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Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

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Lord Reading Blames America For Europe’s Woes

A lengthy critique argues that Britain and France caused postwar turmoil by seeking U S treaties and debts through the League of Nations, contending the United States wisely rejected guardian roles while England and France face war debt fallout and empire losses. It contrasts U S Senate power with Japanese treaties and warns of a new global deal to forgive debts in exchange for concessions. The piece also notes editorial disapproval of a university printing shop and comments on Texas support for the New Deal amid liquor auction reports.

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Las Cruces Parking Etiquette Warning

City planners set white lines for orderly parking on Main Street but motorists often straddle lines taking up space. An editor observed six cars in one block parked across the line, blocking spaces, prompting concern for courtesy and city guidance.

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Government investment with long term tax returns

The author critiques the massive government reconstruction program and argues the money should yield tax returns. Roads, clearing and other projects may cut transport costs though some spending is non productive. A home loan reform would see government partner with private stockholders while not dictating loans, aiming to boost future tax earnings.

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