Tornadoes And Snow Hit North And South In March Storms
Severe weather left six dead and heavy damage in Mississippi and Texas as tornadoes struck five counties and coast oil regions near Galveston. Unseasonable cold and snow spread through Montana and western Nebraska while rain fell in Missouri and eastern Kansas.
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Mississippi
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Middle-West
Missouri
Kansas
Charleston
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Galveston
Gambling House Operators Fined Five Hundred Dollars
James Cash and H. W. Haynes pleaded guilty in district court to possessing and operating gambling games and each was fined 500 dollars with six month jail terms suspended. Cash and Haynes, recent arrivals from Santa Fe, ran a gambling den leased in Roswell. Bankhead Hotel proprietor Harry Kitzelman also pled guilty, fined 500 dollars, and given a six month suspended jail sentence for permitting gambling on his premises.
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James Cash
H. W
Jock) Haynes
James B. McGhee
Cash
Haynes
Roswell
Santa Fe
T. J. Pearson
West McGaffey
Harry Kitzelman
Bankhead Hotel
Chase Taken To Alcatraz As Nelson Case Resumes
John Paul Chase arrived at Alcatraz Island federal prison in San Francisco to begin serving a life sentence for killing a federal agent. The trial of nine people accused of harboring his slain companion George Nelson continues in federal court, with Chase under heavy security after the transfer from Chicago.
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San Francisco
Alcatrax Island
John Paul Chase
George “Baby Face
Nelson
Chaves
Chicago
Barrington
Ill
Lord Mayor of Ireland’s Picks in a Dublin Tale
A Boston reader recalls meeting Dublin’s Lord Mayor who, after discussing a fine comedy in New York, correctly named the Grand National winners Reynolds town Blue Prince and Thurman the Second. The anecdote suggests trusting a local confidant’s betting insight if the Irish official speaks.
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Washington
Reynoldstown
Blue Prince
Thurman
Golly
Ireland
Pope Seeks Prayers as War Feared by Vatican
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII told a secret consistory that war is impossible due to its vast crime and fury, the ruin of nations, and the physical impossibility amid current dangers. Cardinals noted the address was among his strongest, the audience silent throughout.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
N M M I To Host Barbecue Near Roswell
The New Mexico Military Institute will host a barbecue next Saturday at 12 30 at the Forsythe Well six miles west of Roswell inviting Roswell alumni patrons and the Board of Regents Calves bought in a 4 H calf sale last Wednesday will be used for the meal Cadet corps will practice for an April 22 inspection with Red and Blue troops in a sham battle Cadet Colonel H H Fink commands the Red forces Lt R M Stewart the Blue Maj B H Conner is chief umpire Maj Saunders Lt Collier umpire for Red and Lt Hart Lt Orell for Blue Blank ammunition will be used and a special situation will be issued shortly before start.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Forsythe Well
Roswell
Board of Regents
Corps of Cadets
H. H. Fink
R. M Stewart
B. H. Conner
Maj. Saunders
Lt. Collier
Hart
Orell
Colorado's income tax bill vetoed by governor
Governor Ed Co Johnson vetoed the graduated income tax bill and sent it back to a legislature ready to attempt to pass it over his head despite an opinion by Attorney General Paul P Prosser that it is unconstitutional.
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Denver
Ed Co. Johnson
Paul P. Prosser
Supreme Court orders new trial for Scottsboro assault case
Washington April 1 AP The Supreme Court orders a new trial in the case of death sentences imposed on Clarence Norris and Haywood Patterson, Negroes convicted of assault on a white woman near Scottsboro Alabama.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Haywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Ala
Long HIts At Roosevelt In Radio Talk
Washington April 1 AP The capital notes Huey P Long and Father Coughlin intensifying efforts to build organizations. Long used a radio speech to push his share the wealth clubs while criticizing the Roosevelt administration. Coughlin announced a state based structure for national union for social justice with nationwide radio meetings. Long hinted at third party movements and recalled Roosevelt’s alleged third party considerations. He claimed after the bank holiday banks closed and others opened and attacked New Deal measures.
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Senator Long
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Union For Social Justice
Chicago
Long
Roosevelt Brigade
United States
IX FLIERS FALL TO DEATH OVER SUNDAY
Six fliers died in Sunday air crashes witnessed by hundreds. A glider collision near Barstow and a passenger aboard the Barstow craft, Jack Cowgill, were killed while Eddie Johnson survived with minor injuries. Other fatalities occurred near De Leon Texas Elmhurst Illinois and Flint Michigan in separate incidents involving pilots, students, and parachute jumpers.
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Associated Press
Jack Barstow
Eddie Johnson
Corpus Christi
Texas
Barstow
Jack Cowgill
de Leon
Cecil Cook
L. W. Abbott
Claude Morin
Abbott
Elmhurst
Chicago
Floyd Davis
Flint
Mich
Davis
Earth
Killing May Cause Tong War in Frisco
San Francisco's Chinatown remained heavily guarded as police feared a Tong war after the killing of 27 year old Harry Chan a Bing Kong Tong member. Police held three Chinese suspects including Jue Yen and Jung, Suey Sing Tong members, who allegedly attacked Chan. Bing Chang alias June Bing and Jung Kai faced questioning with Bodine denial of involvement.
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Harry Chan
Chan
Bing Kong Tong
Chinatown
Olice
Jue Yen
Th Jung
Suey Sing Tong
Bing Chang
June Bing
Stockton
Jung Kai
van Nuys
Bing
New Bridge Rules May Boost Bid Pressure in Simses Culbertsons Match
New rules cutting penalties take effect as P Hal Sims and Dorothy push the Culbertsons in their 150 rubber duel. After a week, Culbertsons lead by 9 830 points. kibitzers note close contract fulfillment, with averages around .616 for Sims and .688 for Culbertson across 259 hands, 10 of which were passed.
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New York
P. Hal Simses
Ely Culbertsons
P. Hal Sims
Dorothy
Culbertson
Sims
Delegation to Push Conchas Dam Plan to Washington
A joint New Mexico and west Texas delegation will travel to Washington in about two weeks to press federal officials on the Conchas dam project. Gov. Clyde Tingley will lead New Mexico’s side with the Canadian River commission. Amarillo representatives include Mayor Ross Rogers and Chamber officials. Texas Gov. Alfred invited to attend. The Condhay project is estimated at about 9 million dollars.
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Tap
New Mexico
West Texas
Washington
Conchas Dam
Clyde Tingley
Canadian River Commission
Amarillo
Ross Rogers
W. C. Hawk
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred
Texas
Inspection April 23rd At Institute
War Department inspecting board will assess New Mexico Military Institute on April 21 to determine this year’s rating. The institute has held War Department honor status since 1909. Board members include COL W W Gordon Ft Bliss, LTC A W Lane, and LTC Wu B R Crea Ft Benning. Gordon and Lane each have a son connected to the Institute.
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War Department
New Mexico Military Institute
W. W. Gordon
Cavalry
Ft. Bliss
A. W. Lane
Infantry
Wu BR. Crea
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Gordon
Lane
Institute
Cooper case in federal court over alleged liquor still
In Santa Fe on April 1 AP reports a jury in U S district court examined Jim and Lin Cooper charged with possessing a still and equipment found about 32 miles northwest of Carrizozo. Earlier Antonio Armijo and Jose Baca were tried for possession, with defendants clashing, each aided by a lawyer, and both found guilty.
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Carrizozo
Federal Court
Santa Fe
U. S
Jim
Lin Cooper
Antonio Armijo
Jose Baca
Each Tried Beat Other and Both Are in Jail
Santa Fe April 1 AP Luis Reybal and Luis Rivera were jailed after a Chicago ride plot ended with both men shot in the leg. Rivera invited Reybal to ride, Reybal agreed, and at an Indian school Roybal allegedly struck with an iron bar before Reybal fired a revolver, wounding both. Special officer Zeke Cortez took them into custody.
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Santa Fe
Luis Reybal
Luis Rivera
Chicago
Rivera
Reybal
Roybal
Zeke Cortez
New Mexico State Income Tax Returns Due Soon
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico state income tax is due April 15 with L. D. Sparks overseeing a small staff to collect. Last year 16 000 returns were filed, compared with 3 000 federal returns. The system shifted from an offset to a deduction from income tax this year, changing how amounts owed are calculated.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
L. D. Sparks
Sparks
Interpleader Filed Over $2000 Life Policy Claim
New York Life Insurance Co. sues Lewers R. Conarty and J A Monaghan as administrator of John D. Lake estate in U S district court Santa Fe to settle conflicting claims on a $2000 policy. Lake died Jan 13 at Fort Gibson Okla and his wife, named beneficiary, died days earlier. Proceeds would go to Monaghan as administrator. Conarty filed policy assignment. Mental capacity to sign the assignment is questioned.
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Santa Fe
U. S
New York Life Insurance Co
Lewers R. Conarty
J. A. Monaghan
John D. Lake
Lake
Fort Gibson
Okla
Monaghan
Conarty
Big Loss If Movies Move From California
Hollywood reports that drastic tax measures by California lawmakers could force the film industry to relocate. A Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce study estimates Southern California’s motion picture investment at 400 million dollars, with studios valued at about 150 million but potentially replaceable for less than 50 million. Star homes.
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Hollywood
Calif
California
Chamber of Commerce of
Los Angeles
Justice Dept asks Supreme Court to dismiss NRA case
The Justice Department formally asked the Supreme Court to dismiss the case against W. E. Belcher of Alabama, which aimed to test the constitutionality of the National Recovery Act. A decision was deferred as the dismissal motion was filed by Solicitor General Stanley Reed, while the lumber code authority reversed itself and announced it would protest the dismissal.
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Nra Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
W. E. Belcher
Alabama
Stanley Reed
Lumber Code Authority
Air Mapping Crew Finishes This Area
The three man crew mapping this area for the aeronautics map of the United States, conducted by the Department of Commerce, completed their Roswell base section and left this morning for Pueblo to start mapping four new areas.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Roswell
Pueblo
Johnson Coughlin Feud Intensifies In Public Spat
Washington April 1 AP. Debated over the weekend, Hugh S Johnson Father Charles E Coughlin and Senator Huey P Long traded barbs. Johnson denounced Coughlin as an American Hitler attacking the monetary plan backed by the priest. Coughlin retorted bigots have claimed we bleed money from the poor, a charge he says comes from Wall Street. Long attacked the Roosevelt recovery, calling Blue Eagle a blue buzzard and mocking it as removing wheels from a car to speed it.
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Washington
Hugh Ss. Johnson
Charles E. Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Johnson
Father Coughlin
Hitler
Wall Street
Long
Roosevelt
Governor Tingley invited to national weights and measures conference
Santa Fe April 1 AP Governor Clyde Tingley received an invitation to send a representative to the 25th national conference on weights and measures, sponsored by the National Bureau of Standards in Washington on June 4. New Mexico has no active regulatory work in this area, but a rep may attend to gather information.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
New Mexico
State Tax Commission In Session In New Mexico
Santa Fe reports the state tax commission is in session today on corporate values. J. D. Clark of Las Vegas, a 330 date commissioner replacing Peter Miller, attended the session.
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State Tax Commission
Santa Fe
J. D. Clark
Las Vegas
Peer Miller
NRA Codes Urge Vigorous Backing From All Sides
Santa Fe April 1 AP Fred C Rogers NRA compliance cer for New Mexico released a public correspondence from President to NIRA head Donald Richberg. The President says there is no ex whatsoever at present for sponsors and industry to fail to support codes. No justification for attempting to lengthen hours or wages against code requirements. The letter follows Richberg's claim some codes are being violated as NRA enforcement may not be vigorous now.
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Santa Fe
Fred C. Rogers
NRA
New Mexico
NIRA
Donald Richberg
Richberg
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