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Roswell Daily Record in Roswell, New Mexico

01 Apr 1935

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Roswell Daily Record

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Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

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Apr 01, 1935

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3

Pershing Has His Own Ideas of Germany

Gen. John Joseph Pershing, aging commander in chief of World War forces, reads papers on his Tucson desert retreat. He keeps his ideas on Germany private, warning reporters against publication while noting his definite views. Arthritis slows him, but he enjoys riding and exploring nearby historic sites with Gen. Dawes and Gen. Harbord.

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Pershing Germany Tucson Ariz John Joseph Pershing Arizona Sun America Adolf Hitler United States General Pershing Charles G. Dawes James G. Harbord Radio Corporation of America Arizona Fort Huuchuca
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Railway Workers Win 5 Percent April Pay Rise

The April 1 raise covers about 950,000 railroad workers, totaling an estimated $80 million annually. The wage boost stems from a 1932 cut and follows ICC permission for emergency freight charges expected to add $85 million yearly. Despite the gain, managers plan to seek a cut after May 1, proposing a basic wage reduction rather than the earlier deduction system.

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Washington Interstate Commerce Commission W. F. Thiehoff Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
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Cotton loan policy announced for Bankhead control act

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace said applications for allotments under the Bankhead Cotton Control Act will receive a minimum allotment equal to the base production for producers with bases not exceeding two bases. The policy mirrors earlier 1935 regulations. Under current rules tenants on a farm share a single base. With the planting season underway.

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Commodity Credit Corporation AAA Bankhead Wallace
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