President Security Plan Is Threatened in House Debate
WASHINGTON April 3 The House faced sharp splits over the presidents social security bill as Democrats and Republicans weighed amendments and possible gag rules. A new push by Rep Isabella Greenway to separate old age pension provisions and speed passage added further tension while leading Democrats warned a close vote is likely.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Repubicans
Ways and Means Committee
House
Isabella Greenway
Old Resident Dies in Roswell at 68
Jesuz Belez, longtime Roswell area resident, died at his home 600 East Matthews at age 68. Immigrating from Old Mexico in 1865, he spent fifty years around sheep and cattle camps. He never married and is survived by a cousin. his parents died in Old Mexico. Funeral services set for Thursday morning at St Johns Catholic Church with Schulers Funeral Home directing.
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Jesuz Belez
Roswell
East Matthews
Mr. Belez
Old Mexico
St. Johns Catholic Church
Schulers Funeral Home
Judge sentences McCormick to up to 50 years in state prison
Albuquerque, April 3. District judge Joseph L. Dailey sentenced T. J. McCormick, convicted of assault on a young girl, to a term from 25 to 50 years in the state penitentiary.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Joseph L. Dailey
T. J. McCormick
Oklahoma voter views on governors and Roosevelt
Claremore citizens boast Oklahoma has strong crops cattle and a good price while Kansas backs a fine Republican governor. The speaker notes Republicans plan a ticket and many expect Roosevelt’s decline, reflecting a wary, humorous regional sentiment about national politics.
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Claremore
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Roosevelt
City approves parking ordinance for trucks in Roswell
Roswell city council passed Ordinance 537 restricting parking of trucks over eighteen feet on Main First Second and Third streets and on routes to city limits with a fifteen minute loading exception. Section four prescribes a fine of 10 to 200 dollars or 3 to 30 days in jail.
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Walnut
Fifth
First Street
Main
Richardson
East
West
Virginia
Pennsylvania Avenues
First
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Wilmot
Chihuahua
Second Street
Moore
L. L. Johnson
Waterman in Santa Fe Jail on Embezzlement Charge
John E. Waterman former director and now sales tax collector, is jailed in Santa Fe charged with embezzling about 2400 dollars from sales tax remittances. Governor Tingley said audit underway and Waterman held on 10000 dollar bond. Waterman from Capitan admitted shortages spanning since last August.
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Santa FE
Said
John E. Waterman
Clyde Tingley
James J. Connelly
E. J. House Jr
State Motor Patrol
Albuquerque
House
Waterman
Connelly
Hiwayman Resigns From Santa Fe Post
Roughton, a highway department employee at Belen, resigned, announced by state highway engineer Grover Conroy. Roughton is from Albuquerque.
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Santa Fe
Roughton
Highway Department
Belen
Iris
Grover Conroy
Albuquerque
Vienna Yugoslavia Near Military Dictatorship Reported
Persistent reports say Vienna is on the brink of a military dictatorship in Yugoslavia today. The claim centers on rising military influence and potential government collapse, warning of instability in the region.
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Vienna
Yugoslavia
Myron Prager Speaks On Store Arrangement
Myron Prager addressed the Ad Club noon meeting on store arrangement with emphasis on selling and customer convenience. He outlined three divisions of good design including physical fixtures lighting color and signage for ease of shopping. A five minute talk vote favored continuing the format as Charles Huff led the session.
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Myron Prager
Advertising Club
Charles Huff
Carl Bird
Likelihood of Cotton Processing Tax Change Doubted
Secretary Wallace stated there is little chance of increasing the cotton processing tax before August 1, 1935. The remark signals a cautious stance on tariff policy affecting cotton manufacturers and farmers amid ongoing economic concerns.
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Washington
Sec
Wallace
Softball Season Opens With Exhibition Games in Roswell
The softball season starts Saturday night at Thorne Park with three exhibition games featuring Amonett's vs D A V, Fairbank Oilers vs The Record, and Shaw's Grocery vs Mabie Lowrey. Admission is ten cents for Saturday programs, five cents on league nights, and under 12s free.
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Roswell
Softball Association
Thorne Park
Oilers
Shaw’s Grocery
Mabie Lowrey
Parker
Fernandez Named To Take Men's Place
Santa Fe April 3 AP appointment today by the state tax commission of A M Fernandez as state delinquent tax attorney renews discussion of the constitutional provision regarding office holding by legislators in New Mexico. Fernandez, member of the 12th legislature, succeeds J D Mell. The governor said the attorney general's office has assured him the appointment was not affected in the constitutional provision. A study of the constitutional provision, and a ruling by the state supreme court has defined this situation in one case that of state Rel Baca vs Otero.
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Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
A. M. Fernandez
New Mexico
Fernandez
J. D. Mell
State Supreme Court
Baca
Fernandez, Tike “E-A. Cana
Tax Commission
G O P Plans to Attack Roosevelt in Campaign Push
Washington April 3 AP A surge of GOP sentiment urges direct attacks on President Roosevelt in 1936 campaign rhetoric. Midwest leaders expect a Kansas City meeting next month to target New Deal policies including crop control, deficits, relief, and the work relief bill. A prominent Republican says indirect tactics failed in the last campaign and the party must name the President to fight New Deal strategies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Congress
City Manager Clyde Fulton Finishes Quiet Yet Vital Tasks
A Roswell city report highlights Clyde Fulton as the driving force behind many civic efforts. In February and March his street dept moved gravel dirt and trash and prepared blocks for paving while sanitary work included numerous inspections and carcass removals. He also oversaw tree work park maintenance toilets projects street-name repainting and animal care, though his low-key style hides the breadth of his duties.
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Clyde Fulton
Roswell
Fulton
Chy
Europe Sees Hope for Plan to Keep Peace
Great Britain and Poland agreed on maintaining close contact over a European security system after two days of talks in Warsaw led by Capt. Anthony Eden. The discussions touched on the eastern pact, Pan European security, and forthcoming Stresa talks with France and Italy. Berlin and Moscow views were briefed via Beck, with hopes that the Warsaw conversations will form a basis for a broader peace framework.
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Great Britain
Poland
Anthony Eden
Europe
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Marshal Pilsudski
Eden
M. Joseph Bee
M. Beck
Berlin
Moscow
London
Beck
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
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France
Stresa
Paris
England
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Mussolini
John Simon
House of Commons
Roosevelt May Sign Bonus Bill After All
AP reports Veterans of Foreign Wars leader James E. Van Zandt told a Santa Fe audience that Congress will pass the Patman bonus bill and President Roosevelt may sign it to avert a potential third party threat. He warned a veto could lead to a close Senate fight as Democrats fear a split could aid Republicans in the next election. The talk followed discussions on a junior U.S. District Judge seat for New Mexico, with Sen. Carl Hatch favored for the post amid a Bratton-Hatch career parallel.
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N. M
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Roosevelt
el Paso
Senta Fe
Foosevelt
Farley
van Zanfit
van Zandt
Carl Hatch
U. & Circuit
Sam Bratton
Bratton
Hatch
State offices closed to hear Van Zandt talk
Santa Fe April 3 AP A number of state offices were closed this morning during the time National Commander Van Zandt of the Veterans of Foreign Wars delivered a talk in the Hall of Representatives.
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van Zandt
Santa Fe
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hall of Representatives
Carlisle Dies at Raton Local Ex-press Agent
John Parl Carlisle, 46, a local ex press agent born in Las Vegas New Mexico, died here after a brief illness. He was well known in this section of the state.
Governor Tingley to attend J L Gober funeral
Santa Fe April 3 Gov Clyde Tingley will travel to Albuquerque this afternoon to attend the funeral of J L Gober who served as police judge.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
J. L. Gober
Roswell High Junior Class Presents Loose Ankles Play
The Junior Class of Roswell High School stages a Friday night comedy called Loose Ankles at the Junior High School Auditorium. Tickets go on sale Thursday and Friday with proceeds benefiting the annual Junior-Senior banquet. residents are urged to attend for both support of student activities and an enjoyable evening.
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Roswell High School
Roswell
Rural Chaves County elects directors to several school boards
Rural Chaves County voters elected new directors for districts 4 7 9 12 16 25 26 and 27 with terms varying from one to three years. Covel School was newly formed and elected three directors while other districts reported different term lengths and vacancies. Some districts have not yet submitted results to the county superintendent.
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Chaves County
Mountain View
Ernest King
S. W. Clow
Cartright
Fred Denney
Fred Corn
East Grand Plains
C. H. Culdice
Elkins
Henry Sorrelis
Covel
G. J. Burton
Q. H. Parker
J. D. Ramsey
Crawford
Spring Mound Valley
Camp
Lee Bullard
Chaves
Jim Smith
J. C. Metcalf
Covel School
Mine Roof Collapse Kills One In Hazard Mine
In Pinos Altos New Mexico on April 1 Roberto Maldonado twenty five from Fierro was killed and Juan Berra of Santa Rita was injured when a drift roof in the Hazard mine near here caved crushing the men under rock officials said today.
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Pinos Altos
N. M
Roberto Maldonado
Fierro
Juan Berra
Santa Rita
Alligator Patrol Reorganizes At Tuesday Meeting
At the headquarters the Alligator Patrol held its weekly meeting Tuesday night at 1 4 p m. The assistant Patrol Leader led the Scout Oath and Laws, games were played, and plans for an honor drill were discussed. Leaders voted to rename the Alligator Patrol the Arrow Patrol and closed with the Scout Benediction.
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Tne Arrow Patrol
Willis Ford Out After Attending Business
Willis Ford is away attending business after his reegst Mlgees.
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