More Than Twenty Held On Murder Charge At Gallup
The Republican party reports progress toward solvency as treasurer George F. Getz cites a reduced deficit. He says the national committee’s deficit was 6,617.86 dollars as of March 1 and will drop further with a 5,000 dollar donation. Democratic indebtedness stood at 520,670.94 dollars.
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Gallup
Chicago
Republican Party
George F. Getz
National Committee
Getz
G. O. P. National Committee
New York
Democratic Treasury
Hoover
Taxes Under New Social Security Bill Spark Fight in House
Officials from the House Ways and Means Committee estimate that the social security bill would impose at least 1.8 billion dollars in payroll taxes by 1949, with 500 million in 1937 and 600 million annually after 1949, fueling Republican efforts to curb or delay levy dates while Democrats discuss a modified gag rule to limit amendments.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
G. O. P. House
Arrests in Gallup Riot Amid Unemployed Clash
In Gallup New Mexico April 5 AP authorities plan murder charges against more than 20 of 85 in custody after yesterday’s clash between unemployed and officers that killed Sheriff M R Carmichael and an unemployed miner. Inquest opened. 12 women among 85 jailed. Bail denied. suspects face district court commitment. Guards, cow punchers, and volunteers helped restore order as investigations continue.
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Gallup, N. M
M. R. Carmichael
Gallup
Sheriff’s Office
Relief Bill Agreed By Congress Passes House Move
Washington April 5 Congress completed action on the $4.88 billion work relief program with House approval of the conference agreement by 317 to 70. The measure awaits Senate approval and President Roosevelt's signature. Democrats hailed the compromise on non federal allocations and work requirements while critics accused it of aiding Roosevelt’s re election.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
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R-Mo
Taber
Harry L. Hopkins
Ickes
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Caiming
Os zog 3 os says lettuce and cattle prices rise
Santa Monica reports 190 carloads of lettuce shipped from a valley yesterday at strong prices. A Claremore cattleman sold a herd of steers to Kansas City for 128 dollars per head, a dramatic gain from three months ago. A sheepman notes no price rise yet, suggesting mixed livestock signals.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Phoenix
Ariz
Claremore
Kansas City
Hatch cannot be named as federal judge in New Mexico
Santa Fe April 5 AP Capital dopesters favored Sen Carl Hatch as future U S District Judge if a New Mexico seat were created within two years but constitutional limits undermine that prospect. discussion shifts to J O Seth and possibly Dennis Chavez though no definite traceable report supports either.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Carl Hatch
U. S
New Mexico
United States
Senator Hatch
J. O. Seth
Dennis Chavez
Sen
Bronson Cutting
N M M I Games And Barbecue At Six Mile Hill
The New Mexico Military Institute plans a military sham battle and barbecue at Six Mile Hill tomorrow. Cadets divide into Reds and Blues to rehearse for the April 22 inspection under Col H H Fink and Cadet Lieut R M Stewart. Institute faculty act as umpires, lunch at Forsythe Well for invited guests at 12 30.
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Six Mile Hill
H. H. Fink
R. M. Stewart
Forsythe Well
Chamber of Commerce to publish membership list
Chamber of Commerce officials announced a complete member list will be published soon. Directors praised broad community cooperation after a campaign adding 63 members for a total of 297, with some individuals unavailable. publication will be delayed a few days to include everyone.
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Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Guard Convention Assured by Official
Santa Fe is assured of hosting the national guard association convention after talks between Brig. Gen. R. C. Chariton and Maj. Gen. Roy D. Kheen. The event is set for October 24 25 and 26 with expected participation from guardsmen and officials.
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Santa FE
National Guard Association
R. C. Chariton
Roy D. Kheen
Chicago
France Builds War Trenches on Frontier
Nancy April 5 AP France moved reinforcements to border fortifications linking blockhouses with barbed wire and trenches. About 32 000 troops, plus transfers from the Italian frontier, swelling border garrisons by roughly 60 000 men. Reservists and active units train as covering forces while test sirens gauge alarm effectiveness. Berlin reports Germany ready to pledge non aggression pacts and accept current boundaries for 10 years in a bid to stabilize Europe.
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Switzerland
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Paris
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Berlin
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Reich
Europe
Sir John Simon
Hitler
Federal drive on bank robbers announced by Hoover
J Edgar Hoover disclosed a nationwide federal offensive against about 5000 known bank robbers. He said banks under protection totaling about 31.8 billion dollars should contact authorities after robberies and avoid disturbing crime scenes for analysis. Since the federal bank robbery statute, 116 robberies with losses around 509 thousand dollars have been investigated.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
National
Federal Reserve System
Bureau
More Liquor Cases in Santa Fe U S Court
Santa Fe April 5 AP George Larkin's case went to a federal grand jury today charged with having a still mash and liquor W A Wright pleaded guilty to having a still and was sentenced by U S District Judge Colin Neblett to five years and fined 500 Clifford Cornett and W P Brayton jointly charged were tried by a jury but the jury could not agree They will be retried April 26 Other sentences Serafin Atencio three years probation Antonio Armijo three years probation Joe Baca two years and 500 Ramon Lopez probation three years Pedro Romero probation one year Charley Scott two years Willard Long two years William Spencer Roundtree probation three years Locadio Gonzales probation three years for possession of untaxed liquor All the other sentences were for possession of stills Marco Duran was dismissed on a liquor charge Benjamin Salazar and Laurel Lucero were sentenced to 12 months each in jail for theft or receiving stolen property from the local ccc camp
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George Larkin
W. A. Wright
U. S
Colin Neblett
Clifford Cornett
W. P. Brayton
Serafin Atencio
Antonio Armijo
Charley Scott
Willard Long
William Spencer Roundtree
Locadio Gonzales
Marco Duran
Benjamin Salazar
Laurel Lucero
Ccc
Gambling charges filed at Albuquerque club raid
District Attorney T J Mabry said charges of operating a gambling house were filed against Pete Chavez and E A De Buford after a raid on the San Felipe Club in old Albuquerque. Bond of 1000 dollars each was posted, and they will face Judge Joseph L Daily for a hearing once their attorney returns to the city.
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N. M
T. J. Mabry
Pete Chavez
E. A. de Buford
San Felipe Club
Old Albuquerque
Mabry
Joseph L. Daily
Unemployed group asks Tingley for prisoner lease
Santa Fe reporters say about 100 unemployed in a workers league visit the Capitol to seek Gov Clyde Tingley’s reply on leasing all prisoners at Gallup. A Tererra group of roughly 180 was expected. the governor urged the crowd to return home, while his committee prepared an answer.
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Santa Fe
Workers League
Clyde Tingley
Gallup
Frederico Arrellanes
Tererra
Gunmen Raid Crack Illinois Central Train
Four men wearing stylish outfits held up nearly forty passengers aboard the Illinois Central Louisiana bound train named the Louisiana. They terrorized travellers for about twenty minutes south of Chicago, wounded one man, abducted Edward Goetzler, 26, of Wheaton, and escaped in his automobile after looting roughly $843.
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Chicago
Edward Goetzler
Wheaton
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Dollar Day in Roswell Draws Wide Support Next Week
The Roswell Dollar Day event draws broad buyer interest with over fifty participating merchants. Shoppers receive a concert ticket with each dollar purchase and a Yucca theatre show on April 24, amid the Southwestern Music Festival April 9 to 13.
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Yucca Theatre
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Masons Honor Late John W Poe At Roswell Lodge
A large audience gathered at Masonic Temple for an open tribute to John W Poe second worshipful master of Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M and a key New Mexico Masonic leader Robert W Kellahin delivered the address reflecting on Mr Poes long life and sterling qualities A Roswell High School musical program featuring Lenore Shafer accompanied by Mrs Maurice Trout followed the address ending with a social time and light refreshments It capped a series of similar tributes
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John W. Poe
Roswell Lodge No. 18
Ling Qa
New Mexico
Robert W. Kellahin
Poe
Roswell High School
Lenore Shafer
Maurice Trout
Oklahoma Regents Select Biff Jones as Football Coach
The University of Oklahoma board of regents voted unanimously to hire Lawrence "Biff" Jones from Louisiana State as head football coach. Baton Rouge reports Capt. Lawrence Jones welcomed the selection and said he would report for duty when the war department orders him.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Regents
University of Oklahoma
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Lawrence Jones
Oklahoma U
War Department
Seven accused harbor Baby Face Nelson gang member go to jury
In federal court here the seven defendants charged with aiding and concealing the slain gangster Baby Face Nelson faced a jury this afternoon, as the trial proceeded with closure in sight for the high profile case.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Locatelli Dies of Pneumonia in Rome
News from Rome reports Cardinal Locatelli died today from pneumonia. The death follows days of illness and is noted by church and state observers as a significant clerical figure.
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Rome
Cardinal Locatelli
Federal plans to save stock amid drought in Plains
Federal officials map plans to save live stock on the windswept plains if a threatened feed shortage materializes. No further federal cattle purchases are contemplated. The drought area in New Mexico holds about 697000 cattle.
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Washington
New Mexico
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