Federal court reviews New Mexico motion picture law
In Santa Fe April 1 a U S district court opened with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer challenging New Mexico’s newly enacted motion picture restriction law. The case argues the law violates interstate commerce and copyright protections. Defendants include state officials and district attorneys. Also noted are local court actions and petty charges in justice court.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Prank Wells
Oklahoma City
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
J. L. Lamb
State Corporation Commission
Ordiw
Wells
Frances T. Wilson
Carl Hatch
Clovis
Quincy Adams
Attorney General's Office
Oriel L. Phillips
T. Blake Kennedy
Wyoming
Colin Neblett
Jury Court Term Begins Here Monday
Chaves County district court opens next Monday with juries returnable Wednesday. Criminals run April 14 to 22, civil cases April 24 to 27. Emerson Watt embezzlement trial set for April 22. Frank Davis murder trial April 26 related to November 3, 1930 incident in Carlsbad. Davis defense by O. O. Askren due to indigence. List of scheduled criminal docket follows with multiple cases through April 22. Albuquerque official seeks survey of indigent ex-servicemen for relief after July 1 disability payments end.
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District Court
Chaves County
Emerson Watt
Frank Davis
James Elliot
Carlsbad
Ventue
Eddy County
O. O. Askrén
Davis
Carl Quillen
G. T. Waits
D. A. Calderon
Manuel Cantu
Roberto Fuentes
Juan Gamboa
World leaders invited to Washington for recovery talks
Washington reports that chiefs of France Italy and Germany along with Britain have been invited to Washington to join President Roosevelt in shaping a world economic recovery plan. Invitations were extended verbally through embassies with Germany possibly including Hitler and Mussolini. France Britain and Italy may send heads of government or top representatives to London talks this summer, aiming to cut trade barriers and tariffs while excluding war debts from discussion. Paris notes Henry Berenger, France’s senate foreign affairs chief, may attend unless Madam Berenger’s death prevents him. if chosen he would assist Ambassador De La Boulaye in Washington.
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Roosevelt
Italy
Germany
Oaly
Adolph Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Pean
Daladi
Ramsay Mac
Great Britain
United States
London
Paris
Henry Berenger
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
France
MaxDonald
Madam Berenger
Berenger
Andre de la Boulaye
Roosevelt push for flat ten percent tariff cut in new bill
Washington reports that President Roosevelt plans a 10 percent cut in tariffs as a core element of a forthcoming message and bill to Congress. The proposal would authorize the president to negotiate reciprocal tariff agreements to revive world trade ahead of London’s economic conference with Britain’s Prime Minister MacDonald set to sail April 15.
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Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
London
MacDonald
Great Britain
France
Senate approves thirty hour week bill in 53 to 30 vote
The Senate passed a 30 hour work week bill aimed at limiting labor in manufacturing to five days and six hours daily, with exemptions for newspapers, perishables, milk, and farm products. The measure, supported by Senator Black, faces House action and potential changes to raise the limit to 36 hours.
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Dala
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Supreme Court
Akron
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Rainey
Roswell Favored For Next Missionary Society Convention
An Associated Press dispatch from Gallup reports Roswell is favored to host the 1934 annual convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church South. Mrs Dan H Wilmot and Mrs John C Martens, Roswell representatives, were authorized to extend the invitation at the Gallup session where the convention is ongoing.
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Associated Press
Gallup
Roswell
Womens’ Missionary Society of
M. Church, South
Gatlup
Dan H. Wilmot
John C. Martens
Womens’ Missionary Society
M. E. Church
South
County Faces Major Loss From Veterans Compensation
Lake J. Frazier projects Chaves county will lose about a quarter million dollars yearly due to the national economy law. New veterans in the county receive roughly 375000 annually, with around two thirds at risk of being cut. He warns that reduced veterans payments will curb local spending and fuel a monthly revenue loss near 26000, while federal tax contributions from these payments remain small.
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Lake J. Frazier
Chaves County
First Beer Death in Los Angeles
Los Angeles records its first beer death as a truck with a trailer loses control on a Hollywood hill. The vehicle crashes into a print shop, killing Forrest Myers, 34, and fatally injuring his mother Mamié Myers, 56. Driver Harold Evans, 10, escaped after the transmission failed. An automobile and a brick building were damaged.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Forrest Myers
Mamié Myers
Harold Evans
CUMMINGS MAY REMAIN AS ATTORNEY GENERAL
Washington reports indicate Mayor Frank Murphy of Detroit may become Governor General of the Philippines but Homer S. Cummings of Connecticut is expected to stay as attorney general. Roosevelt plans to keep independence policies and has debated the Philippines revision, with suggestions toward broader independence.
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Washington
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Philippines
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
Cuttiin N Says Trying Change Economy Rules
Santa Fe April 7 AP Major Herman Beca said he was advised by Senator Cutting that efforts were being made to readjust veterans cases for presumptive tuberculars. Cutting argued Congress cannot modify the situation and pledged cooperation. The Governor was advised as well.
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Santa Fe
Herman Beca
Congress
Amarilloan Held On White Slavery Charge
Don E. Park of Amarillo bound over to federal grand jury on white slave act charges. He is jailed for failing to post 2000 dollars bond after being sought in Cheyenne Wyoming for transporting Violet McClellan from Cheyenne to Denver in 1932. Also facing prohibition case. previously arrested with McClellan. In New Mexico, a school superintendent election contest in Guadalupe county sees Rebecca Martinez defeating Georgia Abercrombie. hearing postponed due to attorney absence.
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L. L. Jonson
Justice of the Peace Court
Herbert L. Smith
J. B. Coats
Coats
Julian Chaves
Carman Arias
Lake J. Frazier
Beaty
Albuquerque
N. M
Don E. Park
Amarillo
Park
Cheyenne
Wio
Violet McClenlan
Denver
U. S
Martn Riley
McClellon
Santa Fesa
Rebecca
Martinez
Guadalupe County
Georgia Abercrombie
Jane
George Hunker
Las Vegas
Abercrombie
Banker Cox of Albuquerque Dies Suddenly
J Ed Cox vice president of the First National Bank of Albuquerque and secretary treasurer of the First Savings and Trust Company died at his home after feeling ill at work earlier today. He suffered angina pectoris and no inquest was deemed necessary. He leaves his widow and five daughters and was a prominent figure in local banking. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Dallas
Tex
Arkansas
Harrel Harper
Conern
Harper
Oklahoma
Jacqués Lemoyne
F. F. Arnold
L. F. McDonald
Oklahoma City
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Denver
J. Ed Cox
First National Bank of Albuquerque
First Savings and Trust Company of
Cox
First Savings Banks
T. J. Marley
New York Cotton Exchange Declares Good Friday Holidays
The board of managers of the New York cotton exchange declared Good Friday April 14 and Saturday April 15 as exchange holidays. Carrizozo businessmen's club has sent a resolution demanding a 25 percent reduction in tax rates to Lincoln County board of commissioners and the state tax commission.
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Carrizoze
Carrizozo Businessmen’s Club
Linco County Board of Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Guaranty Bank Deposits Rise In House Debate
Washington April 7 AP A banking reform bill guided by Glass measures and a full bank deposit guarantee plan will be presented by House Banking Committee Chairman Steagall on Monday. A $2 billion corporation would administer the guarantee system with an initial capital of $500 million and authority to issue $1.5 million in delegations.
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Steagall
House Banking Committee
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Tonight and Saturday
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley covers tonight and Saturday. Impacts include clear to partly cloudy skies, with temperatures near seasonal norms and light winds. No significant precipitation expected. brief cooling after sunset and mild daytime highs anticipated.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Farm Bill Taken Up Senate Today
The administration farm bill was opened for debate in the Senate amid Republican opposition. A conference favored Carey Wyoming to chair a committee assessing the bill and reporting handling options. Democrats remain hopeful for passage next week and return to the House with Senate changes.
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