Econom y cuts to raise death rate among veterans
Albuquerque dispatch quotes William F Darmitzel state rehabilitation officer arguing that reductions in veterans compensation will raise tuberculosis deaths among ex servicemen. He cites 1932 data showing 6,972 veteran deaths and 2,242 from tuberculosis in veterans hospitals, with 623,371 veterans affected by service connected TB and 14,321 with active TB. He warns 90 percent will lose status and face reduced or zero compensation, risking more hospitalizations and progression to permanent disability or death.
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Albuquerque
N. M
William F. Darmitzel
Oday
Veterans
Darmitzer
Roosevelt Orders $200 Million War and Navy Cut
President Roosevelt directs major reductions in army and navy funding for the next fiscal year, targeting civilian staff and activities. War Department to trim $144 million from $349.84 million, Navy cut $56 million from $208 million, with possible salary cuts of about $60 million under review. Agriculture department also faces a $100.2 million cut from the current $317.9 million, much of which funded highway construction programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War and Navy Departments
Army
Navy
War Department
Dern
Swanson
Agriculture Department
First Day for Beer and Claims More Business
The Associated Press reports a nationwide pickup in business as beer returns, boosting employment and advertising. New York fees for beer permits reach 200000, Chicago ads surge, San Francisco reemployment up to 7000, Los Angeles about 10600, Louisville up to 1000, with newspapers expanding beer ads and stores enjoying a spending spree.
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Dun & Bradstreets
Trade Journal
Friends of Beer
New York
Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Louisville
Washington
Papr
Atwood Says Oil Reports In Agreement With Barker
Col J D Atwood of Roswell says there was no variance in oil conference reports between him and W J Barker. The plan, subject to governor approval, withholds approval for shut downs of pools until April 15 in New Mexico. Barker noted New Mexico’s reserved right to await its governor’s decision. AP notes Roosevelt moves to expand domestic relief with mortgage refinancing and public works, plus Tennessee Valley authority expansion and railroad relief, aiming to finish by mid May.
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Santa Fe
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Washington
W. J. Barker
Associated Press
Atwood
New Mexico
Xx x
N. M
Col. Atwood
No Comment on Finance Board Inaction in New Mexico
Albuquerque. April 8 AP Clinton P. Anderson state treasurer said he had no comment on the state board of finance's failure to act on his report about the overdraft in the State appropriations account and the investment of state funds. He noted the board could transfer money from other funds to the appropriations account. Anderson planned further talks with the Governor and is home with mumps but not seriously ill.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clinton P. Anderson
State Board of Finance
Anderson
Appropriations
Roosevelt's potently praised beer hints at bold taste
A fragmented passage praises a low voltage beer associated with Roosevelt, claiming it will be mighty potent due to his history of good brews. It also praises Congress members for their recent conduct, noting no clear party criticisms and urging readers to buy them a drink as a show of support.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt to lead world plan against depression
Washington notes say President Roosevelt invites top leaders to Washington to plan a global campaign against the depression. British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will attend, with invitations extended to France Germany Italy and other major nations. Talks may include tariff liberalization and potential debt discussions with Britain, while no explicit US plan to revise war debts is stated.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
South América
ABC
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Japan
China
Ramsay MacDonald
London
Congress
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
United States
MacDonald
Trash Fire at 810 West Albuquerque Damages None
The fire department was called to 810 West Albuquerque around eleven o clock this morning where a trash fire had assumed menacing proportions. No damage occurred.
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Albuquerque
Governor Seligman heads to Kansas amid Washington rumor
Governor and Mrs. Arthur Seligman departed for Kansas denying reports of a trip to Washington as ridiculous. The trip is described as routine with no stated agenda.
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Washington
Chena Santa. Fe
Arthur Seligman
Kansas
China
Republicans Draft Farm Relief Plan in Opposition to Wallace
A Senate Republican committee drafted a farm relief substitute to replace the Democratic program. It removes broad powers for Secretary Wallace while including the administration mortgage relief plan. The aim is a united Republican front at the party conference Monday as the administration bill proceeds toward passage next week amid opposition.
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Congress
Senate
Washington
Wallace
Insurance deposits returned by New Mexico insurers
Acting chairman Don Casados of the Corporation Commission said close to 100000 had been returned by insurance companies to the state treasurer following the commission order. Since 1929 insurers could withdraw deposits from 10060 to 26000 after ten years in New Mexico, a total of about 975090 was taken in prior years.
Bank imposes five percent withdrawal plan in Albuquerque
John Bingham state bank examiner ordered First Savings Bank and Trust Company under a five percent restricted withdrawal plan after the sudden death of J Ed Cox. Open for new business but old deposits held, with new accounts going to Denver under federal reserve consent.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Bingham
State Bank Examiner
First Savings Bank and Trust Company
J. Ed Cox
First National Bank of Albuquerque
First Savings Company
Cox
Federal Reserve , Bank In
Denver
Bingham
Clayton
Mrs. Sarah Martin Dies in Roswell at 66
Mrs. Sarah Martin, 66, died at home in Roswell this morning at eight. She lived in Roswell 24 years and was active in the Church of Christ. Survived by three daughters and eight sons. funeral Monday at two from Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev. Lanier officiating. Interment at South Park Cemetery.
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C. E. Roberts
Roswell
Clyde
Hubert
Albert Martin
Leonard H. Martin
Los Angeles
Calfornia
Noah F. Martin
Wichita Falls
Texas
Clarence C. Martin
Wittslow
Arizona
Vernon Martin
Pampa
John W. Martin
Market
Talmage Memorial
Rov. Lanier
Church of Christ
South Park emaRa Fatindge Mortuary
Purdy's Store Robbed Last Night
Purdy's Furniture store was robbed last night by unknown parties. Loss about $1000 as estimated by Mr. Will Purdy. Doors found open this morning. burglars likely entered rear door and exited front. Missing were a $400 adding machine two typewriters and a stock of valuable draperies some made up for customers. Purdy has no idea who committed the theft.
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Purdy
Will Purdy
Lawyer trades for services as fees in spare cash scarce
Albuquerque attorney negotiates bartering instead of cash for legal work. Over six months he received haircuts, milk, groceries, produce, and even two shotguns in exchange. Several young lawyers reportedly follow his example to collect fees without cash.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Unclear Effect of New Veterans Regulations on NM Ex-Service Men
Albuquerque April 3 AP R R Gibson regional manager for the veterans administration bureau said copies of the new veterans compensation regulations had not arrived. He cannot comment on their effect until the department interpretations and guide are received and reviewed. He noted a 15 to 20 day period before a definite statement can be issued once the task is completed.
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Albuquerque
N. M
R. R. Gibson
Veterans Administration Bureau
Gibson
New Mexico
State deficit over million days treasurer Santa Fe
The New Mexico state finance board deferred action on the state overdraft and fund investments after reading a report from State Treasurer Clinton P. Anderson. He projected a year end deficit of 1,059,430, with revenues trimming it to 334,000 and May and June expenses totaling 281,200. He urged investing 250,000 of permanent trust funds in US Treasury bonds, while funds currently earn 1.5 percent. The board postponed decisions, with various vehicle and county payment items approved or deferred and bids planned for competitive purchase.
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Santa Fe
State Finance Board
Clinton P. Anderson
Board of Finance
U. S. Treasury
Ed Swope
Aggie College
Game and Fish Commission
Juan Vigil
Chaves
Eddy
Roswell
Floods Along Mississippi Prompt Hope for Relief
Memphis reports clearing skies as Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee floodwaters recede slightly. About 1,500 people are temporarily homeless with signs of levee weakness near Webb and Sumner Mississippi. Levee guards exchange gunfire with saboteurs while buffalo gnats torment residents.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Webb
Sumner
Miss
Local couples receive marriage licenses in Hagerman and Smyer
Robert Roy McLaughlin of Smyer Texas and Julia Jenkins of Laibbock Texas obtain licenses from County Clerk George Foreman and are wed by Justice L. L. Johnson. Ira B. Hagerman and Ruby Reed of Hagerman secure licenses and are married by Rev. C. C. Hill. A. E. Slade and Nannie McLarry, both of Hagerman, are licensed this morning before noon.
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Robert Roy McLaughlin
Smyer
Texas
Julia Jenkins
Laibbock
George Foreman
Justice of the Peace
L. L. Johnson
Ira B. Hagerma
Ruby Reed
Hagerman
C. C. Hill
A. E. Slade
Nannie McLarry
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature. For New Mexico, the outlook remains fair tonight and Sunday with minimal temperature shifts.
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Roswell
Pecos Y Valley
New Mexico
Akron Victim Masury Body Recovered At Sea
The body of Lieutenant Colonel A. F. Masury U.S.A. ordnance reserve, a guest officer aboard the airship Akron on its final voyage, was found off Beach Haven New Jersey. It was sighted by the tanker John D. Archbold at 9 30 a.m. identified from papers in his pockets and is being sent to the Brooklyn navy yard by coast guard Galatea.
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U. S. S. Portland
New Jersey
A. F. Masury
U.S.A. Ordnance Reserve
Akron
Cel. Masury
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Coast Guard
Galatea
Beach Haven
N. J
Masury
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Busy Bee Cafe Assets Put Up for Auction on April 26
The Busy Bee Cafe assets of John Leakoy at Main Street between Third and Fourth streets will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at 4 PM on April 26, per referee in bankruptcy James F. Caliender.
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Busy Bee
John Leakoy
Busy Bee Cafe
Main Street
James F. J1
Caliender
New Mexico March Income Tax Up From 1932
Albuquerque AP Income tax collections in New Mexico for March were about 25000 dollars higher than March 1932, said L B Thompson deputy internal revenue collector.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
L. B. Thompson
Internal Revenue
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