Snow storms and dust cloud halt trains across Colorado plains
Snow and dust storms sweep across southeastern Colorado, New Mexico and Texas. Four inches of new snow east of Colorado Springs and five foot drifts along Rock Island tracks threaten travel. visibility drops in dust storms. Flights resume after 72 hour halt. Springfield and Pritchett schools reopen with cautions.
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Rock Island Railway
New Mexico
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado Springs
Rock Island
Limon
Salida
Albuquerque
Continental Divide
Arkansas
Baca County
Springfield
Pritchett
Colo
Kansas City
Elizey Elected President of Roswell Rotary Club
Berry V. Elizey was elected president by the club directors as Ross Malone Jr. became vice president and Claude Simpson secretary. New directors include Elizey, Malone Jr., Ed Williams, J. A. Strong, Logan Hunter, Harry G. Moberly and George L. Erwin. Doy Daniel and Thornton Boswell named district conference delegates for Santa Fe on April 25 26 with about fifteen members planning to attend. L N Simmons Cornell assistant comptroller spoke urging action toward sound policies amid talks on the South Springs Ranch holdings.
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Berry V. Elizey
Roswell
Berry Elilzey
Claude Simpson
L. N. Simmons
Cornell University
N. Y
University
South Springs
Cornell
Jubilee Singers At Baptist Church Roswell
The Attica Jubilee Singers will perform at First Baptist Church in Roswell Sunday April 14 at 3 00 PM. Fresh from a European tour they appeared on NBC radio 1927 29 and earned All American Broadcast honors. The program blends spirituals with readings from Dunbar Johnson Tyner and Drey with no admission charge and a free will offering.
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First Baptist Church
Attica Jubilee Singers
Europe
London
Berlin
Paris
America
National Broadcasting Company
The
New York Telegram
Sylvia
Dunbar
Johnson
Tyner
Drey
FOWERS MEET TAKE UP GERMAN REARMAMENTS
Great Britain France and Italy agreed to take up France's appeal to the League of Nations over Germanys repudiation of Versailles military clauses. Leaders pressed for a clear stance, with details of the French memorandum to be submitted to the league and questions raised on Germanys attitude toward security pacts and Austria.
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Associated Press
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Italy
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
Germany
Europe
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Flandin
Mussolini
League
Reichsuehrer
Hitler
Geneva
Simon
Sir John Simon
Reichsfuehre
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Warsaw
Praha
Mayors Aid In Speeding Work Relief Effort
Washington reports detailed Roosevelt plans to move 3.5 million jobless from relief to useful works. Mayors of major cities study cooperation with the government to place workers in urban projects amid policy to work where workers live. Relief totals indicate 3.5 million employables with 5 million on relief nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
United States Conference of Mayors
AAA Moves to Aid Drought Wheat Farmers
The AAA agreed to full benefit payments for drought area farmers who plant no wheat due to adverse weather. Also, spring wheat planting may exceed base acreage up to 165 percent with waivers of the minimum plant requirement in drought-designated counties after producer applications.
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AAA
Washington
Wallace
Chavez Contest to Be Heard by Senate Committee
Washington April 11 AP The Senate elections committee overruled Senator Cutting for dismissal of the election contest brought by former New Mexico representative E Dennis Chavez Chavez a Democrat charged unlawful expenditures by Cutting family or agents and that Cutting was elected by illegal votes the committee ordered those allegations stricken from Chavez petition
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Senator Cutting
Ur-Nm
New Mexico
E. Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Cutting
Cars Needed for Cavern Trip by Festival Students
High school participants of the Great Southwestern Music Festival traveling to Roswell face transportation gaps to reach Carlsbad Caverns on Saturday morning. Volunteers are urged to offer carloads starting at 7:00 or 7:30 and contact the Chamber of Commerce promptly to ensure all can attend.
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Otto, Deer
San Antonio
Texas
Joseph E. Maddy
Zoeller
Maddy
Sou
Juni School
M. E
Li Lecause
Orchestra Us
Mexico
Clarente Suk Odf
Madera
California
Roswell
Carlsbad Caverns
Caverns
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Protest Extension of Indian Reservation in San Juan County
Santa Fe April 11 A protest from the Taxpayers Association of San Juan County opposes the Indian Department proposal to extend the reservation. The telegram lists civic bodies and the Colorado New Mexico Wool Growers and San Juan Basin Livestock and Grazing Association as opposed. The governor said he will seek an impartial inquiry and plans to confer with Sen. Hatch and State Land Commissioner Vesely in Washington.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Taxpayers Association of
San Juan County
Indian Department
Colorado-New Mexico Wool Growers Association
San Juan Basin
Washington
Sen
Carl Hatch
Frank Vesely
Civil Liberties Union to Probe Gallup Riot Conditions
An ACLU committee from Santa Fe will study social, economic and political factors in Gallup to advise Gov Clyde on civil liberties and to seek dropping charges against seven women accused of murder after a riot that killed two. Organizer Wirin hopes for a dying declaration from miner Salomon Escobal and to press for freeing those under recognizance.
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Santa Fe
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Gallup
Clyde Pue Nonjeziuesio
Wirin
Civil Liberties Union
Scottsboro
Mooney
Trujillo Convicted of Assault with Weapon in Cerrillos Robbery
A district court jury found Apolonia Trujillo guilty of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to rob the December 1922 Cerrillos store he and associates targeted. One accomplice is jailed for 20 to 25 years, another remains at large. Trujillo was arrested in California months after the crime in Santa Fe.
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Adolphis
N.Y Times
Warren Robbins
Canada
Mussolini
Little San Salvador
Warren
Santa Fe
Apolonia Trujillo
Joe Zucal
Cerrillos
Trujillo
State
California
Softball Managers To Meet Tonight
The managers of all teams in the two softball leagues are urgently requested to attend a meeting at Thorne Park tonight at six o'clock to decide on an important matter arising in the leagues.
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Thorne Park
Senate Ag Bill Pushes 16 to 1 Silver Standard
The Senate agriculture committee approved a Wheeler bill to require the Treasury to buy silver monthly until silver holds one fourth of monetary stocks, aiming for a 16 to 1 silver to gold ratio. Roosevelt lifted new mine silver prices to 71 cents an ounce, stirring Silverites as Democratic leaders doubt its Senate passage.
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D-Mont
Senate Agricultural Committee
Bryan
Treasury
Wall Street
Congress
Thomas
United States
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Garden Gossip From The Record Garden Column
Garden Gossip by M Tenny, the Pennix Gardener, appears weekly in The Record. The Denver Post inspired column explains planting choices, arranging flowers, prolonging bloom, and caring for potted plants. Readers may request landscaping sketches by writing to Mr Tepny care of The Record with measurements for a plan.
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Body's Garden
Denver Post
Sands of Gardeners
Rex
New Mexico
Tepny
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