Stresa Ends in Cordial Talks. Danubian Conference Next
At Stresa on April 13 the conference wrapped in cordiality after fruitless talks, agreeing to hold a Danubian conference in Rome next month to guarantee Austrian independence. Germany signaled willingness for an eastern pact without military guarantees, while Britain and France debated an air pact and postponed final decisions until Germany’s stance on other treaties is clear.
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Culbertsons Win Bridge Matches in Century-Defining Battle
New York April 13 The Sims Culbertson bridge match ends Ely and Josephine Culbertson win by 16130 points after 150 rubbers. The match, dubbed the bridge battle of the century, lasted over 100 hours with spouses surviving without argument, while Hal Sims disputes the Culbertson system despite leading early and citing favorable counts of aces kings and queens for the Sims team.
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President Fights For His Security Bill In House Battle
President Roosevelt pressed to preserve the security measure by opposing unemployment insurance removal and state contributions to old age pensions. White House says when enacted, relief for those 65 plus ends and pensions begin, aiming to curb relief rolls. House leaders plan a direct vote to counter Townsend pension push.
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Oklahoma Dust Storm Strikes Panhandle Farmers Urge Relief
Oklahoma Panhandle endures two week dust storms blurring visibility. County Agent Crester Lamar calls for federal aid, outlining erosion projects for Panhandle and surrounding states. He notes soil protection methods and potential for future crops with moisture and proper planning.
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Colorado
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Beverly Hills Silver Price Joust Sets Odd Tone
In Beverly Hills the silver price rose to 71 cents, though locals doubt its meaning beyond the 70 cent value plus a one cent tax. In Stresa Italy, nations gathered and by noon were fully discordant, with a joke about inviting Russia Germany and Poland highlighting the global seating of blame.
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Dr Mayo Called to Save Navajo Mission Head
Gallup New Mexico April 183 AP Dr Will Mayo of the Rochester clinic was asked to save the life of Dr C G Salisbury Ganado Arizona Navajo mission head seriously ill at Sage Memorial hospital from a leg infection Mayo now in Pasadena California on a lecture tour had previously offered to do anything he could for Dr Salisbury and attending doctors are seeking to contact him.
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Rochester Clinic
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Ariz
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New Mexico Receives 760 965 April Relief Funds
Relief Administrator arry L Hopkins announced an April allotment of 113 661 384 for relief across states led by Texas 2 721 015 and Colorado 31 768 680. New Mexico received 760 965 while Georgia had no funds and Pennsylvania only for the first half of April. Allocations cover general drought relief transient aid emergency education and student aid programs.
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Chavez Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Wedding Dance Shooting
A district court jury convicted special deputy Dionicio Chavez of manslaughter for the January 14 fatal shooting of Fidel Baca at a San Antonio New Mexico wedding dance. Chavez claimed self defense after a four day trial with about 40 witnesses called.
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Fidel Baca
San Antonio
Defense teams press probe as Gallup unrest widens
In Gallup New Mexico unrest from last week’s fatal confrontation continues to dominate as 41 mob murder defendants push a detailed investigation ahead of upcoming preliminary hearings in Santa Fe. A dying declaration and a memorial of 150 deputies marked tense days as coroner’s jury exonerates officers, accusing Solomon Esquibel of mob activity. Defense lawyers led by A L Wirin and a team including Katharine Gay plan to confer with defendants and witnesses amid ongoing investigations and security measures.
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H. T. Watson
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Clarence Lynch
Clinton
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Ann Webster
Washington, D. C
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QO. Matthiessen
Three Fold Defense in the Gallup Riot Cases
A three fold defense plan was outlined for 41 Gallup riot murder defendants. Attorney A L Wirin said alibi witnesses and illegal arrest and search challenges would be used. Prosecutor C R McIntosh said arrests and warrants were legal as state police reviewed the riot scene with Gov. Clyde Tingley.
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M A. Otero, Jr
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Los Angeles
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Clyde Tingley
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Jernigan Resigns as Deputy Marshal in New Mexico
Tom Jernigan of Roswell resigns as deputy United States marshal and becomes auditor and collector for the New Mexico state bureau of revenue covering eight southeastern counties. He will remain in Roswell. Dave Fresquez of Roswell is appointed deputy U S marshal to succeed him.
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New Mexico
Dust storm surveyer heads southwest from Washington
L M Wilson assistant secretary of agriculture leaves for the southwest to survey dust storm damage and report to Secretary Wallace upon return. CCC enrollment figures show 196000 total shifted to soil erosion programs as expansion to 600000 men is planned. Nashville elects Henry W. Stanley of Dallas president of Broadway of America Highway Assn with New Mexico state directors J L Augustone and J F Knight named.
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Las Cruces
Tammany Defeats Reapportion Plan In New York
Albany forces in the New York legislature defeated the Democratic administration’s plan to reapportion congressional districts and defied President Roosevelt and Governor Lehman.
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Kansas City Man Freed After Fatal Shooting Inquiry
Kansas City veteran Herbert Hurd, 77, who killed his wife Nel lie amid reports of torture, was released by county authorities today into the custody of his attorney Frank Aylward without charges filed. The event ends a detention period as the case undergoes review.
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I C C Reopens Freight Rate Case Across Nation
The National Coal association states the I C C reopened the emergency freight rate case today to study individual rates nationwide. New rates were declared inconsistent and under review by federal authorities.
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Mines students tour Mexican mining properties
Nineteen senior mining engineering students from the New Mexico School of Mines are in Chihuahua Mexico on an inspection tour of mining properties. The group departed El Paso yesterday and will return to Socorro on Tuesday.
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Probing Cause Of 14 Bus Deaths
Baltimore officials investigate a deadly school bus collision with a passenger train. Conflicting statements arise over warning lights and signals as the probe at Rockville proceeds with ICC and Public Service Commission participation.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rockville Md
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Williamsport
Louise Funk
C. W. Galloway
Charles R. O'Hara
State P E O in session at Clovis
Clovis New Mexico April 13 AP final business sessions election of officers and the selection of the 1936 convention city will feature the closing session of the sixth annual convention of the New Mexico PEO meeting here Mrs Olga Hayner of Las Cruces was elected president at yesterday's partial election of officers Other officers named were Mrs Etta Devendorf Santa Fe first vice president Mrs Mona Wilson Albuquerque second vice president Ms Delilah Williams Carlsbad organizer and Mrs Nettie Mullins Tucumcari recording secretary Approximately 60 delegates from various chapters of the order from over the state are attending the convention
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Music Festival Returns to Roswell in 1936
The Great Southwestern Music Festival, held in Roswell, drew 450 students from New Mexico, Texas, Colorado and one from California. Joseph E. Maddy led the High School Orchestra and Chorus, praised by audiences, with a visit to Carlsbad Caverns and a preview of next year’s event planned for the second week of April. Maddy credited E. L. Harp for festival success.
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Interlochen
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Colorado
California
E. L. Harp
Las Cruces Farm Worker Reports Possible Kidnapping Card
Las Cruces April 13 AP Fear that farm worker J. E. Tucker missing three days may have been taken hostage grows after a postcard from Coolidge Arizona says he is somewhere in Arizona. Sheriff Jose Lucero leads search but details remain unclear.
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