Plan to Pay Bond Exchange for World War I Certificates
Washington outlines a bond redemption plan to exchange adjusted service certificates for negotiable bonds at 3 percent interest. The proposal, projecting a total cost of about 1.3 billion dollars, would extend maturities to 1938 and limit general veteran pension legislation beyond existing benefits. Roosevelt rooms-side discussions and assurances accompany the measure.
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Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
House
White House
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt plans census of unemployed and job fund
President Roosevelt announced a plan to spend 12 to 15 million dollars to have white collar unemployed tally their status and locations. He aims to create jobs where the unemployed live and to allocate a 4 million dollar work fund with help from an administrative group.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Duster Storm Halts Traffic Across Plains Regions
A massive dust cloud swept southeastern Colorado, western Kansas, and the Oklahoma Panhandle, reducing visibility to zero for 90 minutes and forcing residents indoors. Snow and rain cooled western Colorado while the storm stretched into eastern Utah and Wyoming, with Grand Junction reporting .06 inch of precipitation and Denver experiencing light rain.
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Colorado
Kaasas
Oklahoma Panhandles
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Grand Junction
Continental Divide
Pueblo
Sterling
Pal of Bandit Hamilton Captured in Denton
Ralph Fults, once a running mate of condemned outlaw Raymond Hamilton, was captured near Denton by three officers Luther Allen Roy Moore and Sam Gentry after a chase to a blind country lane. He admitted his identity and surrendered without firing a shot though he carried a pistol on the road to Lake Dallas.
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Denton
Texas
Ralph Fults
Raymond Hamilton
Luther Allen
Roy Moore
Sam Gentry
Fults
Lake Dallas
State Convention of Spanish War Veterans in Las Cruces
The state convention of the Spanish-American War Veterans will be held at Las Cruces Saturday. A good program has been arranged. From Roswell attend John Byston, commander of the local chapter, Gen H A Ingalls, D MM Powers, W A Wilson and Mr King. M Monical of Dexter will also attend.
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Las Cruces
Roswell
John Boydston
H. A. Ingalls
MM. Powers
W. A. Wilson
Mr. King
M. ¥. Monical
Dexter
Registration Open For Tennis Tourney At Central Hardware
Registrations are being taken by the Central Hardware Store for a tennis tournament to be held Sunday April 28 and Sunday May 5. The event features men's singles and doubles and women's singles with silver cups awarded to winners and silver medals to runners-up in each division. Each member of the winning and runner-up men's doubles teams will receive awards.
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Central Hardware Store
Federal loan office moved to county agents basement
The federal emergency feed loan office has been relocated from the Armory to the county agent's office in the basement of the courthouse. The county agent's office is now also accepting seed loan applications.
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Federal Emergency Feed Loan
FHA Meeting In Alamogordo On Title One And Two
Federal Housing Administration officials from the state office met with local FHA staff, dealers, and financial representatives in Alamogordo at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon and night. Roy Daniel summarised the local FHA survey and Boone Barnett spoke on Eddy County work. J W Duffin discussed Title One applications and Paul Schultz spoke on Title Two applications. J B Barnett outlined underwriting loan methods at the evening session.
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Federal Housing Administration
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Daniel
Boone Barnett
Eddy County
J. W. Duffin
Paul Schultz
J. B. Barnett
Moseley's Opens with Attractive Summer Program
Moseley's beer garden hosts a six to ten opening night with El Paso talent headlining. L D Sancho Panza Campbell and Billie Farragut join Hot Foot Charlie and Opal Rath as impersonator, dancer, and singers. Moseley's Garden Orchestra led by Rusty Hendrix provides music.
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el Paso
L. D
Sancho Panza” Campbell
Billie Farragut
Roswell
Hot Foot Charlie
Opal Rath
Moseley’s Garden Orchestra
Rusty Hendrix
Fine Audiences At Christian Church Services
Attendance at pre Easter services at First Christian Church pleases organizers. Pastor J B Titus spoke on When is a Man a Christian explaining faith beyond forms and deeds and emphasizing Jesus Christ as Savior whose spirit brings love and truth. Tonight’s sermon at 7 30 is Why join the Church with 7 26 shown.
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First Christian Church
J. B. Titus
Jesus Christ
God
Nursery School Reopened at Junior High Center
The FERA nursery school project reopened at the junior high with 25 preschool children from relief families enrolled.
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FERA
Cincinnati Runs Shine But Falls To Pirates
In a cold game Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 4 to 3 after a 2 0 2 0 2 scoring run burst. Derringer and Erickson mar the mound for Cincinnati while Bush Swift and Padden secure Pittsburgh’s win in Brooklyn Philadelphia and St. Louis games postponed.
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Pittsburgh
Derringer
Erickson
Bush
Swift
Padden
Baseball score summary from early game slate
In Philadelphia versus Washington the Batteries were Cain Dietrich and Foxx versus Whitehill and Boston. New York faced Rhode and R Ferrell with Ruffing and Dickey. Chicago played Detroit with Jones and Sewell and Rowe. Cleveland at St Louis postponed due to cold conditions.
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Washington
Cain, Dietrich and Foxx
Whitehill
Boston
New York
Rhodes
R. Ferrell
Ruffing and
Dickey
Chicago
Detroit
Jones and Sewell
Rowe and Cochrane
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baseball Stars Carry Home Run Hype Across Leagues
Notices from the county treasurer warn that 1934 taxes are due with no interest if paid by June 15 1935. Taxes for 1933 and earlier can be paid without interest before December 1 1935, provided 1934 taxes are paid in full by June 15 1936. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C M Cartram at St Mary's Hospital today.
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C M. Cartram
St. Mary’s Hospital
Senator Cutting Granted 30 Days In Contested Election
Washington April 17 AP Chairman George of the Senate Elections Committee announced Senator Cutting has 30 days from April 10 to file an answer to election contest proceedings filed by former Representative Dennis Chavez of New Mexico. Chavez was given ten days to amend after the panel struck an allegation of unlawful expenditures by Cutting or his family. The committee overruled Cutting’s motion to dismiss the contest and Cutting and his counsel are preparing an answer for submission.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Elections Committee
Cutting
R-Nm
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Elections Committee
Inspection at Institute Monday and Tuesday
An War Department inspection of New Mexico Institute will occur Monday through Tuesday morning. The institute has earned honor military school status since 1909. Public events include cadet corps inspection at 9:15 and parade grounds review at 9:45 Monday. Visitors welcomed. The board includes Col. W. W. Gordon of Fort Bliss and Lt. Cols A. W. Lane and H. B. Crea from Washington.
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New Mexico Institute
War Department
W. W. Gordon
Fort Bliss
Cavalry
A. W. Lane
H. B. Crea
Chief of Infantry
Washington
Lecture Week At Church Of Christ In First And Richardson
The Church of Christ hosts a two day lecture week at First and Richardson. Tonight at 8:00 p m W A Kercher ville of Albuquerque will speak on The Worthiness of the Church and Our Attitude II. Tomorrow features speakers from Hobbs, El Paso, Artesia and Abilene with topics on mission work among Mexicans and the colored population. A free dinner and supper for visitors is at 104 North Main.
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Church of Christ At First and
Richardson
W. A. Kercherville
Albuquerque, N. M
John Wolf
Fl Paso
Texas
New Mexico
Allen E. Johnson
Hobbs
N. M
H. W. Wrye
Abilene
Old Path
A. G. Hobbs, Jr
Artesia
North Main
Claude Simpson Headlines At Ad Club Talk
Claude Simpson gave the principal talk at the Advertising Club meeting on Head lines in Advertising. He urged headlines to appeal to readers with determined wants and those not yet determined, and to compete with new paper headlines each issue. Porter Cochran spoke briefly on sending two Troop 3 Scouts to the National Boy Scout Jamboree in August and duty of a committee to raise funds via Boy's Life sales and a minstrel show. Carl Bird, club president, presided.
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Claude Simpson
Advertising Club
Porter Cochran
Troop 3
Washington
Cochran
Raymond Armold Joins Roswell Auto Service Station
Raymond Armold is now connected with the service station of the Roswell Auto Company, expanding the dealership’s maintenance team and signaling new customer service options at the Roswell facility.
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Armold
Roswell
Raymond Armold
The
Roswell Auto Company
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