Missing Man Young Thought Found Through Dentists
Albuquerque authorities pursue clues on RR L. Young missing since April 10. A dentist reported extracting a tooth for Young in March and finding gums healing, casting doubt on further infection. Investigators also broadcast appeals to dentists treating a man matching Young’s description. No solid lead as week begins.
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Albuquerque
N. M
L. Young
Automobile Code Authority Investigautor
Santa Fe
George Hubbell
Aluquerque
Young
H. W. Allen
Denver
Colo
Department of Justice
Administration Bills Face Rougher Road in Senate
The Roosevelt social security bill, approved by a large House margin, faces a tougher run in the Senate with efforts to write sweeping changes. The measure would raise about 2.7 billion dollars in new taxes for aid to the aged, blind, children, and mothers. Senate Republicans and Democrats alike urge modifications, including Virginia Senator Byrd's plan to limit federal state dictation, as debate continues on economic security provisions.
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Harrison
NRA
Senate
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Byrd
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Earhart lands in Mexico City after Los Angeles flight
Amelia Earhart lands at military airport in Mexico City after a 1700 mile trip from Los Angeles. She had a brief off course layover at Nopala Hidalgo and then continued toward the capital, logging about 12 hours 33 minutes total time before resuming her journey.
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D. F
Amelia Earhart
Los Angeles
Nepala
Nopala
Hauptmann Appeal Seeks Supreme Court Review
Egbert Rosecrans announced Hauptmann case will go to the U S Supreme Court if needed. He filed 143 assignments of error challenging the conviction and death sentence from the Flemington trial, citing bias and a supposed press circus surrounding Col. Lindbergh's presence. Proceedings set for June 20 with briefs and arguments to follow before the Court of Errors and Appeals.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Circus Maximus
Rosecrans
U. S. Supreme
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Court of Errors and Appeals
Christians To Celebrate Easter Festivities Worldwide
Festive Easter mood as flames rise in Rome symbolizing resurrection. Florence reports hope for good crops from their Sacre Cari. Ireland plans a major military display with President De Valera unveiling the Statute of Cuchullain, while the IRA plans another celebration. Roosevelt family attends church and hosts egg rolling at the White House. Bethlehem and Atlantic City mark observances with processions and fashion on the boards. Pacific coast crowds gather for outdoor worship as Hollywood hosts services and Yaqui dancers perform near Tucson.
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Irish Free State
Bethlehem
Atlantic City
Fifth Avenue
Gotham
Pacific Coast
Hollywood Movie Colony
Tucson
Howard Buchly Is Boys Club Speaker
Howard Buchly spoke at the Lions Sal Boys Club meeting about building bodies and character. Seven new members Calvin Aice Pat Owen Roy Owen Sam Johnson Paul Latner William Brummell and Clyde Latner joined after a pledge. The club now has 25 boys with plans for younger member activities including wrestling and games at East 4th Street club rooms.
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Lions-Sal
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Salvation Army
Adj
A. Pitt
Calvin Aice
Pat Owen
Roy Owen
Sam Johnson
Paul Latner
William Brummell
Clyde Latner
L. B. Lynch
Adj. Pitt
East 4Th Street
Donnell Pay Ruling Backed by Attorney General
April 9 ruling found Dee Donnell not entitled to $15 a day for duties in the Department of Revenue. Attorney General Patton confirmed no legislator may profit from a job created by the legislature of which he is a member. Donnell, a member of the 12th legislature that created the Bureau of Revenue, faced potential mandamus action if he seeks to force payment.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Frank Patton
Dee Donnell
Department of Revenue
J. J. Donnelly
Patton
Donnell
Bureau of Revenue
Gallup Murder Riot Hearing Drags On In New Mexico
In Santa Fe April 26 AP defense counsel foresee a two week presentation of witnesses in the preliminary hearing for 45 defendants charged with first degree murder over the Gallup riot deaths of April 4. Judge M A Otero Jr will decide which defendants proceed to trial.
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New Mexico
Clovis Man Foresees End to Dust Storms
In Clovis New Mexico April 20 AP veteran panhandle plainsmen anticipate calmer days as dust storms fade. George Anderson a pioneer cattleman links pale sunsets receding blue rims at daybreak and rising vegetation to fewer strong air currents and milder weather ahead.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
George Anderson
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What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate in recess and Finance committee studies NRA bill in executive session. House activities not listed.
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Senate
Finance Committee
HOUSE
Ratified treaty and farm tenant bill debate
House action notes ratification of a copyright treaty with Monday reconsideration. Debates on a farm tenant bill continue as the House passes the social security bill. Banking committee formally approved omnibus banking measure.
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HOUSE
Banking Committee
Baseball scores and batteries from multiple matchups
Baseball scores show Brooklyn 6 Boston 6 with hits by Munco Lopez Cant well Hoan and New York with Schumacher Mancuse Johnson Wilson. Cincinnati trails 6 0 0 as Chicago 0 0 0 bats through MacFayden Campbell Carleton Hartnett. St Louis 6 8 1 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 with Walker Davis Hoyt Padden.
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Pittsburgh
Walker & Davis
Hoyt & Padden
Baseball score lines from a late season doubleheader
Box scores read like a quick rundown with city teams involved. Batteries listed include Cascarella Foxx Gomez Dickey Welch KR Ferrell Weaver Russell Pettit Bolton Hilderbrand Myatt Auker Sullivan Cochrane Earnshaw Sewell Knott Hemsley and others.
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Washington
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Ferrell, Weaver, Russell, Pettit & Bolton
Cleveland
Detroit
Hilderbrand & Myatt
Auker, Sullivan & Cochrane
Erosion Budget Sparks Debate in Washington
Veteran observers report a government bureau resisting a $150 million erosion control proposal. Congress urged Roosevelt to set aside that sum from the work relief fund, but soil erosion officials prefer $80 million for the next two years, with even $50 million suggested as more practical. They worry large spending could reduce efficiency and jeopardize making the program permanent.
Clovis Erosion Meeting Moves to Monday in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe on April 26 AP reports a soil erosion control conference time shifted from Sunday to Monday at 10 am. County agents relief administrators state agricultural officials and farmers will finalize New Mexico erosion program details for 14 counties with fuel and feed funds and work relief projects to begin.
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Santa Fe
FERA
New Mexico
Artesian Levels Fall From Last Year in Three Wells
Comparative water level readings show artesian wells at Berrendo Orchard Park and Artesia recording lower levels this year than last. Orchard Park Guage 18.50 ft vs 22.88 ft reduction. Artesia Guage 30.00 ft vs 33.30 ft. 17.84 ft vs 22.55 ft. Data from artesian well supervisor office.
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Berrendo
Orchard Park
Artesia
Artesia Guage
Gallup bans liquor on Sundays and nights
In Gallup New Mexico the city council voted a ban on liquor sales at nights and on Sundays. The order allows drink sales from 8 am to 6 pm. The move followed an emergency created by the absence of regular officers in Santa Fe for riot hearings.
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N. M
Santa Fe
Prominent Silver City businessman W L Russell dies
Silver City New Mexico April 20 AP funeral services for W L Russell a prominent local businessman and member of the Kauffmann and Russell Insurance firm will be held here Sunday afternoon Burial will be in Phoenix Arizona
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Silver City
N. M
W. L. Russell
of Kauffmann and Russell
Phoenix
Ariz
Parking Laws To Be Enforced By City Police
Chief of police Frank Young announced strict enforcement of city ordinances against double parking and parking in alleys while the two hour limit will not be enforced.
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Frank Young
Government Intrusion Into Business Looms Ahead
Washington April 20 AP report notes rising concern among business leaders over government encroachment into the business field as a competition to private enterprise. A high official says currents now underway foretell greater federal power acting as a business actor, a topic highlighted in the Chamber of Commerce Washington Review ahead of the upcoming meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington Review
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