Snowstorm Snarls Wyoming and Colorado Roads
Wet heavy snowfall driven by high winds continued to blanket Wyoming and Colorado. A broad storm unleashed renewed flurries Thursday night after a brief pause, leaving highways blocked by thick drifts and road crews digging out stranded motorists. Four Casper residents were reported safe after a crash. several trains stalled near Douglas and Casper rail lines. No deaths were linked to the weather, while air service halted and passengers rerouted by rail.
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Ingalls to Likely Be State Commander of NM Spanish War Vets
In Albuquerque on April 21 the New Mexico department of United Spanish War Veterans opened its annual encampment with talks by former Territorial Governor George Curry and others. Gen H A Ingalls of Roswell, now vice commander, was slated for election as State Commander. Officers to be elected include 1934 convention city choice, and attendees will hear from Mrs Anna C Jesmier of Los Angeles and SV Han ning of Albuquerque, regional adjudication officer of the VA Bureau.
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N. M
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
New Mexico Department of United
Territorial
George Curry
Hot Springs
J. Tom
Camp-O-Ral Brings Eastern New Mexico Scouts Together
Haynes Park hosts Camp-O-Ral with about 392 Scouts and 47 leaders from 29 troops in attendance. Roswell units join peers from Melrose Clovis Portales Elida Vaughn Tucumcari Dexter and other towns including Alamogordo Mescalero and Olive. A diverse mix includes Indian Spanish American and Negro troops and a blind Scouts group from Alamogordo.
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Melrose
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Artesia Farmer Missing Since Wed Afternoon
G L Simpson 39, a tenant farmer near Artesia, has been missing since Wednesday evening. A county wide search in Eddy County and Roswell officers are on the lookout. He was seen in Roswell mid afternoon and sold his 1929 Whippet coach to L P Kimmel. He was last seen in Artesia at about 4 o'clock. He had $4.50 with him, has a wife and children, and lived near Artesia for years. Police checked drug stores for possible poison purchases but found none.
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Weldig
Artesia
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Roswell
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Carl Johnson
Kimmel
Simpson
17 1-2 Cent Wool Sale At San Angelo
West Texas wool market hits a peak as Brade with the White Brothers clip of 175000 pounds sold at 17 1/2 cents per pound to Tom Richey of A W Hilliard and Son of Boston. Deal completed Wednesday before an age company meet in San Angelo. earlier offer of 17 1/4 cents was refused. Previous peak price for the year was 16 1/2 cents.
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Boston
Meet On Age Company
Jerome Factor Abductors Free 19-Year-Old Northwestern Student
Jerome Factor, 19, a Northwestern University student, was released by his kidnapers and returned to his mother's Rogers Park apartment after a week in captivity. Police considered the possibility of a ransom payment, but his father John Factor denied any payment and vowed to pursue the case. Captain Daniel Gilbert confirmed no ransom was paid.
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Chicago
Jerome Factor
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John Factor
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Kyle Praises Work Co Clerk Office In New Mexico
R L Kyle field inspector for the federal seed loan in southeastern New Mexico commended Chaves county clerk office for clearing records on seed loan applications so checks could be mailed promptly. Checks come from Dallas to the county clerk. liens must be cleared and waivers obtained before payment. Kyle noted 191 checks received to date and a 50 cent filing fee per cleared application, which the county must temporarily borrow until government funds arrive.
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Dallas
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No Trace Found in Air Search for Missing Men
Phoenix Arizona April 21 AP reports an intensive air and ground search found no trace of Carmel Giragi Winslow publisher and Jack Irish pilot who disappeared after leaving Winslow by airplane for Phoenix five days ago.
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Collier Picked to Lead Indian Affairs Bureau Reform
John Collier of California is expected to become the new Indian commissioner after confirmation. An expert on Indian affairs, Collier is regarded as the personal choice of Secretary of the Interior Ike.
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John ‘Collier
California
Collier
Secretary of the Interior
Ikes
New Mexico Faces Delinquencies Under Tax Law SB144
April report from Santa Fe details property tax losses and the effects of SB144 on delinquent taxes. Estimates range from several million to 100 million, with 1931 delinquencies at 3.05 million of ten million yearly total. Chief Tax Commissioner Beal projects 0.9 to 1 million in collected delinquent taxes under the bill eliminating interest and penalties.
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Santa’ Fe
New Mexico
Byron O. Beal
Roosevelts inflation bill faces Senate opposition
Washington April 21 AP legislation to grant Roosevelt sweeping powers to control inflation faced Republican opposition as the Senate banking committee prepared a rapid review. The plan would expand credit by 3 billion dollars to stimulate business, with options to issue currency or accept silver payments if needed, amid debates on inflation and currency stability.
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Roosevelt to take Sunday Potomac cruise with MacDonald
Washington April 21 President Roosevelt plans a Sunday cruise on the Potomac with British Premier Ramsay MacDonald aboard the navy boat Sequoia The trip offers intimate exchanges similar to those at the Rapidan Camp during Hoover era discussions on policy and alliance matters Presented as a light recovery note after a minor cold rosette the President shows continued diplomatic engagement with the Allied leader
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Ramsay MacDonald
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MacDonald
Seventeen Seed Loan Applications Approved in County Totals
Seventeen federal seed loan applications totaling 2735 were approved by the Chaves county committee. Net results show 247 loans approved for 42535 overall, averaging 172.08 per loan, with 191 checks received. In Eddy county 208 applications totaling 47460 approved at an average of 228.17 per loan. Loan applications accepted until Saturday April 29 at the county agent’s office.
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R. L. Kyle
New Mexico
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Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Flord Childress
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Airship Macon Sets Off Today on Trial Trip
Akron O April 21 AP The LA S S Macon successor to the lost Akron soared on its maiden shake down flight to win Navy approval. The giant airship the world’s largest carried 105 persons including 11 officers with Capt Al ger H Dresel in command eight naval inspectors and 31 Goodyear Zeppelin staff. After an hour and a half aloft radio orders dismissed ground crew until 5 p m EST indicating the ship would stay up. It took off at 5 59 am
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Roswell Pecos Valley Weather Forecast
For Roswell and the Pecos Valley the night will be generally fair. Saturday turns colder with frost likely tonight and tomorrow.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Today's Games
Summary of American League and National League results with listed batteries and run tallies. Notable performances include Ruth among home run leaders and Cleveland and Cincinnati posting decisive wins.
Non-public schools face possible ban from state sports
J W Wilferth of Roy says it is doubtful non public schools will be ousted from the State Interscholastic Athletic Association. Of 66 votes received, 40 oppose exclusion and 26 favor. About 60 votes remain. referendum closes May 1. If approved, Indian schools and many non public institutions could be barred from state contests after the basketball tournament.
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N. M
J. W. Wilferth
Roy
State Interscholastic Athletic Association
Reuben Perry
U. S
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Association
Santa Fe
Fort Wingate
St. Michael’s College
John Collier Sworn In as Indian Commissioner
John Collier was sworn in as commissioner of Indian Affairs after a Senate confirmation last night. He stated he will remain in Washington while Congress is in session and began tackling a large volume of documents on a desk filled with flowers from admirers.
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John Collier
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Senate
Congress
D A R congress endorses non affiliation stance
The 42nd Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution votes overwhelmingly to back president general Mrs. Russell William Magna in supporting a policy of non affiliation with other patriotic groups.
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Washington
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Russell William Magna
Plead Guilty To Liquor Charges In New Mexico Raid
J A Jackson, Charles White and O P VanHorn faced U S Commissioner Dan C Savage after a liquor law violation plea. Jackson and VanHorn jailed for failure to post bond while White released on recognizance. Prohibition officers Neal of Roswell and Reay of Las Cruces led a raid at Ruidoso uncovering a still, whiskey and mash.
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J. A. Jackson
Charles White
O. P. VanHorn
U. S
Dan C. Savage
Jackson
van Horn
White
Ruidoso
R. L. Neal
Rosweil
Pat Reay
Las Cruces
Conservation topic dominates A A S S W meeting agenda
The South West division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science will meet in Las Cruces May 1 to 4 with discussions on erosion ground cover wildlife soils and Rio Grande flood control. About 400 scientists from West Texas Arizona Colorado and New Mexico are expected, with Aldo Leopold of Madison Wisconsin delivering the principal speech on conservation in a symposium on Southwestern Civilization Going To Endure.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande
Southwest Division
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Las Cruces
West Texas
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Aldo Leopold
Madison
Wis
Forest Service
Railroads to Seek 25 Percent Wage Cut in June
The Chicago Tribune reports railroads plan to propose a 25 percent cut in the basic wage scale to union employees on June 15. The move, revealed in Chicago today, aims to address financial pressures amid ongoing labor negotiations.
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Emerson Watts Arrives for Trial in Roswell
Emerson Watts arrived in Roswell at three this afternoon from the veterans hospital in Albuquerque for his district court trial tomorrow on embezzlement charges connected to his former brokerage firm. He has been ill but is present and ready with attorney M H Guijender.
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