Federal cotton crop control becomes law today
Santa Fe April 21 AP The House approved HB21 train length limit bill by 32 to 15 as a revenue measure. Debate split over protests against the sales tax. Tax commissioner Beall outlined SB15 business tax distribution, five to state five to county six to schools four to municipalities. No final action on the business tax yet.
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Santa Fe
House
Margaret Hogrefe
Bernalillo County
House Journal
WW. F. Darmitzel
Disabled Veterans of America
Albuquerque
Senate
Parent-Teachers Association
Hogrefe
Byron O. Beall
HBG
Thase
Beall
J. C. Seth
N. M
Carl Wickman
M. A. Otero, Jr
Wickman
Milton Helmick
Otero
House Bills Killed and Passed From Legislature
AP report notes several bills killed including HB21 limiting train lengths and HB35 on elections with unfavorable votes. Passed measures include SJIM4 urging Congress to cut livestock loan interest and SB20 taxing agricultural products while owned by original producers. Albuquerque April 21. Wickman death-penalty case denied new trial by Judge Otero.
Bankers hear return of confidence at Albuquerque meeting
F Marion Law of Houston told New Mexico bankers that a very substantial return of confidence is underway, crediting the White House leadership and public morale. He warned against loose loans while urging sound finances and noted tax and income trends as signs of improvement. Governor Hockenhull may address the group as the convention wraps up.
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Albuquerque
F. Marion Law
Houston
Texas
American Bankers Association
New Mexico Bankers Association
White House
Washington
A. W. Hockenhull
Santa Fe
J. B. Read
Taos
Threats Reported to Pass Sales Tax Bill in Santa Fe
Reports from Santa Fe say pressure aimed at passing Senate bill 15 the Sales tax included threats of job loss to push a state employee to back the bill. A representative would not confirm the pressure while others reportedly faced inducements, prompting at least one switch in support and a defeat claim.
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Santa Fe
House
Silver Bloc Seeks Legislation As Silver Remonetization Sues
In Washington on April 21 AP reports the Senate silver bloc split within itself sent a dozen members to the White House seeking presidential action on silver legislation this session. Roosevelt reportedly favors an international approach via the London conference formula to fix silver reserves relative to gold. Senate leaders gathered at the Capitol aimed to present a program for the President, but many silver senators oppose permissive or mandatory forms, with a strong belief the President would favor permissive bills but veto mandatory measures. The House backed a plan to pay a premium for silver from abroad in exchange for surplus farm commodities.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Capitol
King
Utah
Borah
Idaho
Capitol Hill
House
Soviet Defense Drive Urges Wider War Prep In USSR
Moscow reports President Kalinin presses defense buildup after countrywide tour. La Pravda publication urges training of women and children and others not fit for service to carry on if men are mobilized. May Day slogans push preparedness with anti imperialist and regional provocation warnings.
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Moscow
Forward
Russia
la Pravda
Kalinin
Soviet Union
US. S. R
Far East
Macon Dirigible Lands on Route Through Texas to Pecos
The Navy airship Macon reached Pecos at 1 26 p m as it travels from the Pacific Coast to Miami for fleet maneuvers. It followed the Texas and Pacific Railroad from Van Horn at 12 33 p m and adjusted course east to avoid Guadalupe Pass and a dangerous mountain sector while flying about 60 mph over El Paso at 9 45 a m.
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Pecos
Texas
Navy
Pacific Coast
Miami
Fla
Texas and Pacific Railroad
van Horn
el Paso
Guadalupe Pass
Guadalupe Mountain
CAPTAIN BOWER'S SUCCESSOR NAMED
Colonel J. D. Atwood announces Major Shields Warren of the 2th Infantry has been detailed to serve as Unit Instructor for the 410th Infantry at Roswell. Warren replaces Captain R. E. Bower, who is assigned to the Second Division at Fort F. E. Warren Wyoming. Arrival date in Roswell is not known.
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J. D. Atwood
410Th Infantry
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington
Shields Warren
2Th Infantry
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Hoswel
Warren
R. E. Bower
Ft. F. E. ‘Warren
Wyoming
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce notes improving business outlook
The Chamber of Commerce in Washington reports the legislative situation affecting business recovery has softened. As Congress enters the home stretch, several measures are being shelved to hasten possible adjournment, signaling a more reassuring economic climate.
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Sita Monica
Calif
Lexington
Mass
Washington
D. C
Perkins
Ce OF Commerce
Ashington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Washington Review
Jane Sharp Wins Mason and Dixon Tennis Title
Jane Sharp of Pasadena California defeated Katherine Winthrop of Boston former national girls champion in the final round to win the Mason and Dixon women's singles championship at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Apr 21 194? 6 3 8 6
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Jane Sharp
Mason & Dixon
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Pasadena
Cal
Mason and Dixon
Katherine Winthrop
Boston
Chamiion
Engineering Students to Boulder Dam
Twenty seven University of Colorado engineering students travel from Albuquerque to Boulder Dam for a project training and site study, with faculty supervision and planned demonstrations of dam design and water management.
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State
Boulder Dam
Albuquerque, N. M
University of
Delbert White Wins Kansas Decathlon Title
Lawrence Kansas April 21 AP Delbert White a Negro from Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburgh won the Kansas relays decathlon by 48 points over Roy Patterson of Iowa Wesleyan College in the 10 event all around test Patterson scored 7630 60 and set a meet record of 2024 25
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Lawrence, Kas
Delbert White
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburgh
Kansas Relays
Roy Patterson
Iowa Wesleyan College
Baseball scores across leagues and games from today
American League and National League results show wins for New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn with key batting and pitching lines. Postponements due to cold weather noted for St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit. Leading battlers include Betts Pickrel Spohrer Hubbell Richards and Mungo Lopez, with strong showings from Davis J Wilson and Oerstemuller in yesterday’s contests.
Ruth NY 1A Vergaz NY Ni Root Chicago NY
Ruth Vergaz in New York and Chicago contexts appear in fragmented notes referencing Ni Root and local details. The text reads as a disjointed map of names and places with unclear relationships and no coherent event or outcome.
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Ruth
Vergaz
Ni Root
Chicago
Three Held By Sting Arrested Near El Paso
Sheriff Dick Triviz arrested Mel m, G. Conrad, and A. P. Jones after El Paso officers tipped on a staged theft. They abandoned a Buick in El Paso and took a bus to Tucson, arriving unarmed except for small rifles claimed for a shooting gallery. The trio were returned to El Paso for further investigation.
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Rma Melm
G. Conrad
A. P. Jones
Dick Triviz
el Paso
Tucson
Ariz
Triviz
Cattle and Sheep Men Encouraged in New Mexico
Albuquerque on April 21 AP reports cattle and sheep men are much encouraged. Lee Evans president of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association spoke on his return from Denver noting improved prospects for the industry amid rising demand and prices.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Lee Evans
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Denver
International Flying Awards honor 1933 aviation feats
Paris April 21 AP two American aviation feats 1933 Wiley Post flight and Lieut Commander T G W Settile stratosphere balloon ascension received Harmon International trophies. Mrs Anne Morrow Lindbergh named outstanding American aviatrix for Atlantic flight with her husband. Rosendahl and Hugo Eckener also honored. Mile. Maryse Hiltz cited for solo flight to Asia and back.
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Paris
Wiley Post
T. G. W. Settile
Harmon International
International League of Aviators
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Atlantic
C. E. Rosendahl
United States Navy
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Maryse Hiltz
Asia
Paris riot leaves 200 injured amid May Day tensions
Police battled a violent crowd in Paris as civil service pay decrees triggered widespread protests. A mob gathered around city hall shouting defiance, with guards using mobile forces to quell a 60-strong extremist contingent. The unrest was described as a rehearsal for May Day.
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Parise
Paris
No Parade at the Institute Sunday
There will yet be the usual Sun two special parades during the past week, one for the federal inspection and the other at the time of the Rotary conference. there may be no practice game at 3:30.
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Federal Inspection
Rotary Conference
Battery Armory Inspection Slated For Next Tuesday
The annual armory inspection of Battery A 158th Field Artillery New Mexico National Guard will occur next Tuesday. Lieut Thompson and Staff Sergeant Jon F McBride will lead the records and equipment inspection Tuesday afternoon with personnel checks Tuesday night. They depart for Clovis today to conduct the armory inspection, with related visits to Carlsbad and Roswell in the following days.
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Roswell
158Th Field Artillery
New Mexico
National Guard
Frank Thompecon
Jon F. McBride
Lieut
Thompson
Cavalry
Sth
Thompcom
McBride
Clovis
111Th Cavalry
11Th Cavalry
Carisbed
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