Inflation Plan Faces Republican Fire On Road To Reform
Senate Democrats push ahead with Roosevelt backed inflation measure amid sharp GOP denunciations. Reed, Walcott, Snell, and Luce condemn the proposal as harmful to prosperity. Mills aids the GOP briefing as Dies calls for lobbyist scrutiny. Democrats aim to pass the bill after the storm subsides and align with foreign policy goals.
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Senate
House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Walcott
Connecticut
Snell
New Sade
Luce
Massachusetts
Ogden L. Mills
Mills
World Money Topic Dominates White House Meeting
At the White House President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald reviewed core world economic conference issues for nearly two hours with aides present. They agreed to assign main problems to experts for discussions. world money stabilization and gold backing reductions emerged as key topics to lift global commodity prices and spur trade. Senator Borah said MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel would breakfast with him and Mrs. Borah Monday for informal talks.
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Roosevelt
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White House
State Department
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Miss Ishbel
Great Britain
Mrs Emerson Watts to file divorce suit local note
In Louisville Kentucky authorities report Mrs Emerson Watts plans to sue for divorce from husband Emerson Watts who is also facing legal action. Watts recently changed his plea in a separate embezzlement case to nolo contendere and was allowed to return to Albuquerque for medical treatment. He is ordered to appear for sentencing on June 5 while bondsmen stay on the bond.
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Nolo Contendre
Rosweil
Watts
James B. McGhee
Veterans’ Hospital
Albuquerque
Duran Pardoned by Governor Seligman
Santa Fe April 22 AP Governor Seligman granted a pardon for Rosendo Duran stating he never served prison time and that prosecutors and the judge approved the pardon as part of the case record.
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Santa Fe
Seligman
Rosendo Duran
Parable of Gold and Ages in Flight Across Lands
The speaker recalls going off the gold standard in 1902 during a voyage from Africa to Australia. He describes reading reports from Albuquerque and mentions flights over Arizona and New Mexico while carrying a few English gold coins for travel. The tone is reflective and nonchalant about upheaval.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona
New Mexico
Johannesburg
South Africa
Australia
Kingston Seeks Silver Comeback in Old Mining Days
In Kingston New Mexico on April 22 AP reports rumors of silver’s possible return stirring old timers. They recall Albert B. Fair and Edward L. Doheny who helped found the era, as townsfolk watch for fresh quotations and news of former neighbors. Doheny arrived in 1880 as a itinerant paper hanger with mining claims and once borrowed $50 to return to California.
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Kingston, N. M
Silver
Albert B. Fair
Edward L. Doheny
Doheny and Fall
Doheny
Cali
Spanish War Vets Condemn Congress in New Mexico
The United Spanish American War veterans of New Mexico condemned Congress for surrendering constitutional powers in enacting legislation reducing veterans compensation and disability allowances. The group urged President Roosevelt and Congress to modify interpretation of the new economy measures for veterans and elected Gen. H. A. Ingalls state commander, H. W. Davidson senior commander, and J. Tom Daniel junior vice commander. The 1934 convention is set for Hot Springs.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Congress
United
Roosevelt
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
George W. Armijo
H. W. Davidson
Portales
J. Tom Daniel
Hot Springs
New Mexico Plans 1934 License Plates With Color Change
Santa Fe April 22 AP new license plate plan for 1934 likely mirrors 1933 but with yellow passenger plates and red figures, red on yellow track plates. Sizes 14.5 by 7 inches, motorcycles get a smaller plate, and highway plates will feature an H D monogram with D over H.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
National Guard
U. S
Stocks Upward Fresh Outburst Buying Today
New York reports a fresh outburst of buying as stocks rise led by metal and rail issues. Early losses turned to gains of $1 to $4+, with Saturday volume around 2,300,000 shares. Profit-taking from yesterday and this morning aided the move. cotton and wheat also firmed, with the closing zone strong.
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New York
Macon airship shows promising maiden flight in Akron
Akron Ohio April 22 AP Uncle Sam s new Goliath of the air the U S S Macon rested in the airdock after a 13 hour northern Ohio flight. Builders say performance better than expected and a second test could be held tomorrow if weather allows. Crusing radius may expand toward Detroit while Dr Karl Arnstein calls maiden flight a complete success. Rear Admiral George Day says speed trials indicate a contract speed of 84 mph. Captain Alger Diesel may testify in Washington Monday at the Akron disaster hearing.
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Macon
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George Day
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Navy
Alger Diesel
Washington
Notable Figures Dead in Cannes and Fulton
Cannes reports the death of Commandant George Le Doux 58 former head of the French Counter-Espionage Service famed for Mata Hari’s detention and conviction. In Fulton Horace Webb Baggs 59 once dubbed the world’s king of clowns has died.
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Cannes
France
George le Doux
Mata Hari
Fulton
Horace Webb Baggs
Quillen receives suspended sentence for poultry larceny
Carl Quillen pleaded guilty to larceny of chickens from Mrs. Cauhope's outhouse in district court. Judge James B. McGhee sentenced him to 2 to 3 years in the penitentiary with costs, suspending the term on conditions including abstaining from liquor, curfew, proper conduct, lawful behavior, steady work, and avoiding further offenses.
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Carl Quillen
John P. Cauhope
James B.mcghee
New Mexico
Simms
Yrene Urquidz
McGhee
District Court
Chaves County
Baseball scores from today across American League games
St Louis edged Detroit 5 to 1 with nine innings of action while New York beat Boston 25 to 1 in a high scoring contest. Washington toppled Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Cleveland and Chicago played a tight game. Batteries listed include Brown Stiles Ferrell and Reiber for St. Louis Detroit. Pipgras Rhodes Shea for New York Boston. Weaver Thomas Sewell Freitas Mahaffey Dietrich Cochrane for Philadelphia. Hudlin Spencer Gaston Berry for Cleveland Chicago.
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Detroit
Brown, Stiles and Ferrell
Marberry and Reiber
Washington
Weaver
A. Thomas
Sewell
Freitas
Mahaffey
Closet
Dietrich
Cochrane
Frank D. Mc Connell Olympic athlete of 1912
Vancouver is noted as the home of Frank D. Mc Connell one of Canada's great all around athletes and a member of the Canadian Olympic team in 1912.
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Vancouver
B. C
Frank D. McConnell
Canada
New York Actor Joseph Kilgour Famed Stock Exchange Figure
Joseph Turnbull Kilgour aged 69 who once was the Chicago stock exchange’s youngest member after a fortune loss turned to acting and gained international fame. He later became a noted stage and screen figure with global recognition.
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New York
Joseph Turnbull Kilgour
Chicago Stock Exchange
Dallas and Los Angeles Figures in Brief Biographies
Dallas Texas engineer and inventor Waller Crow aged 12 is noted alongside Los Angeles figure A H Armstrong aged 70, a former mayor of Lincoln Nebraska. The brief listing highlights young innovator and senior political figure in a compact biographical snippet.
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Waller Crow
Los Angeles
A. H. Armstrong
Lincoln
Nebraska
Pioneer William Rattenberry aka Jack White dies at 76
William A Rattenberry known as Jack White on stage and screen dies at 76 in Los Angeles. The longtime pioneer of early cinema and theater leaves a legacy in both industries with a career spanning silent films and live performance.
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Los Angees
William A. Rattenberry
Jack White
First 7 Forest Camps in New Mexico Detail
Albuquerque April 22 AP The regional forest office lists seven New Mexico and nine Arizona camps as the first in Roosevelt era civilian conservation corps. The army will oversee camp construction while the forest service collects hand tools. No road machinery will be bought. The New Mexico sites include Sulphur Canyon Redstone Los Alamos Sacramento Vallecitos Pueblo Park and Por
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New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Army
Forest Service
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Here
Redstone
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Pueblo Park
Por
Baseball Box Scores Referenced By City Teams
Boston 105 010 00 New York 161 100 00 Batteries Mangrum Betts Hogan Starr Luque Shores Bell Mancuso Philadelphia 166 600 100-2 Brooklyn 200 202 00x-6 Batteries Rhein Liska Pickerel Hansen Davis Carroll Lukeworth Cincinnati 200 160 020 Pittsburgh 003 000 200 Batteries Rixey Smith Lombardi French Finney Chicago 906.60 St Laonis 001 20 tteries Root Hartnett Carleton J Wilson
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Carleton
J. Wilson
Snowstorm Halts Visibility in Santa Fe
Snow that began in Santa Fe last night continued through today and at noon blanketed the area with heavy large flakes, reducing visibility. Temperature remained above freezing as the storm persisted.
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Santa Fe
Baseball Pasting List of Players and Cities
Bottomley Cincinnati Nat Goslin Washington Verzger New York Nat Cochrane Philadelphia American.
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Cinti
Goslin
Washington
Verzger
Cochrane
Phila
Amn
Clovis Sees Hope for Needed Moisture From Sky
Clouded skies and moderate temperatures spread hope across Clovis New Mexico as residents anticipate much needed moisture today. The AP report notes weather conditions offering potential relief for arid land and local crops amid ongoing drought concerns.
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Clovis
Ranger Phillip Martindale Lecture At Woman's Club
Ranger Phillip Martindale, longtime Yellowstone expert and former Upper Geyser Basin supervisor, speaks next Monday at the Woman's Club on Yellowstone wildlife. He shares bear cub education details and tales of bears, other animals, and their habits at Yellowstone Park.
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Woman’s Club
Yellowstone Park
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Educational Division
Department of Interior
Martindale
William
Gertrude
Three Men Arrested for Cow Butchering Near Roswell
J B Coats and Alfred Hunter of the state sanitary board arrested Frank Johnson and Glen Dorsett in Hot Springs and a third man at Border Hill, 20 miles west of Roswell. They are accused of killing a fat three year old cow on the Diamond A ranch Sunday night and taking the hind quarters. B L Freegal, Border Hill proprietor, was arrested at the filling station upon request. All three detained in Lincoln county jail in Carizzozo awaiting arraignment.
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Roswell
State Sanitary Board
Hot Springs
N. M
Border Hill
Diamond
Coats
Alfred Hunter
Brand
Frank Johnson
Glen Dorsett
McCamant
Lincoln County
B. L. Freegal
Freegal
Johnson
Dorsett
Carrizozo
Senate Working on Farm Relief Bill
Washington April 22 AP The Senate moved to finish debate on all sections of the farm relief bill except the administration inflation plan. Democratic leaders faced trimming sugar cane and sugar beets from beneficiaries. The chamber planned a vote on the Frazier substitute for farm mortgage refinancing. President Roosevelt aims to pass the bill quickly to curb surpluses and maintain credit effects. The House approved a Wagner Lewis bill creating a 500 million dollar relief fund for states, sending it to the Senate.
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House
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Thomas
D-Okla
Roosevelt
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