Roosevelt Urges Efficient Work Relief Drive
President Roosevelt appeals to all Americans to support a 4.88 billion work relief program as the nation seeks an autumn start. He defends the plan against critics, notes optimism, and outlines needed legislation such as social security while warning against endless deficits. He calls the effort a crusade against enforced idleness and urges swift action in Congress.
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Navajo boundary snag discussed in New Mexico talks
In Washington an attempt to extend the Navajo Reservation boundary in New Mexico hit a snag as Indian Office officials and New Mexico lawmakers met with Senator Hatch. About 123 townships are affected. boundary lines in Sandoval San Juan and Rio Arriba counties remain unsettled.
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New Mexico
Indian Office
Senator Hatch
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Sandoval
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Rio Arriba
Clarence Iden
Las Vegas
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Ed Sargent
Taylor
D-Cole
Colorado
Dempsey
Senate
100 Scientists Meet at Santa Fe for AAAS Division
The Southwestern division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science will meet in spring 1986 in Flagstaff and Phoenix. About 1100 delegates attend the opening with remarks by Mayor Parker and president Robbins. Highlights include tours of Grand Canyon, lectures on atomic nuclei, and Hewett delivering the Pow erll memorial lecture on social sciences in education.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Playstaff
Ariz
Charles B. E Parker
D. S. Robbins
Jessel L. Nusbaum
Laboratory of Anthropology
C C. Lester
University of Colorado
W. B. Pietenpol
J. C. Stearns
University of Denver
Miss Kenney and Mrs Wilson Hurt in Wreck
Miss Jennie Kenney principal of Washington Avenue school suffered a broken leg and Mrs. W A Wilson a broken arm when their Studebaker collided head on with an Amarillo car on the Felix river bridge near Hagerman. Kenney to St Mary's hospital Wilson at home. Two girls and a boy treated for cuts and a sprained wrist. The Amarillo group were returning from Carlsbad Caverns en route to Mrs Wilson's son in Carlsbad. Mrs Charles Creek named substitute teacher. Kenney hopes to leave hospital in about a week.
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Roswell
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico 27 Percent on Relief Rolls in State Ranking
Santa Fe April 29 New Mexico ranks fourth among states by share of population on relief rolls at 27 percent, behind South Dakota North Dakota and Oklahoma Vermont at seven percent. The relief administration figures place the state among the highest percentages on the rolls.
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Relief Administration
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Services Held For Mrs Witt In Roewell
Pascral services for Mrs. W F Witt, a beloved Roewell woman, were held yesterday afternoon at Ballard chapel with Rev Julien Atwood in charge. A large turnout and many floral tributes showed the community’s affection. Casket bearers were M H Ward, A T Park, J Reese Boyd, L S fees, T J Hawkins, and Jem Keer. Interment followed at Geeth Park with Ballard Funeral Home directing.
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Geeth Park
Ballard Peeeral
Son Admits Slaying Parents After Nine Hours of Questioning
A son confessed to murdering his parents claiming revenge after nine hours of interrogation. He initially stuck to a tale that two bandits killed them, but later admitted responsibility, with police presenting the final admission as the case proceeds.
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Austin
Texas
Sam Rogers
Japan Still Sees an Enemy in Russia
Tokyo reports from April 29 quote Gen Jiro Minami and other military leaders warning against any easing of martial resolve toward Soviet Russia. They claim the Red Army in Manchoukuo borders numbers up to 200,000 troops and 600 airplanes and demand Moscow dismantle forces before any demilitarization talks.
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Red Army
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Manchoukuan
Silver Prices Slide Amid Treasury Silence And Slump
New York April 29 AP silver prices in world markets fell below the official U S treasury purchase level as speculation waned. The 1 ounce price for commercial use was 75 3 4 cents in New York, 74 19 in London, with Montreal futures at 75 1 2 cents. Treasury price to miners held at 77 57, sparking expectations of temporary relief rather than an immediate return to prior levels.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
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Baseball Scores From Evening Games Across Four Cities
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat the Red Sox 13 to 5 with Pezzulo Wilson Tod Betts Benton and Hogan batting. Pittsburgh lost to Chicago 7 to 9 as Hoyt Bowman Padden Warneke Joiner Casey and Hartnett pitched. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 5 with FP Dean Davis Brennan Freitas and Campbell leading the battery. Only games scheduled.
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Senate Backs Eight Month NRA Extension in Interstate Reform
Senate opponents agreed to an eight month NRA extension with an amendment to drop price fixing in interstate commerce. Senator King introduced a substitute bill to abolish NRA and shift core duties to the FTC. Administration acceptance remained uncertain as recovery law allies doubted approval. Meanwhile the government paused efforts to withdraw the blue eagle from two firms and postponed action in two similar cases.
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Senate
NRA
King
Utah
Federal Trade Commission
Friends of the Recovery Law
Blue Eagle
Government halts Parker Dam work after court ruling
Washington April 29 The Parker dam project was stopped by Dr George Mead commissioner of reclamation following the Supreme Court refusal to restrain Arizona from interfering with construction. The decision pauses construction pending further action by federal authorities and state disputing parties.
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Washington
George Mead
Commissioner of Reclamation
Supreme Court
Arizona
Tax hearing recess sought by counsel in Melton case
Robert H. Jackson, chief government counsel, asked for a recess to withdraw from the Andrew W. Melton income tax hearing after the board of tax appeals refused to allow a brief attacking the procedure of the financier's attorneys. The brief was denied because it rested on the false charge of fraud.
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Robert H. Jackson
Andrew W. Melton
Board of Tax Appeals
Baseball scores with rain delays and batters listed
Washington at New York game ended 4 0 with a 0 0 0 6 0 final, New York 2 0 0 0 0 0, Burke and Gomez etc. Batteries listed for both teams. Philadelphia beat Boston 8 2 with 14 2 hits and multiple pitchers. Detroit beat St Louis 14 0 with listed batteries. Chicago Cleveland postponed due to rain.
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Natl names shown for Suhr Pitts Lindstrom Chi Cavarretta Chi
The fragment lists national names associated with Suhr Pitts Vaughan Pitts Lindstrom Chi Cavarretta Chi for a national event, indicating participants or notable figures. The line appears as a terse OCR segment lacking context or dates.
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Dust storms bring rainfall and snow to western states
Rain and snow teased the dust bowl region over the weekend as health officials fought to curb respiratory infections fueled by blowing soil. Seven pneumonia deaths in the five-state area prompted Red Cross to open two emergency hospitals in Kansas towns and deploy 10,000 cloth masks as six more facilities augment care for the afflicted in Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.
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Amarillo
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Nye Prefers Roosevelt If Republicans Nominate Hoovers or Fletchers
Senator Nye of Indiana indicated he would back Roosevelt in 1936 if the Republican ticket includes a Hoover Mills or Fletcher type. He singled out Bronson Cutting in New Mexico and said Vandenberg could defeat Roosevelt, depending on the rival lineup. Nye favored a strong single party path and ruled out a personal presidential bid.
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Nye
R-Ind
Roosevelt
Hoover
Mills
Fletcher
Senate Munitions Committee
Bronson
New Mexico
Vandenberg
Michigan
Milly
Old Guard
Supreme Court Adjourns Without Ruling on Pension and Mora torium Acts
Washington April 29 The Supreme Court adjourned until next Monday without passing on the constitutionality of the railway pension and the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium acts.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Fast French planes to keep Germans home
Metz France April 29 AP twelve fast pursuit planes capable of a speed of more than 220 miles an hour were assigned today to patrol duty on the French frontier to keep German airplanes from spying on French fortifications.
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Metz
France
Roswell Scouts Attend Camp-O-Ral Near Portales
One hundred six Roswell Boy Scouts and leaders attended the annual Camp-O-Ral near Portales on Thursday Friday and Saturday of last week. Attendance reached 474 Scouts and 56 leaders. Area Scout executive P. V. Thorson called the event very successful.
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Portales
P. V. Thorson
Found Dead in Albuquerque Hotel
Jack Stewart, 45, a Kansas City drug salesman, was found dead in his hotel room in Albuquerque early this morning by a hotel employee. A coroner's jury was summoned and an inquest was set for this afternoon, with death believed to be from natural causes per J. A. Sena, justice of the peace.
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N. M
Jack Stewart
Kansas City
J. A. Sena
Four Die From Botulism After Serum Rush to Springer
In Springer New Mexico on April 29 AP reports four members of the Lanior family died from botulism despite serum sent by air from Denver. Elias 26 Cynila 19 were two children first. The father died next and the mother last.
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