Hindenburg Death Watch In Berlin and Neudeck
Reports from Berlin and Neudeck say President Von Hindenburg, age 86, is gravely ill with death expected within hours. Hitler visited Neudeck as guards seal the castle and bulletins halt while doctors monitor the ailing president.
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von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Eath
Hitler
Marienburg
Schutz Staffel
Neudeck Castle
S. S
Committee to Study Taxes to Meet Monday
Albuquerque AP says Gov Hockenhull named a special tax committee to study New Mexico's tax system for the next legislature. Members include Sen T Mears Rep Miguel Leyva Joe Tondre Raymond Huff Keneth Balcomb Lem White and Charles Lefeber. The group will outline its plan at a ten o'clock meeting in the governor's office.
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Albuquerque
A. W. Hockenhull
Hockenhull
State Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Sen. T
Mears
Portales
Miguel Leyva
Cerrillos
Joe Tondre
Los Lunas
Raymond Huff
Clayton
Keneth Balcomb
Lem White
Raton
Charles Lefeber
Balcomb
State Federation of Taxpayers Association
W. A. Sutherland
Las Cruces
R. F. Asplund
Santa Fe
State transients can get in transient camps
State officials announced that transients will be accepted at transient camps in Santa Fe Aur. The measure, stated by Riley Mapes, expands eligibility beyond previously admitted transient groups and marks a broadening of the program.
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Santa Fe
Riley Mapes
Ieee
Troops raid strike HQ in Minneapolis as ringleaders jailed
Khaki troops seized the truck drivers strike headquarters in Minneapolis arresting ringleaders Vincent Dunne and Mose Bork. With the national guard in control Adjutant General Walsh outlined steps to prevent further unauthorized meetings and ordered arrests of auto pickets.
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Minneapolis
National Guard
E. A. Walsh
Vincent Dunne
Mose Bork
Surrender of Oklahoma student in Mills death case
Neal Myers, 21, a University of Oklahoma student, surrendered to his attorney in Oklahoma City after three weeks eluding authorities in a case charging him with murder in the death of Marian Mills. Myers, from El Reno, denied the crime and said he faced the disgrace rather than admit guilt.
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Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
Neal Myers
W. P. Morrison
Miss Mills
Norman
Okla
Myers
Hazel Brown
Mills
P. B. Myers
el Reno
M. Elbert Mills
University
Morrison
E. F. Stephens
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Denver
James Rinehart
Rinehart
Balloon Race Rounds South Visit to Bolton and Legion Field
Five balloons competed across the south in a Goodyear VIII entry landing near Bolton after sighting four others near Birmingham. The race offered a $700 first prize with $500 and $300 for second and third and $200 for fourth as winds directed the flyers toward the Warsaw international race.
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Atlanta
Bolton
Birmingham
Ala
Southland
Warsaw
Poland
Legion Field
Navy
Building New Gridiron at the Institute
The New Mexico Military Institute will relocate its football field to the old baseball field in the northwest grounds. Col. D. C. Pearson says the field will be usable for part of next fall, with ground prepared for grass and a complete surrounding fence. Existing bleachers will be moved to the new field as construction continues.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Col
D. C. Pearson
State Buys New Truck For Game Department
Gov. A. W. Hockenhull authorized a fresh truck purchase for the Game Department from prior Finance Board authority. The vehicle replaces a truck wrecked in a collision about a month earlier. The Motor Patrol indicated the Game truck driver was not responsible for the crash.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
Finance Board
Game Department
Motor Patrol
Heat breaks as cool breeze arrives in Artesia
Artesia New Mexico reported a cool breeze today following temperatures of 106 degrees Monday and 105 degrees Sunday. The Associated Press notes the drop brings relief after consecutive hot days for residents.
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Artesia
N. M
July 1954 Records Warmest Month in Roswell History
The Roswell July just past averaged 82.6 degrees, the warmest month on record since temperature keeping began 41 years ago. Daily highs averaged 96.4, topping prior marks, while nights stayed unusually warm. July marked the fifteenth consecutive month above normal, with only seven prior periods in 41 years seeing more than two consecutive above normal months.
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Roswell
Hitler Aims to Be President and Chancellor
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler intends to hold both offices, aiming for a dictatorship as absolute as any, while Germany prays for Von Hindenburg. He ordered the cabinet recalled from vacation for a session tonight amid a press ban on speculation.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Von
Woman Charged With Assault With Pistol
Adelina Sarcia was arrested after allegedly discharging a pistol. Rebecca Anella filed a complaint charging assault with a pistol. no injuries reported. Preliminary hearing set for this afternoon. Roberta Fuentes pleaded not guilty to a larceny charge and awaits counsel. Pete Sanchez also pleaded not guilty and awaits counsel. Bonds set at $500 each. Enrique Golingo bound over to district court on a larceny charge. bond $150.
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Adelina Sarcia
Rebecca Anella
Roberto Fuentes
J. P
Pete Sanchez
Enrique Golingo
Pond
Langer resigns nomination for governor in party move
Bismarck North Dakota August 1 AP William Langer deposed governor resigned today as Republican nominee for governor, shifting to push endorsement of his wife by the Republican State Central Committee.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
Republican State Central Committee
Texas Oil Proration Trim Enforced Across Texas
Texas Railroad Commission reduced legal oil output to 981 556 barrels daily from a 1 006 200 daily allotment as part of a Mid-Continent effort. East Texas bore the brunt with estimated daily production at 399 119 barrels compared with 472 570 last week, amid broader cuts in Oklahoma, California and eastern states.
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Austin
Texas
Mid-Continent
Texas Railroad Commission
State Oil Administrative Agency
Ickes
Bureau of Mines
Oklahoma
California
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Lead With Big Totals
National League games open with New York and Boston posting high run totals as Salveson Hubbell and Mancuso work the batteries. Philadelphia routs Brooklyn behind Colling and J Wilson while St Louis edges Chicago in a 6 5 finish. Pittsburgh bests Chicago behind swift and chagnon as Cleveland and Washington produce tight showdowns. Home runs include Cramer Pha Owen Trosky Manush Higgins Ferber Ott Crossetti Schumacher.
National Guardsmen Scott War In New Orleans Clash Threat
In New Orleans on August 1, National Guardsmen under Senator Huey P. Long faced Mayor T Semmes Walmsley s police amid tense talks of a clash over control of the city Martial law partial rule continued around city hall as 9500 guardsmen mobilized at Jackson barracks and 400 police stood ready Meanwhile polling station guards held the city registration office delaying the normal flow of civic processes.
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New Orleans
National
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
Jackson Barracks
Walmsley
City Hall
O. K. Alien
Pecinct
Senator Long
Jim Clark Returns to Kansas Pen After Capture
Jim Clark, a southwestern desperado serving a life sentence, was recaptured today in Tulsa and returned to the Kansas state prison with highway patrol officers. He had escaped multiple times, including Memorial Day 1933 with ten others and a staged hostage incident, and was later pursued after a 1934 wall break that left accomplice Brady dead near Paola.
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Lansing
Kas
Jim Clark
Southwestern
Desperado
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas Highway Patrol
Clark
Kirk Prather
Oklahoma
Bob
Big Boy) Brady
New Mexico
Brady
Paola
More Money and Loans Rise in New Mexico Banks
New Mexico’s 19 banks reported total resources of 6.446 million as of June 30 1934 up from 5.479 million last year. Cash and loans led gains with loans rising from 2.020 to 2.215 million while demands climbed to 3.913 million and time deposits plus postal savings grew to 1.617 million. The 20 percent reserve ratio exceeded the 12 percent requirement.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
John Bingham
State Bank Examiner
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bingham
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