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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
3
Washington announces a new arbiter service by the Farm Administration to issue price reports on consumer prices and prices to farmers for farm commodities. Fred C Howe, consumers counsel, said the service will cover food and textile prices with the first report scheduled soon. Reports aim to curb profiteering and tax pyramiding in basic farm products.
Thwarted by rain last night, Ireland's amateur boxing champions and Chicago titleholders are to meet tonight at Soldier Field in the third annual international Golden Glove tournament. A 1932 delay drew 45 900 fans to a Chicago German champions tie of four wins each.
Washington reported that Hugh S. Johnson recovering administrator failed to settle the Pennsylvania coal strike as talks with coal operators spokesmen and Governor Pinchot were delayed until later today after a morning conference.
The federal relief agency outlined July unemployment relief totaling nearly 49 million dollars for 42 states three territories and the District of Columbia. Colorado received 505190 New Mexico 18519 and Texas 1261419.
Sheriff Felipe Zamora of Bernalillo County ordered an immediate stop to 3.2 beer and home brew sales in Albuquerque. The order follows a state Supreme Court reversal of a ruling deeming 3.2 beer non intoxicating. Cafe and restaurant operators face possible prosecution. Hamm's lawyers seek a rehearing.
Walter Orloff of Brooklyn a medical student in Germany was seized by the Nazis on a charge of aiding Communists and now faces trial for treason. The case centers on his alleged activities and the broader Nazi crackdown on dissent.
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association filed a protest with Interior Secretary Ickes in Washington opposing the removal of fences from the public domain. The group says the action would hurt the cattle industry and jeopardize loans from federal credit agencies that require certain range enclosures and rulings. Interior officials say the protest will not alter the decision and note several similar protests relate to Ickes' orders to remove fences, upholding his oath of office.
J R Renicker of a Roswell area homestead has a 16 year long, 150000 mile archaeological collection. He studies ancient southwestern peoples, notes conclusions in a personal notebook, and showcases tools, pottery, rifle shells, minerals, petrified wood, and miscellaneous relics. He lacks formal schooling but can identify origins of nearly any item.
San Diego reports the body of W. E. Moon aviation mechanic formerly with VT-1 at North Island is returning from Las Vegas New Mexico where he died in an automobile accident late last week. Moon left with aviation mechanic Harry M. Tyler of VT-2 who was injured but recovered enough to accompany the body.
Albany Aug 3 Threats to kidnap the wife of Edward J O Connell prominent Democratic leader or one of the three O Connell brothers uncles to the ransom John J O Connell Jr were received by the family The threats led to heavy guards at the mountain camp of Dan O Connell where several family members are staying Record Want Ads Get Results.
The Roswell nominating committee appointed to pick a chairman general and lieutenant general for the National Recovery Administration aid group will meet tonight to nominate. A full committee meeting may be called tomorrow. Members include Mrs. J. D. Atwood Rev LeRoy Thompson and Ernest Carper with city officials and civic leaders forming the general committee under R L Malone. Record Want Ads Get Results.
Little Rock August 3 AP Governor Futrell will call a special session of the legislature August 14 to consider beer legislation Arkansas if both the Senate and House affirmative to make the measure law he has sent out all signals indicate action is likely during the session critical bid to liberalize beer laws in the state possible outcomes include passage of reform laws or tightened controls depending on legislative support
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