Hull Will Not Resign On Arrival From London
Secretary of State Cordell Hull returned from London and told reporters in New York that he has no intention of resigning now or ever. He defended the world monetary and economic conference as still alive and virile, and compared pessimistic forecasts to a man who asks if he has quit beating his wife. Hull stated the conference is only beginning and declined speculation on its success. Representative S. D. McReynolds accompanied Hull and discussed the affair in Hyde Park and aboard the President Harding.
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Hannett Presses Twenty Mill Tax Limitation in New Mexico
Portales August 5 Former Governor A T Hannett speaking at a Farm Holiday Association picnic in Roosevelt County urged support for a twenty mill property tax limit. He warned opponents backed SB 144 and praised referendums that protected homes from sale, claiming the amendment would raise real estate values and ease tax burdens on homeowners and farmers.
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Find Jobs in Albuquerque Under National Recovery Act
About 100 men and women in Albuquerque have found work under the national recovery act survey. Merchants say purchasing power has risen by at least 5000 dollars monthly due to higher wages. The unemployed are expected to be absorbed back into industry in two weeks. NRA headquarters will open Monday as a drive to gain support for the President's program.
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Bussy and McNutt Tie for Medalist at Ruidoso Golf
In Ruidoso New Mexico Clinton Bussy of Lubbock and Blaine McNutt of El Paso tied for medalist honors in the second annual invitation golf tournament. scores rose due to rain soaked course with several players firing as high as 85. Sixty four golfers from the southwest are entered, with flights expanded to 32 and finals expected Monday.
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New Mexico Legion Elects Gen Wood as Commander
Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood adjutant general of the New Mexico national guard was elected New Mexico department commander of the American Legion at the close of the department's fifteenth annual convention in Tucumcari Las Vegas was chosen as the 1934 convention city Maj Herman G. Baca former state commander of Belen was elected to another post.
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B F Smith Died At Home Charged With Gas Assault
B F Smith died early today at his home here amid charges of gassing related to the New York Stock Exchange. The report continues on page eight.
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Roswell resident Benjamin F. Smith dies at 71
Benjamin F. Smith, 71, died at 2 55 this morning at his home 107 South Missouri Avenue after a year of illness and two weeks of serious sickness. Born in London Pennsylvania he moved to Roswell in 1900 with his wife and six children and remained a active community figure as a bookstore partner, sheep businessman and paint contractor. He is survived by his widow and six children including Chester in Glendale and others in Santa Fe Roswell and Roswell natives Donald and Hazel.
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Wightman Cup action sees Palfrey boost U S lead at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills on August 5 the United States took a 3-0 lead over Great Britain as 20-year-old Sarah Palfrey filled in for Helen Wills Moody with two singles wins and a doubles victory aided by Helen Jacobs. Betty Nuthall then earned Britain's first point defeating Carolin Babcock 1-6 6-1 6-3, leaving the U S 3-1 ahead. Separately, Eugene S. Daniels Jr. was arrested in New York on charges tied to tear gas bombs that shut the Stock Exchange, with details of his background and statements during questioning.
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Actons Support of Tax Limitation Act and Toby Wing Rise
Dillian and Hannatt Swan Greeue Rec leee ull Actons back tax limitation. Toby Wing, a rising young actress at 17, draws attention as a notable figure in current musical films and Hollywood circles.
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Bandit Layman Captured Near Albuquerque in Escape
A 25 year old paroled New Mexico convict Jack Leyman was captured four miles north of Albuquerque hiding in a luggage compartment of a car driven by A. N. Gragg. He faces first degree murder charges in Torrance county for the July 28 deputy sheriff wounding at Mountainair. Layman and Gragg were taken into custody and Layman surrendered after gunfire and tear gas.
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Dillon Urges Approval of 20 Mill Tax Limit
Portales August 5 Former Governor R C Dillon speaking at the New Mexico Farm Holiday picnic at Allen Grove near here urged the association to support the constitutional amendment to limit property taxes to 20 mills of assessed valuation plus levies for interest and sinking funds on bonded debt Dillon says opposition rests on belief it will force a sales tax He adds I have never favored a sales tax
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Baseball scores from today across the National League
Summary of multiple games with NL teams including New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Scoring lines show final tallies with pitchers and battery pairs listed for each contest.
Baseball doubleheader results pacing New York and Cleveland
R. H EB Philadelphia S & CO New York 001 000 290 -57 3 Patteries Mahaffey Walberg Cochrane Gomez Moore and Dickey First Game RH E Clev'd 000 200 103 000 9 15 18 3 Detroit 003 120 000 000 0 6 17 2 Batteries Brown Bean Pyt lak Bridges Hogsett Herring Hayworth Second Game RHE Cleveland 1 Detroit Boston 1 000 1000 Washington 002 0100 Batteries Rhodes Ferrell Weaver Sewell Chicago 2 100 St Bovis 108 Batteries Durham Berry Hadley Shea
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Baseball Players Named in National League Contenders
Ott. NY Nat. O'Doul, NY Nat. Hale, Cleveland Verger NY Nat. Klein Phila Nat.
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General Truce of Capital and Labor in U S History
President Roosevelt approved a joint declaration for industrial peace and formed a seven member board led by Senator Wagner to supervise national peace efforts. A separate truce in Western Pennsylvania coal strikes ends violence and restores 70,000 miners to work as Johnson and industry leaders press recovery.
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Waterholes Map Asked for On Coast to Grang Can Yon Trip
A California man seeks a map to locate waterholes for a horseback trip from the coast to Grang Can Yon and back. He is advised that any road map showing gasoline filling stations will suffice, per J. D. Jones, southwestern forest public relations director.
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Plans for All Indian Reunion Visit Western Fiestas
A Marion Ind committee of ten will visit Gallup New Mexico Indian Ceremonials and nearby fiestas to plan an all Indian reunion. The group, led by Will Scott of Marion Lions Club, aims to attend the Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial dances and Hopi dances.
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