Ginners Set Charges For Coming Year In New Mexico
Ginning charges in New Mexico and West Texas rise eight cents per hundred pounds of seed cotton, about $1 per bale. The plan adds 35 cents base charge, 5 cents sterilization, 3 cents tax under Bankhead law, plus $1.50 bale yardage and insurance. The NM Gin ning Association backs the Bankhead act and seeks lower cotton sales tax. W. Beeman re-elected president with a slate of officers. In Washington, 5,000,000 sheep and goats to be bought in drought areas, approved after CG McCarl allows use of drought relief funds. One-year-olds priced at $2 per head. angora goats at $1.40. Texas among chief buyers.
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Carlsbad
N. M
State
West Texas
New Mexico Ginning Association
Internal Revenue
State Tax Commission
Washington
McCar
McCarl
Texas
Government plans huge 1935 crop loan program
A nationwide loan scheme modeled on 1934 corn and cotton loans would cover more crops. Farmers could hold crops against loans with set sale triggers, enabling cash access while delaying harvest sales. The plan aims to stabilize markets, align with ever normal granaries concept, and ensure government repayment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Administration
Wallace
President Roosevelt Sees Dry North Dakota Fields
President Roosevelt toured drought stricken North Dakota as part of a northern water relief mission. He pledged that every ounce of Northwest rain would count before reaching the Gulf, spoke to workers near Fort Peck dam, and planned a Devils Lake visit while relief experts supplied late reports.
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Roosevelt
North Dakota
Northwest
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Peck
Montana
Missouri River
Devils Lake
Mr. Roosevelt
Machine Gan Detect Metal Underground
Harry L. Berry of Tucumcari has invented two devices for metal detection and counterfeit coin identification. The oro scope, an electrical cell, reacts to any metal and can locate metal bodies three to ten feet underground or in cliff sides, while classifying mineral type by reaction. The metalometer reportedly detects counterfeit coins in wrapped packages or shortages in rolled coins. Patents are pending and Berry employs a force manufacturing them.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Harry L. Berry
Berry
Progress in Air Facilities in State
Albuquerque August 7 AP Much progress has been made in providing air commerce facilities in New Mexico during the past year surveys by the Bureau of Air Commerce reveal. Every night lights on more than 480 miles of federal airways flash as a guide to airmen. There are 32 rotating beacons 10 to 15 miles apart five blinker lights and boundary lights on 10 Department of Commerce intermediate fields. In Albuquerque the bureau maintains a radio communication station for Weather broadcasting radio range beacons at El Morro and Tucumcari there are radio marker beacons and low powered transmitters to provide two way radio communication. The bureau has designated five doctors in the state to give physical examinations to applicants for pilots licenses and renewals. They are Dr. C Leroy Brock L F t and BE C Matthews Albuquerque Dr Henry A Ingalls New Mexico Military Institute and Dr Alexander P Horwitz Roswell.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bureau of Air Commerce
Federal Airways
Department of Commerce
el Morro
Tucumcari
Bureau
C. Leroy Brock
BE. C. Matthews
Abbuerque
Henry A. Ingalls
New Mexico Military Institute
Alexander P. Horwitz
Roswell
Droughts in New Mexico Since Records Kept
Albuquerque reports four major drought periods since 1903, with severe spells in 1903-04, 1909-10, 1917-18, and 1933-34. Federal climatologist E. L. Hardy notes record low precipitations and long heat stretches, while fall and winter snows remained light and temperatures stayed above normal for 14 straight months.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
E. L. Hardy
D N Pope Named on Important NEA Committee
D N Pope, superintendent of Roswell city schools, has been appointed on the resolutions committee of the National Educational Association. The panel prepares resolutions for the next annual meeting in Denver and acts as a steering group for the convention.
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D. N. Pope
Roswell
National Educational Association
N.E.A
Denver
McKinley County FERA delays jobs as strike lingers
McKinley County FERA officials in Gallup New Mexico temporarily hold 123 unemployed men from city projects after a strike by 100 plus laborers over a 10 cent wage cut from 50 to 40 cents. A strikers committee travels to Santa Fe for a report as FDRA workers face picketing and no conclusive talks.
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Gallup
N. M
McKinley County
FERA
Santa Fe
Homer Powers
HRA
Albuquerque
20 CANNING PLANTS FOR NEW MEXICO
Las Cruces N M Aug 7 AP instructions received by Dr H L Kent in charge of the livestock relief campaign to install about 20 beef processing plants in New Mexico. Dean H M Milton of New Mexico State College to attend Amarillo drought relief meeting where plant sites will be set. Surveys will assess cold storage plants needed for processing. Federal officials urge readiness to launch after sites are chosen. Dean Milton to supervise the work.
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Las Cruces
N. M
H. L. Kent
New Mexico
Kent
Dean H. M. Milton
New Mexico State College
Amarillo
Texas
Dean Milton
Dr. Kent
Highway 66 Group Forms in New Mexico Meeting
J D Hannah of Santa Rosa named chairman of a state association to push completion of U S Highway 66 across New Mexico. An executive committee from seven counties was formed with 30 attendees. About 570000 of 1400090 federal funds allocated to U S 66. state money to be used on the Sac Rosa cutoff and Gala end of the road.
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Albuquerque
J. D. Hannah
Santa Rosa
Quay County
Harry Grubbs
Tom Hampton
Carl Darnell
Ernest Golden
New Mexico
State Highway Commission
U. S. 66
Hannah
Frank Butt
Canvass Aims For Roswell Ball Tournament Funding
A committee will canvass for funds starting at 9:30 tomorrow to support a Roswell baseball tournament this month. About $600 is subscribed with $400 more needed. The tourney is planned for August 23 or 24 to span two Sundays and Labor Day, featuring Roswell Giants and top players to contend for first prize.
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Roswell
Baseball Scores from Day's Twin Bill Clash
First doubleheader saw St Louis two runs in final, Cincinnati six. J Dean, Delancey, Johnson, Lombardi pitched. Hallahan-Davis, Stout-Manion. Chicago beat Pittsburgh four to one. Babich-Leonard-Lucas combined. Brooklyn topped New York six to four in nine. Babich Clark Leonard Carroll Lopez batters. Philadelphia clobbered Boston seventeen to seven. Moore Johnson Wilson Brandt Nogan.
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RHE
Brooklyn
New York
Babich
Clark
Leonard
Carroll
Lopez
Salveson
Hubbell
Mancuso
Baseball score details from a New York Washington game
The record lists partial inning totals and final scores for multiple games across leagues. Batter lines name pitchers and battery pairs for each matchup including New York Washington Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit with run totals and notable pitching combinations.
Vaughan Pittsburgh Koenecke Brooklyn Campbell St Louis A
Vaughan and Koenecke from Pittsburgh face Brooklyn’s Campbell and St Louis in a game noted with A designation. The brief item lists players and teams without additional context or outcomes.
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Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Koenecke
Brooklyn
Campbell
St. Louis
Strikers Hold 200 Miners in French Mine
Lens France Aug 7 AP Two hundred miners were trapped at the 1000 foot level of a coal mine after a group of 20 Polish miners protested the discharge of two comrades by blocking galleries and cutting air water and electricity. A foreman was held below as police guarded the shaft. The trapped men faced hunger and restricted ventilation while some considered escape by ladders.
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Lens
France
Wichita Land Bank President Visits Roswell Orchar ds
L E Call president of the federal land bank at Wichita Kansas arrived in Roswell and spent the morning inspecting Hondo valley orchards and nearby farms with Dr A D Crile. He praised irrigation area crops stating fine orchard development and very good fruit crops. He noted the national agricultural outlook seems favorable for the region as compared to the central states. Continued on page Eight.
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L. E. Call
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Kansas
Roswell
Hondo Valley
A. D. Crile
Pecos Valley
Cal
Colorado
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
el Paso
Carlsbad
William S. Ware Dies at 66 in New Jersey Summer Home
William S. Ware a Republican National Committeeman and longtime Philadelphia party leader died suddenly at his summer home in Atlanta City New Jersey at 11 39 a m He had been in ill health for six years and suffered a heart attack after a heat related relapse His political career included a 1926 Senate seat fight and later leadership of the Philadelphia Republican organization He was 66 years old and had recently been deposed as party head
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Atlanta City
N. J
William SS. Ware
Philadelphia
John J. Shaw
Vare
United States Senate
Senate
Pennsylvania
Republican
Penrose
William S. “Bill
Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Meet Tomorrow at Chamber
A meeting of the Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce. Local farmers and association members will discuss crop prospects and cooperative efforts.
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Meeting OF Cotton Association
The
Pecos Valley Cotton Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Nominations for Officers of Legion Post No 28 Roswell
Albert Hudson and A F Madison nominated for commander of Charles M de Bremond Post No 28 Roswell. Nominees listed for vice commander finance officer post historian chaplain sergeant at arms and executive committee with elections set for September 3rd and floor nominations allowed. Nominating committee members were Gen H A Ingalls Dr E L Lyda and C S Dats. Lake J Frazier is retiring commander.
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Albert Hudson
A. F. Madison
Charles M. de Bremond
Roswell
H. H. Leweis
Frank O. Graham
Frank Whitaker
B. O. Greenwade
Curtis Hill
Howard
Executive Committee
Gen. H. A. Ingalls
Dr. E. L. Lyda
C. S. Dats
Lake J. Frazier
Roswell Tennis Club Plans New Mexico State Tournament
Roswell Tennis Club meets at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 tonight to plan the New Mexico State Tennis Tournament set for early September in Roswell.
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Tennis Club
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Democratic Central Committee Meeting Called in Chaves County
Mrs Roy Daniel vice chairwoman and acting chairman calls a Democratic Central Committee meeting for two o clock Saturday afternoon in the law library at the courthouse to attend routine matters.
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Roy Daniel
Chaves County
Democratic Central Committee
Paul G. Schultz
Court House
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Co. W. Beeman
J. A. Sweet
W. M. Gary
la Mesa
John Tweedy
William Summers
Fabens
Rod Bason
Mesilla Park
Park
J. C. Wilson
Pecos
F. S. Mehlhop
Dexter
A. A. Parnett
Mesquite
Machine Gan
Tucumcare
Gay
S. S. Empress of Canada
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Wwe
Huey
Walmsley
John Grosch
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
K. Allen
Senator Long
Ernor O
Fera Gallup
Highway 66 Association IN
U. S
Fred Ambrose
Ralph Kettner
M. L. Woodward
George Anderson
Balencia County
Carl Seligman
George Adde
Robert Prewitt
Bernalillo County
Cora Meacham
A. L. Martin
H. L. Hahn
C. S. Holt
Santa Fe County
Carl Bishop
Ray Bassett
Tom Closson
Ellis Bauer
Torrance County
J. L. Crosby
Ernest Hawkins
Mrs. Halderman
J. L. Corn
Guadalupe County
J. W. Wood, Basil Bruner, G. L. Hutching and
Cincinnati
Hallahan
Davis
Stout
Manion
Chicago
Lee, Root
O’farrell
Meine
Grace
Boston
E. Moore
Johnson and Wilson
Brandt and Nogan
Au Brit
Murphy
Deshong
Dickey
Weaver
Bronca
Jorgens
Stewart
Sewell
H. Johnson
Mulligan
Pennock
R. Ferrell
Leggett
Marcum and
Cleveland
Harder
C. Brown
Bean
Pytlak
Earnshaw
Madjeski
Detroit
Blaeholder
Hemsley
Rowe, Auker, Marberry and Hayworth
Wichita Land Bank
WM. S. Ware
Legion Post
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