Withdrawal of Public Lands in State Asked
Albuquerque August 10 AP Interior Department urged to withdraw immediately from entry all public domain suitable for grazing in 18 counties and to lease isolated tracts to livestock growers under Taylor act section 15. Committee urged early grazing districts, district associations recognition, and permits with local cooperation. hearings set for next month.
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Albuquerque
Interior Department
Taylor
State Land and Game Department
New Mexico
Colfax
Union
Harding
Curry
Quay
Roosevelt
San Miguel
Taos
Mora
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Guadalupe
Committee
Grazing District Commission
Crop reduction program to be abandoned in part for 1935
Washington reports the large scale AAA crop reduction plan may be partly abandoned next year due to drought. The change would be temporary and guided by July crop reports and drought status. New 1935 provisions may require haying or grazing of expanded acreage and mandatory reductions in 1936.
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Washington
AAA
Crop Forecast Shows Drought's Wide Effect on Harvest
The Agriculture Department on August 1 forecast U S wheat at 490 96 million bushels and corn at 1 607 billion, both down from last year as drought devastates yields. It lists winter and spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, hay, beans, apples, peaches, potatoes, and sugar beets with various year over year changes and condition percentages.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Three Die In Electric Chair At Sing Sing
Ossining August 10 AP Salva Antonio killer's wife Anna 29 vows mercy denied. Sam Faracci 43 and Vincent Saetta 23 follow in quick succession as New York exacts punishment for the racetrack murder. Saetta smiles as he dies at 10 30 p m while Antonio's wife watches in a blue gingham dress under guard.
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Anna
Sam Faracci
Vincent Saetta
New York
Samuel Faracci
Salvatore Antonio
Antonio
Battery A Leaving Sunday for Annual Camp
Roswell's National Guard unit Battery A 158th field artillery sails Sunday to the New Mexico National Guard camp at Las Vegas with four officers and 65 enlisted. A second group of one officer and 25 enlisted travels by special train with two other units, hauling 30 head of horses and all baggage. The combined contingent plans to arrive in Las Vegas late Sunday night or Monday morning, with guns towed and provisions aboard.
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Roswell
158Th Field Artillery
New Mexico National Guard
Las Vegas
Herbert C. Gray
Edward Purdy
David M. Ackerman
Ft. Sumner
Santa Rosa
John Allen Phinizy
Willard
Lamb
111Th Cavalry
Carlsbad
Clovis
Battery “A
Ed Purdy
John A. Phinizy
John F. McBride
Homer D. Eaton
William R. Austin
Gilton H. Grimes
Raymond E. Richmond
Herman H. von Benge
William E. Neely
George D. Zimmerman
William H. Brown
Melvin F. Klofanda
John C. Emmett
David L. Hart
George W. Hendricks
J. P. Neely
Gifford P. Neis
Dennis Thompson
Joseph A. Wilson
G. W. Austin
Elmer F. Bond
Melvin PB. Brooks
Earl R. Butler
Murry L. Callihan
Roy E. Crockett
Selwyn Denson
Don Hodges
James A. Millis
Thomas W. Nelly
Ray J. Parker
Ben W. Perkins
Kenneth O. Williams
Don A. Brown
Lynn R. Brown
Ernest F. Collins
Chas. D. Collins
Howard W. Conner
President Roosevelt Nears Home After 13000 Mile Tour
President Roosevelt returns to Washington aboard a presidential train after a 13 000 mile inspection tour. He plans to expand New Deal policies and tackle drought, labor unrest, NRA and AAA issues, and upcoming naval talks while resuming direct oversight of federal affairs. The welcome at Union Station was large as Morgenthau and Hall prepared financial and policy briefings at the White House.
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Roosevelt
Washington
West Virginia
Ickes
Chicago
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Union Station
United States
NRA
AAA
White House
Morgenthau
NRA to Reduce Force Emoyes
Hugh S. Johnson announced to NRA workers that the Blue Eagle group must trim staff as workload drops. A pen n letter stated efficiency will protect those kept, while those let go will be aided to find other employment.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Penn
Johnson
Rapkoch Says He Is Not Candidate Governor
Santa Fe August 10 AP P L Rapkoch of Las Cruces state chairman of the Republican Progressive Control committee said he was not a candidate for governor as reported elsewhere His only interest is building a strong organization to serve the people and the cause of good government in New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
P. L. Rapkoch
Las Cruces
Republican Progressive Contral Committee
New Mexico
Rapkoch
Baseball scores from today in the American League
Base hits and line scores from games include New York 10 Boston 9 in a final burst. Cleveland 4 Detroit 1. St. Louis 3 Chicago 2. Philadelphia 6 Washington 0. Batters Gomez Dickey Walberg Mulligan Johnson R Ferrell Hildebrand Harder Berg Rowe Cochrane Hadley Hemsley Tietje Kinzy Shea Dietrich Mahaffey Berry Linke McColl Bolton.
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New York
Boston
Gomez
Dickey
Walberg
Mulligan
Johnson
R. Ferrell
Cleveland
Detroit
Hildebrand, Harder and Berg
Rowe and Cochrane
St. Louis
Chicago
Hadley and Hemsley
Tietje
Philadelphia
Washington
Dietrich, Mahaffey & Berry
Linke, McColl and Bolton
Baseball box scores from a mid century game card
Batters and pitchers listed for several matchups with team abbreviations and final scores. Entries show runs by inning, team totals, and batteries credited. Includes RHE and RH BB formats with lines for Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis and notes on pitchers and catchers.
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Boston
New York
Betts, Frankhouse
Mangum
Hogan
Hubbell
Danning
Baseball Players Named in Matchup Card
Ott of New York Cuccinello of Cincinnati Clift of St Louis Verger of New York P Waner of Pittsburgh Stainback of Chicago listed as participants in the matchup card.
Mako crushes Ball to reach semi in junior tennis
Gene Mako of Los Angeles defeated Russell Ball of El Paso, Texas, 6-0 6-1 in Culver Indiana to enter the semi final of the national junior singles championship. Mako, the top seed and favorite, faced little resistance from Ball's chop strokes.
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Culver
Ind
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Russell Ball
el Paso
Texas
Mako
Ball
Rowland outlines government relief impact in Chaves county
Lea Rowland spoke at the Lions Club on FERA relief work in Chaves county noting 1606 certified applications for work and about 8,000 dependents. Some 836 workers and 5,000 dependents are on FERA projects earning nearly $11,000 weekly, with over $100,000 paid in wages since May 1. He cited plans for a Roswell canning plant and a mattress factory for relief, plus government farm loans totaling $44,000 with most checks issued.
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Lea Rowland
The
Lions Club
Chaves County
FERA
Roswell
Chaves
New Mexico
Rowland
FEDRA
Roy Prager
Guatemala
Central America
Sidney Prager
S. P. Johnson Jr
Four Die in Flood West of Denver City
Four people died in a cloud burst flood west of Denver with a mother and her son missing and presumed dead. The identified dead include John Husband and his wife from Denver and Charles M. Juhnke a tourist camp operator. A boy tentatively linked to the Dicken family of Detroit is also identified. A second son of Mrs Dieken remains missing as investigators search debris near Bear Creek Canyon bridge in Morrison.
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Denver
John Husband
Charles M. Juhnke
J. H. Dicken
Detroit
Mich
Cedar Lawn Ave
Grissom Accident Costs State 81.95 in Repairs
The Auto Service Garage in Macon Missouri was paid 81.95 from the state contigent fund for repairs to state car No. 9 driven by school budget auditor R. H. Grissom after a collision with another vehicle. Grissom his wife and State Comptroller Juan N. Vigil were passengers. Mrs Grissom was injured while the men escaped. The governor approved the voucher and it was filed in the state auditor's office.
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Santa Fe
Auto Service
Macon
R. H. Grissom
Grissom
Juan N. Vigil
Bank officials to tour New Mexico drought relief efforts
D N Mullendore and Frank M Butcher will visit New Mexico to study drought conditions and lead four state meetings on relief for farmers and livestock. Albuquerque Aug 21 Silver City Aug 23 Roswell Aug 25 Springer Aug 27. J L York to Carlsbad for a week investigation.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
D. N. Mullendore
Production Credit Corporation
Frank M. Butcher
Federal Intermediate Credit Pank
Wichita
New Mexico
Silver City
Springer
Three Bandits Die in Kansas Patrol Gun Battle
In Emporia Kansas three men were shot and killed after opening fire on Kansas Highway Patrol officers who confronted two cars of suspects on a side road near the city. Officers identified the trio with fingerprints to confirm their identities.
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Emporia, Kas
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
Democratic primary date to be set at Chaves meeting
The Chaves county Democratic central committee will meet at the law library in the courthouse tomorrow at two to set the primary date likely around Sept. 15. Rules require 30 days notice. candidates may need to file by Aug. 25. The general election is on November 6. The chair and secretary may be elected, with Schultz and Saunders expected to resign. Filing fees for candidates will be set at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Democratic Central Committee
Law Library
Central Committee
Paul G. Schultz
Woodlaw Saunders
Chinese Die From Lack of Food and Water Crisis Hits Anhwei
Shanghai August 10 AP reports drag of drought across China as Anhwei province appeals to the National Government for aid. Half a million face starvation while heat threatens crops in Hunan Hupeh Henan Shensi and Shantung with temperatures reaching 115 to 120 degrees for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Anhwei
Wools and Mohair Prices Plunge Amid Weak Market Signals
In Boston the Commercial Bulletin notes little business in wool after price cuts. Domestic and foreign fleeces show mixed, with steady but inactive markets. Texas growers seek government action on unsold stock, while mohair stays quiet yet steady amid varied regional quotes. The report includes extensive price quotations across grades and regions.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
F. M. Fr
F. M
Governor commutes Colfax county man sentence
Santa Fe August 1 AP Gov A W Hockenhull commuted the sentence of Jack Peres of Colfax county to one year and 11 months from the original two to three years imposed in March 1933.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhul
Jack Peres
Colfax County
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