Juneau Alaska Asserts Democratic Territorial Glee
In Juneau the capital of Alaska the Governor is described as a friendly Democrat and a gentleman. The legislature has one congressman and eight senators, all Democrats, with fifteen congressmen also of the party. The writer plans a quick trip to Skagway to view the Chilkoot Pass, noting pioneers faced months of travel.
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World pork market buoyed as hog pens close for lack of receipts
Chicago August 10 AP Fire and drought effects drive a rare market anomaly as half the hog pens at the Union Stock Yards close amid record low receipts. Hog prices soar with pork chops ranging from 17 to 50 cents across cities while demand stays brisk for the scarce meat.
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Strikes Spread as WPA Relief Workers Walk Out
New York relief officials fear federal state and city funds cannot be separated under the Presidents no work no relief order. More than 15,000 WPA skilled workers and 2,000 already out threaten a citywide strike, with white collar relief workers seeking higher pay and union consolidation. Roosevelt warns those who refuse relief will be cut off federal aid as Hopkins sails Sequoia.
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Heat Deaths Mount Across Middle West As Family Disaster Strikes
A heat wave across Kansas Missouri Iowa and Illinois left at least 16 dead with nine in Louisiana Angola prison and two in Texas plus two Californians. Widespread storms in Iowa injured five. A Roswell New Mexico family moving to Texas suffered a fatal truck overturning near Knox City with Imogene Melton nine and Billy Melton thirteen badly injured and their mother unharmed.
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Nye predicts third party in 1936 campaign
Washington reports Senator Nye of North Dakota an Independent Republican says a third party will emerge in 1936. He argues Roosevelt may win if he moves left or risks losing liberals if he shifts right, and notes liberals could bolt Roosevelt, yet warns a third party could hinder liberal aims.
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Clipper Flier Completes Third Pacific Hop to Hawaii
The Pan American clipper finished its third Alameda to Honolulu flight on schedule, landing at Pearl Harbor after 17 hours 12 minutes. Captain Sullivan expects a nine hour Honolulu to Midway leg, with Wake Island to follow, as the giant plane charts a 5,000 mile outward route toward Wake. Daybreak over Oahu revealed clear skies after rain, with Postmaster General Farley among the onlookers.
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Baseball Scores Across The National League And Beyond
National League games feature Boston beating Brooklyn six to five with strong hitting by Frankhouse Betts and others. New York also defeats Philadelphia six to three in a doubleheader, while Cincinnati edges Pittsburgh two to zero. St Louis surpasses Chicago four to one, and Detroit shuts out Chicago with a 7 to 0 result. Washington crushes Boston nine to four as Philadelphia collapses against New York 18 to seven in another lopsided matchup. Second-game notes include Parmelee Stout Mancuso and other pitchers listed, with various line scores and battery details.
Curry County Budget Adopted After Hearing With Tax Commission
Curry county commissioners met with the state tax commission for a hearing on the Curry county budget, which was adopted. Attending from Curry were J. H. Manzingo, F. Acker, J. C. Garrett, and County Clerk Smith Wright of Clovis. The Santa Fe county board was to meet today with the tax commission for its budget hearing.
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Gymnasium Plan Approved for New Mexico School of Mines
Albuquerque August 10 plans for a 45000 dollar gymnasium at the New Mexico School of Mines Socorro were released to contractors bids to be opened August 31 in Socorro. The building will replace the present gym and follow a mission style design by architect W Miles Britelle. Plans also call for a new 48 room dormitory at Mines costing about 40000 dollars.
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Governor Home Suffers From Foot Infection
Santa Fe August 10 AP The governor Clyde Tingley arrived home from Carlsbad and was confined to his house with a minor foot infection His foot swelled during the convention and he spoke on one foot Commander Frank Belgrano arrived with crutches Tingley said he hoped to be back in his office Monday after overnight treatment The infection was clearing.
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Sedillo Application Heard By Bar Board
Santa Fe August 10 AP The application of C B Sedillo of Albuquerque for a license to practice law was to be heard by the state board of bar examiners this afternoon likely at two o clock at the capitol Sedillo's case was to be presented by M C Mechem who obtained the audience on the plea of A T Hannett Sedillo seeks licensure based on a last legislature enactment
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Banks in New Mexico to handle tax tokens soon
Santa Fe August 10 AP Despite a few banks not yet distributing the sales tax tokens, Ben D Luchini director of the emergency school tax division said all banks in the state are expected to cooperate. He noted banks serve residents in their districts and emphasized the bureau will not pay commissions.
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Lowrey Services To Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. M. F. Lowrey a Roswell woman who died at her home Thursday night will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 30 at Ballard Chapel with Dr A D Crile officiating. Music by Mrs Otis Brenneman and Mrs H P Saunders. Pallbearers Phil Helmi¢ Roy V Kinz Gil Amis Ed Bloom L H Weller and J H Waller. Burial at South Park beside her husband who died last November.
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Hornbuckle Triumphs In NM Golf Meet Quarterfinals
Shorty Hornbuckle of Clovis beat Skip Schrieber one up on the 21st hole to reach the semifinals of the New Mexico state golf tournament in Raton. Verne Stewart and Dave Connell advanced, while Ellersz Zuzic beat Ed Amonett in a 22-hole finish. semi finals set for today alongside Hornbuckle.
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Health official Puckett in Roswell talks with Chaves County
Dr. O. E. Puckett of Carlsbad district health director visited Roswell yesterday to confer with Chaves County health officials on local public health matters.
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Stark Named Assistant Professor at State College
Las Cruces August 10 AP Hugh M Gardner acting president of State College announces the appointment of Arvil Stark as assistant professor of horticulture and landscape gardening. Stark a graduate of Iowa State College has been acting head of the horticultural department at the agricultural college.
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Troop K Cavalry Travels to Camp Maximiliano Luna
Col. A. H. Muller oversaw the departure of Troop K 11th Cavalry from Taos to Camp Maximiliano Luna. Lieut. Palemon Martinez led the overland march as senior national guard instructor notes.
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Apostolic Camp Meeting Opened Near City Park
The Apostolic faith camp meeting opened at the city park north of the tennis courts and will run through August 25. Homer Coberly of Roswell, known as the cowboy preacher, leads a program drawing 150 to 200 attendees from Arkansas to California. Daily sermons occur at 10:00 am, 2:30 pm, and 7:30 pm in an open tent with seating for 500, and campers live on site in a screened kitchened, sanitary setup.
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