Mosquito fears and highway needs draw Roswell readers
A Roswell News letter decries draining marshes for malaria control while urging caution about mosquito depredations. It urges a better southeastern New Mexico highway route to Santa Fe, criticizing current rough roads and praising a park-to-park vision. It notes opposition by the American Legion and other groups to a tax exemption amendment.
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New Mexico
Roswell
One Amendment Advocates No Tax Exemptions Change
The writer argues there is a single reason to oppose passage of the amendment prohibiting all tax exemptions. If exemptions exist, they favor homestead relief up to 2500 dollars as the most meritorious, asserting the American home is the nation’s bulwark and small homeowners deserve priority.
Wickman defense chosen for second trial in Wickman case
In Albuquerque District Court Judge Joseph L. Qagily named Thomas N. Wilkerson Jr and Claron E. Waggoner to defend Carl Wickman in his second trial on the charge of slaying his bride Donalda Ciicoine Wickman near Alameda in November 1933. Wickman was convicted of first degree murder last March but then had his case reversed by the state supreme court over jury instructions on second degree murder.
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William A. Brophy
Owen B. Marron
Wickman
Donalda Ciicoine Wickman
Alameda
State Supreme Court
New Mexico Focuses On Canalization And Labor Reform
Observant New Mexicans back Congressman Dempsey's canalization of the Rio Grande and a straightening project to reclaim thousands of acres, while Hatch and Chavez push related plans. The piece also discusses deportation of aliens, work relief programs, and the need for a managerial setup to guide public works and road building.
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Jack Dempsey
Rio Grande
Caballo
el Paso
Dempsey
Congress
Mesilla Valley
Elephant Butte
Carl Hatch
Chavez
Senator Hatch
Fort Sumner
Pecos
Roswell
Lake McMillan
New Mexico
Colorado
United States
Dies
Texas
Veteran Memorial for Senator Cutting
The Wayne Johnson Post 53 American Legion in East Vaughn New Mexico asks regional papers to publicize a plan to erect a memorial for Senator Cutting. The letter notes efforts since May 9th, a $15 donation from Senator Huey Long, and letters from colleagues, urging wide newspaper cooperation to hasten completion and honor the ex service man.
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Wayne Johnson
American Legion
East Vaughn
N. M
Roswell
Senator Cutting
Albuquerque
Huey Long
Cutting
The Cold Finger Curse continues in Midtown mystery
Inspector McEntry and Montigny chase a complex theft and murder plot tied to a Japanese driver Hitsu and the Shimmer circle. Fingerprint tricks, new mouthpieces, and a staged call from tapped wires point toward Valcour and Thurber associates as the job to disguise the crime unfolds at Mrs Elderbank's party.
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Montigny
Dommage
McEntry
Thurber
McEniry
Times Square
Dupples
Coorsright
Edwin D Torgerses
King Features Syndicate
Vna
Trimming Roswell Trees WPA Project
Santa Fe August 13 Works Progress Administration projects listed for study or approval include trimming trees at Roswell. The list also mentions a Rio Grande bridge at Pilar Taos county a four room school at House a manual training building at Logan remodeling the Silver City armory a community house at Glencoe and grading and leveling 38 blocks of Loving streets.
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Santa Fe
Works Progress Administration
Rio Grande
Pilar
Taos County
Logan
Silver City
Glencoe
Roswell
Loving Streets
All-Season Highway From Vaughn to Santa Fe Proposed
Cogitator urges a comprehensive realignment of New Mexico roads to connect Vaughn with Santa Fe via a North by Northwest route. He details a projected path through multiple towns and valleys, argues for a direct link to U S Highway 385, and asserts the need for substantial upgrades on the current route from Santa Fe toward Vaughn. He also calls for an all-year usable highway from Guadalupe County crossing to Holy Faith.
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Cogitator
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Pankey
Vaughn
Las Vegas
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Carlsbad
Frank Grier
C. C. Hill
Chaves County
R. H. Crosby
State Highway Commission
California
Raton
Juarez
White Lakes
San Cristobal
Eaton
Pankey Pasture
Lamy
Santa Rosa-Moriarity
Milagro
Palma
Pecos
la Cuesta
Sena
San Jose
la Pueblo
San Miguel
Ribera
Encino
Southern Pacific
Guadalupe County
Holy Farth
State hear bus and truck permits in New Mexico
The state corporation commission completed its monthly hearing for bus and truck operators seeking permits in New Mexico. After reviewing hearing transcripts, the commission will decide to issue or reject the applications.
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