Congress Presses Toward Adjournment by Sat Night
After a Roosevelt conference, Democratic leaders moved to push a broad 11 point program with major items including a $250 million tax bill and utilities measure, aiming to adjourn by Saturday night. Leaders signaled completion of work likely within the week amidst ongoing changes.
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Roswell Newspaper Circulation Dispute Report
In Roswell the Dispatch is claimed to print 1800 copies with paid circulation under 1300, defrauding advertisers. The Record reports 2800 circulation, with peaks to 3100, reaching 2725 homes in the Roswell trade area. The Record asserts any Dispatch ad rate above half its rate is unfair.
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Bodies of Will Rogers and Post Arrive in U S
Seattle awaited the arrival of Pilot Joe Crosson with the bodies of Will Rogers and Wiley Post after their Alaska air crash deaths. The plane landed at Boeing Field and was moved to a United hangar amid a guarded crowd and officials including Amon Carter and Col Clarence Young.
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Indian Girl Betty Jean George Crowned Queen of Southwest
Betty Jean George of Bartlesville Oklahoma won Miss Queen of the Southwest at Yucca theatre. She earns a Hollywood trip with two weeks entertainment and a Paramount screen test. Second place went to Shirley Austelle Ada Oklahoma and third to Vella Mae Moore Ardmore Oklahoma. Twenty six contestants from New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas competed.
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Judge U S Bateman Dies Unexpectedly in California
Judge U S Bateman died Sunday night at seven in San Bernardino California after a sudden illness. He had long influenced Roswell politics and New Mexico law, practiced with Gatewood Bateman, and served in the legislature. Survived by his wife Mrs Birdie Sparks Bateman and son Sidney Bateman aged twenty two.
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President to Answer Critics Expected This Week
President Roosevelt to reply to opposition criticism amid 1936 talk, possibly in a Milwaukee Young Democrats address or a west coast trip. White House keeps speeches minimal but may outline New Deal aims beyond constitutional changes if the Supreme Court strikes down other measures. Senator Borah leads GOP noms poll, with Knox second and Governor Landon third.
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House Passes Coal Bill by Narrow Margin
The U S House approved the Guffey coal bill known as a Little NRA for the bituminous industry by a 194 to 168 vote amid party splits. The measure now faces Senate scrutiny as wariness grows over its fate after tax legislation and adjournment dynamics.
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National League Baseball Scores From Today
Cincinnati 3 New York 4 final. Frietas Johnson Brennan Erickson Castle Moore Mancuso in the battery. Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 final. Shoun French Carlston Hartnett Bowman Davis Wilson. St Louis Boston game listed as prior date. Pittsburgh Brooklyn games noted as previous date.
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Phillies and Cubs split doubleheader in chaotic games
In Philadelphia, the first game ended 9 to 7 with Chicago scoring late, while the second game saw Philadelphia lose 4 to 2 as Mahaffey and Rich ards faced Tietje and Shea. Boston-St Louis postponed by rain. New York beat Detroit 5 to 4 as Bronca, Brown and Dickey led the Batteries. Washington edged Cleveland 5 to 3 in a different doubleheader showing the era’s rough play and pitching strains.
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Baseball Notation Briefs Tie Up Standout Players
A terse listing notes players Johnson and Hayes from Philadelphia, Averill from Cleveland, Berman from Cincinnati, Chicaro, Foxx from Philadelphia, with team affiliations indicated. No game results or context provided.
C C Pritchard Dies In Roswell Auto Wreck
Clarence C. Pritchard prominent Roswell cattle buyer and stockman was killed Saturday night when his car crashed into the Commanche Draw bridge railing fifteen miles east of Roswell. Dr. T J Pearson Harry Kitzleman and Charles Shriner suffered injuries but none serious.
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Dedicating the Black Range Highway at Kingston New Mexico
About 5000 people gathered in Kingston for a large barbecue and ceremony opening the new 19 mile Black Range highway. Gov Clyde Tingley dedicated the road linking Silver City to Albuquerque and Santa Fe, with state police supervising traffic and regional hosts including Silver City Hillsboro and Hot Springs.
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McCabe pleads not guilty of murder in New Mexico
Silas McCabe a 50 year old rancher waived preliminary hearings and pleaded innocent to murder charges in the courthouse veranda slaying of J. J. Rose at his arraignment in Portales New Mexico. Bond was set at 10000 dollars. Brother Jake McCabe said plans to arrange for the band and secure release.
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Advisory boards meet in Southeastern New Mexico district court
A meeting of the Advisory Board of the Grazing District was held today in the district courtroom in Southeastern New Mexico.
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Fire Destroys Garage Behind 820 North Main
Firemen extinguished a blaze Saturday at 6 p m in a garage behind Sam Davidson's 820 North Main residence. A Model T Ford owned by Tom Dresser suffered some damage while sparks from alley trash burning were blamed for starting the fire.
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Rain Here Saturday Roswell Delivers Measurable Rainfall
A Roswell report notes Saturday afternoon shower produced 0.16 inch of precipitation. Weather observers recorded a light rainfall event with brief impact on local conditions.
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Unsettled Weather Forecast Tonight and Sunday Showers
The forecast warns of unsettled conditions tonight with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Cooler tonight followed by a warm Sunday reaching from 68 to 91 degrees with potential storms likely in many areas.
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