Finances of New Mexico for Year of 1932
The Census Bureau releases a summary of New Mexico's 1932 finances for the year ending June 20. With a population of about 430,000, per capita operation costs ran 1560, including education allocations. Total expenditures for operations, interest, and improvements reached 11,704,422 dollars, funded largely by debt. Revenues totaled 10,795,300 dollars, below outlays, with debt coverage and taxes forming the main financings.
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Bureau of the Census
State of New
R. L. Omsbee
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Texas Votes On Day Repeal On Saturday
Texans vote on repealing the eighteenth amendment and allowing 2.2 percent beer manufacture and sale. Campaigns by wets and dries push repeal. leaders include Morris Sheppard James Ferguson and Joseph Bailey. Vice President Garner stays neutral while Farley urges Texas voters. Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonials guest list includes Gov Seligman and officials.
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Texas
Iohn N. Garner
Uvalde
James A. Farley
National Party
Wheat price fixed by nations as four month plan
London Aug 25 AP The international wheat conference reached a final agreement to fix a market price at twelve pre war francs per quintal for four months. Importers may lower tariffs for freer imports afterward. The price equals 63.6 gold U.S. cents per bushel about 87 cents with current exchange. Bennett announced export quotas for 1932 34 of 569 090 009 bushels and a 15 percent production cut for most exporters in 1924 35. Russian limits on exports were to be set but exact figures not disclosed.
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London
International Wheat Conference
U. S
Canada
Russia
Eddy County Rural Schools Plan Nine Month Term
Eddy County rural schools announce a nine month term starting September. A pre-school conference for rural teachers begins August 28 at Carlsbad led by Marie Hughes of the San Jose n school in Albuquerque. Bernalillo County sheriff to be equipped with machine guns and shotguns. board approves transfer of weapons to Felipe Zamora.
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Artesia
N. M
Eddy County Rural Schools
le County Board of Education
Carlsbad
Marie Hughes
San Josen School
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
County Board of Stoners
Pelipe Zamora
Man in Maryville Arrested for Worthless Check
A man who claimed to be George S. Fisher, 48, a newspaper writer from Albuquerque, was arrested at a Maryville restaurant on a worthless check charge. He had been in town for several days and is said to have employed a girl as his secretary.
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Maryville
Ed Wallace
George S. Fisher
Albuquerque
N. M
Wallace
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Austin
United States
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Championimeg
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Joseph Weldon Bailey, Jr
Prohibition
Gettup
Arthur Seligman
Osborne C. Woodard Warden
Ed Swepe
Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Jay B. Nash
John Collier
R. B. Bennett
Frecord
EDDY
Duke City
Ward’s
Wards
Ogxfores
Oxford
Haven & Cotton
Scmrbee
Sern
Ward
Bureau of Standards O.K
Lee
Montgomery Ward
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