International convention forms Canada to Mexico Highway Assn
One hundred fifty delegates from Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona and Sonora Mexico gather in Gallup New Mexico for the first international convention of the Canada to Mexico Highway Association. The group aims to designate a 1500 mile route from Glacier Park Montana to Nogales Arizona as federal highway 87. Peter Riley of Clifton Arizona is president and Ralph Keetner of Gallup New Mexico is vice president.
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Gallup
N. M
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Glacier Park
Mont
Nogales
Ariz
W. V. Olin
Cortez
Colo
National Park and Monument
Republic of Mexico
Peter Riley
Clifton, Ariz
Ralph Keetner
Textile strike plan looms over 800000 workers
National Labor Relations Board moves to avert a textile industry crisis as United Textile Workers chairman Francis J. Gorman and AFL leader William Green prepare for a nationwide walkout. The strike targets 500000 cotton workers with potential expansion to 300000 in silk rayon and woolen sectors, demanding end to the stretch-out system and wage gains. Hopkins pledges relief food aid if the labor department finds the walkout justified. The date is set for September 4 or earlier, with mediation pursued but not delaying action.
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Thomas F. McMahon
United Textle Workers
Executive Council
Harry JL. Hopkins
Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Gorman
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
United Textile Workers
Francis J. Gorman
National
Jorman
Exhibition 10 Be Held Tonight at Roswell Pool
Walter A. Hausknecht Red Cross life saving expert will present a life saving swimming diving and water safety demonstration at 7 30 tonight at Roswell Swimming Pool East Second Street free and open to the public. Following the event a watermellow bust will be held at the Bottomless Lakes.
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Red Cross
Roswell Pool
Walter A. Hausknecht
Red Cross Life Saving
Roswell
East Second Street
Hausknecht
Amarillo
Roswell Life Saving
Ers
Dorothy Dow
J. M. King
Bill Manson
Hazel Henry
Fayette Davidson
Country Club
Roswell Life Saving Corps
Friends
Walter Hausknecht
Kiwanis Club
Roswell Country Club
M. King
Manson
F. B. Howden, Jr
Chaves County
The
American Red Cross
G O P Convention Here September 8
A mass Republican convention will be held September 8 at the county court room in Chaves county to select a county ticket for the general election, choose delegates to the state convention, and form a new central committee. Mrs G Mason of Hagerman was named to fill a vacancy on the committee, and an executive panel was appointed to purge and add to county registration lists. The committee includes W J Wilson, chairman, Mrs O O Askren, H R Andrew, Mrs L O Fullen, Frank Wortan, and Jack Cassa bonne.
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Republic
Chaves County
G." Mason
Hagerman
R. C.reid
W. J. Wilson
Rs. O. O. Askren
H. R. Andrew
Ll. O. Fullen
Frank Wortan
Dexter
Jack Cassabonne
Rains Fell Sunday In The Mountains
General rains were reported yesterday in the mountain districts west of Roswell. A motorist described a near cloudburst near Lincoln with water up to running boards. Rains began in Ruidoso around 9 30 yesterday morning and persisted all day, tapering eastward to light showers near Hondo and Tinnie.
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Santa Fe Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Roswell
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Ruidoso
Abbout
Hondo
Tinnie
Daughtry Heads Housing Committee
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting J. R. Daughtry was named local chairman for the Better Housing Division of the National Emergency Council created by the Federal Housing Administration. J. W. Duffin explained that local lending agencies will loan directly to borrowers to improve real property, with government insured loans up to 20 percent. Further local organization will be announced by Mr. Daughtry.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Daughtry
Better Housing Division
National Emergency Council
Federal Housing Administration
J. W. Duffin
New Mexico
J. J. Dempsey
Up and Down the Main Drag in Roswell News
Old Man Weather disrupts seasonal norms across the country while Roswell prepares for the Eastern New Mexico State fair grounds progress. Dove season arrives in five days, Hopi snake dance permits required, and Porter Cochran wins The Courtesy Theatre Ticket to see The Girl From Missouri.
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Porter Cochran
Roswell Building and Loan Association
Porter
Jean Harlow
Missouri
Frank and Al Final Tiff Sparks Washington Speculation
Washington observers debated whether Franklin D Roosevelt and Al Smith ally Shakespeare style allies would reconcile after a split. Tomorrow's American Liberty League executive committee meeting in New York loomed as the test of the fragile unity amid doubts about Roosevelt Smith ties and property holder fears shaping 1936 political paths.
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Washington
Damon and
Pythias
Frank
New York
American Liberty League
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
James W. Wadsworth
Jouett Shouse
Mr. Roosevelt
Smith
White House
No definite date set for sheep buying in New Mexico
In a morning letter to J R Thomas Chaves county agricultural agent from H L Kent extension director for New Mexico it is stated that sheep purchases will not begin until sheep are ready for packing plants this is indefinite but the note is passed along to address the questions of sheepmen.
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J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
H. EL. Kent
New Mexico
Mr. Kent
Carlsbad Couples Win Marriage Licenses Saturday
Marriage licenses issued Saturday afternoon to Ralph Burgett and Rachel Drake of Carlsbad. Also licensed were Leslie Patterson of Clovis and Thelma Autry of Portales.
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Ralph Burgett
Rachel Drake
Carlsbad
Leslie Patterson
Clovis
Thelma Autry
Portales
Primaries Shape Mississippi and South Carolina Elections
Old line Democrats fear reaction could defeat eleven Democratic House members in November. Mississippi senatorial renomination pits Hubert Stephens against Theodore Bilbo Ross Collins and Frank Harper. In South Carolina, no Senate race but several Congressmen and state officers seek renomination. in both states, nomination equals election.
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Hubert Stephens
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Ross Collins
Frank Harper
South Carolina
General Johnson seeks withdrawal of resignation
Writing in long hand Gen Johnson reiterates his regard and asks that the resignation be withdrawn. He returns proverb for proverb and says he likes the saying that friends always must be friends.
Iren Day Wins Saturday News Tip Contest
Iren Day took first in the Saturday news tip contest and wins two theatre tickets for Tuesday. He may claim the tickets at The Record office.
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Iren Day
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