Roswell Players Shine in New Mexico State Golf Tourney
In humid conditions at Albuquerque a wet course delayed play but top contenders posted solid rounds. Verne Steward shot under par on the first nine, with Shorty Hornbuckle and Edd Amonett close behind. Esquipula Naranjo led overall with 84 while others posted 86s and 90s. Stewart later carded a 70 in the qualifying as Jones finished at 72.
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Spec” Stewart
Amonett
Poorbaugh
Albuquerque
N. M
Verne
Stewart
New Mexico
Roswell
Jim Zukic
Raton
Dave Connell
Esquipula Naranjo
Bob Skaggs
H. L. Pinkerton
Roy Strome
Naranjo
Ada
BE. B. Neff
Clovis
Tom Cornish
Mark Radcliffe
H. A. Poorbaugh
Ramon Hubbells
Bob Bryant
M. A. Finley
Carrizozo
B. H. Kinney
J. P. Little
Hurley
T. E. Kelly
Jones
Herakle
Beall Heads New Mexico Democratic Platform Committee
Santa Fe on August 31 AP chairman Byron O Beall led the platform committee of the Democratic State Central Committee as it completed its slate. Members from Santa Fe Albuquerque Roswell Portales Raton and other groups were named with a call for public suggestions to shape a platform reflecting liberal constructive New Deal principles for reelection campaigns. Beall expects a meeting soon while members begin drafting the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Byron O. Beall
Democratic State Central Committee
John E. Miles
John Bingham
Ralph Davy
Lucas C. Sena
Marguerite Baca
H. A. Riker
John Murphy
Soledad Chacon
John Simms
Fred Wilson
Will Keleher
Albuquerque
R. Brice
H. M. Dow
Roswell
T. EB. Mears
Portales
Joe Valdez
Raton
Beall
Fiesta Starts Tomorrow at Santa Fe Fiesta
Santa Fe prepares for its 222nd fiesta marking de Vargas conquest with a solemn Sunday entry and a modern conquistadores baile. The event draws crowds from across the region and fills hotels and camps, with attendance limited by space.
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Santa FE
Cathedral of
St. Frances
de Vargas
Holy Mother
Enthusiastic Over Eastern N M Fair Eyed By Merchants
Enthusiasm runs high for the East ern New Mexico State Fair with commercial exhibitors planning booths to maximize advertising reach. Past crowds of 30 000 to 35 000 are expected to grow, drawing customers from Roswell and beyond. The booth committee led by T L Gardner will start next week urging merchants to reserve space as grass covers the grounds and other fair departments advance well. Feedback from Artesia Carlsbad Lovington Hobbs Portales Clovis Fort Sumner and others shows broad support and belief in the fair as a statewide institution.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Chaves County
Booth
T. L. Gardner
Artesia
Carlsbad
Lovington
Hobbs
Portales
Clovis
Fort Sumner
General strike expands to woolen and worsted workers in United States
A nationwide walkout of cotton textile workers extends to woolen and worsted industries. Francis J. Gorman, United Textile Workers chair, says the strike will begin 11:59 p.m. tomorrow night and may involve about 425,000 workers, with potential escalation to 725,000 if silk and rayon join. The NRA and wage disputes are central, while leaders seek federal mediation as tensions rise in mills from Maine to Alabama.
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Washington
Aus
Francis J. Gorman
Charmean
Tribe Committee
United Textile Workers
Gorman
New York
Arthur Besse
Chaiman
Wool Code Authority
Jorman
Silk
Peter van Horn
Silk Authority
Associated Press
NRA
South
Payne Mill
Macon
United Texte Workers of Ameca
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Garrison
George A. Sloan
Roeeevelt
United Textiles Workers Strike Committee
Maine
Alabama
Forest Fires Under Control in Western Forests
Spokane reports wind fanned fires across western forests causing hours of alarm yet most thousands of acres were under control by day’s end. A significant blaze from Gedney Creek near Kooskia sent new flames across the Selway River, linked to the Pete King Creek fire.
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Spokane
Wash
Selway Forest
Idaho
Selway River
Gedney Creek
Kooskia
Pete King Creek
Housing plan liaison officers named for region
The Federal Housing administration appoints liaison officers to aid the home modernization credit plan. R. H. McCune of Roswell is named regional liaison for New Mexico with I. Friedlander of Houston to cover Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wyoming.
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Albuquerque
R. H. McCune
Roswell
Federal Housing Administration
New Mexico
Friedlander
Houston
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Washington
U. S. Building and Loan League
American Bankers Association
Housing Administration
I. Friedlander
Tex
Montana
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Robert J. Richardson
Des Moines
A. J. Bromfield, Jr
Denver
T. T. Taylor, Jr
Butte
A. MacDonald
Rock Springs
T. B. Taylor
Waco
M. R. Dye
Ogden
Utah
Hondo River Rises Again in Roswell Area Today
The Hondo River rose and spilled from its banks east of the Main street bridge in Roswell this afternoon. Water flowed down Virginia avenue onto grounds at the colored school, with levels about 14 inches below the Main street bridge. locals worked to clear brush and keep channels open as heavy rains inland pushed higher water.
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Roswell
Main Street
Virginia Avenue
Colored School
Vaughn
Roswel
Artesia
Mayhil
Penasco
McKee Submits Low Bid for Silver City Post Office
El Paso contractor Robert E. McKee submitted the low bid of 41300 dollars for the construction of a post office building at Silver City New Mexico on August 31 according to AP dispatch from Washington.
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McEkee
Silver” City
P. D. Washington
Robert E. McKee
el Paso
Texas
Silver City
N. M
Stop FERA Projects in Lower Valley During Cotton Picking Season
Chaves County Welfare Association voted to recommend discontinuing FERA projects at Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur during the cotton picking season. State FERA officials approved the plan in Santa Fe. About 200 workers affected. Projects to halt next Thursday with no fixed end date. Welfare group urges hiring local workers for picking. Rev. D B Titus chaired the meeting.
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Chaves
Welfare Association
D. B. Titus
County Welfare Association
Rev. Titus
Rainbow and Defender Start On Trial Race
Aboard Coast Guard Cutter Dix at Newport Rainbow and Defender began a trial race at 12 50 p m Eastern Standard time. The 30 mile windward and leeward course tests the defender of the America's Cup against British challenger Endeavour in September.
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Coast Guard
Dix
Newport
Rainbow
Yankee
Endeavour
Doug Tells It To Mary With Orchids
Chicago reports Doug Fairbanks presented orchids to Mary Pickford on her arrival from Los Angeles at the Blackstone Hotel. Pickford declined to discuss any significance behind the gesture and remained reticent about a possible reconciliation with her husband after a mysterious long distance call.
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Chicago
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Blackstone Hotel
New Order Forms Americans, Inc to Support New Deal
Washington reports a new non partisan group named Americans, Inc aims to back Roosevelt recovery policies. Directors include Senators McKellar and Bulow and Representative Isabella Greenway with J M Griffin leading the membership drive. The group says it will publish educational material and deny rivalries with the Liberty League.
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Washington
Americans, Inc
Senators McKellar
Dtenn
Bulow
D-Sd
American Liberty League
J. M. Griffin
Associated Press
Liberty League
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Roosevelt
Old Timers Day Invitation At M E Church South
A general invitation is extended to New Mexico residents with thirty years of residence for Old Timers Day at the M E Church South. After the public morning service, eligible attendees will be guests at a church basement dinner. individual invitations are not being sent this year.
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M. E. Church
South
New Mexico
Baseball scores from today in American League games
Washington and New York games ended with Washington 16 2 New York 3. Chicago beat St. Louis 6 0. Batteries listed as Russell, Thomas, Bolton for Washington and Ruffing, Jorgens for New York. Tietje, Shea for Chicago and Blae holder, Andrews, Grube for St. Louis. Only games scheduled.
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Washington
New York
Russell
Thomas
Bolton
Ruffing
Jorgens
Chicago
St. Louis
Tietje
Shea
Blaeholder, Andrews and Grube
RH New York and Brooklyn Battery Match Report
RH New York 100 000 ene Brooklyn 10 900 minus 150 batteries listed Fitzsimmons and Man cuso Mungo and Lopez Berres St. Louis 000 1200 Chicago 900 0100 J Dean and Delancey Bush and Hartnett.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
Mancuso
Mungo and Lopez
Berres
St. Louis
Chicago
J. Dean
Delancey
Bush and
Hartnett
Junior World Series Final Scores Reported
In Chicago on August 31 the Junior World Series final shows NL Cumberland defeating New Orleans 10 to 0 after a 201210 inning stretch. Battery lines list Triplett Lewis Burke Childress and Dantonio.
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Chicago
Cumberland
New Orleans
Triplett
Lewis
Burke, Childress
Dantonio
Miss Yeager Rumored to Resign from Red Cross Nurse Post
The Record reports a rumor that Miss Yeager may resign from her duties as school and Red Cross nurse in town to take a job elsewhere. The paper could not reach Miss Yeager for confirmation.
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Bur
Red Cross
Miss Yeager
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Black Sea
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Harbin
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Hondo
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National Labor Relations Board
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