New Mexico to form federal credit group for livestock
Floyd W. Lee announces plans to create a federal production credit corporation in New Mexico with a 1 million dollar capitalization to lend to livestockmen. Aimed at replacing the regional agricultural credit setup, the plan will be discussed at the January 10 New Mexico Cattle and Wood Growers Associations convention, with officials from Wichita and Las Vegas attending.
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Federal Production Credit Corporation For
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Floyd W. Lee
New Mexico Wool Growersociation
New Mexico Cattle and Wood Growers Associations
Lee
Albert K. Mitchell
Cattle Growers Association
Wichita
Kansas
William L. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
S. M. Garwood
Myers
Garwood
Mitchell
e@ new credit agency
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
George Hunker
Las Vegas
George W.york
Oliv
Irish clash over arrest party leader at Westport
In Mayo Westport Irish Free State government moves after the arrest of General Eoin O Duffy leader of the United Ireland party. Police halted him as he tried to address a crowd and supporters surged and fought with officers. O Duffy was taken to barracks and may face arraignment before a military tribunal.
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Westport
Mayo
Irish Free State
Eoin O'Duffy
United Ireland Party
Eamon de Valera
O'Duffy
Gold price rises for first up move since December
Washington reports the government raised its gold price to 34.06 dollars per ounce marking the first upward move since December 1. The five cent increase follows an October 25 price of 31.36 and comes amid reports of substantial foreign gold purchases abroad. Bar gold traded at 52.48 dollars per ounce in London with sterling at 35.12.
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Washington
Roosevelt
RFC
London
Wild winter storm lashes Pacific coast and sea
A severe Pacific Northwest storm battered the Oregon and Washington coasts, causing two damaged freighters off the Oregon coast and widespread flooding at Grays Harbor. The Henry D Whiton rode mountainous seas while the Charles L Wheeler Jr ran aground near Desde Mona Sands. Widespread damage prompted evacuations, with Cosmopolis ordering 75 families from flooded reservoirs and Port Orford losing a $65,000 dock. Coastal telegraph and telephone lines were down. In New Mexico, the American Legion relocates its headquarters to Albuquerque from Santa Fe amid organizational tensions and a pending interpleader suit over bank funds.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Henry D. Whiton
Oregon Coast
Columbia River
Charles L.wheeler, Jr
Desdemona Sands
Oregon
Washington
Cosmopolis
City
Port Orford
Astoria
Santa Fe
M. A. Otero, Jr
American Legion
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Legion
Inter Pleader Bank
Lions Club Toys Drive Appeals to Roswell
With Christmas near, the Lions Club seeks more toys for needy children. Residents are asked to donate old toys or purchase new ones, especially dolls. Call 454 for toy pickup or bring donations to the ice station or 454 Service phion at 112 East Second.
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Lions Club
Childr
Roswell
454
Ice Station
Phion
East Second
State College to Expand Public Works Projects in Dec ’18
At State College in Las Cruces New Mexico a general improvement program funded by CWA is resuming after cuts. Fifty men are employed on five approved projects including grading two tennis courts on Miller Field laying a cement ride around campus and building an outdoor aquarium with a rock and cactus garden for the biology department.
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Kerber Building
Albuquerque
Legion
Ollie A. Davis
Albuquerquia
H. W
Jim’ Neely
Bally
Commission
New Mexico
Las Cruces
N. M
State College
Miller Field
Fliers Rescued From Stormy Inland Sea
Four men adrift for over 20 hours in a crippled seaplane were rescued at dawn by the steamer Saint Marguerite about 80 miles south of Marseille. The crew and mail were taken aboard and the ship headed for Dizerta, Africa as searches continued overnight by multiple ships and radio operators who tracked SOS signals amid sleet and fog.
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Marseille
France
Mediterranean
St. Marguerite
Dizerta
Africa
Capelin
Kermal
Chevillard
Kotival
Six dead and thirteen hurt in Havana clashes
In Havana six people were killed and 13 wounded as violence and arrests swept the city. Over 100 Spaniards were rounded up and held at Old Cuba Fortress as soldiers worked to restore order after the El Pais offices were attacked and burned. Jefferson Caffery was en route to Cuba to assist in mediation.
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Havana
Old Cabana
Jefferson Caffery
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Cuba
el Pais
Pais
Fl Pais
el Diario
General Ingalls Heads N M Vets Council
General H A Ingalls of Roswell was elected president of the New Mexico War Veterans Council in Albuquerque. He named Claude J Neis of Roswell first vice president and Val Fulcher as councilman and district supervisor for Chaves Eddy and Lea counties. Ingalls urged veterans in Chaves county to register with L W Hammond. The council aims to unite veterans of all wars for mutual benefit.
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H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
New Mexico War Veterans’ Council
Albuquerque
Ingalls
Claude J. Neis
Val Fulcher
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Chaves County
L. W. Hammond
Hammond
Veterans’ Council
Gen. Ingalls
Roswell Warm Spot In State With 18 Above
Roswell logged the warmest reading in the state with 18 above early today while Roswell also reported the night’s low. Other sections showed similar cool conditions as New Mexico endured a frigid morning with readings from five to 18 degrees above zero across cities. Forecasts call for fair skies tonight and Tuesday with warmer air moving eastward on Tuesday.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Alluquerque
N. M
Fei Moro
Ono
Estancia
al Ducuerque
Santa Fe
Tucaman
el L’aso
State College
Las Cruces
Mesilla
Albuquerque
Taos Fire Destroys Liebert Building Amid Water Woes
A Sunday morning blaze in Taos destroyed the Liebert Building housing a grocery and market with losses estimated at 70 000 to 75 000. The fire followed a Friday blaze that leveled the Don Fernando Hotel for about 173 000. Bucket brigades were hampered by water shortages as authorities investigate a possible incendiary origin and Taos seeks a water works loan.
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Taos, N. M
Liebert
Don Fernando
Public Works Board
Taos
Tornado Kills Four in Shreveport Area Lumber Camp
A violent tornado swept from the southwest into Caddo parish destroying a lumber camp and a plantation near Shreveport. Four people died including a white woman and two Black workers at Grayson camp and a Black worker at Soda Fountain plantation. Nineteen were injured and extensive property damage reported.
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Shreveport
Caddo Parish
Grayson Lumber Camp
Here
Soda Fountain Plantation
Farm allows six cent cotton option payouts
Washington dispatch says the farm administration will authorize county agents to release six cents per pound as cotton options to farmers with options on about 2.4 million bales of government held cotton. Estimated $48 million will be distributed to roughly 600,000 cotton farmers with two payout paths.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Agriculture Department
Farm Adminis It Corporation
Christmas Fire Hazards Warned By City Chief
Chief Chrisman warns holiday safety risks as Christmas trees with lit candles and fragile decorations heighten fire danger. Dry fir trees ignite quickly, while damaged wires or celluloid ornaments can fuel fires and spread heat to surrounding items. Continued on page 4.
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Chief Chrisman
Santa Claus
Uncle Charlie
Daily Record Christmas Candy Offer Opens for New Subscriptions
The Daily Record announces its Christmas Candy offer. Local subscribers paying $6 for a year in advance receive a 2 1/2 pound box of fine chocolate candy from John R. St. John. Out of state rate is $3 for a year. Offer ends at 6 PM on Saturday night, December 23.
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The
Daily Record
John R. St. John
Gunmen Kill Liquor Dealer in Brooklyn Tavern
Six beer drinkers in The Cave tavern faced two gunmen who declared no robbery then shot and killed Angelo Fazzinga, proprietor, as patrons prepared to surrender money. Investigators note the tavern had recently changed its beer brand.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Angelo Fazzinga
Charles Fallano
Santa Claus at Alamogordo pays 1 percent dividend
Santa Fe reports the State Bank of Alamogordo paid a 1 percent dividend to depositors today in Alamogordo. Bank Examiner John Bingham signed several hundred checks totaling $6,275.41, with amounts from twelve cents to $328. This is the bank's second dividend, the first having been 26 percent, and Bingham stated all signatures would be completed and checks mailed by late afternoon.
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Santa Fe
Alamogordo
State Bank of
Las Vegas Savings Bank Files Stock Change
Santa Fe ap The Las Vegas Savings Bank becomes first to amend its incorporation under a new state law by removing double assessment liability from its stock. The state corporation commission approved re issued stock to 50 000 in value making shares non liable for double assessment. This change would allow sale of bank stock to the RFC if desired according to Bingham.
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Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Holiday Jubilee Marks Start With Debentures for Highway Bills
Santa Fe reports the State Holiday Jubilee Week begins with A W Hockenhull noting $509000 in debentures issued to pay highway department bills by Christmas. Only $150000 in checks will be mailed tonight as Clinton P Anderson the state treasurer signs the debentures in the Capitol. R L Ormebee, chief clerk, accountant and auditor records the action.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
Highway Department
R. L. Ormebee
Clinton P. Anderson
Stafe
Capitol
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State Legion
Plan Corporation
Hollywood
Ketty Gallian
New York
S.S. Ile de France
Mile. Gallian
Economy League
Manae
Vuviuliglus
Neely
Otero
North Pacific
Ollie S. Davis
Indianapolis
Davis
National Executive Committee
State Capitol
Eee
Lions Chair
N. M. Vets’ Council
Chrisman
Vegas
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