Cold wave rages along coast as relief inching in
The Associated Press reports a relief trend easing the cold across the eastern states. New York and New England faced record lows with subzero temperatures and frostbite threats. Ships battled offshore gales, while fires and property damage increased in Ontario and coastal regions. Weather shifts promise warmer readings for the Midwest today.
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Associated Press
New York
York City
England
New
Ericcsson
Louice
Chesapeake Bay
Canada
Ontario
Newfoundst
T. Blackwood
County Fees Increase in 1933 Total over 1932
County clerk reports total fees for 1933 at 5127.14, up 251.08 from 1932 as six month business rose. December 1933 fees reached 723.46 including probate, with 115 probate fees. A regional snapshot notes strong December, notes figures for 1932 and 1933 months and a positive business trend. Senator Carey opposes beef processing tax and urges livestock groups to oppose basic commodity status and explore cattle slaughter options and import controls.
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Washington
Carey
R-Wye
Livestock Association
Senator Carey
A A. A
C.C.C
Oregon Party Leader Postpones Conference Till After Roosevelt Message
In Lington on December 30 an Oregon party leader postponed a conference set for Tuesday until after President Roosevelt's message to Congress. The move aims to align with the forthcoming policy address and ensure full party coordination.
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Lington
Tragedy and Joy Mark New Mexico’s 1933 Year
A state review shows 1933 brought 40 deaths and widespread jobs through Civil Works Administration and public works. Governor Arthur Seligman’s death tops tragedies. crimes include two bank robberies netting over $6,000 and a kidnapping of a hotel clerk.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Civil Works Administration
Arthur Seligman
Roosevelt
Mountainair
Vaughn
Socorro
Seligman
Silver City
Quay
Lincoln
Tow County
K. Vv
al Stotts
Albert Butler
Ray Sutton
Prohibition
Ray
Kiwanis to Install 1934 Officers Next Tuesday
Roswell Kiwanis Club will install new officers on Tuesday to start the year with a bang. Lake J. Frazier becomes president, H. H. Ray vice president, and J. B. Savage treasurer. Retiring president Paul D. Wilmot makes way for the new slate as J. B. Savage leads the installation program. B Fp Ginsgerb, a charter member, will speak on the club’s history alongside a musical program.
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Kiwanis Club
Lake J. Frazier
H. H. Ray
J. B. Savage
Paul D. Wilmot
B. FP. Ginsgerb
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Santa Fe businessman named NM state director for Emergency Council
J. J. Dempsey of Santa Fe NM has been recommended as the New Mexico state director of the National Emergency Council. The nomination, urged by the Democratic state central committee, also receives backing from Rep. Dennis Chavez and Senator Hatch. No appointment for New Mexico was finalized as policies for the new council awaited final determinations.
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Washington
J. J. Dempsey
Santa Fe
N. M
National Emergency Council For
New Mexico
Democratic State Central Committee
Dennis Chavez
Hatch
National Emergency Council
Flood Control Projects Sent To White House For Review
Fourteen flood control projects for the Arkansas river basin are understood to have been sent to the White House for consideration. Exact statuses are not learned. Notable item includes the Caddo project.
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White House
Washingtoon
Arkansas River
Red
Dishey
Assassination Fury Follows Romanian Premier Death
Mourners at Siniaia station in Rumania for Premier Ion G. Duca were startled by an explosion in the Royal Pavilion injuring a child and causing minor damage. King Carol was away. Duca’s assassin Constantinescu remained in custody as Polizu, his brother in law, tried to shoot him in a bid for vengeance.
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Siniaia
Rumania
Ion G. Duca
Carol
Clain
Bucharest
Radu Polizu
Nicholas Constantinescu
Polizu
Constantinescu
Duca
DUNEAP WINS MID WINTER GOLF TOURNAMENT AT PINEHURST
Pinehurst North Carolina December 30 AP George T. Puia Jr national amateur champion retained his crown by defeating Dick Wilson of Southern Pines two to one in the finals of the mid winter tournament.
Banks Halt Planned Bank Charge Increases By NRA Chief
Washington reports of December 30 indicate banks nationwide were ordered to suspend proposed higher charges amid confusion over approval by NRA leader Hugh S. Johnson. Johnson said he had not approved or even seen the schedules, and dismissed deputy Cary N. Weisiger Jr. who helped publicize the code plans.
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NRA
Washington
Hugh 5S. Johnson
Johnson
Code Authority
Cary N. Weisiger, Jr
Banking Code Authority
Underhill 5 Captured in Shawnee Oklahoma
Shawnee Oklahoma December 30 a posse captured Wilbur Underhill a noted desperado after a morning shootout at a furniture store He suffered multiple wounds but survived doctors say only slight chance of recovery He faced charges from Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri crimes including the Urschel ransom plot and the Nash prison killings
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Shawnee
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Southwestern
Desperado
Oklahoma City
Municipal Hospital
Underhill
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
R. H. Colvin
Dita Mae Nichols
Seminole
Raymond Roe
Hazen Hudson
Tri-State
Merle Colver
Wichita
Kansas
Harvey Bailey
Texas
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Picher
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlister
Muskogee
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station Plaza
Nash
Raymond Caffrey
Missouri
State highway seeks PWA funds for new Santa Fe building
Santa Fe reports the state highway commission authorized engineer G D Macy to apply for 250000 from the PWA to construct a dedicated highway department offices district office warehouse and shops at Santa Fe. The governor has not yet decided. A new site is proposed though the commission favors a location on a railroad line. Repayment of 70 percent would require a bond issue or other funding.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
G. D. Macy
PWA
Highway Department
Commission
Prohibition cases vacated in U S District Court Santa Fe
Settings of prohibition cases in the U S District Court have been vacated with no definite future settings. No prohibition cases will come before the term starting next week. Other cases set for trial include Murchison Oil Co versus Angels Peak Oil and others. Several motions are listed among diverse civil matters and insurance disputes.
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U. S. District Court
Santa Fe
Murchison Oil Co
Angels Peak Oil Co
Summit Oil Co
Congress Oil Co
U. S
Carmilo E. Medina
Gerardo Sandoval
Much Construction Co
Bertha H. Clark
Ch. B. Holmboe Construction Co
Yme Trujillo Pooler
Bankers Union Life Insurance Co
Emma Trevina
Lucy
Castilla
Jacquin Spadoval
Kames
Women Flyers Set New World Record in 237-Hour Flight
Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey landed in Miami at 10 47 am after 237 hours 52 minutes of continuous flight. Exhausted by rain squalls and high winds, they ended the marathon journey forced by a stormy night and rough motor conditions. Marsalis expressed relief and a desire for rest and nourishment. Richey agreed the ordeal had been similarly taxing.
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Miami
Fla
Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
Miss Richey
State Weather Fair and Warmer Across Regions
National forecast notes fair to warm conditions for New Mexico and portions of Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas with unsettled areas and potential snow flurries. Temperatures not issued. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies with a slight warming trend southeast. Weather outlook covers January 1 to 6 with variable conditions and no temperature figures.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
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