Three Tax Problems Remaining Before Legislature
Albuquerque residents recall a police chase as a youth wanted for gasoline theft from Moriarity abandons a car and escapes on foot. He is suspected of stealing another vehicle in Albuquerque after outrunning a deputy sheriff and a patrolman. Local authorities continue to pursue leads and investigate the sequence of car thefts linked to the Moriarity suspect.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Moriarity
Frank Mann
Witness testimonial on Huey P. Long murder plot emerges
In Baton Rouge a witness testifies that two former East Baton Rouge Parish deputies plotted to kill Huey P. Long for 14000 dollars. George Davis and Fred Parker say they attempted shootings at the governor’s mansion and a hunting lodge but were watched by state police. Parker and O Rourke refuse to answer questions, citing constitutional grounds, as the hearing continues.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
George
Red) Davis
East Baton Rouge Parish
Fred Parker
Davis
Parker
Huey Long
State House
Marigouin
Governor’s Mansion
East Baton Rouge
Long
Lobdell Hardware Company
Robert L. Pettit
Louis
Fred O'Rourke
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
O'Rourke
J. D. Domack
Shadowy figures in Hauptmann defense prompt lurid linkages
Flemington New Jersey February 2 1935 shadowy figures Violet Sharpe and Isador Fisch reappear in Hauptmanns defense in the Lindbergh baby murder trial. A week end recess halts further testimony as Sommer the fingerprint expert testifies of a woman resembling Sharpe and a man like Fisch boarding a car with a blond baby at a Jersey ferry terminal. The state disputes Sommer and prepares questions for Monday.
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Flemington, N. J
Violet Sharpe
Isador Fisch
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Morrow
Edward J. Reilly
Fisch
Hauptmann
Germany
Peter H. Sommer
New York City
Sommer
Jersey
David T. Wilentz
John M. Trendley
East St. Louis
Ill
Reilly
New York
New Mexico Senate Bills Near Vote and Committee Action
Summary of bills in the New Mexico Legislature covering motor carrier regulation tax exemptions for certificate necessity, narcotics act alignment, county treasurer staffing, prison farm funding, and veteran CCC camp. Also notes resolutions for port of entry at Columbus and homestead tax relief, plus text book cost study and garnishment exemptions with committee votes and recommittals.
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Atwood, Jones, Mears
State Corporation Commission
Fleming
Bernalillo County
Sjrs
New Mexico
Congress
Columbus
N. M
Senate
Mrs Tingley Receives Mexican Glass Candelabras
In Santa Fe on February 4 AP reports Mrs Clyde Tingley was given two Mexican blue brown glass candelabras from Guadalajara by House of Representatives employees. The gift was presented in their office by Alice Stewart, journal clerk, as Speaker Alvan N White praised the staff for their work this legislative session.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Guadalajara
House of Representatives
Alice Stewart
Alvan N. White
PWA Asks State Pass Nine Bills
Santa Fe February 2 AP Nine bills prepared by the federal public works administration for state legislature were received by Gov Clyde Tingley. They aim to align New Mexico laws with federal regulations to maximize the public works program benefits. Bills cover bond issuance by educational institutions and cities, ad valorem tax submissions, bond delivery signatures, municipal improvement authorities, and rural electrification efforts.
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Santa Fe
Federal Public Works Administration
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
State Tax Commission
U. S
New Mexico Hopes To Wire Relief Funds Today
Governor Clyde Tingley said New Mexico will wire relief administrator Harry Hopkins to confirm the state’s share of relief funds. He expects Washington to be assured by March 1 that New Mexico can pay its share for unemployables. The franchise tax passes as revenue work continues to prevent a $43,000 daily relief loss from the $500,900 state share.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Harry L. Hopkins
New Mexico
Washington
Naval plane down in flames in Millsap Texas
A United States navy plane part of a three ship convoy en route from Abilene to Shreveport crashed in flames on a farm near Millsap three miles east of here. Two crew members were killed Lieut. John B Burgess Jr and Lieut. Oscar Willis Pate Jr. The other planes continued toward Shreveport with the convoy. Bodies were taken to Weatherford and partial orders dated Jan 28 were found.
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Millsap
Texas
Abilene
Tex
Shreveport
Tiaimes
George William On
Here
John B. Burgess
Junor
Oscar Willis Pate
Burgess
Weatherford
Fort Worth
V. F. Squadron 3-B
George B. Chafee
Warren G. Corliss
Otho P. Smoot
John G. Burgess
Oscar WW. Pate
Navy
O. W. Pate
O. P. Smoot
W. G. Corliss
Chafee
San Diego
Cahif
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Grummann
Delegation of Unemployed from Albuquerque Visits NM House
A delegation of unemployed from Albuquerque filled the New Mexico House gallery in Santa Fe. They were advised to prepare a memorial or resolution for referral to Public Affairs, which will hold a public hearing where delegates can be heard. They seek endorsement of unemployment insurance legislation pending before Congress from New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
West Coast faces heat and giant waves at beaches
Los Angeles reports a heat wave with temperatures reaching 85 degrees while towering waves lash southern California beaches from Balboa to Malibu. Beachgoers avoid surf, staying at wading depth as scientists monitor the unusual conditions.
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Los Angeles
California
Balboa
Malibu
Lady Campbell urges Sir Malcolm Campbell to push speed limit
Daytona Beach Florida February 2 AP Lady Campbell wants her husband Sir Malcolm Campbell to break the automobile speed record by a comfortable margin this month and then rest on his laurels.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Campbell
Malcolm Campbell
MacDonald Smith Leads Oakmont Open Going Into Third Round
Glendale California February second AP reports veteran golfer MacDonald Smith led the Oakmont open medal play by five strokes after long straight drives and accurate irons pushed him clear of the field as the event entered the third round.
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Glendale
Calif
MacDonald Smith
Two youths held in Albuquerque grocery robbery case
Albuquerque police announced two youths were in custody for investigation into the January 20 robbery of Mrs. Frank Pinter at her grocery store home. She was beaten over the head with a stove lid during the incident.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Pinter
Hauptmann insists witnesses told the truth in trial
Flemington NJ AP report details Bruno Hauptmann reacting after alibi witnesses testified. He expresses belief he will go free, thanks his lawyers, and plans to stay with Egbert Rosecrans for German lessons. Hauptmann recalls the night of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping with renewed memory.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Elbert Carlstrom
Flemington, N. J
Hauptmann
Carlstrom
Egbert Rosecrans
Bruno
Rosecrans
Bronx
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
House Acts to Legalize N. M. Lotteries
Santa Fe AP The House of the 12th New Mexico legislature passed HB78 legalizing lotteries 28 to 15 with six absent as the Senate moved to fund relief by diverting liquor stamp tax into the school equalization fund. Senate action paralleled the administration bill while hinting a tobacco tax may substitute. A separate $2,500 appropriation for a special election investigation committee was introduced.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
House
Clyde Tingley
State Employmen Bureau
Senate
State to Clear Violet Sharpe Name in Lindbergh Case
New Jersey officials vow to clear Violet Sharpe, a Morrow housemaid linked by defense to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Sharpe died by suicide after a fourth questioning attempt. State points to witnesses and servants to account for every hour of the kidnapping night.
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Flemington
N. J
New Jersey
Violet Sharpe
Lindbergh
Robert Peacock
Miss Sharpe
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Peter H. Sommer
Hudson River
Morrow
Ernest Miller
Englewood
Roll Call on Killing 2 Percent Gross Tax
A roll call shows 20 in favor and 25 against the 2 percent gross privilege tax bill in the House. Names listed include Gage Garcia Greaser Harrelson Kennedy Leyva L Maes M Maes Martin Montgomery McNeil Otiz Pacheco Page Potter Romero Sanchez Sedillo Strong Valdez White Adair R L Baca Borunda Brownfield Chacon Donnell Fernandez Ford Hill S C Gonzales Hail Harris James Kutz Marron Moore McDuffie McGaffey Brown McWhirter Ortega Potter Smith Taylor Wamel Anaya Chavez A A Gonzales Usnik.
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Adair
R. L. Baca
E. H. Baca
Borunda
Brownfield
Fernandez
Hill
Garcia
S. C. Gonzales
Harrelson
Harris
James
Kennedy
Katz
Leyva
L. Maes
M. Maes
McGaffey Brown
McNeil
Ortega
Ortiz
Page
Romero
Sancelz
Sedillo
Smith
Taylor
Wamel
Donnell
Gage
A. A
Gonzales
Greaser
Hall
Martin
Moore
Montgomery
McDuffie
McWhirter
Pacheco
Potter
Strong
Valdez
White
Anaya
Chacon
Chaves
Ford
Marron
Usnik
Santa Fe
Otiz
Sanchez
Hail
Kutz
McGaffey-Brown
Chavez
A. A. Gonzales
Hearing Wednesday on Severance Tax Proposal
The House taxation and revenue committee will hold a public hearing Wednesday night on HB126 the proposed severance tax introduced by Rep. O S Greaser of Quay.
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Santa Fe
House Taxation and Revenue Committee
O. S. Greaser
Tucumcari Waterworks Project Underway
Tucumcari New Mexico begins work on waterworks extensions under a 37000 dollar PWA project. L W Cantelou of the New Mexico Engineering Company of Albuquerque said construction starts immediately.
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Tucumcari
N. M
L. W. Cantelou
New Mexico Engineering Company of
Albuquerque
Annual Meet Northern New Mexico Teachers
The Northern New Mexico Teachers Association held its annual meeting in Raton New Mexico with closing sessions featuring two addresses The Economic Need in Education by Francis Deldosso of Eastern New Mexico Junior College and The Youth of Today by J Arthur Phelps Pueblo Colo The day included a business session and reports from nominations and resolutions committees Sections of primary elementary high school music and rural groups met yesterday
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Northern New Mexico
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Floyd T. Kennedy
D-Roosevelt
O. N. Marron
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A. M. Fernandez
Big Boys
Miguel Leyva
D-Santa
The
Associated Press
Isador and
Violet
Volo
Rogers
la Guardia
Roosevelt
Wen
He Ropere
McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Simmary
Julien
State Revenue Commission
Mrs. Tingley
Mexico
PWA
Millsap, Tex
Lady Campbell
Hubby
Oakmont
Anne de Waldon Cooke
Jane
Cooke
George S. Scarlett
Howard de Waldon Cooke
N. M. Lotteries
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