Bill Would Put New Mexico In State Liquor Business
Santa Fe AP Feb 11 design to strike at concerns over price differences by freight rates and distances in SB113. Sen J H Jackson seeks penalties for destroying competition by charging higher or lower rates with fines up to 5000 dollars or one year in prison. Julien bill would create a three member liquor dispensary commission to sell liquor cash only at cost plus 30 percent to permit holders, revenue used to run the state with surplus to general government. Each commissioner would earn 3000 annually. 15000 appropriation to start. Also Torres bill allows employers living quarters to be used for business transactions with employees, addressing restrictions on dealings with employee on employer property.
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Santa Fe
J. H. Jackson
Sen
Taylor
Julien
New Mexico State
Commission
Sen. Atc. Torres
Senator Torres
New Cold Wave Prompts Widespread Alerts Across Midwest
A new cold wave spread from the Midwest reaching upper Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and southern Minnesota. Weather officials warned of severe conditions with rising temperatures expected tomorrow in the plains and upper Mississippi valley while Oklahoma and Texas endured lingering frigid spells. Death tolls rose in Ohio Michigan and Kansas City with several cold related fatalities and a 16 year old girl treated after a long walk to school.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Great Plain
Mississippi Valley
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Oklahoma
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Ohio
Michigan
Kansas City
Katherine Needham
Vicksburg
Mich
Road status around Vaughn and Roswell update confirms openings
A Vaughn district highway report states roads between Vaughn and Roswell are open and the Vaughn east and west routes are open. The North Vaughn to Vegas route condition is unknown. The Fort Sumner to Roswell segment remains blocked forty miles north of Roswell. all other Roswell exits are open.
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Vaughn
District Highway Office
Roswell
Vegas
Ft. Sumner
American Tobacco Cuts Wholesale Cigarette Price to 5.50
New York Feb 11 AP The American Tobacco today reduced the wholesale price of its leading brands of cigarettes to 5.50 a dozen and from 6 previously. The cut is effective immediately. First reaction in retail circles was that a nationwide grocery chain had reduced prices in many stores to 10 cents a package and 1 a carton.
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New York
American Tobacco Today
American Tobacco
Haad
Ten saved after terrible experience on crippled schooner
Westport Connecticut February 11 AP report tells how a mother, a young girl and eight men endured 36 hours of hunger cold and gale aboard a crippled schooner on Long Island Sound. An Amphibian plane from the New York American spotted their perilous mooring near Ground Lighthouse and rescued ten survivors.
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Westport
Conn
Long Island Sound
Alexander Hauser
Shine
New York American
Praise for Roswell volunteer relief workers
Miss Lillian Franzen, in charge of resident relief work in Roswell, publicly thanked the volunteer workers for their efficient service. The relief effort is sponsored by the Roswell Woman's Club welfare committee under Mrs. John Beers. Older members handle visits and investigations. younger workers assist with office tasks. Business and Professional Women's Club members audit and organize relief bills to send to Santa Fe. A complete case record is maintained.
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Lillian Franzen
Ros- Well
Roswell
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Santa Fe
Relief Office
New Mexico Legislature Urges Cutting Relief Bill Passage
Senator Sam Bratton entered a memorial from the New Mexico state legislature into the Congressional Record urging passage of the Cutting Relief bill. The action was reported from Washington on February 11 by the Associated Press.
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Washington
Sam Bratton
New Mexico
State Guard Receives $234777 in Federal Funds
Santa Fe Feb 11 AP Ex penditure of more than $70 000 for armory drill in the last year by the federal government to members of the New Mexico National Guard is shown in a statement by the adjutant general. The total federal disbursements reach $234 777 for 29 projects including forage bedding and veterinary costs. Largest item is 76181 for summer field training camps. Armory drill pay exceeds 70000 with other costs noted for care takers and employ expenses. City by city breakdown lists Santa Fe 10175 Albuquerque 17091 Clovis 3849 Roswell 4890 Deming 4668 Silver City 3719 Carlsbad 4490 Taos 3727 Las Cruces 10060 Socorro 3722 Las Vegas 3572.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico National Guard
Adjutant General
Albuquerque
Clovis
Roswell
Deming
Silver City
Carlsbad
Taos
Las Cruces
Socorro
Las Vegas
Cotton Wheat Object of Farm Relief Bill
Washington reports Senate committees advanced farm relief aimed at mortgage foreclosures by cutting cotton and wheat, curbing production and eliminating rice hogs tobacco peanuts and dairy from the allotment bill. The measure would allow producers to join a government cotton pool after agreeing to reduce 1933 output.
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Washington
Senate
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Agriculture Committee
Banking
Agriculture Committee
Ernie Schaaf in Serious Condition After Fight
New York February 11 AP reports heavyweight Ernie Schaaf, knocked out in 13 rounds by Primo Carnera, diagnosed by Dr William Healy at Poly Clinic Hospital with an intracranial hemorrhage.
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New York
Ernie Schaaf
Poston
Primo Carnera
William V. Healy
Polyclinic
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill Found at Local Bank
A counterfeit ten dollar note was found at the First National Bank today. The passer is unknown. Roswell has seen significant counterfeit activity in recent months, prompting merchants to stay vigilant.
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First National Bank
Roswell
Smith bill aims to cut 1933 cotton by 3.5 million bales
Washington February 11. A unanimous Senate Agriculture Committee report favors the Smith bill to reduce 1933 cotton crop by about 3.5 million bales. The measure would create in the Agriculture Department a cotton board to pool and concentrate roughly 3.5 million bales of Sea Island cotton.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Dau Ce Py Ag Farm
Federal Seed Loan Set for Chaves County Leaders
R H Carter of the Bank of Commerce was named chairman of the Chaves County seed loan committee. Owen W Sherill of the Department of Agriculture announced the appointment and expected loan application blanks within a week. Other county members are George D Perrine of Roswell and E O Moore of Dexter with a meeting at the county agent's office set for Monday afternoon.
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R. H. Carter
Bank of Commerce
Owen W. Sherill
Department of Agriculture Seed Loan Organization
Chaves County Seed Loan Committee
Carter
Chaves
George D. Perrine
Roswell
E. O. Moore
Dexter
Sherill
W. E. Bondurant
George Wiil
No stock losses reported in Roswell area
Harry Thorne, livestock inspector for the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation, visited Roswell this afternoon and said he spoke with many stock men in the area who reported no stock killed by the cold weather. Unverified rumors of dead stock along the roadside east of town circulated locally.
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Harry Thorne
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Roswell
Here
State Weather Fair and Warmer Across Regions
Fair tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions in northern areas and extreme south central portions. West Texas expects fair skies and rising temperatures, with southeast portions warming as well. Temperatures span Amarillo 26 to 10, El Paso 46 to 20, Phoenix 50 to 26, Los Angeles 62 to 46, New York 28 to 20, Chicago 18 to 6, Denver 28 to 5, Oklahoma City 16 to 10, Kansas City 16 to 6, San Francisco 52 to 44, Washington 34 to 26, New Orleans 50 to 42. Outlook February 13 to 18 shows southern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions generally fair with near normal temperatures.
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Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
From Here 27 Bound Over to Grand Jury
Twenty seven persons are bound over to the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner Dan C Savage. The grand jury will meet in Santa Fe next Tuesday. Of those bound over nineteen face liquor charges, five counterfeit, two car thefts and one impersonating a federal officer.
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Grand Jury
Dan C. Savage
U. S
Santa Fe
Canning Day In Olive District With Vaughan Farm
J. R. Thomas, Chaves county agricultural agent, conducted a canning session today near Olive, preserving meat for J. O. Vaughan. The event highlights agricultural outreach and local food preservation efforts in the Olive district.
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J. R. Thomas Canning Olive District
J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
J. O. Vaughan
Olive
Notice to Subscribers Kick like a Pay Steer
subscribers told to call the Record evening branch Dustin's News Stand at phone 111 for special delivery when a copy is missing.
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Record Evening
Dustin
Bill for Sale of Liquor in N M Stores
Santa Fe reports House Bill 178 allows groceries drug stores and similar businesses to sell liquor in original packages for take out only with local option. Purchasers require licenses as low as 1 dollar for beer only, up to 3 dollars for all liquors. A state liquor board would enforce rules with inspectors and a 15 thousand dollar annual appropriation plus 5 thousand for next five years. Surplus receipts go to the common school fund.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Nancy Lane
Senate
Taylor E. Julien
Lane
State Board of Liquor Control
Secretary of State
State Director of Public Health
Liquor Commission
Common School Fund
Sam J. White Pioneer Stockman Dies in Roswell Home
Sam G. White, 77, a pioneer Pecos Valley stockman, died at 1:45 pm at his daughter Mrs. J E Montgomerys home 114 South Missouri Avenue Roswell after a five year illness and a heart attack suffered yesterday. He came to Roswell in 1898, lived there five years, then Lakewood and Artesia where he has resided for 20 years. He was active in cattle business until about five years ago.
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Sam G. White
Pecos Valley
J. E. Montgomery
Missouri Avenue
Roswell
Lakewood
Artesia
Attendance Prize Court of Honor at Boy Scout Anniversary
A special Public Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held in the courtroom next Monday at 7 30 PM as part of the anniversary program. Scout commissioners urge Roswell Scout parents and friends to attend. a prize will be offered to the troop with the most patrons in attendance.
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Court Room
Friends of
Roswell
Scouting
Railsback Injured in Washington Auto Crash
Elbert C. Railsback of the Railsback Company of Roswell was injured in a Wenatchee auto collision with a county gravel truck. He suffered a head cut and spent several days in Wenatchee hospital but was reported well enough to return home, with his damaged car repaired. He had been in Washington studying Northwest fruit growing methods.
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Elbert C. Railsback
Railsback Company
Roswell
Wenatchee
Washington
Railsback
Northwest
Scouts Mobilize In Roswell After 6:30 Call
Ninety of the 125 Boy Scouts in Roswell gathered at the Chamber of Commerce last night ready to serve within thirty minutes after Scout commissioners Stig Santheson and Albert Stubbs issued the call at 6 30 pm for a practice mobilization.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Stig Santheson
Albert Stubbs
State House Presses Senate Delays Spark House Protest
In Santa Fe on February 11, a senator delay in processing house bills drew ire from several representatives. Rep. Marie Cavanaugh urged a written ultimatum to force action, while Rep. Orlando Olivarri argued for delaying senate bills. The house approved 13 measures, including SB14 creating a department of justice, and SB13 permitting adult adoption, amid heated opposition.
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Santa Fe
Senate
Marie Cavanaugh
House
Orlando Olivarri
Carl Whittaker
Department of Justice
Wilber Todd to Head Alamogordo Masonic Institute
Alamogordo New Mexico February 11 AP Wilber M Todd of Alamogordo a fifty five year member of Masonic organizations will be the principal speaker at a Masonic institute tonight Frank McCullough Master of the Alamogordo lodge will give the welcoming address Other speakers include H I Haywood of Albuquerque and T J Hall of Roswell Grand Master
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Alamogordo, N. M
Wilber M. Todd
Alamogordo
Frank McCullough
H. I. Haywood
Albuquerque
T. J. Hall
Roswell
Municipal work plan eyed by Masonic Institute group
Gallup New Mexico February 11 plans to place the unemployed on municipal projects are under consideration by the McKinley County Welfare Association. Director said a dole system has cost 3400 dollars in the past two months.
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Gallup, N. M
McKinley County Welfare Association
Mrs Magehan Dies At 57 In Brief Illness
Funeral services were held here today for Mrs Thomas Magehan 57 who died Thursday after a brief illness She is survived by her husband a well known businessman here and one daughter Mrs J L Camp of Albuquerque
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State Guard
Barter
RK. Hi. Carter
West
Sam J. White
Mobiliza
State House
Special Tax Committee
State Tax Commission
T. E. Mears
Special
Arthur Starr
J W. Tackett
Starr
Starran
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
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Louise Coe
Jackson
Coe
Mullis
Wilson
Eddy Counties
Gallup
Masonic Institute
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