Government Is Winning Against Austrian Socialists
The Roosevelt administration plans to publish an open letter by Postmaster General Farley detailing evidence supporting the cancelation of air mail subsidies. Farley said records are being checked, with a letter to Senate investigator Black of Alabama anticipated within 24 hours. The move follows Transcontinental and Western Air’s court bid to halt the policy.
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Farley
Committee
The
Senate
Black
Alabama
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Tongs Bury Hatchet Chinese New Year Truce
Firecrackers marked Chinese New Year as the Suey Sing Tong and Chan family reached a $4,500 compensation deal for a Tong member's death in Stockton last month. San Francisco police lifted the cracker ban after the truce eased fears of violence in Chinatown under Chief William Quinn.
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San Francisco
Warring Tongs
Chinatown
William Quinn
Chan
Stockton
Gallup Grand Jury Delivers 19 Indictments and Findings
Gallup New Mexico February 14 AP the McKinley county grand jury reported no indictments against officials but blamed city leaders for gambling and vice. It faulted liquor law interpretation as evading the act and said law enforcement lacked full attention. The panel concluded gambling and houses of ill fame persisted under the current administration for years. Judge Otero ordered the assistant district attorney to locate the town board member named in an indictment.
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Gallup
N. M
McKinley County
Grand
State Liquor Control Board
M. A. Otero, Jr
Otero
C. R. McIntosh
Chaves County Rural Schools Praised by State Supervisor
Donald McKay, New Mexico state rural school supervisor, called Chaves County one of five outstanding counties and perhaps first in the state for its county school system. He commended the office, buildings, equipment, and teacher attention to arithmetic, spelling, grammar, and reading, noting superior materials and seat work. He visited most schools yesterday after a prior visit last month and praised superintendent Miss Thelma McCully and local teachers for their progress.
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Donald McKay
New Mexico
Chaves County
McKay
Thelma McCully
Chaves
State Senator Vogel Charged in Gallup Case
Gallup New Mexico February 14 AP District Judge M A Otero Jr said charges were being prepared against State Senator C F Vogel Gallup city attorney for alleged interference with law enforcement He will be given five to ten days to answer and a hearing likely by February 21 The case affects the 74 persons indicted by the grand jury most involved in liquor charges tied to the coal strike martial law period The grand jury report cites divided responsibility for the alleged increases in view and warrants were issued for others still at large
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Gallup
N. M
M. A. Otero, Jr
C. F. Vogel
C. R. McIntosh
Otero
McKinley County
Grand Jury
Fred Caveggia
Senator Vogel
McIntosh
Caveggia
Vogel
National Guard
Unemployed Press Demands in New Mexico Compact
A two day State Unemployment Conference in Santa Fe presented Gov. A W Hockenhull with a petition for a special legislative session and a state workers unemployment and social insurance bill. The group urged continuation of the CWA, relief funds, and a graduated income tax starting at 3000 dollars for individuals and 25000 for property. They also demanded protection of constitutional liberties and the abolition of relief job favoritism. Delegations from Roswell, Gallup and 18 organizations, totaling 84 delegates, formed a state committee with headquarters in Roswell.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
Santa Fe County Welfare Association
Gallup
Roswell
What Lincoln Would Do Today in Beverly Hills
A witty riff from Beverly Hills scribe on Lincoln imagined today voting for Democrats, trading his ax for a Ford, and being labeled radical, eccentric, or underdog. The note also mentions Alice Longworth’s birthday, airplane stock, and a desire to juror against those injuring a great industry.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Lincoln
Alice
Alice Longworth
P. S
Roosevelt
Ele Roper
McNeugh
Changed US finances mark shift after bank turmoil
Washington reports a transformed American financial order with gold halted as currency, 7 billion dollars in gold bars in guarded vaults, and 13,400 banks insured up to 2,500 dollars. Michigan’s bank moratorium sparked the change, while the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has lent nearly 980 million to reopen banks. By today 14,640 banks are back in operation.
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Washington
Michigan
Treasury
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Roswell Production Credit Corp Forms For New Loan Network
The Roswell Production Credit Corporation formed to serve Chaves Lea Eddy and Lincoln counties with production loans to farmers and livestock men. Federal PSC supplies 75 percent of capital, borrowers subscribe 25 percent, loans rediscounted through the Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita. Initial loans likely up to 7500 dollars per person, some larger loans possible via Albuquerque office. Interest set at 6.5 percent. Headquarters planned in Roswell, temporary in county agent J. R. Thomas’s office. Five members from each county to govern.
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Roswell Production Credit Corporation
Federal Production Credit Corporation
Wichita Land Bank
Roswell
Intermediate Credit Bank of
Wichita
Albuquerque
Plan Welfare Work for Paper Carriers
The Midwest Circulating Managers Association adopted a resolution to expand welfare work for newspaper carriers. It calls for character training, cooperation with school officials, and pay in line with work. C. E. Lemon of St. Joseph Missouri was elected president with D. F. Steele of Pueblo Colorado as another officer.
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Kansas City
Midwest Circulating Managers Association
C. E. Lemon
St. Joseph
D. F. Steele
Pueblo
Colo
Robbery convict recounts church life after Mesilla Valley theft
Charles Bloxom, 23, confessed to robbing Mesilla Valley Electric Co. store of 295 dollars on January 2. He said he fled to Albuquerque dyed hair red and plucked eyebrows, then Denver joined a church and enjoyed activities until funds ran out before his arrest in Las Cruces. He had five years with the company and awaits sentencing.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Mesilla
Denver
Bloxom
SAY WOODRING TO RESIGN AS SEC OF WAR
Washington Evening Star reports that Harry H Woodring assistant secretary of war is expected to resign soon amid investigations into war department contracts. The article notes criticism over his magazine article on civilian conservation camps and a rift with the general staff on equipment contract policies. Grand jury sessions and immunity waivers are mentioned regarding $8 million contract proposals.
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Woodring
Washington
Washington Evening Star
Harry H. Woodring
Secrrtary
the Star
War Department
White House
General Staff
Army
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Maj Kleckner Addresses Advertising Club Talk
Maj Thomas M. Kleckner head of economics at New Mexico Military Institute gave a talk at the Advertising Club meeting on President Roosevelt's financial program. He explained economic principles with simple illustrations. The talk was enlightening and well attended by club members led by Logan Hunter, president.
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Thomas M. Kleckner
New Mexico Military Institute
Advertisig Club
Presidel Rooeevelt
Logan Hunter
CWA Work Here Ends Tomorrow in Chaves County
The federal CWA program ends tomorrow in Chaves county with 15 projects drafted for 350 men and 6 more ready if the county quota remains at 408. Payroll through last Saturday totaled $94,192.57, and will likely exceed $106,000 by tomorrow night.
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Chaves County
CWA
Bishop Howden Preaches at St Andrews Tonight
Episcopal bishop of New Mexico Bishop F. B. Howden will preach at St. Andrew's Church tonight at 7:39 in the local area as part of a visit and service with parish members and attendees expected.
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Howden
F. B. Howden
Episcopal
New Mexico
St. Andrew’s Church
Coyotes Battle Bulldogs Tonight at Roswell High
The Roswell Coyotes host Artesia Bulldogs in a sought after season clash at Roswell high school court tonight at 8. The Bulldogs seek revenge for a 42 39 loss earlier this season, while the Coyotes aim to repeat their victory. A 7 15 p m preliminary precedes the main game.
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Roswell High School Coyotes
Artesia
Eclipse Observers In Perfect Pacific Weather Atoll
A group of scientists on Losap Atoll in Caroline Islands enjoy perfect conditions to observe a solar eclipse. In Shanghai plans unveiled for regular CNAC air service to Lhasa via Tibet. Bihar Orissa tremors cause house collapses with no reported casualties.
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The
Associated Press
Losap
Caroline Islands
Pacific Atoll
Shanghai
China National Aviation Corporation
Lhassa
Delhi
India
Bihar-Orissa
Pope Pius Warns Priests Against Dragging World to Paganism
In Vatican City Pope Pius urged priests to avoid guiding the world toward Paganism. Some believed he criticized Nazi sterilization laws while others thought he targeted Bolshevism.
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Vatican City
Pius
Man Dies of Grief at 129 After Wife's Death
Rio de Janeiro reports Jose Pacifico aged 129 passed away in Parana from old age and grief over his wife Maria who died in a fire last year at 125. The couple marked their 100th wedding anniversary in 1929, per Cur itgba dispatches.
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Rio de Janeiro
Jose Pacifico
Parana
Maria
Curitgba
Jose
Artesia Pioneer G B Smith Dies at 57
Artesia New Mexico February 14 AP G B Smith 57 a pioneer merchant and long time official of the New Mexico Odd Fellows Lodge died after months of illness He served 15 years as Grand Secretary of the NM Odd Fellows and was Grand Scribe of the Grand Encampment Funeral services Thursday will be conducted by the Odd Fellows Lodge He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Artesia
N. M
G. B. Smith
New Mexico Odd Fellows Lodge
Smith
New Mexico
Odd Fellows Lodge
Grand St. O. O. F
Arteria
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Gallup Grand Jury
Vienna
Harry Carlisle
California
Civil Works Administration
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Karl Buresch
Richard Schmitz
Robert Kerber
United States
Roswell Production Credit Corp
Maj. Kleckner
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