Cutting Opposed To Cuts In Salaries And Federal Road Aid
Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico and Representative Henry T. Rainey of Illinois debated federal budget issues in Washington. Cutting opposed cutting federal road aid and salaries for government workers, while Rainey supported reductions. The discussion covered economy measures, inflation, tariffs, veterans’ benefits, and international trade, with Rainey urging nonrecurring highway cuts and Cutting warning of broader economic harm. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Cutting
Rainey
William Hard
Philippine
Congress
Santa Fe bound Chaves lawmakers arrive for 1933 session
Chaves county Democrats headed to Santa Fe for the January 10 start of the 1933 legislature. State Senator Mullis and three House members travel with spouses and children to secure apartments at Santa Fe lodging. Leaders aim for swift action on taxation, reapportionment, and economy measures within the sixty day session.
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Chaves County
Santa Fe
John H. Mullis
Mullis
Mary Mullis
Senator Mullis
Louella McGaffey Brown
House of Representatives
de Vargas
Brown
Willis Ford
Ford
Dorothy Morrison
Clarence E. Hinkle
Hinkle
James Lisle Hinkle
City Council to meet January twelfth on salaries
A special city council meeting was set for January 12 to decide on salary reductions for city employees and to hear protests on occupation licenses for 1933. A committee will study the salary list and report to the council, with Aldermen Moore Croissant and McCullough on the panel.
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Smurl
Moore, Croissant and
McCullough
Wilkins
Institute Begins Again Tomorrow at NMMI
New Mexico Military Institute cadets return tonight as classes start tomorrow morning after the Christmas break. The first semester ends January 21 with exams the week of January 16. Review work runs until January 16 and several new boys are expected to enroll for the second semester.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Jury verdict on Summers death calls it self inflected
Coroner's jury in Roswell concluded Harry Summers died from taking strychnine in a personal crisis. The verdict states the death was self inflicted.
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Summers
Harry Summers
Roswell
U. S. Marines Withdraw From Nicaragua in New Year
The United States begins withdrawing marines from Nicaragua as a new Latin America policy emerges. President Sacasa faces General Sandino as Nicaragua’s history of conflict with the U.S. occupation lingers while about 133 Marines and some 4,000 Nicaraguans died in the earlier intervention.
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United States
Nicaragua
Latin America
Juan Bautista Sacasa
Augustino Sandino
State Department
Mexico
Russia
Panama Canal
Dr. Sacasa
Diaz
America
Labor Wants State Farm in New Mexico
Albuquerque labor leaders push a bill to create a state prison farm in New Mexico, with Alex Craig of Albuquerque as federation president signaling possible support for restricting prison made goods to state institutions and opposing open market sales. The federation plans to discuss related legislative matters and potential backing for free text books in schools.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Federation of Labor
Alex Craig
Central Labor Union of Albuquerque
League of Ex-Service and Laboring Men
Craig
Check Artist Sought After Car And Lease Scam
Officers in eastern New Mexico joined Albuquerque police in chasing a confidence man who fled after a 15 mile pursuit. He attempted to pass two large checks, one for a six month house lease and one as a down payment on a costly auto, trying to cash a big check by leasing the house.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Marriage Licenses Issued In Chaves County 1932
Two hundred sixty six marriage licenses were issued at the Chaves county clerk office during 1932. Only one was issued in 1933, to Louis Baker and Edith Newby of Roswell on New Year’s Day.
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Chaves
Louis Baker
Edith Newby
Roswell
Back to School Visit to Silver City Teachers College
A. Anderson took his daughter Marie along with Eunice Young and Louise Duvall to the State Teachers College at Silver City. They spent Christmas vacation with their families here.
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A. Anderson
Marie
Eunice Young
Louise Duvall
State Teachers’ College
Silver City
Old Time Cowboys to Meet at Clayton
Clayton New Mexico January 4 AP The old time cowboys who once rode through the cattle town will gather for a psalm singing event at the Methodist headquarters next Sunday night Rev H W Jordan known as Sky Pilot says he hopes to corral the veterans with a heartfelt appeal noting many did not attend church in their youth and now he respects them greatly
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Clayton
N. M
Sky
H. W. Jordan
Peiping
China
Chang Hsiao-Liang
North China
Shanhaikwen
Nanking
Shanhaikwan
License plates run out last night in Chaves county
Carl Johnson of Chaves county, auto license agent, ran out of 1933 passenger car plates at about nine o'clock last night. Those present will avoid the 15 percent penalty now in effect. A further $1 daily penalty applies for driving without a 1933 tag until a new shipment arrives. Car owners may register today to avoid extra penalty and receive plates when shipment arrives.
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Carl Johnson
Chaves County
Marriage Licenses at Clovis Hit 1384 Count
Clovis New Mexico January 4 AP county officials estimate 1384 couples were issued marriage licenses here spending about 15200 dollars in the past year. George H Barrows retiring county clerk says 1230 couples came from outside the state for licenses mainly from Texas where three days notice is required before issuance.
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Clovis
N. M
George H. Barrows
Texas
State banks and loan associations report due
Santa Fe New Mexico January 4 AP State Bank Examiner John Pingham issued a call for reports of condition of all state banks and building and loan associations as of December 31.
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State Bank
Santa Fe
N. M
John Pingham
Farmers of Roswell Trade Produce for Daily Record Subscriptions
Farmers around Roswell may trade surplus poultry eggs butter fat vegetables and canned fruits for subscriptions to The Daily Record next Saturday January 7. New and renewing subscribers can participate. The Record offers more than market price to support farmers and promote readership as a goodwill gesture.
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Roswell
Daily Record
The
Record
Record Office
December 1932 Weather Summary for Roswell Reports Cold, Wet Trends
The Roswell weather bureau December report notes 1932 total yearly precipitation of 18.83 inches, 3.87 inches above normal, and a daily average temperature 1.1 degrees below normal. December 1932 averaged 35 degrees with 0.31 inches precipitation, 68 and 8 degrees daily highs and lows, 4.9 inches of snow, 3.4 inches in a single day, and five days with notable precipitation.
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Roswell
The
Roswell Weather Bureau
Mandamus Signed To Levy Roswell District Assessments
Federal Judge Colin Neblett signed a writ of mandamus ordering the Roswell Drainage District to levy assessments immediately to cover a $42,787.54 judgment. The ruling binds all six related judgments totaling $165,080.87. Appeals are planned. retrials denied in related potash case. Shanhaikwan battles between China and Japan widen regional crisis.
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Colin Neblett
Santa Fe
Roswell
Neblett
Dexter-Greenfield
Hagerman
C. R. Brice
J. M. Hervey
Judge Neblett
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hurd and
Crile
Bondholders Protective Committee
Herman Crile
Mr. Hervey
Judge Brice
W. H. McNutt
United States Potash Company
J. D. Atwood
L. O. Fullen
Potash Company
Paul Speer
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
McNutt
Carlsbad
Carrizozo Girl Dies of Poison in Despondent Act
Lahoma Bigelow, 19, of Carrizozo New Mexico died after drinking poison. Authorities said she died by her own action in a case of despondency over personal affairs.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Lahoma Bigelow
Call Statements From National Banks Issued
Washington AP reports the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business Saturday December 31. The notice sets the reporting deadline and outlines reporting requirements for banks nationwide.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Two Hagerman Funerals Held Today
Funeral services and burial were conducted in Hagerman for Dan D Davis 61 and Mary Byrd 78. Davis died Monday at St Marys hospital after an emergency appendicitis operation and was a longtime Hagerman farmer. He leaves a widow four sons and three daughters. Byrd died at her Hagerman home and her funeral was held this afternoon at four o'clock.
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Hagerman
Dan D. Davis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Dan Hedges
Davis
Hope
Mary Byrd
Forger y Charge in Carrizozo Man Bound Over
Ed Breedinger of Carrizozo was jailed on a forgery charge for cashing a $60 check drawn on his employer W L Burnett The case was bound over to district court for trial after a preliminary examination.
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Carrizozo, N. M
Ed Breedinger
Carrizozo
W. Ll. Burnett
Border Hill emergency highway project begins west of Roswell
Work started yesterday on the Border Hill emergency highway construction west of Roswell. It is not known how many workers are on site. Lockhead and Levers are the contractors with K. D. McCrary as project engineer for the highway department. The department has a crew on the job and applications for work on the jet are being received at the chamber of commerce.
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Border Hill
Roswell
Lockhead
K. D. McCrary
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
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Senator Cutting
Alderman Moore
Southwestern Public Service Company
H. E. Samson
Howard Buchly
SS. L Davidson
J. H. Gregg
Clyde Fulton
Bob Kisker
Fred Glover
Post Exchange
Institute
U. S
U. S. Marines
U.S
Pacfic Ozan
Culf
State Farm
Grees
Great Wall
Mandamus
Associated Press
Japan
Tokyo
Jehol
Chinwangtao
Chang
Nakamura
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