Italian Bombs Hit American Hospital in Daggah Bar
Addis Ababa reports Fascist air attacks on Ethiopian fronts with 3000 bombs dropped south of Makale. The American field hospital at Daggah Bar, once led by Dr. Robert Hockman, was bombed, killing Hockman previously. No details on current bombardment were released.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Daggah Bar
T. A. Lambie
Ethiopian Red Cross
Daggah Bur
Africa
Red Cross
Dolo
Fried Hylander
Ogaden
Harar
Ethiopia
Reuters
Robert Hockman
Wheaton, Ill
Wheaton
Ill
Hockman
Knox proposes seven point federal program
Washington reports Chicago publisher Frank Knox, a Republican presidential possibility, responding to Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal stance with a seven point program. The plan calls for immediate government expense cuts, a sound currency, a balanced federal budget, unemployment and old age insurance under state laws, government withdrawal from private enterprise, opposition to restricting agricultural output, and strict antitrust enforcement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
Congress
New Mexico and Texas Senators Hope Short 74th Congress
Senators Hatch and colleagues from New Mexico and Texas urged a rapid adjournment after President Roosevelt's annual message. They warned that Supreme Court invalidation of farm administration legislation could delay the session.
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Washington
New Mexico
Texas
Roosevelt
Hatch
D-Nm
Supreme Court
Weather outlook fair tonight and Sunday warms up
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. Friday’s high is noted as 559 and the low from last night was 23.
Great Southwestern Music Festival Program Highlights
The Great Southwestern Music Festival announces events in Roswell and Carlsbad Caverns from April 8 to 11 with Joseph E. Maddy as general musical director and guest conductor. High school bands orchestras and choruses from Arizona Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas perform free programs across multiple venues.
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Roswell
Carlsbad Caverns
Joseph E. Maddy
Great Southwestern High School
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Advan
Lindberghs to Return in April After Welsh Visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh and family arrive in Llandaff Wales for a six week stay then plan to tour London the south of France and Sweden before returning to the United States. A Morgan family spokesman noted the visit is temporary and tied to Hauptmann trial events. A Welsh nurse will care for Jon Lindbergh during the stay.
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Llandaff
Wales
Morgan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
America
Hauptmann
J. L. Morgan
Aubrey Neil Morgan
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Liverpool
New York
Cardiff
London
France
Sweden
United States
Jon
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Pleads Not Guilty in Carlsbad Robbery Case
Manuel Bisciano, 18, entered a not guilty plea to burglary charges connected with a $400 robbery of two Carlsbad stores. He was held to trial on $1,000 bond. Officers found clothing, stamps, and cash from the robberies in a railroad section house.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Manuel Bisciano
Roswell Man Killed in Arizona Car Crash Near Coolidge Dam
Homer C. Buchanan aged 33 of Roswell New Mexico died after his 1934 Plymouth struck a truck near Coolidge Dam 24 miles east of Globe Arizona. His wife and 10 year old son sustained minor injuries. The truck driver, T J Higgenbotham of Los Angeles, was unharmed. The family traveled from Los Angeles toward Roswell when the wreck occurred. Funeral plans by Talmage Mortuary. burial in Alamogordo. Surviving relatives include wife Clara Belle, son Homer C Jr., mother Mrs Emma P Buchanan, brothers Bailey and Luther, and sister Miss Alice Buchanan.
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Globe, Ariz
Homer C. Buchanan
Roswell
N. M
Coolidge Dam
Here
Cummin’s
Buchanan
Homer Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Oklahoma
Homer Clay Buchanan
Clara Belle Bush
California
Homer C. Buchanan Jr
Emma P. Buchanan
Bailey Buchanan
Luther Buchanan
Washington
State
Alice Buchanan
Talmage Mortuary
Keleher to Speak to Curry Democrats
Albuquerque on January 4 AP reports Will Keleher a local Democratic leader has accepted an invitation from Curry county Democrats to speak at their Jackson Day banquet in Clovis on January 8.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Will Keleher
Curry County
Clovis
Highway commission focus on routine road transactions
Santa Fe January 4 AP Only routine matters dealing with Bureau of public road transactions occupied the highway commission meeting here state highway engineer Grover Conroy said today The commission did not discuss the advertising program he said.
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Santa Fe
Bureau of Public Road
Highway Commission
Grover Conroy
Institute Wins Conference Title
The New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell won the New Mexico conference football title, awarded officially today. A. S. Walter, conference president and faculty committee chair, said the cadets earned the crown by playing three league games as required. Eastern New Mexico Junior College finished undefeated but with only two league games.
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Socorro
N. M
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
A. S. Walter
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Doctor slain on fake mercy call in Chicago
Dr. Silber C. Peacock, 40, a pediatrician connected with the federal narcotics division, was killed on a supposed mercy call for a baby on Chicago's far north side. He was found shot through the head in the rear of his automobile after leaving his home. Investigators ruled out robbery but offered no definite motive, exploring theories from gangland abduction to a disgruntled patient.
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Chicago
Silber C. Peacock
Peacock
Martin McCormick
Battle Spread Scarlet Fever in Alaska
Fairbanks doctors struggled with limited facilities to halt a scarlet fever outbreak as Alaska awaits orders from the mercy pilot.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Fire Threatens Albuquerque Journal Building
Flames engulfed a storeroom at a local furniture store early today threatening the Albuquerque Journal and the Tribune, a beauty shop, and the YWCA. Firemen contained the blaze with minimal damage. losses were estimated at 300 dollars for furniture and 300 dollars for newsprint water damage.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Journal
the Tribune
A. Appledorf
R. E. Brewer
Albuquerque Publishing Company
Art Westerfield
Albuquerque Fire Department
Miss Margaret Louise Waggoner Wins Prizes
A birth notice from Roswell New Mexico celebrates the January 4 1936 arrival of Miss Margaret Louise Waggoner at St Marys Hospital. The paper notes she is the first baby of the year in Roswell and lists local businesses offering presents if a birth certificate is provided. It includes playful guidance to the father James D. Waggoner and thanks the hospital staff and several stores for their generosity.
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Margaret Louise Waggoner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Roswell
N. M
Roswell and Vicinity
James D. Waggoner
Junior
Gene
North
Montana
Southwestern Public Service Co
Doc
Pecos Valley Drug Co
Allison Floral Co
Art
Huff’s Jewelry Stove
First National Bank
Yucca Theatre
L. F. Woodhead
Purdy’s Furniture Store
Clardy’s Daily
The
Fpecord
Grazing Rights Spark Debate in Congress Over Public Lands
Western lawmakers clash over grazing districts and land control as Representative Taylor plans to reintroduce a bill expanding public domain eligibility. Ayers proposes leasing lands to states for local grazing districts, while Carey pushes for a mandatory federal action. Roosevelt vetoed last session's broader expansion, citing a state-return provision opposed by western interests. The issue is expected to reemerge with other regulatory disputes.
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Washington
Edward T. Taylor
D-Cole
Roy Ayers
Dmont
Ayers
Robert D. Carey
R-Wye
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Joseph O’mahoney
D-Wye
Trees Shrubbery and Grass to Fight Erosion in New Mexico
The U S Soil Conservation Service will establish a large nursery on Sandia Pueblo land near here under a 15 year lease for 1 400 acres. A work force of 120 men, half Indians, will clear and prepare the tract. Dr F J Crider of Tucson will direct the project. Two thirds of the area will be sown with native grasses, the rest planted with cottonwood juniper and pinon trees and native shrubs.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Southwest
Sandia Pueblo
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
E. R. Fryer
United Pueblos Agency
F. J. Crider
Tucson
Ariz
Fryer
Roosevelt Address Sparks Praise and Criticism Across Parties
Reactions to President Roosevelt's address range from wonderful and courageous to rabble rousing, with supporters calling it a bold defense of the New Deal and opponents labeling it a political harangue. The speech denounced autocratic regimes while outlining neutrality and defense aims, drawing praise from Democrats and sharp rebuke from Republicans. The ceremony featured a formal State of the Union message before a packed, celebratory House chamber.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Sheppard
D-Tex
Vandenburg
R-Mich
Adams
D-Cole
Capper
R-Kas
Washington
House of Representatives
Dempsey Comments On Townsend Plan In Brief Talk
Rep John J Dempsey of New Mexico says he wants to review the Townsend plan revision before pledging support He spoke amid discussion on expanding social security legislation and the proposed 200 a month old age pension He hopes the aged can receive substantial aid within sound policy.
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Washington
John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
Townsend
Tozer Named Pastor at Santa Fe Church
The Rev. A G Tozer, after six and a half years as pastor at Carlsbad Presbyterian Church, has been appointed to lead the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe, announced from Santa Fe on January 4 by AP.
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Santa Fe
A. G. Tozer
Presbyterian Church
Carlsbad
First Presbyterian Church
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