President Roosevelt seeks 8 Billion Dollar relief plan
President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress for about 8 billion dollars for the American plan to end relief payments and put 3.5 million unemployed to work. He outlined a 880 million emergency fund to bridge the dole to jobs for all, with ongoing relief and running expenditures totaling near 3 billion. The proposal also signals possible old age and unemployment insurance, federal regulation of transportation, NRA renewal, and tax reforms as priorities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
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Y Rere
Rae
Arkansas
White House
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NRA
Women in Hauptmann trial name four suspects next week
New York AP report notes defense attorney Edward J. Reilly will reveal four persons accused of kidnapping the Lindbergh baby at a Flemington New Jersey court hearing. He emphasizes Hauptmann will not be among the four and promises an alibi and expert witnesses.
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Lindbergh
Hauptmann
New York
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
Anna Hauptmann
Betty Gow
Anne Lindbergh
M¢s
Elsie Whately
Miss Gow
Reilly
Dr. Condon
Hopewell
Condon
John F
Jassie* Condon
Bronx
Red Johnson
Englewood
Johnson
Betty Gow Reilly
Governor ousts three from New Mexico Vets relief panel
Gov Clyde Tingley removes Jesus Baca Daniel Vaughn and Albert Moriarty from the disabled soldiers relief commission citing neglect of duty and appoints the state comptroller to take charge. He says Harlow Hyland’s private employment and lack of supervision endangered veteran claims records and timely disability benefits.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Jesus Baca
Daniel Vaughn
Las Cruces
Albert Moriarty
Fort Bayard
Disabled Soldiers Relief Commission
Harlow Hyland
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Tingley
Hyland
Commission
Senate
New Mexico
Highway Department Overhauls Staff in Santa Fe
Santa Fe January 5 AP A sweeping reduction in highway department personnel was announced by state highway engineer Trover Conroy. Dismissals include Walter Kegel and Frank Horn both paid 225 a month who will not be replaced. Several district engineers including F D Hawley C G Willhoite and W McCluskes are moved or replaced. The department will add an assistant for construction and one for maintenance with a new federal maintenance engineer from the bureau of public roads. Henry Trujillo assigned to clerical work. Gov. Clyde Tingley says the changes cut 1700 to 1800 monthly and create room for new staff.
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Santa Fe
Highway Department
Trover Conroy
Walter Kegel
Frank Horn
Conroy
F. D. Hawley
Los Lunas
Gordon Sumner
Albuquerque
C. G. Wilhoite
Deming
W. McCluskes
Bureau of Public Roads
Henry Trujillo
Clyde Tingley
Fey
Arms Smuggling Plot Aimed at Lower California Revealed
Police disclosed a plan to smuggle arms into lower California as federal agents and California officers hunted five truckloads of arms machine guns and ammunition. An unnamed suspect was held in Los Angeles amid expected arrests related to the alleged revolutionary plot tied to exiled Mexican residents. A large border security effort was under way with shipments said to have departed Los Angeles just before midnight.
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Los Angeles
California
Old Mexico
el Centro
George Campbell
Imperial County
Mexico
Southern
Republic
United
Hauptmann Is Stolid and Silent in Court Room Scenes
Hauptmann, on trial for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, remained calm and composed in court after emotional peaks when Wilentz opened the case and Lindbergh identified his voice and testified against him. A brief exchange with his wife, Anna, during a break showed him more animated, smiling as they spoke in German and English.
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Hauptmann
Colonel Lindbergh
Bronx
Anna
FERA Officials Hold Meeting in Roswell Today
A district Federal Emergency Relief Administration meeting convened at Roswell Junior High with 112 registered participants from five counties plus state and national offices. Rev D B Titus presided and introduced Miss Margaret Reeves who introduced NM Relief Administration supervisors across social service work rural rehabilitation auditing and more. County chairmen and staff were also presented as round table discussions continued after Reeves spoke. a noon luncheon was held at The Woman's Club.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Santa Fe
Washington
D. B. Titus
Chaves
Rev. Titus
Margaret Reeves
New Mexico Relief Administration
Lillian Franzen
C. P. Stevens
J. R. Thomas
F. S. Reynolds
R. L. Lewis
E. D. Pretchél
Riley E. Mapés
G. A. Tracht
Wayland Crisp
Eddy
Lea
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Miss Reeves
Woman's Club
Senator Carey Pushes Farm Credit Act Amendment
Washington Jan 5 AP Senator Carey R Wyatt says he will reintroduce a measure to amend the farm credit act to permit loans to corporations engaged in agricultural pursuits. Under the present act corporations in agriculture are not eligible.
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Washington
Carey
R-Wye
Huey Long Stirs Oil Tax Fight in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports say state police move toward the capital as oil refinery workers plan a mass meeting to oppose a five cent per barrel refining tax. Huey P. Long blasted Standard Oil threatening “proper treatment” for Louisiana oil while groups seek Roosevelt aid alleging rights violations amid mass layoffs and curtailment of operations.
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Huey P. Long
Standard Oil Company
Louisiana
Long
New Orleans
Hell
Roosevelt
Standard Oi
Four Men Get Two Years Prison and $100000 Fines
In Kansas City a federal judge imposed maximum sentences of two years and fines of $100,000 on four men convicted of conspiring to free Frank Nash. The case tied to Nash’s death and the killing of four officers at Union Station on June 17, 1933. Three women defendants were placed on probation.
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Kansas City
Frank Nash
Nash
The
Union
Bank Hold Up In South Dakota Bank Heist Today
Three gunmen robbed the First National Bank at Hudson South Dakota seizing about 250 dollars from the counter. They exchanged shots with assistant cashier J F Boyd as they fled. One assailant was believed wounded.
Dwyre Named Assistant State Highway Engineer
Santa Fe reports Burton Dwyre of Silver City will arrive Monday to assume duties as assistant state highway engineer. Confirmation of the appointment came from Grover Conroy, state highway engineer.
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Santa Fe
Burton
Dwyre
Silver City
Grover Conroy
Vanderbilt 15 Married in Albuquerque
Colyrnelius Vanderbilt Jr. of a wealthy New York family and writer and publisher wed Miss Helen Warner an artist and magazine illustrator from Clarksburg West Virginia in Albuquerque New Mexico on January 5. The couple first met about three years ago in Albuquerque during social gatherings.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Colyrnelius Vanderbilt, Jr
New York
Helen Warner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Flood Threatened Near Los Angeles Foothills
Residents of Sierra Madre foothill towns warned to evacuate as heavy rainfall nears the area. Downtown Los Angeles basements flooded and streets flowed like rivers. landslides blocked Foothill Boulevard. Red Cross and Long Beach police mobilize to aid flood refugees amid post gale conditions on the Pacific coast.
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Los Angles
Sierra Madre Mountains
Los Angeles
Montrose
la Crescenta
Tujunga
Harry Bruce
District Red Cross
Foothill
Sparr Heights
Long Beach
Pacific Coast
Seton Sues For Divorce In Mexico
Ernest Thompson Seton, noted naturalist and author, filed a divorce petition from Grace Gallatin Seton in Juarez Mexico. He left his hotel yesterday for an undisclosed destination after filing the suit in November. The petition accuses incomparability and provides no further details.
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Ja Jarez
Mex
Ernest Thompson Seton
Grace Gallatin Seton
Juarez
Seton
Governor declines Ohio Society invite to Springs visit
Santa Fe January 5 AP Gov Clyde Tingley said he cannot attend the Ohio Society of Colorado Springs meeting on February 2 because the legislative session will be in progress and prevent the trip.
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Santa. Fe
Clyde Tingley
Ohio Society of Colorado Springs
Two in Death by Own Action Near Rushville
Walter Dean Cameron aged 16 and Rosalind Dishinger aged 17, Rushville High students, were found dead in a car inside a covered bridge northeast of Rushville Indiana. Preliminary findings point to carbon monoxide poisoning and a possible suicide pact indicated by letters from Cameron’s home. Coroner R O Kennedy notes the pair discussed death by own action.
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Rushville
Ind
Walter Dean Cameron
Rosalind Dishinger
Rushville High School
Here
R. O. Kennedy
Cameron
Miss Dishinger
New Mexico Board Members Submit Resignations
Santa Fe January 5 AP Upwards of seventy five percent of the board members of New Mexico's numerous boards have submitted their resignations Gov Clyde Tingley said today Some will remain in office others will be relieved by action or replacement officials report indicates a broad reshaping of state boards with many vacancies to be filled promptly.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
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