Calvin Coolidge to Be Laid To Rest In Vermont Tomorrow
Calvin Coolidge lies in state at his home The Beeches Northampton Mass as funeral plans unfold The service will be at Jonathan Edwards Congregational Church with 8 a m departure to the church and 10 30 a m services Rev J Penner to officiate Dignitaries and citizens from across the nation ready to pay final respects to the former president and his devoted wife Mrs Coolidge faces bereavement with support from friends and allies worldwide from Cuba to Britain in heartfelt messages
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Beeches
Jonathan Edwards
Hoover
James Lucey
George Dragon
Coolidge
National
New England
John
R. B. Hills
Mr. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Machado
Cuba
Charles G. Dawes
Andrew W. Meilon
Walter Edge
France
Joseph Grew
Tokyo
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Elihu Root
Esme Howard
England
High
Low
Union
Lacey
J. Penner
Vermont
Roswell Boy Severely Burned In Home Explosion
Lonnie Dennis age 17 suffered severe burns to both legs when coal oil was poured on a fire in a coal stove at 212 West Bland Roswell. He was alone in the room and cannot yet fully explain the accident. Father suffocated by fumes but escaped with him as neighbors helped extinguish the blaze.
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Lonnie Dennis
J. W. Dennis
West Bland
Widows of Presidents Live in United States
Washington reports that six widows of former presidents remain living: Harrison, Cleveland, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, and Coolidge. This marks only the second time since George Washington that no ex-president is alive, with Hoover set to retire March 4.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Harrison
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Coolidge
George Washington
United States
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Red Cross Seeks 50 More Members in Chaves County
The Chaves County Chapter urges 50 additional members to aid the American Red Cross in reaching its national goal of four million memberships after a strong Roll Call. Join at the Chamber of Commerce for one dollar. fifty cents stays local and fifty cents funds the national effort.
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Chaves County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Train Two Hours Late From Clovis This Afternoon
A Clovis bound train arrived two hours behind schedule this afternoon, causing delays for passengers and disruption to regional travel plans. City transit officials will review the timetable and timetable adjustments may follow.
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Clovis
Government in New Mexico cost 25 millions
New Mexico government spending for the fiscal year ending June 30 1932 totaled 25 million 131 thousand 568 dollars covering state counties municipalities and school districts. Expenditures exclude special districts and some irrigation drainage and conservancy districts with counties accounting for about 10 million 870 thousand dollars including 7 million 429 thousand for schools and 1 million 979 thousand for city town and village governance.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
State Taxpayers’ Association
Democrats Plan Balance Budget For Next Year
New York January 6 AP President elect Roosevelt and congressional leaders met to map a plan to balance the national budget without a spring session. The proposal includes higher normal income taxes a beer levy a gasoline tax extension and $100 million in spending cuts. It targets deficits of about $482 million and outlines tax increases to raise roughly $392 million and savings of about $100 million. Speaker Garner and Senator Robinson led the talks during the two hour conference.
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New York
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Robinson
Girl Scout Leaders Course Held Here
A combined troop organization and management course led by Miss Alice Mulkey from the national Girl Scouts field training staff was held at the Chamber of Commerce. Two sessions occurred today with a final session scheduled 9 to 11 o clock tomorrow morning. Mothers of Girl Scouts and anyone interested were urged to attend, with Roswell and nearby Artesia residents listed among the participants.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alice Mulkey
Girl Scouts of
Mulkey
Bob Crosby
Gayle Armstrong
Bert Ballard
W. A. Johnson
Robert Kellahin
Harold Crosby
E. L. Wilde
Mary White
Mary Mullis
Dorothy Williams
Hulda Hobbs
Mary Helena Coats
Mary Mossman
Ruth White
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Roswell
George Wilcox
Dexter
M. S. Bruning
Evelyn Cobble
Virginia Goddell
Artesia
New Income Tax Rates Set by Roosevelt Allies
Washington dispatch reports that the new income tax rates agreed by President elect Roosevelt and Democratic leaders raise rates to wartime highs. They start two percent higher than current levels, tapering to six percent on the first four thousand nine dollars and twelve percent above, with a surtax for six thousand plus. Exemptions shrink to include all unmarried earners with a thousand or more and married earners with two thousand or more. The plan mirrors a four and eight percent framework with a similar surtax, while expected revenues from the higher rates, the surtax, and elimination of the earned income credit total about 178 million, with details in a forthcoming table.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Republican Ciuzens
Michigan
Nomination Deadline Set for Roswell Chamber Directors
Tomorrow is the final day for Roswell Chamber of Commerce members to nominate candidates for eight new board seats to be elected January 17. Nominations already reported include G N Amis T H Boswell Claude Hobbs H M Huff A D Jones R L Malone C R McNally and D C Pearson with 25 members free to add names by tomorrow. Seven current directors have terms extending to 1934 and will serve two more years. The election governs a four year term and no new nominations have been filed by Claude Simpson by filing deadline.
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Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ross Ll. Malone
Chamber of Commerce
G N. Amis
T. H. Boswell
Claude Hobbs
H. M. Huff
A. D. Jones
R. L. Malone
C. R. McNally
D. C. Pearson
Roswell
H. L. Gifford
J. E. Johns
S. P. Johnson Jr
Fred .Miller
Myron Prager
Paul Wilmot
J. P. White Jr
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Tonight and Saturday generally fair and cooler for Roswell and Pecos valley. For New Mexico generally fair tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions especially in the far east portion.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Post Office Receipts Show Increase at Roswell
Roswell post office gross receipts rose ten percent in the last six months of 1932 versus 1931 due to the three cent first class rate, though fewer letters were handled. Nationally, postal receipts declined for July to December 1932 after the rate change. December 1932 receipts at Roswell were five percent higher than December 1931, per acting postmaster Elza White Jr.
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Roswell
Elza White Jr
Rospost
Republicans Report Campaign Spending Total 2 670 652
Republican National Committee reported to Congress that it spent 2 670 652 dollars from June 1 1932 to the campaign year end.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
Robert Jennings Estate Is Closed
The final report for the estate of Robert Jennings who lived in Hagerman until his death was approved by Probate Judge C. C. Hill and the estate was closed.
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Robert Jennings
Hagerman
C. C. Hill
Tax burden under new rates for workers described
The proposed tax plan would levy $30 on a married man with no dependents earning $2,500 annually, while a single man with the same income would pay $90. The figures illustrate a wide disparity based on filing status.
Eddy Democrats Endorse McGhee For Judgship In Eddy County
The Eddy County Democratic Central Committee met in Carlsbad and endorsed James B. McGhee of Roswell for the Fifth Judicial District judgeship, rescinding its earlier backing of E K Neumann of Carlsbad. McGhee now has Ed dy and Chaves counties backing. Lea County has not endorsed. Caswell Neal and R C Down withdrew, citing faulty notice and rushed action. Neumann’s withdrawal signals he is out of the race.
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Eddy County
Democratic Central Committee
Carlsbad
Jess Truett
James B. McGhee
Roswell
Fifth Judicial District
E. K. Neumann
McGhee
Chaves County
Lea County
Seligman
Eddy Committee
Caswell Neal
Tom Neal
R. C. Down
Neumann
Death of Coolidge curtails White House social life
National mourning for Calvin Coolidge halts official receptions and dinners, shrinking Washington society as Hoover era decorum restricts capital’s pomp. This marks the second time a former president’s death subdues social functions, echoing 1930 quiet after William Howard Taft’s passing. A thirty day mourning period eliminates five to six events as it nears closure.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Hoover
William Howard Tait
Pecos Valley Artesian Water Conservancy District Directors Meet
The Pecos Valley Artesian Water Conservancy District directors met with state engineer George M. Neel in the Chaves county courthouse library to agree on proposed state legislation. The bill would clarify the district’s powers to provide for and supervise work now overseen by the artesian well supervisor under the state engineer. The changes are a minor part of the conservancy law and do not alter well plugging or funding.
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Pecos Valley
Conservancy
Hall to Attend Masonic Institute in New Mexico
Thomas J. Hall of Roswell, Grand Master of New Mexico Masons, will attend a Masonic Institute in Santa Fe on January 28 and visit three lodges during the trip.
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Masonic
Thomas J. Hall
Roswell
New Mexico
Mann and Bishop for State Treasurer
Santa Fe January 6 AP Gossips center on Carl A Bishop of Santa Fe and C E Mann of Artesia as potential successors to the late Warren Graham as state treasurer with no official appointment information issued by the governor.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Statehouse
Carl A. Bishop
C. E. Mann
Artesia
Warren Graham
Farmers Trade Produce for The Record Subscriptions Tomorrow
Santa Fe New Mexico reports a one day event where farmers trade surplus produce for subscriptions to The Record. Farmers may exchange poultry eggs butter fat vegetables and fruit for new or renewing subscriptions with no money loss to the paper. The offer emphasizes informing farmers with world state and local news and market data.
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Daily Record
Record
Will Rogers
Roswell Man Reappointed to Federal Home Loan Bank Board
R H McCune of Roswell has been notified of a one year reappointment as a director of the Federal Home Loan Bank for the Ninth District based in Little Rock Arkansas. He began the term January 1 1933 after initially joining the board October 15 when the bank organized.
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RH. McCune
Roswell
Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank
Ninth District
Little Rock
Arkansas
McCune
George M Neel On Official Biz Through Roswell Artesia
State engineer George M. Neel, in Roswell yesterday and this morning on official business, will travel to Alamogordo and Socorro before returning to Santa Fe. He visited Artesia yesterday afternoon.
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George M. Neel
Roswell
Alamogordo
Socorro
Santa Fe
Artesia
Last Colfax County tax roll arrives in New Mexico
The Colfax county tax roll, the last of 31 to arrive, was received today by the state tax commission in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Santa Fe N. M
J. D. Lamb
State Corporation Commission
Quay County
Colfax County
State Tax Commission
Johnson case set for Jan 26 in Santa Fe Supreme Court
In Santa Fe New Mexico on January 6 AP reports argument in the appeal of Tom Johnson a condemned man sentenced to death for the murder of Angelina Jaramillo a Santa Fe girl. The execution was stayed after the appeal. The Supreme Court has 57 cases scheduled for oral arguments from January 11 to February 1 and 18 for brief submissions.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Tom Johnson
Angelina
Jaramillo
Supreme Court
Johnson
Plans For Coolidge Funeral Tomorrow
Northampton Massachusetts reports funeral plans for a Coolidge figure. Details truncated in fragment but indicates services are scheduled for tomorrow in the local area. Community members are advised to attend or send condolences as appropriate.
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