President Roosevelt sets 1937 deficit at over a billion
Washington date line reports President Roosevelt unveils a 1937 budget totaling 6.752 billion dollars with a projected deficit exceeding one billion. He moves federal relief and CCC programs into regular costs, warns of debt growth, and defends New Deal policies while forecasting a 5.069 billion dollar regular operating cost and a relief carryover of about 1.103 billion.
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AP opens 24 hour wire news for New Mexico in Santa Fe
Albuquerque January 6 AP reports the Associated Press launches 24 hour trunk wire news service in New Mexico supplying Roswell Daily Record and other members with state and national news. The upgrade links Albuquerque with major cities and expands market and commodity coverage boosting speed and reach for New Mexico papers.
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New Effort for Hauptmann May Be Made
Two stories from AP: Herbert Hoover accuses Roosevelt of fear tactics in the State of the Union and a possible second bid to appeal Hauptmann's case to federal courts. Hauptmann defense considers a habeas corpus route if clemency is denied. execution remains scheduled for next week with authorities typically executing condemned inmates Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Mexico Tries Get Jobless From U S
Mexico moves to repatriate unemployed citizens from the United States as a new year project. A 1 million peso fund will cover transport, settlement in border colonies, and credit via the National Bank of Agrarian Credit to farmers. The program targets some 500,000 Mexicans still in the U S with plans to settle colonies near Juarez, Chihuahua, Rio Monte, Matamoros, and Mexicali Valley.
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Supreme Court rule nullifies AAA program in case report
A confession by Lyston Webb, 18, alleging he killed his father near Auburn Indiana is reported by Auburn police after failing a lie detector test. The case connects to a broader review of the AAA program, with the Supreme Court cited as having ruled it illegal in the context of the report.
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Police Fight Near Santa Fe Ends with Officer Wounds
At Santa Fe on January 6 AP reports a skirmish with former Breese ranch employee Andres Martinez left two officers slightly wounded and a third man hurt. Officer Tom Nicholson was shot twice. Zeke Cortez and A. Larragotte were struck by pellets as they pursued Martinez who opened fire from a shed. Martinez is jailed in Santa Fe pending charges.
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Four arrested in Santa Fe jail report
Four men named Quintana Ornelas Griego Bowles were arrested Sunday in Terrero and are held in Santa Fe county jail. Quintana faces drunk and disorderly charges, Ornelas has a concealed weapon charge, Griego is accused of assault with a deadly weapon, and Bowles is detained for accompanying a drunken driver. In Tucumcari, city officials hire a new day patrolman and arm police with regulation revolvers.
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Arab Camel Driver Dies in Arizona
Arab camel driver Hadji Ali Hi Jolly died at age 34 while his attempt to build a camel train through the southwest was honored in Quartzsite Arizona. A stone pyramid marked the site of his final camp after bringing camels from Syria in 1856 to haul freight from El Paso to southern California. The ceremony drew over 300 attendees as officials from Arizona and California paid tribute to his pioneering effort despite the route failing due to sharp rocks injuring the camels.
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Escaped convict recaptured near Kearney's Gap in New Mexico
In Las Vegas New Mexico R L Dixon jailed for theft tunneled through a jail wall with help from two cellmates and escaped Friday night. He was recaptured early Saturday near Kearney's Gap by Deputy Sheriff Mike Sena. Fellow prisoners claimed the hole was too small, not their strength.
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Klein Wins Miami Open In Record Finish
Willie Klein, a 34 year old teaching pro, won the twelfth annual Miami Open at La Gorge Golf Club Miami Beach with a record 272, five strokes ahead of Gene Sarazen. Johnny Revolta tied for third at 278, equalling his 1933 tournament record, while Bobby Cruickshank and Paul Runyan tied for fourth at 279.
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Texas Governor Allred sends cake to New Mexico leader
Santa Fe on January 6 AP reported a Lone Star shaped birthday cake from Governor James V. Allred of Texas greeted Governor Clyde Tingley on his fifty third birthday. The cake bore the inscription Texas Centennial 1936 and included a letter with congratulations and an invitation to the Dallas Texans Centennial Exposition. Tingley spent the day quietly receiving greetings.
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Soldier Dies After Army Wagon Runaway
El Paso Texas, Jan 6 AP Mar Francis E Murphy 50 of the 2nd Field Artillery Fort Bliss died of injuries suffered yesterday when he was thrown from an army wagon during a runaway.
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Italians Drive On In Ethiopia Battle Rages On
Italian forces push toward Ethiopian raiders in a dense jungle 35 miles north of Dolo in a two day clash. About 150 Ethiopians are believed slain and one Italian soldier killed. Reinforcements and armored cars drove the Ethiopians into retreat.
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Grantham to Speak Eddy County Democrats
Carlsbad New Mexico January 6 Everett Grantham Clovis attorney and former commander of the New Mexico Department of the American Legion will speak at the Eddy County Jackson Day banquet in Carlsbad Wednesday night Milton Smith chairman of the arrangements committee announced delegations from Artesia Loving Otis and surrounding rural sections were expected
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Oil Land Suit In Texas Heads For Decision Today
El Paso oil land dispute seeks about 300000 from James Cornell of San Angelo and others. Master in chancery H L McCune will file findings, with Federal Judge Charles A Boynton to decide after reviewing evidence. Plaintiffs Viola Seeley and Ida May Ramsey claim two ninths of 21000 acres in Pecos county Yates pool.
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District Judges Meet Supreme Court In Santa Fe
District judges from nine districts met with state supreme court justices today in Santa Fe to agree on changes to rules of procedure. Out of town attendees included Judge Hay of Silver City Judge Wilson of Albuquerque and Judge Mc Ghee of Roswell.
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Car stolen twice after police chase in Chicago
Two youths rode in a stolen car and abandoned it when pursued by a police squad. Officers recovered the vehicle but found it had been stolen again during the pursuit, prompting a turn to Page Five for details.
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Fair Weather State Forecast With Cold South and East
Colorado remains fair with colder southeast. Tuesday clears and warms in east and central areas. New Mexico mostly fair tonight through Tuesday with colder east portion. Arizona fair with light frost tonight in south central and southeast. West Texas mostly cloudy and colder with a cold wave in the north. freezing temps expected south. Live stock warnings in north portion. Highest 56, lowest 32.
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