Neutrality Plan Against United States Policy Faces Italian Press
Italian government papers criticize Roosevelt neutrality plans as Congress debates keeping the United States out of war. In Addis Ababa Ethiopians honor Christmas amid rains and a new international law adviser joins Emperor Haile Selassie. In Washington the Senate Munitions Committee probes 1917 entry causes as Britain seeks oil sanctions on Italy. Eight executions loom in eastern prisons over two weeks.
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Associated Press
United States
Roosevelt
Italy
Mussolini
Popolo D’italia
Milan
Il Popolo di Roma
Giornale D’italia
la Tribuna
Paris
St. Gabriel’s
Addis Ababa
Grin
Greek
Mediterranean
Athens
Greece
President of cattle assoc hits new deal policies
Phoenix January 7 AP Charles E Collins president of the American National Livestock Association assailed new deal agricultural policies urging cattlemen to seek their own salvation. He warned against political party guarantees of security and stressed preserving American government and business freedom from Washington dictation. Mollin noted tariffs ignore cattle protests and praised Western cattle industry organization.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles E. Collins
American National Livestock Association
Collins
Washington
F. E. Mollin
Federal Tariff Commission
Stock Growers Rally At National Convention In Phoenix
The American National Live Stock Association opened its 39th annual convention in Phoenix on January 7 with a push to repeal the reciprocity trade act and abandon the Argentine sanitary pact. Over 1,000 cattle growers and industry reps attended the session as Gov. Moeur welcomed delegates and president Charles E. Collins warned of critical industry issues. Federal officials addressed the gathering while critics opposed Canada and Argentina related policies, including the Taylor grazing act and forest service permit renewals.
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Phoenix
Ariz
American National Live Stock Association
M. L. Wilson
F. A. Silcox
F. R. Carpenter
F. EF. Mollin Denver
Association
Ry Senate
Forest Service
Farm meeting set after AAA ruling debate
Washington AP reports a major farm meeting is scheduled next week to map future national farm legislation after the Supreme Court AAA decision. About 3,000,000 farmers are to be represented by delegates from the American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange National Cooperative Council Farmers National Grain Corporation and American Agricultural Editors Association forming the National Agricultural Conference. Speakers include L. J. Taber and Edward A. O Neal. They foresee a heated congressional fight and consider possible constitutional amendments to continue federal farming aid. The Grange and Farm Bureau oppose amendments but views at the conference remain unsettled.
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Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Cooperative Council
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
American Agricultural Editors Association
National Agricultural Conference
L. J. Taber
The
Grange
Edward A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau
Congress
Justice Roberts
Clyde K. Herring
Iowa
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Labor Relations Board
Copeland
Capper
R-Kans
New Deal calls conference to shape AAA substitute
Washington AP reports the New Deal summoned farm leaders for January 10 and 11 to shape a plan to replace the demolished AAA after the Supreme Court's 6 to 3 ruling. Wallace issued the call. AAA offices closed. lawmakers debate constitutional methods and funding to meet existing contracts and sustain farm purchasing power.
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Washington
New Deal
AAA
Wallace
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Jones
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Snell
Buchanan
Dtex
House Appropriations Committee
Disputed Groissant Statement Denied by New Mexican
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports Democratic state headquarters is angry over an interview attributed to R L Grossa int by Harry E Shuart. Grossaint denies the quote while Remigio Lopez backs the phrasing, stating the interview was accurate amid party factional tensions.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican Today
Tingley
Chave
J. J. Dempsey
R.L. Groissant
Harry E. Shuart
The
New Mexican
Associated Press
Grossaint
Miles
Remigio Lopez
Lopez
Varied Opinions On AAA Decision Spark Broad Reactions
From farm acres to mill towns and cities, figures including Senator Costigan Senator White Charles Hearst Hugh Johnson H G Kenney Louis Taber and Edward O Neal weigh in on the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the AAA program. They call for constitutional change revision of the farm program or new measures to support farmers. A separate note from Gastonia oddity C D Spake declares he is his own uncle in a convoluted family claim.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
New Deal
Costigan
D-Cole
Senator White
R-Me
America
Charles R. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
AAA
Congress
Hugh Johnson
H. G. Kenney
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Louis Taber
The
Grange
Bids Soon on New School at Malaga
In Carlsbad Eddy county plans call for bids on a Malaga school within about 20 days after property owners voted 29 to 2 in favor of a 26000 bond issue. The existing building was condemned by the state health department. Albuquerque. Snow blankets New Mexico with 12 inches in Chama and 6 inches in Santa Fe. Northern states suffer subzero temps as Bemidji, Minnesota hits 33 below. One death linked to cold in Valley Nebraska.
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Carlsbad
N. M
George R. Spencer
Eddy County
Superintendent of Schools
Malaga
State Department of Public Health
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Texas
Chama
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Old City of Holy Faith
el Paso
Tex
Roswell
E. L. Hardy
T.W.A
Wichita
Winslow
Arno
Tijeras
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Bemidji
Minn
Valley
Neb
Texas Panhandle
AAA Crisis Shakes Farm Aid Amid Court Ruling
The Associated Press notes vast AAA machinery to tax processors and pay farm benefits halts after the supreme court declares it an invasion of state rights. Republicans fear other laws like social security and work relief may fail. Roosevelt stays silent as some call constitutional amendment and new programs like 48 little AAAs or a domestic allotment plan. Senator McNary proposes a threefold plan to manage surpluses and lift prices.
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Associated Press
AAA
Supreme Court
Hastings
R-Del
Court
D-Sc
Congress
Roosevelt
Little Aaa
McNary
R-Ore
Redemption property sold for taxes in New Mexico
Santa Fe January 7 AP Redemption of property sold for taxes must be by the full amount of the tax sale certificate unless the 1935 moratorium act has been used. Assistant state attorney general J R Modrall explains the law requires full payment at redemption unless moratorium provisions are first met.
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Santa Fe
J. R. Modrall
Modrall
Employables All At Work Says Rowland
Santa Fe January 7 AP State WPA Administrator Lea Rowland says all needy employables are at work in New Mexico federal projects. He notes many jobs remain but funding is tight, with 11,253 people on 420 WPA projects earning $678,958.54 in December and a December administrative payroll of $43,507.64 being cut to about $40,006 as 28 administrative staff are removed.
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Santa Fe
WPA
Lea Rowland
New Mexico
Rowland
Soil Conservation
War Department
Conchas Dam
Bureau of Public Roads
New Mexico Holds 350 Million Barrel Oil Reserve
Tulsa dispatch reports New Mexico has 350,000,000 barrels of proven underground oil reserves, part of 12,177,000,000 barrels nationwide. California leads with 3.5 billion, followed by the Rocky Mountain and Central Southern regions. The ninth International Petroleum Exposition in May will showcase exhibits worth over 10 million from about 800 firms.
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Tulsa
Okla
New Mexico
Texas
United States
California
Oklahoma
W. A. Schlueter
American Petroleum Institute Committee On
Rocky Mountain States
Central
Schlueter
Carl Johnson Removed as Auto Tag Distributor
Carl Johnson is relieved of automobile license plate distribution for Chaves county. The distribution office moves to the courthouse in the county commissioners' room under state police sergeant T. E. Jackson with assistance from Mrs Alma Williams. 1936 plates may be obtained in the courthouse area. Complaints or refunds go to Horton and Bixler CPAs. An audit ordered by Gov Clyde Tingley continues in the commissioners' room and should finish Saturday. Horton notes no public findings yet.
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Carl Johnson
Chaves County
T. E. Jackson
Alma Williams
Commissioners Room
Horton and Bixler
Certified Public Accountants
Clyde Tingley
R. B. Horton
Horton
J. B. Murray
Hoodlum Tactics in Louisiana Primary
In Baton Rouge Louisiana January 7 AP hoodlum tactics enliven the state primary campaign. The militant square deaf association once linked to an abortive Huey P Long rebellion returned to politics with an anti Long rally in Shreveport broken up by firecrackers jeers and lights out Oscar R Whilden leader of the square dealers in New Orleans says the group backs Congressman Cleveland Dear anti Long candidate for governor.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Militant
Square Deaf Association
Huey P. Long
Shreveport
Oscar R. Whilden
Square
New Orleans
Cleveland Dear
Santa Fe Driver to Face Possible Manslaughter Charge
District Attorney David Chavez and aide David Carmody prepared to file charges against Manuel Ortiz driver of a truck that overturned three times on a Santa Fe highway killing Vidal Sanchez. Two others Maria Pacacio and Juan Lovato hospitalized with improved conditions. Cristobal Lovato and Guadalupe Lopez released after first aid. Possible charges include driving while drunk or manslaughter.
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Santa Fe
David Chavez
David Carmody
Manuel Ortiz
Vidal Sanchez
Maria A. Palacio
Juan F. Lovato
Cristobal Lovato
Guadalupe Lopez
Chavez
Ortiz
Increased crops in Carlsbad project report
Carlsbad N M January 7 AP L E Foster irrigation project superintendent reports this year's crop on 25000 acres valued at 831712 up 8000 from 1934 Cotton leads with 11255 acres valued at 475525 Alfalfa ranks second with 3479 acres producing 113076 Cotton seed valued at 103642.
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Carlsbad
N. M
AP L. E. Foster
Carlsbad Irrigation Project
Weather forecast snow tonight and warm Wednesday
Snow is expected tonight with a transition to fair and somewhat warmer conditions on Wednesday. Precipitation is possible at times. The high reaches 52 degrees and the low drops to 26.
Co. Jail Plans Safer Southwest Facility Upgrade
Chaves county commissioners awarded a $452.25 contract to Spring and Forging Co. of Roswell to install heavy close mesh screening on the safety block and seven jail windows, reinforce bars, and add screening over the door to the women and juvenile section. Col. Harry R. Andrew will supervise. work to begin within ten days using 269 square feet of mesh and 290 pounds of steel.
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Chaves
H. C. Sorrells
Roswell
Harry R. Andrew
Maytag suit to go to trial over large gift
Santa Fe Jan 7 AP The suit of F L Maytag of Newton Iowa against the Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitarium for recovery of a 150000 gift will go to trial on its merits. U S District Judge Colin Neblett overruled a motion to dismiss. Maytag contends the gift was not used in tuberculosis research, the purpose for which he says he gave the money.
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Maytag
Santa Fe
F. L. Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitarium
U. S
Colin Neblett
Nicholson Recovering After Shootout in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe on Sunday Andres Martinez was free on $2,500 bond to face assault with a deadly weapon charges after firing 11 shots at officers. Assistant Chief Tom Nicholson remained hospitalized, having suffered 68 birdshot wounds when Martinez fired a shotgun at him twice.
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Nicholson
Santa Fe
Andres Martinez
Martinez
Tom Nicholson
Judges Discussing Judicial Changes In New Mexico
Santa Fe delegates from six judicial districts joined the state supreme court to review proposed changes in judicial procedure. The gathering opened with judges from Roswell Silver City Raton Clovis Albuquerque and Santa Fe in attendance to weigh reform possibilities.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Roswell
Silver City
Raton
Clovis
Albuquerque
Judge Denies Dismissal in Maytag Donation Suit
Federal Judge Colin Neblett overruled a motion to dismiss a suit by F. L. Maytag of Newton Iowa against the Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitarium of Albuquerque to recover a $150,000 donation. Maytag seeks the return of the gift claiming the Sanitarium failed to use the funds for tuberculosis research as agreed.
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Santa Fe
Colin Neblett
F. L. Maytag
Newton
Southwestern Presbyterian Sanitarium of
Albuquerque
Maytag
Reverend John Grange Dead After Sixty Years Service at Mesilla
Sixty years of service to the Parish of the San Albino church at Old Mesilla ended with the death of Rev. John Grange age 90. The missionary priest came to New Mexico in the last century and died at his Mesilla home yesterday. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Las Cruces
N. M
San Albino
Old Mesilla
John Grange
New Mexico
Father Grange
Mesilla
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