New Mexico Governor Seeks Tax, Judicial Reforms in Address
Governor Clyde Tingley urged continuation of sales and higher liquor taxes, a nonpartisan judiciary, and broad state reforms in a joint session. He proposed ten health districts, welfare safeguards, a governor appointed education board, merged revenue agencies, and tighter voter registration with enforcement.
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Clyde Tingley
House
Senate
New Mexico
Tingley
Lang
State Board of Revenue
Disabled Soldiers Relief Commission
Coronado
New Mexico Legislature Opens Session At Noon
The 12th New Mexico legislature opened its session in Santa Fe with Gov. Clyde Tingley urging laws to extend the property tax moratorium, tax coordination, and commissions to carry out ideas. House and Senate sworn in. 42 of 49 House members took oaths while several named senators and representatives were absent or resigned.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
House
Senate
Susie Chavez
Gallermo Garcia
Max Maes
San Miguel County
Stanley Foutz
Luciano Maes
Mora County
Adelaide Sanchez
Guadalupe
San Miguel
Lee Tarpley
Guadalupe County
A. W. Hockenhull
A. P. Anaya
Santa Ke
A. T. Hannett
Senate Progressives
Associated Press
State of
Legislative Assembly
National Congress
NRA code amendment covers professionals in retail stores
Santa Fe Jan 8 AP Fred Rogers NRA compliance director for New Mexico said an approved amendment to the national retail code will bring some 100000 doctors dentists nurses architects training directors artists research technicians statisticians mechanical engineers and other professionals in department hardware furniture and other retail outlets under minimum wage rules. Executives with unlimited hours must receive set minimums from 25 to 33 5 a week depending on population under the master code. The change aims to end the practice of using professional status to dodge wage provisions.
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Santa Fe
Fred Rogers
NRA
New Mexico
NIRA
Rogers
Witnesses Identify Hauptmann In Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
In Flemington New Jersey January 8 1935 two witnesses identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann in court. Bronx taxi driver John Perrone testified he saw Hauptmann give an envelope to a messenger and pointed to him as the man who arranged delivery to Dr John F Condon on March 12 1932. Amandus Hochmuth also identified the defendant from a near Lindbergh home sighting, saying he glared as if he had seen a ghost near Hopewell New Jersey on March 1 1932.
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Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John Anthony Perrone
Bronx
Perrone
John F
Jassie) Condon
Colonel Lindbergh
Ammandus Hochmuth
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Gee Binser
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Amandus Hockmuth
Charles A. Lindbergh
John Perrone
Hauptmann
Hochmuth
Dr. Condon
David T. ‘Wilentz
Decatur Avenue
John F. Condon
Unity
Hopewell
van Dyke
David T. Wilentz
Edward J. Reilly
Alvan White Chosen Speaker in New Mexico House
Santa Fe January 8 AP Democrats in clear control name lineup for the 12th New Mexico legislature with Alvan N White set to be speaker. Louise Coe elected Senate president pro tem, Wilson likely majority floor leader, and a new committee on committees including Coe Thaxton Mears and Vigi. Frank McCulloch named chief clerk.
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Louise Coe
Lincoln County
Senate
Democrats
Wilson
J. Q. Thaxton
Colfax County
Coe
T. EB. Mears
Portales
J. Benito Vigi
Talpa
Frank McCulloch
Gallup
House
New Mexico Governor Presents Legislative Agenda
Governor Tingley outlines proposed reforms for health administration education and child welfare, urges statewide health districts under the Public Welfare Department, mandatory health levy safeguards, parole officer provisions, and school transportation reforms with education board control, signaling a constitutional amendment move. The message emphasizes statewide benefit over local interests and notes the Legal Advisory Committee's role.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Budget Message of Roosevelt 1936 Expenditures Revealed
The estimated 1936 expenditures total about 3.52 billion dollars including debt retirements. Regular outlays total 3.938 billion with 200 million for public works and 875 million for interest. Increases include civil service retirement funding rising to 40 million and restoration of a 5 percent salary reduction.
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Isetter Service
Old Guard To Organize Here in Chaves County
A mass meeting of Old Guard Republicans of Chaves county will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM in the courthouse library to organize a county committee elect county officers elect four members of the state central committee and transact other business as needed.
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Old Guard
Chaves County
Court House
State Central Committee
New Motor Patrolman Assigned to This District
Luther H. Oldham, state motor patrolman, has arrived to assume duties in this district. He transfers from the Santa Fe district and will work with veteran patrolman Lacey Shortridge. Gilbert Beckner, once stationed here and badly injured in a motorcycle crash near Santa Fe, has not resumed duties and recently moved with his wife to Santa Fe.
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Luther H. Oldham
Santa Fe
Lacey Shortridge
Gilbert Beckner
Broken ankle after horse kick at Marley ranch north of Roswell
Marley Hollis received a dislocated and broken ankle when kicked by a horse at the C. A. Marley ranch north of Roswell yesterday. He was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital. He is a nephew of C. A. Marley.
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Marley Hollis
C. A
Cadets Return to NM Military Institute After Holiday Break
Cadets are due back today after a three week Christmas furlough. Most report at 5 30 p m, with westbound bus arrivals at 7 p m. Classes resume tomorrow morning.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Two Pleas Of Guilty In District Court
Cleveland Powell pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor in district court and was sentenced to six months in jail. Marvin Kisselburg also pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and will be sentenced later.
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Cleveland Powell
Marvin Kisselburg
Criminal Jury Trials Set in District Court
Revised settings for criminal jury trials in the November term continue. On Jan 31 W L Orr faces gaming charges. Feb 1 lists Jack Empie charged with rape Nick Pedigo with grand larceny Ramon Carmona with murder. Feb 2 includes Perry McElroy charged with cattle larceny.
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W. L. Orr
Jack Empie
Nick Pedigo
Ramon Carmona
Perry McElroy
Bank President To Be Elected At Roswell Meeting
The First National Bank of Roswell will hold an annual stockholders meeting at four this afternoon at the bank. Afterward, a board of directors meeting is planned to elect a new bank president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of F. E. Cahoon.
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First National Bank of Roswell
FE. A. Cahoon
Alexander Worth Mills Funeral Rites Held in Roswell
Funeral services for Alexander Worth Mills an old time Roswell resident were conducted at Ballard Funeral Home with Rev. W A Huffman of the Nazarene Church officiating. Choir from the Nazarene Church presented music. Pallbearers were John C. Peck Abe Whiteman Monte McCracken and Judd McKnight. Burial followed at South Park with Ballard Funeral Home in charge.
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Alexander Worth Mills
Roswell
Ballard Funeral Home
W. A. Huffman
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Nazarene Church
John C. Peck
Abe Whiteman
Monte McCracken
Judd McKnight
South Park
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