Amonett's Fender Fixers Tangle With House of David Tomorrow
Amonett's Fender-Fixers meet the House of David at Roswell High School gym tomorrow at 7 30. Gate receipts split 60 40 in favor of Roswell athletic fund. The visiting bearded House of David team, led by Ferguson and Ferguson Iba, aims for a strong show against Don Dodges Dale Zinn and teammates. Admission 40 cents adults 25 cents students.
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Amonett
House of David
Roswell High School
Edd Amonett
Roswell High School Athletic Fund
House of ‘David
Teem
Ferguson
Olson
Fender-Fixers
House
David
Budget Proposal Notes Large Defense, Tax, and Debt Projections
The message outlines increased 1936 defense spending by about 180 million, boosts to veterans' funds, and a total debt rise to roughly 34.239 billion driven by unemployment relief. It notes no new taxes but seeks extension of existing taxes and continuation of emergency agencies, with cost controls and budgetary safeguards to be maintained.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
United States
Army
Navy
Tno
Post Office Department
Treasury
Giants Strengthen Roster To Halt Dodgers Feud
The Giants must be strengthened to head off the St. Levcy rivals in the pennant race. Dick Bartell, acquired from Philadelphia by Col. Terry, is praised for fiery, aggressive play and will fuel the Giants Dodgers feud. Bartell adds fight and color, with prior spiking of two Dodgers fielders last season promising fireworks in 1936 pennant push.
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Giants
St. Levcy
Mound
New York
Cie
William Terry
Brooklyn
Terrymen
Col. Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Master Bartell
Frick
Medwick, Martin and Co
Bartell
King Features Syndicate
FDR Budget Reform Proposal 1935 Speech Highlights
Franklin D. Roosevelt urges Congress to form a special joint committee to scrutinize regular appropriation bills and cut items to tighten budget control for 1926. He argues fewer items aid efficiency, prevent destitution, and maintain excellent government credit while preserving essential functions.
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Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Budget Message Discusses 1936 Changes and Restorations
The text outlines reasons for budget form changes for 1936, noting no restoration of the 5 percent pay cut for government employees before July 1, 1935. It explains cost of living index considerations, and emphasizes a one page general budget summary to show receipts, expenditures, deficits, and proposed financing, including special treatment for the post office department and the District of Columbia.
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Post Office Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
District of Columbia
Congress
Treasury
Cen
Plans for building Roswell Legion post home discussed
The Roswell Post of the American Legion explored a new post home at its regular meeting in the D. A. V. Hut. After extensive discussion the group voted to refer the matter to the executive committee for a decision.
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Equitable Building & Loan Association
Roswell
New Mexico
Alow
The
Ameri
Can Legion
First Aid Station For Crippled Radios Ad
A vintage ad offers radio repair service with 35 years experience and a no fix no pay promise. Falcons Electric Service at 125 West 1 Street advertises ambulance callout via 289 and claims free initial assessment.
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Falcons Electric Service
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Amonetts
Tennessee Abey Authority
Gest Soney
Inter *T
Naval Services
Burnley
Ebear
Joe Medwick
Barte
Philly
Ace
Dodgers
Garer
Senator Norris
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Washington
John N. Garner
Home Owner’s Loan Corporation
Home Loan Bank of
Little Rock
State of New Mexico
Chaves
S. P. Johnson
E. G. Minton
Ss. P. Johnson
J. W. Minton
Madelaine B. Ferrin
Legion
Record
America
New Riversides
FIY
Montgomery
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