Livestockmen Of The West Endorse Grazing Bill At NM Convention
Albuquerque January 10 The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association opened its twentieth annual convention endorsing the grazing bill with minor amendments after little debate. The lands committee also urged withdrawal of public domain from homestead entry and creating grazing district associations to back the Taylor bill. Oliver M. Lee explained the panel’s stance on Secretary Ickes fence removal and actions taken. The group urged moving existing homesteaders to better locations and government funding of transfers, while the forests committee had no local report. Albert K. Mitchell condemned the fine as he spoke in his annual address.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Lands Committee
Oliver M. Lee
Alamogordo
Southwestern Conservation League
Committee On Forests
Albert K. Mitchell
Association
Milk blockade ends in Chicago after truce talks
Chicago officials announced a truce between farmers’ representatives and dairy company leaders, ending the milk blockade. Delivery would resume while price terms for farmers’ milk would be set at subsequent conferences, with U S Attorney Dwight Green signaling possible prosecutions for train disruptions. A gun battle near Schaumburg between pickets and a farmer temporarily halted marketing efforts, interrupted only by police arrival. Also Santa Fe suspended five lawyers for nonpayment of dues and admitted several to practice. ten applicants took bar exams with results pending.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
United States
Dwight Green
Schaumberg
Ill
Santa Fe
Supreme Court and
State Board of Bar Examiners
Arthur Hesch
C. N. Higgins
Albert Morgan
FP. Webb
James H. Atwood
James F. Warden
Charlies R. Conlee
Albuquerque
Roswell Merchants Hear Income Tax Law Summary
The Roswell Merchants association met at the Nickson hotel with Logan Hunter presiding. George Owen and Claude Simpson outlined a tour. H O DeShurley spoke on the Boy Scout drive. Walden Bassett explained the March 14 1933 income tax law including exemptions, rates, and filing rules. penalties for late returns and the deduction of dependents noted. Continuous on page four.
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Bassett
State Tax Commission
Grazing land valuation fight heads to trial in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on January 10, state tax commission special attorney J. D. Mell prepared an answer to a district court order to show cause why the commission should not be enjoined from certifying grazing land valuations. Judge M. A. Otero Jr overruled a motion to strike by the Fernandez Company and gave the state 20 days to answer. The case concerns valuations of grazing land from 50 cents to 2.50 an acre alleged to be fraudulent and discriminatory, with growers protesting rates and the commission claiming redress exists in the valuation law. The matter moves toward trial on its merits after the state files its answer.
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Santa Fe
J. D. Mell
State Tax Commission
M. A. Otero, Jr
District Court
The
Tax Commission
Fernandez Company
Otero
Fernandez
Mass Meeting At Lamy Over Relief Work
A mass meeting in Lamy New Mexico with over 100 attendees adopted a resolution condemning unemployment relief practices. The document alleges biased local employment, favoring relatives and pensioners, and notes a fifteen hour job paid but not compensated. It calls for fair distribution of work across localities and to officials Miguel A. Otero and Mrs Ickes.
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Lamy
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Miguel A. Otero
Ickes
Wool Growers Session Opens in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico on January 16 1934 Floyd Lee president of the New Mexico Wool Growers Association urged rapid movement toward recovery and backing for President Roosevelt. The convention discussed federal production credit plans tax measures affecting grazing lands and preparations for an NRA code for sheep shearers. Speakers included Charles A Stewart and Col Edward Wentworth as committees were named.
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Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Floyd Lee
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Roosevelt
Charles A. Stewart
Washington, D. C
State Tax Commission
Lee
Arizona
Tax Commission On
Outdoor Life
New Mexico
State Sheep Sanitary Board
F. L. Schneider
Bureau of Animal Industry
Stuart MacArthur
Wagon Mound
George Hunker
Regional Agricultural Credit Bank
Santa Fe
Fred Huning
Jose Ortiz Y Pino
Gallesteo
Manuel Paltenghe
Gallup Denies Navajos Were Drinking
Gallup New Mexico January 10 Associated Press reports the city council denied claims that 500 Navajo Indians were drunk or drinking during Christmas in Gallup. Officials questioned Forest Parker's statements and suggested he aimed to relocate the Navajo agency while plans for enforcement of a new liquor ordinance faced legal and evidentiary challenges.
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Gallup
N. M
Santa Fe
Forest Parker
Parker
Carbon City
Winslow
Holbrook
Ariz
Ganado
Jon Brava
John Beasley
Boy Scouts to Run the City Saturday
A bloodless revolution in Roswell’s government is expected this Saturday as Boy Scouts take over city offices for a day then restore control to city fathers that night. Eagle Scouts monitor traffic while Scout Scribes enforce rules. 300+ scouts ready to staff posts under advisory incumbents.
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Eagle Scouts
Roswell
Smyril
Frank Young
Jack Havens
Hairdressers Take Exams at Santa Fe Licenses Soon
Nearly fifty women and girls lined up for state board hairdresser license exams in Santa Fe. Written tests finished yesterday, today they underwent practical tests. Dorothy Kelly of Santa Fe chairs the state board with Mrs. Finn Peterson of Albuquerque as secretary and Mrs. Clauda Hyatt of Clovis as member.
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Santa FE
Dorothy Kelly
Finn Peterson
Albuquerque
Clauda Hyatt
Clovis
Walter heads Santa Fe bank in leadership shuffle
Paul A F Walter was elected president of the First National Bank of Santa Fe by the board, succeeding Yate Gov. Arthur Selemen. Henry Dendahl was named vice president, Charles Eckert cashier, and Levi A Hughes reelected chairman. No new director was chosen to fill the vacancy caused by Seligman’s death.
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Santa Fe
Paul A F. Walter
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Yate
Arthur Selemen
Henry Dendah
Walter
Charles Eckert
Levi A. Hughes
Seligman
Fascist Heimwehr in Vienna backs Dollfuss drive
In Vienna over 20000 armed Heimwehr men pledged support to Chancellor Dollfuss if he establishes a racist regime and bans political parties. London writer H G Wells urged continued U S cooperation on Roosevelt recovery plans, accusing leaders of not aiding or understanding Roosevelt.
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Vienna
Heimwehrmen
Dollfuss
London
H. G. Wells
United States
Roosevelt
Wells
Dutchman Executed for Reichstag Fire in Germany
Mariine Van Der Lubbe, a Dutch brickmason, was hanged at Leipzig prison after conviction for the Reichstag fire. President Hindenburg refused him a pardon as Lubbe claimed he acted alone, while his four co-defendants—Ernst Torgler and three refugees Georgi Dimitroff Popoff and Wassil Taneff—were acquitted by the supreme court.
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Leipzig
Mariine van der Lubbe
Reichtag
van DerLubbe
Paul von Hindenburg
van der Lubbe
Hie
Supreme Court
Ernst Torgler
Reichstag
Eureugees
Georgi Dimitroff
Popoff
Wassil Tane
Trend shows no children by 1970
College Park Maryland January 10 AP Dr O B Baker senior agricultural economist US department of agriculture predicts depopulation trend could yield no children by 1970 He spoke to the Maryland extension service workers at the University of Maryland He warned that in 25 years death rates could equal births and then exceed them noting 696090 fewer births last year than in 1929
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College Park
Ind
O. EB. Baker
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
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