Stockmen Urged To Start Fight To Save The Industry
Roswell chosen for the 1935 New Mexico Cattle and Wool Growers convention. Lee Evans elected president of the Cattle Growers, Floyd Lee re elected Wool Growers chief. Clovis Las Vegas and Silver City bid for next year’s meeting. Growers plan legal action against the state tax board over live stock and grazing permits. A joint 12 member committee was named to create a production credit corporation for crops tied to livestock and farming interests. Tariff calls target canned meats hides and meat products amid opposition to trade pacts with foreign nations.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Roswell
New Mexico Cattle and ‘Wool Growers Association
Lee Evans
Marquez
Albert K. Mitchell
Floyd Lee
Clovis
Las Vegas
Silver City
State Tax Commission
Oldescan Izations
Fernandez Company
United Action
Byron O. Beall
Beall
R. H. Royall
A. Brownfield
T. E. Mitchell
John Lusk
T. A. Spencer
C. W. Beeman
A. G. Hayward
H. O. Bursum
Franklin Bond
Silvestre Mirabal
Miguel Gonzales
CATTLE AND SHEEP MEN WELCOMED BY GOVERNOR
Governor A W Hockenhull welcomes cattle and sheep men to New Mexico at their annual convention in Albuquerque. He urges a bonafide partnership with packers to lift prices, noting packers raise bacon and drop hog prices the same day. He touts hospitality and the livestock industry’s contribution, urging help to solve their problems and praising longstanding livestock workers. The address continues on page five.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico
Charles E. Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
American National Livestock Association
Colling
Washington
Collins
McCune Heads State Membership Drive
R H McCune secretary treasurer of Roswell Building and Loan Association was named state chairman for the United States Building and Loan League membership drive in New Mexico. He will lead cooperation with 17 associations. nine are already members. Philip Lieber president of the League announced the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McCune
Roswell
Philip Lieber
Shreveport
Louisiana
Mr. McCune
Republicans oppose Roosevelt policy in Riverside report
Riverside California reports the Republican national committee denouncing Roosevelt’s economic plan amid newly published deficit figures. The piece notes California Supreme Court rulings on free education and military training, while warning against objectors choosing only leisure activities funded by the state.
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Riverside
Calif
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
California
Supreme Court
Morgenthau on bootleg ring and liquor reform
Secretary Morgenthau told reporters that easing import restrictions aims to break the bootleg ring and raise federal revenue. He cited blended whiskey containing only 1 to 5 percent real aged whisky and promised a safer, cheaper public drink.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Federal loans for stockmen and farmers in New Mexico
A plan to form a million dollar federal production credit corporation in New Mexico seeks to loan up to 5 000 900 to livestockmen and farmers. Twenty one incorporators elected a nine member temporary board including three cattlemen, three sheep men and three farmers. The entity aims to supplement the regional Santa Fe credit branch and will operate within two months with Albuquerque as its office. Loans require five percent stock purchase and regional veto power remains with Wichita.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Federal Production Credit Corporation For
New Mexico
Farm Credit Administration
Cimarron
H. L. Kent
New Mexico State College
Wichita
Navy Planes Near Honolulu From San Francisco
Six navy planes on a nonstop flight from San Francisco to Honolulu closed to 170 miles from Pearl Harbor. The squadron, led by Lieut. Commander Knefler McGinnis, was reported at 1 PM PST to be making rapid progress with at least 120 miles covered in the last hour and an expected Pearl Harbor landing around 3 PM PST.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Knefler McGinnis
Twelfth District
Diamond Head
Suit Dismissed In Anticipatory Breach Case
Santa Fe January 12 The Murchison Oil Company suit against Angel's Peak Oil Company et al alleging anticipatory breach of contract was dismissed in U S district court after a several day hearing.
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Santa Fe
Murchison Oil Company
Angel’s Peak Oil Co
U. S. District Court
Taos Bank seeks to amend incorporation to remove stock
The State Corporation Commission has an application from First State Bank of Taos to amend its incorporation by eliminating its preferred stock. The commission will decide at its next meeting.
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Taos Bank
Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
First State Bank of
Taos
Milk Returns To Chicago Doorsteps After Strike Peace
Milk was back on doorsteps in Chicago and the surrounding 100 mile strike zone today. Peaceful conditions were reported as the city resumes normal activity after the stoppage.
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Chicago
Federal aid sought to keep schools open
Washington January 11 AP reports the federal advisory committee on emergency aid in education seeks a 50 million dollar appropriation to keep elementary and secondary schools open for the current year and 1.59 billion dollars for the following year to support education nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Advisory Committee On Emergency Aid
Rotary club hears report on student loan fund operations
The Rotary club today heard secretary Claude Simpson report on the Rotary student loan fund operations. Major John McClure of the Military Institute gave an engaging talk on training of the child in early life, leaving a strong impression on members.
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Rotary Club
Claude Simpson
Rotary Student Loan Fund
John McClure
The
Military Institute
Federal spending tops 3 billion in fiscal year
Washington reports federal expenditures have surpassed 3 billion dollars with about 8 billion more to be spent before June 30. The AP notes the budget pace and looming end of the fiscal year, outlining the remaining authorized outlays and spending trajectory.
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Washington
Senate Reverses On Liquor Tax Amid Debt Default Debate
Washington Jan 11 The Senate reversed course on the house liquor tax bill striking out the Clark amendment aimed at debt defaulting nations. In reconsidering yesterday's passage the chamber voted 44 to 30 to discard the proposal while President Roosevelt opposed the amendment, and earlier votes stood 40 to 39.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Clark
D-Mo
Capitol
Johnson to push shorter hours under NRA plan
Washington reports dissatisfaction with NRA code employment. Public works keep 4 million workers, temporary until spring. Hugh Johnson plans a mass meeting of code authorities Feb 15 to address trouble spots in the industrial control program and seek lasting recoveries by creating more permanent jobs.
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NRA
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Two Elections Set for Roswell January Ballots
Roswell voters face two upcoming elections, one on January 13 and one on January 16, electing seven Roswell Chamber of Commerce directors for a two year term and two Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy Board members. Nominees include Leland Fellows and G. H. Hockenson among seven for the chamber, with several holdovers continuing on the board. Dr. A. D. Crile and Jesse I. Funk seek reelection to the conservancy board. Only chamber members vote on the chamber election, at the Chamber office.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy Board
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Leland Fellows
H. L. Gifford
G. H. Hockenson
S. P. Johnson Jr
J.B. Johns
W. C. Lawrence
J. P. White Jr
R. L. Malone
Col. D. C. Pearson
Malone
Chamber of Commerce
Conservancy
A. D. Crile
Jesse I. Funk
Wynekoop murder mystery goes to trial in Chicago
Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, 62, stands trial for the death of Rheta Wynekoop, 23, allegedly killed on an operating table. Prosecutors seek the death penalty as a crowd of over a thousand erupts outside the Criminal Courts Building during opening statements.
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Criminal Courts Building
Chicago
Wynekoop
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
Dougherty
Wynekoop Mansion
Ascarate No. 1 Produces in Jal Area of Lea County
The Ascarate No. 1, a Southern Petroleum Company producer in southeastern Lea County JAL area, came in last week with 500,000 barrels of oil daily and 3,000,000 feet of gas. Located at NE 1-4, NW 1-2, sections 24-25-36, it followed the 70,000,000 feet gas flow that was shut off earlier. Roswell oilman Burton Headley showed interest. This is the first Southern Petroleum Company well brought in in the southeastern New Mexico field.
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Ascarate No. 1
Southern Petroleum Company
Jal
Lea County
Burton Headley
Roswell
New Mexico
Weather outlook across states with warmer trend
Fair conditions prevail tonight and Friday across New Mexico and Kansas with warmer spells in the southeast. Colorado and Wyoming expect colder air with snow in western areas and unsettled conditions, while Nebraska and Texas show a mix of fair to partly cloudy skies and colder spells, temperatures ranging from the 20s to the 60s in major cities listed.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Aeronautical Supervisors Visit Roswell From El Paso
J S Mariott district aeronautical supervisor of the Commerce Department and inspector J N Peyton toured his district visiting Roswell and Albuquerque. They flew from El Paso to Roswell and then to Albuquerque. Mariott heads in Los Angeles and Peyton in Phoenix.
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J. S. Mariott
United States Department of Commerce
Roswell
J. N. Peyton
Department of Commerce
Mariott
Peyton
el Paso
Albuquerque
Mr. Mariott
Los Angeles
Phoenix
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Lloyd Lee
Pres. Collins
McCune
AAA
Department of the Interior For Control
Interior Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Eth Koper
Ate F A Inc
Stocemen
AIM
NEW Mexico Credit Corporation
Treasury Head
Kingfish
Huey P. Long
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Californes
Ue T
Rotary
Hove
Conservancy Board
United States
Amcarate NO 1
Southern Petroleum CO
Amarillo
Denver
Kansas City
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
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