Bill Through House Up To Senate Bill Through House Up To Senate
Washington Jan 12 AP The emergency price fixing plan to add millions to 1933 farm income faces Senate and Hoover veto risk. House passed 203 to 151 with support from Roosevelt hopefuls. Opposed by Senate Ag Committee Democrats Smith and others. McNary and Borah unclear. Plan would pay a 2 bounty to seven commodities wheat cotton tobacco hogs rice dairy products and peanuts.</S>
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Heve
Roosevelt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
South Carolina
McNary
Oegon
Borah
Idzho
House Democrats
Farmer-Laborite
Modification of House beer bill by Senate committee
Washington January 15 A Senate committee agrees to modify the House beer bill raising maximum alcohol to 3.8 percent by volume and adding wine allowances. The measure, aimed at avoiding constitutional objections, limits Volstead act penalties to beverages above 2.05 percent. Senator Walsh notes the percentage stems from a British parliamentary commission study.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Walsh
Montana
Roving floor leader idea adopted in New Mexico House
Santa Fe Jan 13 AP The roving center idea popular in football is to be given a tiar in the New Mexico house. By Rep Carl F Whittaker the house adopted a rule to let the Speaker recognize floor leaders from any part of the floor rather than only from assigned seats. The rule should aid Democratic Floor Leader Dee Howard whose wide working territory is scattered in the chamber while nine Republican members are clustered in a small group.
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Santa Fe. X. M
New Mexico House
Carl F. Whittaker
Bernalillo County
House
Whittaker
Dee Howard
Japanese Claim Decisive Victory Near Chinchew
Japanese forces reported a swift victory yesterday in central Yung anpao about 150 miles southwest of here in southeast Jehol. Bombing planes supported the defense as Chinese forces under Cheng Kuei- fled or retreated. The Japanese advance began with Shanhaikwan occupation ten days ago, moving north along the Jehol Manchuria border.
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Manchuria
Yunganpao
Here
Jehol
Cheng Kuei
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Jehol-Manchuria
Bids Sought for House Office Supplies in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe on January 13, the printing and supplies committee chair Orlando Wuer announced bids for house office supplies must be submitted by 1 p m today. The notice names the committee and deadline in a concise official message from AP.
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Santa Fe
N. M
House of Repesentatives
Orlando WU Iverrirman
Ely Commander of 111th New Mexico Cavalry
Santa Fe January 13 Promotion of Lt Col Clyde Earl Ely of Santa Fe to Colonel and appointment as Commander of the 111th New Mexico Cavalry was announced by Brig Gen Osborne C Wood adjutant general of New Mexico Acting under Gov Arthur Seligman Ely succeeds the late Brig Gen Norman I King Ely formerly executive officer of the regiment has served in New Mexico since years joining the national guard as an enlisted man in Deming in 1914 and rising through every grade to colonel
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Santa Fe N. M
Clyde Earl Ely
Santa Fe
111Th New Mexico Cavalry
Norman I. King
Arthur Seligman
Osborne C. Wood
New Mexico
Ely
111Th
National Guard
Deming
Aggies Rifle Team Opens Practice in Cruces
In Cruces New Mexico on January 13 AP twenty five men have reported for rifle practice at New Mexico Aggies under Captain McNabb ten veterans among them. Forty two matches are scheduled beginning January 28 including contests with New Mexico Military Institute University of Wyoming and Montana State. Teams from the University of Hawaii and New York University are also listed.
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Has Cruces
N. M
New Mexico Aggies
McNabb
New Mexico Military Institute
University of Wyoming
Montana State
University of Hawaii
New York Universty
Cattle Growers Conference Set for March in Tucumcari
The 1933 New Mexico Cattle Growers' association convention will be held in Tucumcari on March 17 and 18 with President Albert Mitchell coordinating notices to the Chamber of Commerce. An executive committee meeting is planned for March 16 and several nationally known cattlemen are expected as speakers.
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Tucumcari
N. M
New Mexico
Chaves County Taxpayers to Elect Executive Committee
Officers of the Chaves County Taxpayers Association will meet tomorrow at 3 30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce to select an executive committee and take up other business.
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ALSN
Chaves County Taxpayers Association
Chamber of Commerce
One Paper All Are Ready Ten Sign At Session Close
Speaker Alvin N White urged unanimous action as he announced all members should sign before leaving. The chamber responded with rapid agreement. The Sneaker reference appears to be about payroll and a brief, unresolved note.
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Santa Fe
N. M
House
Alvin N. White
Visiting laundry owners meet in Roswell for eighth NM association
Twenty six visiting laundry owners from across New Mexico and Texas gather in Roswell for the eighth annual New Mexico Laundry Owners Association meeting at the Nickson Hotel. The two Roswell members J W Woolsey and C N Green preside as officers and guests address topics on your National Association and income tax and accounting with a luncheon, social events, and planned election of officers for next year.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Lloyd Peck
Laundry Owners National Association
National Association
Lloyd
S. Y. Jackson
Walden Bassett
C. N. Green
Creen
I. W. Woolsey
Nickson
F. E. Wood
Excelsior
Albuquerque
Portales youths held after fatal shooting near Tahoka
Portales New Mexico January 13 three youths Claude Cooper Luther Cooper Leo Stinnett were jailed on burglary charges following the fatal shooting of Walter Likeley 22 of Portales by a Tahoka Texas officer. Charles Clifton also in custody tied to thefts and robberies in the Portales Ballinger corridor. Ten guns found in the car linked to a Portales Hardware burglary. Likeley shot when questioned about selling about a chicken.
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Portales
N. M
Walter Likeley
Tohoka
Texas
Charles Clifton
Likeley
Tahoka
Claude
Luther Cooper
Leo Stinnett
Ballinger
Clifton
Lee Carter
Lukeley
Rancher dies after wagon load of lumber crushes him
A. Keeter, 70, pioneer rancher of Tucumcari New Mexico, died at Tucumcari hospital after a team of horses ran away, throwing him from a wagon and allowing a load of lumber to topple onto him. He died of injuries sustained yesterday.
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Tucumcari
N. M
A. Keeter
Tucumcari Hospital
Keeter
R Ancher
Probate Court Extends January Term to Clear Cases
Probate judge Co. C. Hill announced the extension of the regular January term of probate court to clear pending cases. The extended session would end tomorrow if no further extension is granted.
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Probate Court
Co. C. Hill
Judge Winston Takes Sick. West Hearing Postponed
Justice of the peace W. C. Winston fell ill this afternoon and returned home. The preliminary hearing for A. W. West on a car theft charge, scheduled for two o clock, has been postponed.
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W. CC. Winston
A.W. West
McIntyre Pleads Guilty In Car Theft Case
Paul McIntyre admitted guilt to stealing a Chevrolet coupe owned by W. E. Whitmore in a justice court. He was bound over to district court. the vehicle was taken from in front of the Western Union office Tuesday night. Deputy Sam McCue accompanied him to jail after the car was found abandoned.
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Paul McIntyre
W. E. Whitmore
W. C. Winston
Justice of the Peace Court
Western Union
McIntyre
Roswell
Sam McCue
D. J. Dodd
Two Oil Areas Combined Under Single Supervisor
Two oil producing areas in southeastern New Mexico have been merged into one district and will be supervised by one man. The move, an economy measure, follows two years of oversight by T. A. Stancliff and J. D. Hunter, with Mr. Hunter now handling all inspection work.
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New Mexico
State Land Office
Cone Man
T. A. Stancliff
J. D. Hunter
Hunter
Judge Kiker to Hear Civil Cases in Roswell Week
Judge H A Kiker will be in Roswell next week to handle pressing civil cases in Chaves County district court. He opens at 10 a m Monday and will likely stay through the week, then proceed to Carlsbad and Lovington to hear district court matters for Eddy and Lea counties if needed. Continued on page three.
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H. A. Kiker
Roswell
Chaves
Carlsbad
Lovington
Eddy
Lea
New Mexico House Ay Work On Bills In Short Session
Santa Fe January 13 AP The New Mexico House prepared to dig into regular bill consideration at 2 p.m. The Senate adjourned until Monday 11:30 a.m. The House opened with contests filed against four Republican seats a full list of chamber employees adopted a partial committee list and five House bills and four resolutions introduced. The session was expected to be short but busy with committee memberships to fill and many measures anticipated.
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Santa Fe N. M
House
New Mexico
Senate
Chamber
House Passes Philippine Independence Bill Over Veto
The House voted 274 to 4 to pass the Philippine independence bill over President Hoover's veto. The measure sets a ten year transition to independence with a constitutional vote by island citizens, immigration curbs, and eventual end of free trade after full independence eleven years post-constitution. Senate outcome uncertain. aides fear override.
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Senate
Washington
House
Hoover
Islands
United States
Another effort by Mrs Judd to escape death
Phoenix January 13 AP another attempt to escape the death penalty will be made by Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd the trunk murderess Her attorneys plan to file with the Arizona board of pardons and paroles for commutation to life imprisonment The Maricopa county grand jury recently indicted John J Hallocan as an accessory to the crime for concealing knowledge of the slayings of Agnes Anne Le Roi and Hedvig Samuelson They seek an early hearing If denied Judd may appeal to the US supreme court or seek a sanity hearing She faces a hanging set for February 17.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunk
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
John J. Hallocan
Agnes Anne le Roi
Hedvig Samuelson
S. Judd
Will of Calvin Coolidge Filed In Hampshire Probate Court
Calvin Coolidge left his entire estate to wife Grace in fee simple per a 1926 will written on White House stationery. A trust for son John was created when he married Florence Trumbull in 1929, with estimates ranging from 509000 to 1000000 dollars.
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District of Columbia
A. D
Calvin Coolidge
John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
Connecticut
Bus and Truck Owners Meet On Monday
Albuquerque New Mexico January 13 The New Mexico Bus and Truck Owners association has called a meeting of members here Monday to discuss legislation regulating trucks and buses which may be presented at the present session of the legislature.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Bus and Truck Owners Association
Jail for Failure to Pay Alimony
Henri Gradi of Albuquerque had an eight month suspended sentence placed in effect for contempt of court due to failure to pay alimony. His divorced wife Josephine claimed he failed to support her and a minor child.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Henri Gradi
Albuquerque
Josephine
Havana censorship blocks US congress attack reports
Havana readers saw no details of yesterday's United States congress attack on the Cuban government as rigid censorship suppressed United newspapers and magazines. News spread of a resolution by Representative Fish accusing Cuba of being governed by a dictatorship of fear, force and violence.
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Havana
United
United States
Congress
Cuba
Fish
Congress Actions Today Report
Senate discusses Glass banking bill while Judiciary studies a beer bill. Joint veterans committee hears service organizations, Black five day week bill weighs in. Welfare workers testify as relief proposals are reviewed by the Manufacturers Committee. House reviews war department supply bill and bankruptcy legislation. Thursday saw a 21,006,000 deficit bill passed with amendments, tax refunds debated. Kreuger Toll inquiry wrap up and pension changes faced veterans. Emergency farm bill passed and war department supply bill received.
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Judiciary
Joint Committee On Veterans Legislation
Manufactures Committee
House
War Department
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kreuger
Manufactures
Payne
Red Cross
Appropriations Committee
Advisory Board Formed for New Mexico Oil Men
The New Mexico Oil Men's Protective Association announces an advisory board led by Sec. Treasurer William Dooley. Members named include W. S Welch and M. E. Baish Artesia J. Hart and W. A. Moore Carlsbad J. S. Eaves Lovington Edwin Wallstrom D. D. Bodie Hobbs S. Hannifin A. N. Etz Harold Hurd J. M. Hervey Col. J. D. Atwood F. E. Livers F. G. Keyes Roswell H. E. Elliott Fort Sumner Perry Coon Gallup H. B. Wright Las Cruces Theodore N. Espe L. E. Elliott Santa Fe J. P. Cusack and Ales Creeden Noland Los.
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The
New Mexico Oil Men’s Protective Association
Sec
William Dooley
W. S Welch
M. E. Baish
Artesia
AK. P. Hart
W. A. Moore
Carlsbad
J. S. Eaves
Lovington
Edwin Wallstrom
D. D. Bodie
Hobbs
P. Hannifin
A. N. Etz
Harold Hurd
Hubby Bashful: Wife Gets Divorce
San Francisco dated January 13 AP report details a wife's divorce after her husband, described as bashful, panicked during their return from a wedding. He reportedly jumped from a taxicab, locked himself in a bathroom, threatened suicide, and fainted when urged to emerge leading to the end of their marriage.
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San Francisco
Fred Alt
Ali
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Senate Territories Committee
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Coolidge
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Mass
Jais
Committee On City
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Clyde Fulton
Frank Young
L. L. Johnson
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J. E. Moore
W. H. McCullough
LL &. Croissant
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McCullough
Gardner
Glover
Fellows
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Croissartt
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