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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1936
Page
3
Roswell Coyotes claim Roswell team is superior after Santa Fe High School football crowned champion. voters in Chicago slated to host 1936 Democratic convention.
A Carnegie Institution report on its Chichen Itza work highlights extensive Mayan research and the caracol observatory and temple. The piece notes discoveries across Central American jungles and mountains, mentions Piedras Negras in Guatemala, and hints at a potential Rosetti stone to unlock Mayan language.
In Harrison Michigan Elizabeth Rowland faces a murder trial over her drowned daughters. Defense testimony described her as a borderline mental case. Her husband died by suicide in his cell before his own trial. Across the Midwest two incidents sparked uproar over the Supreme Court decision against the AAA. In Ames Indiana six justices were shown in effigy. In Bronson Iowa Alvin S Wendel denounced the court as antiquated and nineteenth century, defending the AAA with a large war chest.
In Louisville courts Walter Schaeffer 21, linked to the Evelyn Slivinski murder near Louisville on Oct 20, and jockey Willie Saunders 1985 Derby winner, face trial for complicity. The defense argues for acquittal as the case hinges on whether the victim was run over after an assault.
The Supreme Court ruling declaring the AAA unconstitutional triggered protests from farm leaders and broad calls for new relief. Edward O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation called it a stunning blow to economic recovery while Louis J Taber of the National Grange opposed a constitutional amendment yet urged tariff relief for farmers. Milo Rene of the National Farm Holiday Association welcomed the decision as unthinkable legislation. Secretary Henry Wallace and other admin leaders sought substitutes for the AAA.
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