Central Banking and Relief Critique DOM 1935 Editorial
The National Inflation conference committee urges full bonus payments and a central Bank of the United States, while warning against government overreach in business. Roswell editorialists critique relief distribution in New Mexico, noting well paid relatives and rich claimants, calling for exposure and punishment of abuses.
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Bank
United States
Tingley
New Mexico
Borah
Relief Missteps Prompt Shift to Work Basis
The piece argues relief programs suffer from political manipulation and poor planning. It criticizes rushing spending for quick mood improvement and supports moving unemployment to a work basis. It condemns a proposed twenty percent tobacco tax for old age pensions, suggesting instead raising sales tax to unpopular levels to push reform.
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Tobado
Unseasonal heat raises concern over water supply
Residents worry about January heat reducing moisture for artesian basins lakes and waterholes and delaying spring grass growth as drought conditions persist. Local officials urge conservation and plan water-use restrictions to protect scarce supplies.
Hat tip to San Ignacio precinct on justice of the peace
A San Ignacio precinct ballot note argues against the justice of the peace system. It claims JP courts are obsolete, costly, and injust, proposing a constitutional amendment to replace them with county magistrates citing Bernalillo County as an overbuilt example.
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San Ignacio
Justice of the Peace
Office of Justice of the Peace
J. P. Court
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Tri
Food costs rise and rationing looms say experts
L V Burton of Food Industries predicts prices will surge by 1935 with a looming meat shortage not seen in thirty years. Households will shift to cheaper cuts of meat fish poultry and cheese while many will learn to cook meals with little meat as the era of rising living costs deepens.
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L. V.burton
Food Industries
United States Department of Agriculture
Santa Fe New Mexican
Learn To Bend Gracefully And Be More Agile
Women around home perform many daily duties that can teach grace and pliability. A simple bending trick keeps you graceful, avoids panting, and strengthens knees. Stand with a short step forward, sink down, then rise with a rear foot push while keeping back upright. This practical exercise works even when not picking items.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate meets at noon to receive Roose velt social Security program and to resume World Court debate. House meets at noon to receive Presi dent Roose velt social security program. Immigration committee holds hearings on canceling naturalized Americans who voted in Saar plebiscite. Yesterday received President Roosevelt message urging World Court adherence and heard Senator Johnson oppose such step. Confirmed nominations including Securities and Exchange Commission members. Mining committee reports Connally hot oil bill. Passed $1,477,750 deficiency bill.
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HOUSE
Roosevelt
Immigration Committee
Senate
President Roosevelt
Johnson R-ealy
Ef Securities Commission
Mining
Connally
Delgado Relieved as Assistant Adjutant General
Santa Fe January 16 AP Maj. H A Delgado has been relieved of duty as assistant adjutant general with no successor named Brig Gen R C Charlton adjutant general announced today in Santa Fe The notice confirms the personnel change and ongoing vacancy in the post.
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Santa Fe
H. A. Delgado
R. C. Charlton
The Forgotten Honeymoon Begins With a Shocking Feint
Rhoda Corne prepares for a six week Iceland honeymoon with Major Stornack as her mother schemes to secure social success. Rhoda, torn between charm and fear, writes to Colin Brinley as prisonlike dread mounts and a hidden truth presses closer.
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Rhoda
Iceland
Colin
Cotton Conference at College January 9
County agents and growers from Dona Ana Chaves Eddy Luna Roosevelt Quay Harding Lea and Hidalgo met at State College January 9 with about 69 attendees. H B Balls AAA regional consultant attended. Producers proposed 13 recommendations including 45 percent base acreage rental, repeal of Bankhead Act amendments, simplified allotment contracts, removal of 34-35 contract caps, fairer adjustment payments for irrigated large yields, faster contract handling, and favoring five year base histories. A committee was named to draft recommendations for the AAA Ton Section and county agents.
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Dona Ana
Chaves
Eddy
Luna
Roosevelt
Quay
Harding
Lea
Hidalgo
State College
H. B. Balls
AAA
Bankhead
Td County
Closely Knit Family Bond Aids Fiance
Doris Blake recalls a reader who became engaged to a man from a distant state. She questions if a man with loving, harmonious family ties is a safer choice than a suitor from a troubled home. The advisor notes hered terms and cautions that parental warmth during courtship matters, but more evidence is needed about the other fiancé before judgment.
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Doris Blake
San Miguel County election fraud fuels Senate action
In Santa Fe on January 17 the New Mexico Senate debated an emergency bill to appoint a five member house committee to probe San Miguel County election irregularities. The vote shifted as Sen. J Benito Vigil switched from yes to no then back to yes to reach 16, prompting a brief adjournment. The session also advanced bills on county treasurer staffing, prison transport, and a technical criminal appeal rule, while the House received the municipal league program and other measures including hospital authority, licenses, and labor reports.
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Santa Fe
Senate
New Mexico
San Miguel County
House
San’ Miguel County
J. Benito Vigil
Taos
Vigil
Fred ‘Wilson
Bernalillo
Samuel Adelto
San Miguel
George N. Fleming
Cornelio Olivas
Rio Ar
Supreme Court
Municipal League
Insurance Commisson
Sentence Sermons By The Rev Roy L Smith
The sermon outlines lessons learned through suffering and defeat that deepen faith and appreciation for fathers. It emphasizes growth from sacrifice, struggle, and perseverance, urging readers to live truthfully after enduring hardship.
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Roy L. Smith
What I Think of My Dad Contest Essay
Henryetta Wood submits an entry to the Yucca theatre essay contest on the subject What I Think of My Dad. The piece praises a hard working, generous father who provides food clothing schooling and love, expressing intent to obey and cherish him always.
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Henryetta Wood
Yucca Theatre
Yucg
Dad
Henryetta
Wood
Roswell
N’ Mex
Chicago Fireman Dies In Bad Fire
A veteran watchman, Edward McHale, 68, died after smoke and flames swept the Clark Street warehouse of the Wabash Railway in Chicago. The early morning blaze caused over 200000 dollars in damage amid a stiff south wind. McHale, employed since age 16, suffocated while trying to reach a fire alarm box. Officials cited possible spontaneous combustion or wiring as the start.
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Chicago
Clark ‘Street
Wabash Railway
Ley
Edward McHale
McHale
Simpson To Speak To Welfare Board
Claude Simpson secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will speak on The Value of Publicity at the general board meeting of the Chaves County Welfare Association tomorrow night at 7 39 at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. F A B MacKeil program committee chair says this meeting will unite county Welfare Board members and others interested in welfare work and hopes each city organization will be represented.
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F. B. Howden Jr
Bureau
Roswell
Welfare Board
Hill Lewis
W. E. Hall
Louise Gillfillen
Miss Gillfillen
Chaves County
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Chaves County Welfare Association
F. A. B. MacKeil
County Welfare Board
Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Chavez
Albuquerque reports that deputy sheriff Rene Chavez faces manslaughter charges over Fidel Bata’s death from gunshot wounds in San Antonio Monday night. District Attorney J Mabry announced the filing and a preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday. Chavez remains free on a $2000 bond.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fidel Bata
San Antonio
Rene Chavez
J. Mabry
Ie Ried Hearng
Chavez
Ys At Liberty
New Mexico U and Oklahoma in talks for football clash
Negotiations were announced today in Albuquerque for a fall football meeting between the University of New Mexico and the University of Oklahoma. No date or site set.
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NEW Mexico U
Oklahoma
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Oklahoma University
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