Grave Doubt Of Any U.S. Loan To The Finns
Washington reports that congressional leaders voice grave doubt over further U S financial aid to Finland as fears of European involvement grow. President Roosevelt proposes expanding the export import banks revolving credit fund to finance farm surpluses and manufactured goods excluding war implements. Senate banking committee holds a closed meeting with Jesse H Jones expected to testify while House mulls domestic cuts.
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Baltic Republic
United States
Europe
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Jesse H. Jones
Wagner
Germany
Lieksa
East Central
John Cudahy
Belgium
Britain
British Isles
Leslie Hore- Belisha
General Johnson Sees Roosevelt Third Term Nominated
Gen Hugh S Johnson predicts Roosevelt will be renominated for a third term at a Philadelphia Merchants Association dinner. He also foresees a Garner retirement bid and a later crown of gold speech by another orator leading to Roosevelt's nomination by acclamation and nationwide election.
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Philadelphia
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
Philadelphia Merchants Association
Garner
Johnson
United States
Long Leads In La but Runoff Is Necessary
In Louisiana, Governor Earl K. Long trails in early returns and faces a runoff with reform candidate Sam H. Jones on February 20. Final tallies show Long ahead of Noe and Morrison with Jones far behind as New Orleans and parish results come in amid isolated election disturbances.
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Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Huey PP. Long
Long
Sam H. Jones
Reform
Lake Charles
Jones
James A. Noe
Noe
James H. Morrison
Vincent Moseley
Plan To Make Real State Merit System
ALBUQUERQUE, Jan 17. A February 1 start date was set for the state’s new merit system by Ralph S. Trigg, chairman, who will take the $3,600 a year job he was appointed to by Governor Miles. The commission will test all applicants and first apply to its own employer, with Trigg to be examined. The panel includes Dr Thomas C. Donnelly and Miguel Leyva. Agencies under the merit system cover several state facilities and the ports of entry. Trigg, once discharged under the first merit plan, voiced hope that merit will replace politics in staffing.
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Ralph S. Trigg
Trigg
Miles
Thomas C. Donnelly
New Mexico University
Miguel Leyva
Santa Fe
Santo Domingo
Miners’ Hospital
Carrie Tingley
Trieg
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Roy Look
Goodwill Mission to Mexico for Coronado observance
An Albuquerque to Mexico City goodwill mission heads to invite Mexico to participate in the Coronado 400 observance. The delegation includes Carl Hinton Roy Bailey Clinton Anderson and G C Dickens with local officials joining in Phoenix and Mexico City. They plan a 75 descendant delegation and a memorial ceremony at the Arizona Mexico border upon reenactment.
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N. M
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico City
United States
Carl Hinton
Amarillo
Texas Coronado Commission
Roy F. Bailey
Salina, Kans
Daily Journal
Kansas Coronado
Clinton P. Anderson
U. S. Coronado
Sonora
Sinaloa
Jalisco
Nyarit
Hermosillo
Culiacan
Colorado
Coronado
Arizona-Mexico
Marley Trial On Theft Charges Opens In District Court
In Chaves county district court Judge James B. McGhee began the Marley case. Cort Marley, a well known stockman, faces two informations accusing theft of one head of cattle from D R Britt. A joint trial is under way as the state presents its case and a 13 jurors panel sits with an alternate.
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Cort Marley
Chaves County
Seattle
James B. McGhee
Marley
Oscar White
D. R. Britt
Lyle Moots
Earl McDowell
William Fred Conn
Lee E. Green
Jason Kellahin
Lester L. Lane
S. E. Curl
F. L. Mehthop
William W. Merritt
Charlie Stiles
Elmer Haley
John Bowen
C. C. Bogard
New Mexico ItB Saw Doing Good Work At Socorro
Socorro NM January 17 The New Mexico tuberculosis sanatorium near Socorro evolved from a ramshackle CCC wood shack into a $75 000 state institution. From July 1936 the facility replaced 150 itinerants with 80 patient capacity and 25 staff including Dr Carl Mulky and Dr R R Bartell. Patients, all state citizens unable to pay private care, study and make crafts while beds and services improve. The hospital’s annual maintenance income neared 48000 with patient cost at 1.48 dollars per day.
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Socorro
N. M
New Mexico
State Department of Public Welfare
CCC
Welfare Department
Carl Mulky
R. R. Bartell
E. B. Godfrey
Malone Jr Elected Roswell Chamber President
Ross L. Malone Jr., Roswell attorney, was chosen president of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce for the coming year at a board meeting last night. He succeeds S. P. Johnson Jr., who led the chamber for two years. Ned Revelle was elected vice president and Claude Simpson was reelected secretary for his 22nd year. Johnson and Lee remain on the board. retiring directors are Ellis Whitney and Bill Purdy.
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Ross L. Malone, Jr
Roswell
Ellis Whitney
Bill Purdy
Ross Malone, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Dr D D Swearingin Dies in Roswell After 27 Years of Practice
Funeral services were held today for Dr D D Swearingin an eye ear nose and throat specialist who died Monday night. Rev T W Brabham of First Methodist led the service with music by the church choir and soloists Mrs Doris Peter Wellbourn and Mrs H P Saunders Jr. Masonic services followed at South Park cemetery with John W Hall in charge. Active bearers included Drs R L Bradley J P Williams C F Beeson H V Fail W W Phillips and Lionel W Johnson. honorary bearers included Drs W N Worthington W T Guy J E McClane I E Marshall E W Lander Cecil Tucker E J Hubbard G W Griswold A P Horwitz and Conditt of Artesia. He had lived in Roswell for 27 years.
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Ballard Chapel
T. W. Brabham
First Methodist Church
LeRoy
First Presbyterian Church
Doris Peter Wellbourn
H. P. Saunders, Jr
South Park Cemetery
E. W. Lander
Cecil Tucker
E. J. Hubbard
G. W. Griswold
A. P. Horwitz
Conditt
Artesia
Swearingin
Roswell
Fugitive Trio Plundering Stores Across West Texas
Three fugitives linked to life prison escapes roamed West Texas robbing crossroads stores for food gas cash and loot while officers pursued. The trio led by J W Mann and including Robert Lacy Cash and Andrew H Nelson overpowered a guard during a prison transfer, with recent robberies spanning Nolan and nearby counties and ties to previous station hold ups and a deputy sheriff slaying.
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San Angelo
Tex
West Texas
Robert Lacy Cash
Andrew H. Nelson
J. W. Mann
Buffalo
Huntsville
Hylton
Nolan County
C. L. Fowler
Snyder
Amarillo
Nelson
Electra
Colorado City
Cash
Mann
Kay Francis Struck by Sea Sickness Then Falls On Set
Hollywood reports Kay Francis, star with Dean Na Durbin and Walter Pidgeon, suffered a knee and ankle injury from sea sickness on a dry land ship set. Off stage, she left for fresh air, then slipped and fell, amid mal de mer from the rocking boat.
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Hollywood
Kay Francis
Deanna Durbin
Walter Pidgeon
Malde Mer
Regular Veterans Association Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the local post of the Regular Veterans Association is called by the post commander for 7:30 tonight at the Ingalls Memorial Home. All members and former members of the United States armed forces are invited to attend.
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Veterans’ Association
Ingalls Memorial Home
United States Armed Forces
Brice Defends NM Constitution Framing
New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Charles R. Brice said the state’s constitution is as well written as any in the United States during a talk on the constitutional convention. He noted only 17 of the 100 members remain alive and recalled other justices who helped frame it at a Chaves County Historical Society program observing statehood anniversary.
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State Supreme Court
Charles R. Brice
New Mexico
Chaves County
New Mexico Supreme Court
Birthday Ball Chairmen Named For Chaves County
Walden Bassett and Chaves County chairman for the Presidents birthday celebrations to raise funds for fighting infantile paralysis announced the appointment of Mrs Mary Mullough as county chairwoman and listed community chairmen Frances Wolfe Roswell George Wilcox Dexter Bob Cumpsten Hagerman E C Jackson Lake Arthur and A D Chatten Elkins The Roswell dance will be at Cahoon Armory on Tuesday night Jan 30 President Roosevelts birthday Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur plan dances and a Spanish American dance will be held at Lake Arthur A local fund and a National Infantile Paralysis Foundation share funds half each The local committee is H B Smurl Will C Lawrence Mrs A D Jones W A Losey Cecil Bonney and Col D C Pearson with duties to assist parties raising funds.
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Roosevelt
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Elkins
Chaves County
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
H. B. Smurl
Will C. Lawrence
A. D. Jones
W. A. Losey
Cecil Bonney
Col
D. C. Pearson
Four Burn to Death in Salvation Army Fire in Houston
Four men were burned to death and five injured in a fire that destroyed the Salvation Army industrial home at McKee and Rothwell in Houston. The dead were Arthur Speed, Al Wilson, Ernest McGill, and James Melton. Twenty workers slept in the building. three leapt from a second story window and were injured. Fire officials could not determine a cause.
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Salvation Army
McKee and
Rothwell
Arthur Speed
al Wilson
Ernest McGill
James Melton
G. Bamper
R. O. Upper
G. Finley
W. Graham
J. G. Garte
Homer Lyles
Melton
Staunton
Ind
Explosion In DuPont Plant Kills Two In N J
Two men died and a third injured in a nitro glycerine explosion at the DuPont Powder Works in Gibbstown New Jersey. The blast rattled a 20 mile area and prompted investigations by state police and the FBI. Residents feared an earthquake aftershock as windows shattered and schools were evacuated.
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Gibbstown
N. J
DuPont Company
Earl Leslie Harbison
Clayton
Edward M. Bundens, Jr
Paulsboro
Repauna
Raymond Hicks
Paul C. Kaiser
Hicks
New Jersey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
Eugene Horan
Red Cross
Woodbury
Delaware River
Frankford Arsenal
Navy Yard
Florida Democrats Set to Back Roosevelt Third Term
Senator Pepper of Florida predicted the Florida delegation to the Democratic national convention would back President Roosevelt for a third term. He said 14 Florida delegates would be friendly to the President or his chosen successor, though arriving without official instructions. The Ohio delegation's stance and Frank Gannett's entry as a Republican candidate were also noted.
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Florida
Roosevelt
Pepper D-Fla
Ohio
Donahey
Pepper
Frank Gannett
Rochester N. Y
Young Republican Club of
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Gannett
Rochester
Unchanged Condition Of Joan Bennet’s First Husband
Hollywood January reports describe John Marion Fox ex husband of actress Joan Bennett as in an unchanged condition after an attempted overdose related to her marriage to Walter Wanger. He remains under care in a hospital room provided by Bennett and has had no visit from her.
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Hollywood
John Marion Fox
Joan Bennett
Walter Wanger
Fox
Lost her job but had a grand fling
Naomi Taylor, 28, confessed to forging a bank cash haul and fleeing to see Broadway shows in New York, Washington, San Francisco, and Hollywood after being laid off from a part time meat-market cashier job. She described the trip as “one glorious fling” before returning to face consequences.
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Naomi Taylor
Summerdale Avenue
Michael Ahern
Miss Taylor
New York
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Taylor
Bar Association To Meet Tonight In Chaves County
The Chaves County Bar Association holds its regular monthly dinner meeting at the Nickson Coffee Shop at 6 30 this evening to discuss new federal court procedure rules. President Ross L Malone Jr will preside and all visiting lawyers are welcome.
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Chaves County Bar Association
Nickson
Ross L. Malone, Jr
Republican Women To Meet Tomorrow in Roswell
Frank Wortmen of Dexter will speak at the Roswell Republican Women's Club meeting at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce. The club will hold a luncheon at noon tomorrow.
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Frank Wortmen
Dexter
Roswell
Weather Outlook Continues Cold Across Plains and North
The latest weather bulletin notes slow southward spread of unsettled conditions from the northern states into the plains and Mississippi valley. Light snow falls in Upper Lakes and Iowa to Nebraska, with clear conditions west of the Rockies and fog along the Pacific coast. Temperatures drop east of the mountains to Kansas and Missouri, with subzero readings in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and eastern Montana.
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Nebraska
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Pacific Coast
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Missouri
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Montana
North Dakota
New Mexico
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Roswell
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