Roosevelt social security plan faces Democratic revolt
The AP reports Democratic leaders try to head off revolt against key Roosevelt social security measures. President says states may raise pensions above 30 dollars monthly if desired, while federal share caps at 15 dollars though state contributions could exceed. House and Senate committees plan early hearings as party lines form.
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Weights and measures up in N. M. House
Two bills introduced in the New Mexico House seek a state bureau of weights and measures with a $2400 commissioner and deputy salaries up to 1800. Debate centered on cost, potential savings to miners and farmers, and whether to create a new bureau or fold duties into an existing one. The measure carried an immediate $5000 appropriation but faced opposition over taxes and employer costs.
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D-Chaves
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San Juan
Hauptmann defense may be on next week witness trial pace
The Hauptmann trial in Flemington, NJ, continues as defense examines money drafts and bank accounts to counter the state's case. Prosecutors cite ransom-related deposits while defense argues pre kidnapping finances show frugal habits and no direct link to the crime. Separate NM relief effort orders outline five divisions and county acting administrators as relief workers gather.
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Revival to be led by Bishop Boaz at Roswell church
Bishop Hiram Abiff Boaz, famed preacher, will conduct a daily revival at the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Roswell starting tomorrow through Sunday, January 27. Sermons include Americas Greatest Need with morning and evening services, except Saturday when evening service is omitted. Boaz will arrive this afternoon and stay with Dr. N L Linebaugh. He oversees New Mexico, Colorado, West and Central Texas, Northwest Texas, and Texas Mexican conferences with home in Fort Worth.
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Summary of Bills in the Legislature Continued on Page Five
Summary of bills in the legislature lists HB31 aimed at redefining legal practice requiring licensed lawyers in courts, drawing deeds, and prohibiting banks from acting as lawyers with penalties. HB32 proposes a state park commission with a superintendent and staff, police powers, and a $10,000 appropriation. HB33 concerns reassessment of property omitted by the state tax commission. HIM1 memorializes Congress to extend time for cattle-related actions.
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Police fail to trace Hamilton in Texas raid
Centerville Texas Jan 19 AP officer raided several alleged hideouts of Raymond Hamilton near here shortly after midnight but found no trace of the man who escaped last summer from the Texas state prison death house Neal Arthur a patrolman said Hamilton has been linked with the 5000 dollar robbery of the Citizen's State Bank of Buffalo on Wednesday.
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France asks League to care for Saar refugees
Geneva January nineteenth. France requests the League of Nations assume financial responsibility for the upkeep of hundreds of Saar refugees fleeing into France.
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Mrs. Hamilton Returns Home From Alamogordo
Mrs. M. S. Hamilton of Roswell, injured in a mountain highway accident west of Roswell, was brought back from Alamogordo hospital and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Science May Provide Way Predetermine Sex
Chicago report says Illinois State Medical Society notes vitamin E may influence offspring sex. Journal cites rat experiments linking low vitamin E to male births and high levels to female births. Also mentions English study where two previously infertile women conceived.
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Albuquerque Firm Low on Two Road Projects
Albuquer que firm Wheel er Carrico and Silver were low bidders on two highway projects offered by the State Highway Department in Santa Fe. NRH100 C covers grading minor drainage structures three timber bridges and work on 4950 miles in Rio Arriba between Espanola and Chama at 85130.48. NRS222 D covers grading drainage structures and crushed gravel surfacing on 5024 miles in Lincoln between Corona and Carrizozo at 39627.80.
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Albuquerque Eyes PWA Auditorium Plan Push
Mayor Charles Lembke said Albuquerque will back building a city auditorium with PWA aid and will launch a 1 cent plan for presentation in the national survey requested by the PWA Administrator. The move was announced in Albuquerque in the morning.
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Bankhead Act Extension Set For One More Year
Washington January 19 AP authorities say the Bankhead compulsory cotton control act will be extended for another year. The administration has definite plans to renew the act, maintaining federal controls on cotton production and marketing for an additional period.
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State Motor Patrol Report Details Fees and Caseload
Santa Fe Jan 19 AP State Motor Patrol chief E J House Jr releases report showing $72 in fees collected for automobile licenses from Aug 1933 to Jan 1935 and 1922 assistances with 959 cases handled. Patrol rendered in 595 cases in courts during the period.
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E. J. House, Jr
House
Ickes Backs Extension on Homestead Proofs
Secretary Ickes told Senator Cutting there is no objection to proposed legislation granting an extension of time to homestead entrymen whose entries expire in 1935 to submit final proof. The comment came from Washington on January 19 as the measure moves forward in Congress.
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Washington
Jan
Cutting
Dan Hogan Dies Aged 63 Oklahoma City Leader
Dan Hogan a 63 year old militant writer and political leader in Oklahoma for the past decade died last night of a heart attack in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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