Cadets Defeat Badgers 26 23 In Second Game
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos reverse night prior to beat Trujillo Junior College Badgers 26 to 23. Broncos build early lead, Badgers rally to 23 20, Brennan and a late score seal the win as both teams play tight defense and balanced scoring.
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Badgers
Dave Burns
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos
Trujillo Junior College Badgers
Broncos
Brennan
Eee
Preston
Bron
Institute
Key
Davis
Badger
Williamson
Windy City
Goose” Brennan
Johnny Funk
Slick” Perez
Huffaker
Bronco
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Socorro
New +Mexico Miners
Cowboys
Brennan, Foy
Burch
Ys Perez
Burns Gs
Funk
EXPERTS VISIT TO DISCUSS RAILROAD POLICY DURING ROOSEVELT era
War time federal railroad administration experts arrive as Bernard Baruch and Swagerley join Roosevelt advisers for meetings on potential federal ownership. Attention shifts to euro debtors who missed payments, with Roosevelt signaling expectations of debt arrangements and deferments after March 4.
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Federal Railroad Administration
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
National Transportation Committee
Swagerley
Kentucky
Grarly
New NM Legislature Bills Span Tax to Insure Textbooks
The daily tally lists House measures HB73 proposing a four cent per gallon tax on lubricating oils to fund free text books, plus bills authorizing state bank receivers, hiring preferences for NM residents, and tamper prevention for registration lists. Senate items include pardons, property restoration rules, and sheriff duties. A Roosevelt fishing cruise note links Kermit Roosevelt with FDR, amid local political commentary. Pro/ passed items noted with brief outcomes.
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Associated Press
Wamel
Harris
New Mexico
Woods
Carrol and Maes
Thurmond
Howard
State Highway Commission
Santa Fe
Whittaker
Albuquerque
Roswell Council Hosts Banquet For City Leaders
Roswell mayor and aldermen plus city officials gathered at Westminster Hall for a turkey dinner and fellowship. Former mayors R L Bradley and John Hall attended, praising the city's management as council members and guests thanked each other and reflected on shared civic duties.
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Roswell
Westminster Hall
R. L. Pradley
John Hall
H. B. Smyris
W. H. McCullough
Lea Rowland
Howard Buchly
Santa Fe
C. L. Allison
W. C. Winston
H. B. Smurl
P. D. Wilkins
C. S. Allison
Howard Glover
E. B. Johnston
Leland Fellows
T. L. Gardner
S. Dobbs
J. E. Moore
L. S. Croissant
Rune Christman
Frank Young
Clyde Fulton
L. L. Johnson
R. L. Bradley
Smyrl E. L. Scarritt
Cecil Bonney
The
Dispatch
Fights Last Night Around the Nation and Abroad
Detroit bouts had Wesley Ramey outpoint Eddie Ran. Milling beat Dario Moreno. Paulino Uzendun stopped Giacomo Bergamas. Henry Firpo edged Sunny Jim Williams. Frankie Genaro defeated Joe Fino. Billy Wallace topped Lottie Severo. Max Rosenbloom beat Al Stillman. Allen Matthews defeated Ray McQuillan. Harry Dublinsky won over Lou Terry. Georgie Hansford outpointed Harry Fierro. A draw involved Fil Quinta nar Huerto Evans in Mexico City and Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eddie Ran
Poand
Varias Milling
Los Angeles
Dario Moreno
Kalamazoo
Barcelona
Spain
Paulino Uzendun
Giacomo Bergamas
Italy
Coshocton
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Sunny Jim Williams
New York
Alexandria
Frankie Genaro
Joe Fino
Mexico
Canton
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Lottie Severo
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Maxing Rosenbloom
al Stillman
Allen Matthews
Ray
McQuillan
Portland
Ore
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Lou Terry
Georgie Hansford
Harry Fierro
Fil Quintanar
Mexico City
Huerto Evans
Drew
Law Votes And Ayes Incity Utilities Borrowing And Foreclosure
The record notes 22 ayes and 6 noes on SB13 for adopting adults and 22 ayes with no nos on SBiv1 authorizing municipally owned utilities to borrow from the RFC for repairs and improvements. SB28 appropriates foreclosure lien procedure by judgment with 22 ayes and 9 nos.
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RFC
Amonett's Plays Hagerman Tonight at Roswell Gym
Amonett's Fender Fixers visit Hagerman tonight at Roswell High School gym at 7 45. Last week Amonett's edged Hagerman 26 24 in a thrilling valley game. For Amonett's starting lineup are Packenham and Hodges forwards Ferguson center and Bond and Peed guards.
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Amonett
Fender, Fixers
Hagerman Town
Roswell High” School
Hagerman
Amonett's
Valley
Amonett’s
Packenham
Hodges
Ferguson
Bond
Peed
Coyotes Meet Albuquerque Here Tomorrow at Roswell
The Roswell Coyotes host Albuquerque High Bulldogs tomorrow night at Roswell High gym. A 7:15 junior game precedes the main event at 8:45 with Bond and Richmond officiating. Coach Ar. Corim says his team is in good shape after a hard week of practice.
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Coyotes
Albuquerque High School Bulldogs
Roswell High School
Roswell Junior High School
Bond
Richmond
Ar. Corim
Albuquerque High
Roswell
Dexter Demons Defeat Institute Colts In Armory Clash
In a 32 24 Dexter Demons topple the Institute Colts at Cahoon Armory. Dexter led 14 12 at halftime as Colts struggled after drilling left fatigue. Burr led Dexter with eight points while Ray Kuykendall and Stone brothers added key scoring. Colts stars Clark Hubbel and Cark, Cisco each tallied ten, but misgivings about timing and schedule hurt them. Referee Gratton and players Brennan Terrill suffered minor injuries.
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Dexter Demons
Institute Colts
Cahoon Armory
Dexter
Colts
Dexter Boys
Institute
Cark
Cisco
Tas Colts
Thornton
Foyle
Hubbel
Burr
Ray
Kuykendall
Stone Brothers
Garrison
Storm
Summers
Clark Fe
Hubbel Ec
Chambers
Boyle
Bancaster
Dexter Hains
Stone
Steve Stone
McVicker
Davis
Orel AN. M. M
Brown
Dartmouth
Thompson West Point Gossips At drill and basketball games
A campus chatter column notes Cadets debating whether Thompson is in the band or troop, mentions Charlie Fuller’s goose step at last fall’s Cotton Carnival, and recalls a First Year Advanced drill where Sergeant Duthie asked Hargrave about milk or a rat. It cites Jack Stucky’s return after a gun range injury and hints at Albuquerque trip plans for First Classmen.
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Charlie ‘Fuller
Charlie
Duthie
Hargrave
Warren
Mennen
Albuquerque
Lobos
Jack Stucky
Burch
Welch
Hearte
Artesia
Institute
Basketball Scores From Fire Associated Press Roundup
A compiled list of college and high school basketball scores from across the country. Teams include Washington, Yale, Georgia, LSU, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Tennessee, Carleton, Kansas, Iowa State, Haskell Indians, Texas Christian, Oregon State, Montana Mines, Santa Clara, Missouri Valley A. A. U. Basket ball, and several others with varied results and non league games noted.
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Associated Press
Washington and ScHedlern
Pennsylvania
Yale
Georgia
Mercer
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt Dos
Alabama
Tennessee
Coe
Monmouth
Meiji
Japan
Carleton
Kansas
Iowa State
Hytings
Kearney
Kansas City Life
Warrensharo
Moe
William Jewel
Tarkie
Haskell Indians
Ottawa
Southwestern
Okla
Phillips
Rice
Texas Christian
Colorado
Wyoming
Amarillo ‘Tex. Jr. College
New Mexico
Washington
Oregon State
Oregon
Idaho
Billings Poly
Montana Mines
Farm Bureau backs broader allotment plan with cuts
The Farm Bureau advocated applying allotment provisions to all export surplus products. O’Neal supported simplifying the bill but praised acreage control. He suggested making the reduction more drastic than the proposed twenty percent. The plan would tax manufacturers and pay growers a bonus for required acreage reductions.
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O'Neal
Hmself
Dado Loses Bantam Title Challenge to Arizmendi
Speedy Dado, famed as California bantamweight champion, forfeited his class to face Baby Arizmendi, who dominated seven of ten rounds in a decisive featherweight matchup. Dado earned two rounds and one even verdict in the loss.
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Los Angeles
Speedy Dado
California
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
Dado
Wrestling results from New York and New Jersey matches
New York wrestlers Sam Stein of 204 pounds defeated Ray Jeffries of Oklahoma at 20 minutes 50 seconds. Jim Londos of 201 pounds defeated Dick Davis of Greece in San Diego at 15 minutes.
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Associated Press
New York
Sam Stein
Newark
Ray Jeffries
Oklahoma
Paterdon
N. J
Jim Londos
Greece
Dick Daviscour
San Diego
Calif
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Belgium
Garcia Et al
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Juan Sanchez
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Julien
State Board of Financce
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jones
Sjims
Congress
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kermit
Vincent
Jae
Council
Presbyterian Church
Deus
Marberry
Bucky Harris
Freds
Senators
Record Evening Branch
Dusten
Terrill
Amatillio Junior College
Gratton
Goose
Thompson
West Point
Ned
von Becker
Hank
Jimmie
Santa Clara
St. Mary’s
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Wichfie Henry’s
Tulsa Oilers
Hutchinson
Great Bend
South
White House
Hoover
Muscle Shoals
Nemqo-Flex
Rau
Farm Bureau
Henry L. Stimson
Herman H. Davis
Geneva
Arms ‘Clevate
Montgomery Ward & Co
Roswell, N. M
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