Senate Approves Unified Relief Plan for States
Washington January 26 AP A general relief program aligned with President-elect Roosevelt gained Senate Manufacturers Committee approval without a record vote. The measure blends LaFollette Costigan and Cutting bills, creating a $500 million direct grant fund to states, plus matching bonds. A three member Federal Emergency Relief Board will allocate funds and certify to the reconstruction corporation for payments, with the board selecting its own executive officer.
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Washington
R Rosevelt
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Senate
LaFollette-Costigan
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Cutting
New Mexico
Federal Emergency Relief Board
Reconstruction Corporation
la Follette-Costi- Zan
Children’s Bureau
Senate confirms New Mexico board appointments
Santa Fe January 26 AP The senate confirmed Gov Arthur Seligman appointees to three state boards including the New Mexico Military Institute and the School for the Deaf. Appointees include J D Atwood Roswell Guy R Brainard Artesia and others across Santa Fe Abiquiu and Las Vegas. Chavez replaces Alberto Amador on the School for the Deaf board with no other changes.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Senate
A. C. Torres
Socorro- Catron
Torres
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico Military Institute
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Guy R. Brainard
Artesia
Herbert B. Smuarl
M. A. Otero, Jr
E. A. Cahoon
New Mexico School
Petitions Seek to Preserve New Mexico Day Law
In Artesia and Roswell areas petitions were forwarded to the state legislature urging no change to the current prohibition law. Sponsors reported several hundred signatures from Pecos Valley towns supporting retention of the law as is.
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Artesia
N. M
New Mexico
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Sandoval Democrats Declared Elected in County Races
In Albuquerque on January 26, Democratic candidates were declared elected to three of five Sandoval county offices after Judge Milton Helmick ordered 69 Canyon precinct votes counted. Winners include Nicklas Salazar and Co. O'Neal for county commissions and Rebecca Baca for county school superintendent.
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Albuquerque
N M
Sandoval
Milton Helmick
Canyon
Nicklas Salazar and
Co. Co. O'Neal
Rebecca Baca
Starr Not Opposed Prison Farm Bill
Sen Arthur Starr of Dona Ana says he will not oppose a prison farm bill that would require produce to be canned for state institutions. He faces a personal financial impact as a farmer who runs a canning factory at Lee and supplies the state with canned products.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur Starr
Dona Ana
Taylor E. Julien
Quay
Starr
Lee
Fire destroys vacant five room house at Missouri Ave corner
A vacant five room house at the Missouri Avenue corner near the south city limits burned completely about 9 45 last night. Annabelle Hall of Santa Rosa owned the structure. no water was available and chemicals could not save it while the windmill was saved. Forty gallons used. Cause unknown. No furniture inside. Caller identity unknown. Earlier a grass fire at 106 East Albuquerque led to a 6 15 call.
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Missouri Avenue
South City Limits
Annabelle Hall
Santa Rosa
Albuquerque
Young Democrats To Meet Tuesday In Roswell
The Chaves County Young Democrats Club will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening at 7 45 for a round table discussion on taxation relief proposals sponsored by Chaves county groups. E C Gessert of the Chaves County Taxpayers Association will lead. An election of officers for 1933 will be held. Ross Maione Jr. is the current president. Public invitation extended.
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Chaves County
UNM Officials Visit Roswell Leaders Today
Dr. James Zimmerman president of the University of New Mexico and Dr. S. P. Nanninga dean of the school of education visited Roswell today to discuss university affairs and education programs.
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James Zimmerman
University of New Mexico
S. P. Nanninga
School of Education
University
Roswell
Blizzard on Paging Coast Brings Deaths
Relenting blizzards strand Far West communities as relief parties push through snow and wind. Two more deaths bring toll to five, plus three missing. A Jasper Oregon woman perished near Mineral California, a mine watchman died near Goldfield Nevada, while 40 marooned residents seek aid at Greenhorn Creek Calif. In Reno area 45 snowbound people, a sick woman among them, wait help. A Oakland man drowned in San Francisco Bay as a skiff capsized amid heavy seas along the coast. Property damage reported from the storm along Oregon and California coasts.
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Hope
R. A. Taylor
Jasper
Ore
Mineral
Lassen County
Calif
Lloyd Taylor
Mike McGlynn
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Oregon Coast
Consolidation Urged by Hanna in New Mexico
Albuquerque January 26 AP former supreme court justice R H Hanna urged consolidation of city county and state agencies to cut taxes in a Rotary Club address He proposed shrinking commissions and combining auditor and comptroller offices and urged a commission form of government for counties with sheriffs and clerks on a fee basis.
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Albuquerque
N. M
R- H. Hanna
Supreme Court
Corporation Commission
Tax and Highway Commissions
Rotary Club
National Guard Cavalry to award service medals
National Guard members of the Albuquerque cavalry organizations will receive medals for service and perfect drill on Feb 1. Col Clyde E. Ely, commander of the Alith Cavalry, and Maj. F. R. Ty will present the honors at the ceremony.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque Cavalry
National Guard
Clyde E. Ely
Alith Cavalry
Naa
R. Ty
New Senate Bills Define Chiropractor Fees and Land Grants
In the legislature, Senate bill SB67 proposes collecting and distributing license fees for chiropractic practitioners, enables suspension from practice for violations after due process, and sets penalties for practicing during suspension. SB68 defines owners and proprietors of community land grants for state and county affairs.
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Associated Press
Thaxton
Wikson-Tackett
Jackson death may be revenge plot
Orin B. Jackson was shot by masked gunmen at his Santa Rosa pool hall in a possible revenge attack linked to an old murder case. Sheriff Sanchez noted other clues under review while Jackson, shot by three men, survived and was hospitalized with grave injuries.
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Santa Rosa
Orin B
Jackson
F. T. Sanchez
Royal
Joe Ballard
Amarillo
Recount Shows No Change In Outcome For Justice Of Peace Race
Recount of the justice of peace election in south Roswell and nearby boxes did not alter the winner. Johnson's total fell from 1331 to 1327 while Winston rose from 1300 to 1201 overall, with margins narrowing but Johnson still leading. Ballots flagged for unclear voter intent were excluded in the recount. The Board of County Commissioners scheduled to canvass results, overseen by Curry Hill under Judge H A Riker. Winston carried north Roswell as first count and recount, with 708 against 635.
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Justice of Peace
L. L
Kirk
Johnson
Winston
South Roswell
North Roswell
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Curry
Hill
H. A. Riker
Nepotism Bill Recalls Amid Tight House Vote
Santa Fe January 26 AP The anti nepotism bill narrowly passed the House 26 to 21 and will be recalled today to apply an amendment meant to seal gaps. Sponsor Rep Miguel Leyva said the change would prevent government department heads from trading relatives for relatives to dodge the law. The close vote fueled a sharp House clash.
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Santa Fe
N. M
House
Miguel Leyva
Sennen
Grass fires here present hazard
The fire department received two more grass fire calls today, one at 10:45 at 514 East Fifth and another at noon at 519 East Fourth. No damage occurred, but high winds could have sparked major blazes. The department urges careful trash burning and fully extinguishing fires before night. Through today, 19 calls have been logged this year, versus 9 by this time last year.
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East Fifth
East Fourth
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Fair tonight and Friday with colder conditions tonight and fair weather across New Mexico tonight only.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Officers Seize Liquor From El Paso Load Near Roswell
Two men, Mark Eiring aged 38 and Charley Bennett aged 23, were arrested early today for transporting liquor from El Paso to Amarillo. They faced federal prohibition charges after a pursuit that ended west of Roswell in a Model A Ford with three cases of Juarez bonded whiskey and two five gallon cans of alcohol. The suspects, well dressed, surrendered as officers reached the scene following a tip. They are held for action by United States commissioner Dan C. Savage.
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el Paso
Amarillo
Mark Eiring
Charley Bennett
Juarez
Roswell
Howard Beacham
Prohibition
E. L. Peck
Six-Mile Hill
United States
Dan C. Savage
State Recovers $39 400 In Two Years
The attorney general reports that in the last two years the state recovered $39 400 through litigation and adjustments. Pending settlements may yield more than $25 000 over time. 1931-32 special attorney costs totaled $3 312 with $2 592 by the highway department for gasoline refund cases.
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Santa Fe
N. M
E. K. Neumann
Highway Department
Attorney General’s Office
State Comptroller
Banking Bill Hearing On House Measure 42
A joint senate and house committee will hold an open hearing tonight on House Bill 42, a banking measure defining who may receive money for deposit. A similar bill passed two years ago but was declared unconstitutional.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Senate
House
Old Time Resident of Roswell Dies at 64
Augustine Terrazes died at St. Mary's hospital after living in Roswell 40 years. He leaves parents and nine siblings, none residing in Roswell. Funeral arrangements await word from relatives. Schulers Funeral Home in charge.
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Roswell
Augustine Terrazes
St. Mary’s Hospital
Schulers’ Funeral Home
Volunteers Called For Repeal Election
Speaker Alvan M. White proposed volunteers to serve at the prohibition repeal election at a reception for legislators by the W. O. N. P. R. He argued this would reduce election expenses and that there should be ample volunteers available.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Alvan M. White
Glass Banking Bill 1 Sets Stage for Senate Vote
Washington ap final passage of the Glass banking bill after days of dispute offers new hope to repeal advocates for a Senate vote this session but faces complexities as appropriation bills and unemployment relief loom. Democrats push action on the 3.05 beer and wine bill while Smoot says hearings on modifying the Volstead act begin Monday. Harrison urges decisive votes without protracted hearings as the House has passed 3.2 beer.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Harrison
House
Dust Storm Hits New Mexico Today
A major dust storm swept eastern New Mexico with speeds of 25 to 30 mph and little major damage reported. The storm stirred heavy clouds, left snow in parts, and quall conditions were noted along the Continental Divide. Temperatures ranged from 20 above to 35 above zero with Albuquerque at 31 and Clayton at 25, and colder weather forecast for tonight.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Continental Divide
Oso Ridge
Santa Fe
Clayton
State Senate to review labor and chiropractic appointments
Reappointment of Edward Sackett of Albuquerque and appointment of Waite J. Keeney of Clovis to the state labor commission await senate confirmation by the governor. Keeney would replace Dan Kelly of Tucumcari and the trio may select a third member, with Bonifacio Montoya of Bernalillo presently serving. The governor also sent to the senate appointments to the state board of chiropractic examiners Dr Charles E. Winches ter Santa Fe Dr H J Morton Las Vegas and Dr E E Thaxton Albuquerque Dr Thaxton will succeed Dr que.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Edward Sackett
Albuquerque
Waite J. Keeney
Clovis
State Labor Commission
Senate Committee On Executive Communications
Senate
Keeney
Dan Kelly
Tucumcari
Sackett
Bonifacio Montoya
Bernalillo
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Charlies E. Winchester
H. J. Morton
Las Vegas
E. E. Thaxton
Thaxton
Que
New Mexico Receives $81,200 in Emergency Relief Funds
Washington reports New Mexico was granted $81,200 in reconstruction corporation emergency relief aid to be spent in thirty one counties during January and February. The request, presented by Margaret Reeves, state director of child welfare, notes counties tried to care for the needy without outside help but now require federal support.
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Washington
New Mexico
Reconstruction Corporation
Margaret Reeves
New School Bill Cuts Municipal Board Seats
A rushed state bill reducing municipal school boards from six to five is said to control the February 14 election. Will Purdy reports from Roswell that Georgia Lusk says the bill is signed and the attorney general agrees it governs the current election. The Record cites AP noting governor Signatures and applicability remain uncertain.
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Will Purdy
Roswell
Georgia Lusk
Associated Press
Seligman
Purdy
Rockey Is Dismissed As State Trades Supervisor
Santa Fe January 26 AP Dismissal of D W Rockey of Albuquerque as supervisor of the division of trades and industrial education was announced by state superintendent Mrs Georgia L Lusk with Board of Education approval. Effective February 14 he will leave the post though remaining in the office until then. No replacement named.
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Santa Fe
N. M
D. W. Rockey
Albuquerque
Division of
Trades and Industrial Education
State Department
Georgia L. Lusk
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rockey
Lusk
State Board of Education
Trades and Industrial Division
Lions to Oppose A Proposed Law In New Mexico
The Roswell Lions club will send a letter to Chaves County legislators urging opposition to the current proposal restricting truck loads on New Mexico highways.
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Roswell Lions Club
Chaves County
New Mexico
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