Olson's Swedes Meet Amonett's Here Tonight
Terrible Swedes, largest traveling basketball club, face Roswell Fender Fixers at Old High School tonight at 8 with a 7:15 prelim. Swedes boast five players averaging 6 ft 6 in and 207 pounds, unbeaten this year against Alabama, Southern champions, Brigham Young, Utah. Admission 40 cents adults, 25 cents children.
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Terribie Swedes
Mett
Fender Fixers
Old High
Roswellsche 1
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Olson
Alabama University
Southern
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
Roswell
Rules Committee to Decide 1933 Football Changes
New York January 30 AP The rules committee of the American Football Coaches Association will meet to decide what changes, if any, should be made in the playing code for 1933. Lou Little of Southern California will represent the Coaches' Association at the National Football Rules Committee meeting a week later.
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New York
American Football Coaches Association
Lou Little
Southern California
Coaches’ Association
National Football Rules Committee
Hoppe challenges world three cushion champ in billiards
Willie Hoppe, dominant in 18.1 balkline billiards, has challenged the World three cushion championship winner. The four remaining contenders Welker Cochran of San Francisco J N Bozeman Jr of Vallajo Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago Johnny Layton of Sedalia expressed willingness to meet Hoppe for a $5,000 side wager.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Balkline Billiards
Ac Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Balkline
J. N. Bozeman, Jr
Vallajo
Calif
Augie Kieckhefer
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Hoppe
Cost 11491 Take Prisoners To State Prison
Santa Fe New Mexico January 30 AP cost of bringing 325 prisoners to the state penitentiary in the fiscal year ending June 30 1932 was 11491.05 per New Mexico Taxpayers Association bulletin read today the report shows 1562 meals for prisoners and guards at 89 cents each transportation cost averages were 24 by rail 38 by automobile savings of 4400 in mileage if eight cents a mile instead of twelve and a half were allowed.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico Taxpayers’ Association
Bulletin
Tax reform bills outline savings and tax measures
Taxpayers survey lists measures to abolish county boards of tax appraisers saving 90000 dollars and eliminate juvenile court attorney job saving about 10800 dollars, with other proposed cuts and new levies. It notes prison license plate factory and justice department as costly proposals, and outlines nine taxation bills, road funding, and potential public expense increases.
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Alreday
Senate
State Department of Justice
State Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
Association
Department of Justice
Busy week for middleweights headline Cleveland card
A busy boxing week opens in Cleveland with a 12 round middleweight bout between Gorilla Jones of Akron and Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute, with NBA recognition as American champion pending. Semi final features Ben Jeby of New York challenging Paul Pirrone in a 12 round bout. Jeby’s title not at stake. Tony Canzoneri headlines Madison Square Garden in a 10 round non title vs Billy Townsend. Midget Weilsast meets Jackie Wilson in Pittsburgh in an overweight bout.
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New York
Cleveland
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
National Boxing Association
Jones
Marcel Thil
Paris
Ben Jeby
East Side
New York State Athletic Commission
Paul Pirrone
Jeby
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Canzoneri
State Commission
Institute Cadets end with rough finish after Artesia loss
In a tough road game, the Institute Colts fall 33-26 at Artesia. After leading three quarters, Artesia outscores 7 points late as Cadets miss crucial shots. Box score notes Cisco and others contributing, highlighting a rough final stretch in the season opener updates.
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Sonya” Branton
New “E
Kost
Hussman
Institute Colts
Artesigg
Bulldogs
Colts
Artesia Palldors
Cisco
House leaders back three measures for two thirds vote
House leaders of both parties backed three measures likely to reach a two thirds majority in the chamber. A bankruptcy bill would ease financial strain on creditors and corporations until better times return. The Cellier gasoline tax proposal aims to raise 137 million dollars in the coming year and renew a one cent levy. A Glas-Steagall extension would keep paper eligible for rediscount at Federal Reserve banks, sustaining gold reserves and credit. Senate moves to speed up appropriation bills continue as House sent five money bills. only three working days remain before March 4.
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Cellier
Treasury
Glas Steagall
Federal Reserve
House
Treasury Post Office
WEEK-END BRIEFS OF SPORT WORLD
Sports briefs cover track rowing and tennis results from cities including New York Montreal and Melbourne with winners such as Nordell Melvin John and Shields Lott and Gledhill. A separate economic political note discusses a proposal to expand government powers and additional federal pay cuts amid Volstead act debates.
Inflicting Tax on Consumers for Cheaper Power Crusade
Washington dispatch reports reformers led by Reed Smoot and Charles R. Crisp maneuvered a tax shift onto electricity consumers via a conference committee. The tactic, critics say, burdens the public with a small per cent tax on bills, not the companies. Senator Norris notes public appetite for stricter power regulation grows under Roosevelt.
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Aids Crusade
Washington, D. C
Crusaders
Reed Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Charles R. Crisp
House of
George W. Norris
Norris
Roosevelt
House Wanted After February First
After February 1st a four foot modern house with hardwood floors is sought. Call after 5 p.m. 405 South Penn Adv 2616e.
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South Penn
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