World Court ratification falls short in Senate vote
The Senate voted 52 to 36 against joining the World Court, seven short of the two thirds needed. President Roosevelt, at his press conference, did not discuss the issue, but later wrote a letter thanking supporters. Senator Robinson mourned the setback as the question moved to a prolonged struggle in Congress and public education to win seven more votes.
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Washington
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Baker
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Robinson
15 Proposals To Amend State Constitution In NM
Santa Fe January 30 AP 12th New Mexico legislature sees a constitutional drive with 15 amendment proposals advanced so far including four year terms or biennial elections, land exchange with the federal government, and increased home exemptions for real estate. Others involve changes to head of family and war veteran exemptions. The record notes duplications and ongoing debate as sessions proceed.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Roosevelt Birthday Ball Set at Cahoon Armory Roswell Tonight
Preparations are complete for the President Roosevelt Birthday Ball at Cahoon Armory at 8 30 pm. City residents join a nationwide party to celebrate the President s birth and raise funds for infantile paralysis research. Admission is one dollar per couple, with seventy percent of proceeds kept locally.
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Roswell
United States
New Mexico firm chartered as Roswell company
The New Mexico Transportation Co. of Roswell is chartered by the State Corporation Commission with 150 shares no par value and 25000 dollars paid in. Incorporators are Paul Mc Cutchen Frank McCutchen and Ann Rodgers. Also included are unrelated excerpts about Bruno Hauptmann’s alibi in the Lindbergh case.
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New Mexico Transportation Co
Roswell
State Corporation Commission
Paul McCutchen
Frank McCutchen
Ann Rodgers
Huey Long Checks In Baton Rouge on Air Route Tour
Reporter notes Huey Long touring Baton Rouge in a historic capital city setting. Mentions an aeroplane sleeper flight from Los Angeles to Fort Worth and onward to New York, with remarks on the city’s new capitol building and a reference to the national guard keeping order.
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Crop producers to receive $90 average checks in 36 states
AAA announced more than 1,500,000 corn and hog producers in 36 states have received an average of $90 for crop reductions made last year. Over $182,000,000 in payments have been distributed to 1,531,943 farmers as of yesterday. First installments total about $156,197,000 and second installments $46,144,000. The full second installment, expected to reach $92,000,000, is being paid at roughly 33,009,000 daily.
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Washington
AAA
Boulder Dam storage to begin Friday morning milestone
In Boulder City Nevada on Friday at 7 30 a m water storage behind Boulder Dam will begin. The diverting tunnel will be closed and the Colorado River will be stored behind the dam creating the world s largest artificial reservoir in Black Canyon.
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Colorado
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Black Canyon
Midwest leaders plan reorganization of the G. O. P.
Topeka Kansas January 30 AP midwest Republican leaders met informally amid the Kansas day banquet talks to rekindle a national party base in the farm belt with seven state delegates Colorado Oklahoma Iowa Missouri Nebraska Illinois and Kansas in attendance Colonel Frank Knox Chicago publisher and main Kansas day speaker said the GOP had been de loused and called for a revival ahead of the 1926 presidential race.
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Midwest
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Oklahoma
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Frank Knox
Chicago
Rio Grande Conference Reaches Executive Session
In Santa Fe on January 30 AP reports the Rio Grande compact commission of Colorado, Texas, and New Mexico held an executive session after talks on the San Luis Valley sump drain reached a public hearing dead end. Officials hoped for a two year agreement beyond June when the compact expires.
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Santa Fe
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
San Luis Valley
Leas
Padres Against Child Labor Amendment in Santa Fe Letter
Santa Fe January 30 AP A letter from James McKenna former House member to Miguel Leyva D Santa Fe says Padres in our section are against the child labor amendment McKenna requests information and says he wrote Senator Atwood who did not answer and compares it to contacting Dennis Chavez about the post office with no reply.
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Santa Fe
James McKenna
House
Miguel Leyva
New Mexico
Senate
J. W. Tackett
Tennessee
Frances Perkins
Julien
New Meico
Taylor E. Julien
Fred Wilson
Quay
Senate Committee
Chavez to File Senate Contest Next Week
Santa Fe reports former Congressman Dennis Chavez will formally file his contest next week to seek the Senate seat held by Bronson Cutting. The notice of contest has been filed but the formal contest is not yet filed.
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Santa Fe
Dennis Chavez
U. S. Senate
Bronson Cutting
Not Necessary To File Tax Assessments
Santa Fe January 30 AP Byron O Beall chief state tax commissioner said it is not necessary to file returns with the county assessor despite ads claiming penalties for missing Feb 1. The 1933 repeal ended the filing duty and a new law makes assessors list and value property, but the 1919 valuation remains unchanged for three years.
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Santa Fe
Byron O. Beall
Governor and wife head to Roosevelt birthday ball in Albuquerque
Governor Clyde Tingley and Mrs Tingley depart Santa Fe with Adjutant Gen. R C Charlton after the PERA building dedication to attend the Roosevelt birthday ball in Albuquerque this afternoon.
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Albuquerque Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
R. C. Charlton
PERA
Albuquerque
Roosevelt
1935 Wool Clip Forecast as Smallest in Years
Phoenix January 30 AP The smallest wool clip in years was forecast for 1935 by Harry Petrie head of the cattle and sheep division of the agricultural adjustment administration He spoke at the National Wool Growers Association convention noting western ranges entered winter in poor to fair condition with mild weather easing losses but severe late winter could cause heavy losses He also predicted better prices.
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Ariz
United States
Harry Petrie
Agricultural Adjustment
Louisiana Citizens Seek Federal Aid Against Long Dictatorship
Baton Rouge January 30. Citizens opposing Huey P. Long question whether their uprising clashes with the federal government. Judge Kilbourne asked Secretary of War Dern if conflict with federal forces would be involved as Louisiana leaders fear Long’s seizure of state and parish authority.
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No Session Election Hearing Postponed To Afternoon
Santa Fe January 30 A P A hearing by the special House committee investigating election irregularities was postponed due to missing witnesses. Chairman J W Taylor announced the proceedings would convene again at 2 o clock this afternoon in the supreme court room.
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Supreme Court
Funeral for Gov Hagerman on Thursday
Funeral services for former territorial governor H J Hagerman will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Episcopal Church in Santa Fe Rev W S Trowbridge officiating The body lies in state at the state capitol lobby from 10 a m to 1 p m with a guard of honor by the New Mexico national guard Capitol offices closed during those hours The legislature will adjourn until after the funeral The remains will be cremated and buried in Milwaukee where his parents are interred Governor Clyde Tingley offered state services and facilities to the Hagerman family Representative Dempsey of New Mexico called Hagerman the pioneer spirit of the west and noted his public service and citizenship for New Mexico
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H. J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Episcopal Church
W. S. Trowbridge
State Capitol
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Milwaukee
Clyde Tingley
Hagerman
Washington
Dempsey
Herbert James Hagerman
New
Bills In Legislature Propose Land and County Govt Changes
SB67 Mears seeks consent for U S acquisition of state lands within and adjoining national forests under Judiciary. SJR12 Wilson proposes a constitutional amendment to allow a commission form of government for counties. SJR13 Wilson would permit a state ballot and define executive department with elected governor, lieutenant governor, and secretary of state plus other officers as provided.
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United States
New Mexico Debates Child Labor Amendment Ratification
Snowy, delayed debate as New Mexico lawmakers consider ratifying the federal child labor amendment. Senators dismiss optimism as the measure remains stalled in committee after a flawed House form prompted recommittal. Critics mock delays and question prospects for passage amid uncertain statewide support.
Dedication Today of New FERA Building in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe January 30 the federal relief administration built a new Santa Fe style structure beside the capitol. Gov. Clyde Tingley and Maj. kb. O. Braught presided as Kiwanis Club president Carl A. Bishop and Archibishop R. A. Gerken gave invocations and speeches. The Fifth Cavalry Regimental Band played, and the dedication closed with the state song. The event began at 2 o'clock.
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New Mexico
Federal Administration Relief Building
Capitol
Fifth Cavalry
Clyde Tingley
Kb. O. Braught
FERA
David Chavez
State Welfare Board
Carl A. Bishop
Kiwanis Club
R. A. Gerken
Major Braught
Charles B. Barker
Henry Dendahl
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