Republican keynote attacks New Deal ideals on independence day
Republican National Committee chairman P Fletcher denounces the New Deal as unAmerican and claims government bureaucracy cannot manage citizens. He cites Independence Day history and President Roosevelt's recent address to urge revival of reading the Declaration of Independence.
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Republican “National Committee
P. Fletcher
Europe
America
Philadelphia
Fletched
Roosevelt
Maged
New Jersey
Tennessee
United States
Johnson
Pletcher
City School Board Notes on Teachers and Deafness
AP dispatches report two items: in education, happier longer-tenured teachers weigh about ten pounds more than their discontented peers and older married educators show higher satisfaction. another note cites Joseph Marr Gwinn on undetected deafness in children, estimating 300,900 deaf students. In New Mexico, state climatologist E. L. Hardy cites June as very dry with .55 inches average. normal June rainfall is 1.27 inches.
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Washington
Robert Hoppcock
New York
National Educational Association
Joseph Marr Gwinn
San Francisco
Albuquerque
E. L. Hardy
President's cruise on the Houston sparks mockery
Will Rogers notes Germany's death by action custom and mocks the Astor wedding as a relief from strikes and wars. He jokes about the President's departure on Jesse Jones' boat the Houston and laments global uncertainty with a satirical tone.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jesse Jones
Houston
Hitler
Germany
Roswell Board Retains Ban on Married Women Teachers
At a Roswell city schools meeting the board rejected reinstatement for Mrs. Mamie Urton as a Roswell High School teacher. Three petitions urged reversal, but the unanimous vote upheld the policy that married women may not be employed. A roster of Roswell instructors and staff followed.
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Roswell
Mamie S. Urton
Roswell High School
Orton
D. N. Pope
Irene Swann
Thelma Perry
Esther McNally
Poe W. Corn
Ella Yeager
J. D. Shinkle
R. E. Morris
A. B. Corum
Nina Cullen
Many fires burn national forests continues on page five
The Forest Service said rains gave firefighters a temporary break but drought areas in Arizona New Mexico and parts of Colorado still face critical conditions. Year to date fires exceed the three year 1930 average by over 50 percent with 2989 fires vs 1680. Expenditures reach 105244 dollars and 68159 acres burned so far in 1934.
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Washington
Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Draining of Lake McMillan Draws Criticism
Elliot Barker state game warden described the drainage of Lake McMillan by the Carlsbad irrigation project as a great loss to New Mexico sportsmen. He cited the loss of about 100 tons of fish and urged closer cooperation between the reclamation service the game commission and the bureau of fisheries. W A Losey of Hagerman, president of state and Chaves County Game Protective Associations, also criticized the draining.
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Lake
McMillan
Carlsbad
Elliot Barker
New Mexico
Barker
Reclamation Service
Game Commission
Ang Bureau of Fisheries
W. A. Losey
Hagerman
State
Chaves County
Farm trusts denounced by Howe at Chautauqua
Dr Frederic C Howe Consumers' Counsel for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration denounced farm trusts as exposing farmers and consumers to exploitation. He cited a milk trust with salaries from two member companies totaling over two million dollars in 1933, and warned the issue spans cotton wheat cattle hogs tobacco fruits vegetables poultry and eggs.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
United States
Frederic C. Howe
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Howe
Washington
America
Heat Wave Grips Nation From Midwest To East
The Associated Press reports the midwestern grain belt swelters for the fifteenth day with temperatures up to 99. The heat persists in the East while cooler relief is forecast for the upper Midwest. New York area forecasters expect localized showers with no wide relief until after the Fourth of July.
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Associated Press
Middle-west
Kansas
Nebraska
Midwest
New York
Mercury
New York Weather Bureau
Baseball scores and box scores across major leagues
Baseball games and box score details from today including New York and Boston, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, Chicago and St Louis, Washington and Philadelphia, Boston and New York, plus Detroit and Cleveland. Includes batterymen and pitching staff for each listed contest.
Baseball Lineup Mentions Across Teams
A list highlights players and teams with abbreviations: Gehrig Foxx Werber Urbanski Lary Crosetti Stone Van Atta Goslin Cronin. Detroit Washington Boston NY provide names, teams, and cities in a compact sports note.
Harriman Sentenced for Bank Funds Misuse
Joseph Harriman, former president of Harriman National Bank of New York City, leaves the federal court after receiving a four and a half year sentence for misapplication of bank funds. He is allowed to depart on a stay of execution pending appeal.
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Joseph Harriman
Harriman National Bank
New York City
New York
Prince Consort of Holland Dies at The Hague
The Hague July 3 AP Henry Prince Consort of Holland died today shortly before 3 p.m. He was 8 years old after fainting spell June 28 in his Red Cross office then taken to the Royal Palace where doctors called his condition satisfactory Queen Wilhelmina left Switzerland for The Hague and Princess Juliana in London learned of her father’s illness.
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the Hague
Holland
Henry
Prince Consort of
Prince Consort
Red Cross
Royal Palace
Wilhelmina
Switzerland
Hague
Juliana
London
Albuquerque Drum and Bugle Corps to national convention
The Albuquerque Drum and Bugle Corps departed for the National DAV convention in Colorado Springs carrying brochures on New Mexico events. A Chamber of Commerce leaflet outlines July and August fiestas and Indian ceremonies with explanations of seals. Charles Restow will run the literature booth as secretary of the Bugle Corps and Tourist Division.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Restow
Bugle Corps
Demo Leaders Plan Bloc Votes In The House
Washington July 3 AP House leaders aim to block blocs in the next Congress by altering petition rules to prevent forced votes on issues like the soldiers bonus full pay on bank deposits and inflationary measures. Democratic leader Burns plans to raise petition signatures to 218 to bring a bill up for debate.
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Washington
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Byrne
President Roosevelt Weathering Rough Atlantic Voyage
President Roosevelt endures rough seas aboard USS Houston as he sails south toward Haiti and Puerto Rico. Sea sickness hits destroyers Gi mer and Williamson, while Roosevelt relaxes with his sons and stays in touch with the White House by wireless. The voyage includes planned stops at Haiti and Puerto Rico en route to Hawaii and the American west coast. The New Orleans replaces the damaged San Francisco in Pacific convoy.
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Gilmer
Roosevelt
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Houston
Trail
Gimer
Williamson
Secret Service
Pacific
Hawaii
New Orleans
San Francisco
Fourth of July Program at Ft Stanton Highlights
An all day Fourth of July celebration at Ft Stanton features a rodeo with five events totaling 35 dollars in prizes and a 50 cent admission with children under 8 free. Daylight fireworks and a barbecue dinner are planned with a public address system to inform the crowd about contests at an ideal mountain venue.
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FT. Stanton
Ft. Staunton
Call for National Bank Statements Issued on June 30
Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all National Banks as of close of business Saturday June 30. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation followed with a call for condition of all State Banks not affiliated with the Federal Reserve, also as of June 30. The Federal Reserve System likewise called for statements from State Banks affiliated with the System.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Chilean farmers riot in southern Chile as army rushes aid
A thousand peasants driven from farms by cold and hunger revolted in southern Chile near Mulchen. A special train with 200 Carabineros was sent to reinforce 150 officers already on site to quell the disturbance.
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Santiago
Chile
Mulchen
Japanese cabinet resigns amid financial scandal
Tokyo July 3 AP The Japanese cabinet resigns as Emperor Hirohito weighs a new premier with army and navy factions clamoring for militarist leadership. Premier Makoto Saito submitted resignations to Hirohito who asks him to continue pending successor selection. Saionji called in as Hirohito weighs options after Bank of Formosa scandal.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Makoto Saito
Saito
Prince Saionji
Investigator to probe Jal New Mexico poison gas reports
Santa Fe July 3 AP A competent investigator will be sent to the Jal region to analyze reports of poison gas in wells. Dr Paul S Fox state sanitary engineer said some residents fell ill after drinking water and hydrogen sulfide could be the culprit if present in dangerous quantities.
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Santa Fe
Jal
N. M
Paul S. Fox
Fox
West Texas
Wink
State Highway Department
H. C. Martin
Poison liquor kills seven in Pittsburgh woods gathering
Seven men die from poisoned liquor after a drinking party in the woods near a Pittsburgh suburb. Six homeless men perished last night and early today, with one more in a critical condition in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jungles
Colorado relief allotment totals for July released
Denver July 3 AP The state relief administration plans to aid 228 132 persons during July with a total allotment of 1 475 687 distributed among counties including El Paso 83 540 Pueblo 150 000 Larimer 35 000 Las Animas 125 000 and Legan 14 900.
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Denver
State Relief Administration
el Paso
Pueblo
Larimer
Las Animas
Legan
Oklahoma primaries close as voters pick state party aims
Oklahoma voters wrapped up a torrid primary campaign for state, congressional, and county offices with a runoff likely on July 24 due to large fields. Key figures include Governor Murray, Tom Anglin, EF W Marland, Jack Walton, J Berry King, Robert Burns, Homer Smith, and W B Pine.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H
Murry
Tom Anglin
Anglin
EF. W. Marland
Jack Waillton
J. Berry King
Robert Burns
Homer Smith
W. B. Pine
Hunt Dillinger in Massachusetts
John Dillinger was hunted today across western Massachusetts as state troopers and patrols combed country lanes, backwoods farms, and highways for a small sedan with Michigan plates. Troopers on horseback and cruising squads searched wooded areas after a motorist in Whitinsville was positively identified as Dillinger.
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Boston
John Dillinger
Massachusetts
Michigan
Whitinsville
Dillinger
Ferris Shelton Dies at Alamogordo
Ferris W. Shelton, 45, of the Gordon Shelton Motor Company in Alamogordo, New Mexico, died suddenly of a heart attack late last night. He had lived in the area all his life, attended New Mexico A and M College, and was active in business circles, including a tenure as president of the Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his widow, three children, and his mother, Mrs. M. E. Shelton.
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Nazi Party
Munich
Gustav von Kahr
Hitler
Germany
Nazi
Brown House
Victor Lutze
Ernst Boehm
Brown Shirts
Father Muhner
Storm Troop
Reichswehr
Adolf Wagner
Wagner
Boehm
Alamogordo
N. M
Ferris W. Shelton
Gordon Shelton Motor Company
Shelton
New Mexico A. and M. College
Chamber of Commerce
M. E. Sheltom
Lt Frank Thompson Leaves the Institute
Lieutenant Frank Thompson, assistant professor of military science at the New Mexico Military Institute since 1930, is assigned to a one year course at Randolph Field in San Antonio. The July 1 transfer begins as Mrs Thompson and their son Jack relocate from Roswell, leaving many local friends saddened by the move.
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Frank Thompson
New Mexico Military Institute
Air Corps
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Thompson
Jack
Roswell
Thompsons
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