J. D. Green Seriously Hurt In Family Fight
J D Green, resident near St Marys hospital, is in critical condition with a possible brain concussion after a noon fight in the 100 block of South Virginia. He and his son Billy battled Luther Hooker and Charles Hooker, ages 19 and 21, who were armed and arrested by Sheriff Perry Bean. Green was the only seriously injured and remained unconscious at 2 30 pm.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
South Virginia
Billy Green
Luther Hooker
Charles Hooker
Hooker
Perry Bean
Missing Illinois tourists case widens search in New Mexico
Gallup New Mexico July 3 AP a man who telegraphed Gov Clyde Tingley from a local office that he found a pair of men's shorts and a suit in the Mal Pais east of here is en route to guide state police to the site. Names include Girard Bates and families of Lorius and Heberer as investigators pursue clues across New Mexico and Floydada Texas to Vaughn and Gonzales showing no solid link yet. Police also probe a morphine vial near a Continental Divide mound while a World War veteran in Floydada says he was discharged May 22 and offers VA ticket numbers to clear himself.
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Mal Pais
Badlands
Here
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Girard Bates
Floydata
Texas
Wesley Hoar
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Ill
Albert Heberer
DuQuoin
Vaughn
Gonzales
N M
Floydada
N. M
Veterans Hospital
George F. Lorius
Cubans Detain U S Radicals Casting Doubt on Visit
Havana July 3 AP Cuban authorities detain 17 Americans including playwright Clifford Odets and other members of a commission from the League of American Writers after boarding the liner Oriente and moving the group to a detention camp across Havana Bay. Police say the party will be deported, deeming them undesirable aliens. Odets protests and accuses Mendieta's government of fear of impartial inquiry.
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Tiscornia
Cuba
Clifford Odets
Oriente
New York
Commission
League of American Writers
la Punta
Isgael Wallach
United States
Odets
Philadelphia
Baseball National League results feature dramatic late innings
In a set of games, Boston tops Brooklyn 13 to 6 after a 000 003 003 rally. Philadelphia loses to New York 4 to 3 with late scoring, Chicago defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2, and the noted batters include Smith Benton Betts Phelps Hubbell Mancuso and Hartnett Derringer Lombardi in the pitchers and battery lines.
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Brooklyn
Smith
Benton
Betts
Hogan
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Vance
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Baseball scores and pitching notes from a multigame slate
In St Louis, the 351 battery trio Coffman Van Atta Heath along with Phelps Shea led to a 9 run win over Chicago. New York lost 2 to 0 despite 46 at bats, while Philadelphia blanked Washington 0 0 0. Hadley Burke Bolton aided Boston in a 14 to 7 victory over Washington as early runs built a lead. Cleveland edged Detroit with a combined effort from Hidebrand Lloyd Brown Pearson and Phillips Putlak Sgrrell Sullivan and Hayworth in a 5 to 2 edition.
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Coffman
van Atta
Heath
Phelps and Shea
Cleveland
Detroit
Hidebrand
Lloyd Brown
Pearson and
Phillips
Putlak
Sgrrell
Sullivan and Hayworth
New Mexico Students in Colorado Summer Session Mix
Four Roswell residents Madge Ingalls Addie Miller Neva Palmer and W Grady Welter attend the University of Colorado summer session this term. Thirty one other New Mexico students are among 2527 registrants this term.
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Boulder, Colo
Roswell
University of Colorado
Madge Ingalls
Addie Miller
Neva Palmer
W. Grady Welter
New Mexico
State Delinquent Income Taxes Must Be Paid
Santa Fe July 3 AP L D Sparks says 1933 state income tax payments delinquent since January 15 1935. New law left penalties unenforced earlier but now notices go out for 1934 payments. Warrant power may seize tangible property. sheriffs directed to serve warrants and add penalties interest and costs.
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L. D. Sparks
State Income Tax Division
State Tax Commission
Sparks
Bureau of Revenue
Commissioner of Revenue
Japanese Scoff At Soviet Warning On Amur Frontier
Tokyo notes Japan dismisses Soviet protest over Amur river frontier activity as mere words with no action. Moscow warns of grave consequences if Japanese troops and Manchoukuoan gunboats push into what it regards as Soviet territory around the Amur Ussuri delta near Khabarovsk. The dispute centers on islands rich in alluvial gold and strategic position near railway lines to Vladivostok.
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Amur
Russia
Siberian
Moscow
Amur River
Ussuri Rivers
Vladivostok
English Fighters Defeat Americans in New York Bout
In New York on July 3 AP reports English boxers defeated American challengers before 48 090 spectators. The youthful Britons beat a team of New York Golden Glove champions eight bouts to three, disproving claims the British cannot fight.
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New York
Bank Examiner Seeks June 29 Financial Statements
State Bank Examiner Woodlaw P. Saunders issued a call for statements from state banks and building and loan associations regarding their condition at the close of business on June 29. The notice was announced from Santa Fe on July 3.
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Woodlaw P. Saunders
Bullet Proof Glass for Police Cars Arrives in New Mexico
Santa Fe July 3 AP Bulletin says eight new Chevrolets with bullet proof windshields have been received at Albuquerque state police headquarters. Police hunting for four missing Illinois persons have been using cars without windshields.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Illinois
Rio Arriba Audit Hearing Gives Respond Time to Answer
State Comptroller Juan N. Vigil told Gay that three former Rio Arriba county commissioners and the former county treasurer have 10 days to file answers to charges raised in an audit report during a Santa Fe hearing on the county's books.
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Santa Fe
Juan N. Vigil
Rio Arriba
Big Fourth at Bottomless Lakes State Park
A large crowd from Roswell and nearby areas is expected at Bottomless Lakes State Park for Fourth of July festivities. Activities include a boating ride, swimming facilities, a refreshment stand, and a beauty contest. Temporary custodian Art Corum will oversee operations. The formal opening is July 6 at 1 PM with contests, a swimming meet, a baseball game, a basket supper, Governor Clyde Tingley’s address, and a Roswell City Band concert.
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Roswell
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Here
Art Corum
Clyde Tingley
Congress debates new grazing bill limits acres
Washington July 3 AP a new grazing bill before congress seeks to remove limits on grazing districts under the Taylor Act while Senate changes cap districts at 142 005 000 acres House backed expansion would also allow withdrawal of high value lands for entry up to 320 acres Roosevelt outlines works relief program allocating projects over 25 000 to Public Works Administration and smaller items to Works Progress Administration detailing Alabama projects and a broader plan to employ 3 500 000 for a year urging state and city contributions and road building priorities while noting reclamation projects under Mead plan support across western states
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Senate Public Lands Committee
Senate
Interior Department
Interior Secretary
Roosevelt
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CCC
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Reclamation Bureau
State gasoline tax collections rise in June in New Mexico
Santa Fe July 3 AP The state gasoline tax division announced June receipts totaled 25214657 dollars, up 26195.18 from 225951.39 in June last year. Refunds to date amounted to 9814.95, compared with 27689 the prior June. Several refunds are paused due to a change in refund law, which would bring total refunds near last year’s level.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Gasoline Tax Division
Organize Agriculture Information Setup in New Mexico
Las Cruces July 3 AP Organization of the agriculture information setup in the state began at a meeting last month at State College with the naming of an executive committee. L. E. Freudenthal president of the New Mexico Farm Bureau is chairman and the committee includes Clark Gamble Clovis James P McClish Lovington Ray Bassett Stanley C N Moore Dexter Mrs W F Kirby Albuquerque EB E Anderson Stead Tom Haislip Rogers F A McCasland Grady George W McCannDeming J R Ogden Loving T E White Fort Sumner George Werhae Vegas and F K E Rigney La Secretary.
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Las Cruces
N. M
State College
L. E. Freudenthal
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Clark Gamble
Clovis
James_P. McClish
Lovington
Ray Bassett
Stanley
C. N. Moore
Dexter
W. F. Kirby
Albuquerque
EB. E. Anderson
Stead
Tom Haislip
Rogers
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Grady
George W. McCann
Deming
J.R. Ogden
Loving
T.E. White
Fort Sumner
George W.erhae Vegas
F. KE. Rigney
Salute to Signing of the Declaration of Independence
The opport to salute the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4 1776 is noted. Citizens recall the founding document and its date as a milestone in American history.
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