Calls for shorter hours higher prices in world conference plan
A resolution drafted in America proposes shorter hours for labor and a rising scale of wages and agricultural prices to address unemployment and distress worldwide. It mirrors Roosevelt's program and aims for presentation at the world economic conference despite stalled talks on monetary and tariff issues. James A. Wilson supports a thirty hour week.
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Associated Press
London
America
World Economic Conference
United States
Roosevelt
James A. Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Mattern Safe in Anadyr Siberia After Lost Flight
James Mattern, American aviator missing since June 15 during an attempted around the world flight, telegraphed from Bocharova to confirm he is safe at Anadyr in Chukotka Peninsula Siberia. A rescue effort led by Bill Alexander reached Terrace before weather halted progress as coast guard Northland hunted along the Siberian coast.
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Post and Gatty
Mathern
Jack Clark
Clark
Mattern
Siberia
Bill Alexander
Floyd Bennett Field
Terrace
B. C
Moscow
James Mattern
Anadyr
Chukotka Peninsula
Anadir
Chukotka
Jimmie Mattern
Bocharova
Khabarovsk
London
Reuters
Anadyr River
Kamchatsia Peninsula
Khabarovse
Nome
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Arctic
North Pole
Coast Guard Hears
Washington
United States Coast Guard
Northland
Jimmy Mattern
Coast Guard
H. G. Hamlet
Soo
Alaskan
Union Services At Hagerman During Summer
Hagerman churches unite for summer Sunday evening services. Rev Julian Atwood of Roswell First Baptist preached the first union service. Rev Hill of Roswell, preacher at Hagerman and Carlsbad Christian churches, will deliver the sermon next Sunday at Hagerman Union Service.
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Hagerman
Julian Atwood
Roswell
Hill of
Carlsbad
Roswell weather mix up brings snow to White Mountains
A weather mix led to unexpected snow in the White Mountains while Roswell and the valley baked in heat. In Gallup, the government moved to reorient Navajo herding to farming with approval of a $350,000 Kirkland Irrutland irrigation project. Water from the San Juan river will irrigate 5200 acres on the Shiprock reservation, with completion expected in two years.
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Associated Press
Roswell
White Mountains
Here
Gallup
J. M. Stewart
Indian Land Office
San Juan
Shiprock
Cotton acreage offers rise in Chaves county
Six more Chaves county cotton growers offered to destroy 325 acres, bringing total offers to destroy 5,202 and a county total of 254. Santa Fe railroad officials said wool shipment rates from Albuquerque to Boston will drop July 17 to 12 cents a hundred pounds, effective at stations east of Belen Estancia and Moriarity.
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Chaves County
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Here
Boston
Belen
Estancia
Moriarity
Industry and Trade Upturn Reported by Dun and Bradstreet
The Dun and Bradstreet Review reports a broad upturn in industry and trade with rising employment and pay increases. Booked orders grow from unexpected sources as wholesale and retail sectors show cautious optimism. In June 1 sales, volume surpasses 1932 levels, except in some eastern rural areas. Denver meteorite curator H H Nininger requests New Mexicans who captured the March 24 meteor event to share photos, noting Charles M. Brown of Mt. Dora, N M, obtained a usable image.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Review
Fuature Developmets
Lhs
Denver
Colo
H. H. Nininger
Colorado Museum
Charles M. Brown
Mt. Dora
N. M
Furloughed dry agents to be hired in Indian service
Twelve prohibition agents furloughed in the economy move will be rehired in the Indian service to guard Indians in conservation camps from bootleggers. An agent may be posted in Gallup and Flagstaff to curb Indian liquor at its source. Officials propose a card system to protect traders from overpayments by conservation workers.
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Gallup
N. M
Prohibition
Indian Service
Indian Bureau Oficials
New Mexico
Arizona
Flagstaff
Collier
John G. Hunter
Fort Defiance
Lloyd Parker
Canado
J. E. Balmer
Tuba City
Ariz
H. Hammond
Leupp
Indian Conservation Corps
Fourth of July mouse dies in Roswell radio set
A Roswell mouse crawled into a home radio and bridged two terminals, burning insulation and leaving only a cin der as evidence. Alf Guénfey’s father was inside and stopped further damage as the house filled with smoke. Albuquerque collector Steve Vidal reports 25 more liquor permits issued to retailers and three for wholesalers in the state.
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Roswell
Alf Guénfey
Alfs
Albuquerque
Steve Vidal
Internal Revenue
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