Plan to Replace NRA With Self-Government of Industry
A plan to drop the NRA in favor of self-government for industry is being developed under President Roosevelt. Codes would remain but industry would govern itself under federal supervision, with General Hugh S. Johnson leading reforms. The plan aims to curb price rises and preserve anti trust controls through licensing, while seeking to maintain collective bargaining powers. Johnson declined comment, noting he is on vacation.
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NRA
Roosevelt
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Heat wave grips nation as July heat persists
The Associated Press reports continued hot weather across the nation with a 16 day record tied in 1901. Severe storms in Detroit kill seven, with drownings, electrocutions, and fallen trees. Cooler air from a Canadian disturbance expected to arrive, bringing north winds and showers across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Michigan
Detroit
Middle-West
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lakes
Max and Beach
N. D
New York
Mid-West
Germany faces rumored plot for revenge
Berlin July 7 reports warn of danger as Ernest Boehm supporters plot retaliation after his execution. Storm Troopers, on a month long vacation, are under strengthened guard amid signs the force may remain linked to the Nazi party and not be dissolved.
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Franz von Papen
Propaganda Ministry
Hitler
Ofice
Munich
Associated Press
Berlin
Ernest Boehm
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Rudlof Hesse
Democrats Battle Over Tax Limits and Alliance Rumors
A New Mexico story recalls Democratic battles over a 20 mill tax limit and sales tax, noting past opposition, later adoption, and political maneuvering. The bulletin highlights school census figures, budget cuts, and educator protests, then shifts to Democratic central committee intrigue with John Miles, Lee Atwood, and banking official John Bingham, amid talk of a Progressive-Democratic alliance and convention plans.
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State Department of Education
Santa’ Fe
al Long
Democratic State Central Committee
Progressive-Democratic Alliance
John Miles
Miles
Democratic Party
Ed Swope
John Bingham
Swope
Bingham
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A. W. Hockenhull
Examiner
New Mexico
Lee Brown Atwood
Dennis Chavez
Associated Press
Progressive Alliance
James Farley
Aluquerque
Farley
Progressive State Central Committee
L. Rapkoch
Aiete
Ed Safford
Hatch Prepares For Farley In Albuquerque Visit
Albuquerque on July 7 AP reports Senator Carl Hatch plans entertainment for Postmaster General Farley who will spend several hours in the city on July 17 Farley also serves as Democratic National Committeeman.
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Albuquerque
Carl Hatch
Farley
Mooney elected National Commander at DAV convention
Colorado Springs July 7 AP The Disabled American Veterans closed their 1934 convention with Volney P. Mooney Los Angeles chosen National Commander and Roy Hale Frank Reitter Dr C Co King George Wright Lile Dailey as senior and junior vice commanders plus Callahan and O Connor filling key posts Mooney led with 456 votes while Kochli Whalen and Mal nix trailed with 222 45 and 25 votes respectively The new officers plan to stay several days to map plans for the organization A military ball capped the event
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Los Angeles
New Haven
Conn
Roy E. Hale
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frank C. Reitter
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. C. Co. King
Memphis Tenn
George Wright
Colorado
Washington, D. C
Michael A. Whalen
Detroit
F. E. Malnix
Seattle
Washington Tops New York In Baseball Thriller
Washington reels off a 7 to 4 win over New York with Crowder Russell Burke and Sewell handling the mound duties. New York batters rapped 12 hits, while Washington collected 10. The game featured solid defense and late scoring tension.
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New York
Crowder
Russell
Burke
Sewell
Gomez
Dickey
Roosevelt Rejects Further Federal Pay Increases
The White House said no additional raises for federal employees will be warranted before January 1. An executive order cites a cost of living drop of 20.2 percent for the six months ending June 31, 1928, used as the base for compensation scales. Through action, workers regained 10 percent of a 15 percent cut, with 5 percent restored on February 1 and another 5 percent on July 1. the remaining 5 percent is now set to stay.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Six deaths in riots in Amsterdam
Rioting in Amsterdam broke out anew today after soldiers and police arrived. Two more people died, bringing the day’s total to six. Rioters were mostly unemployed and unhappy over a cut in city relief payments. About 50 were taken to hospital, six in hopeless condition.
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Amsterdam
Fletcher Attacks Administration in 80th GOP Anniversary
Jackson, July 7 AP Henry P Fletcher, chairman of the Republican National Committee, denounced Congress for surrendering lawmaking power to the President. He warned of a deficit shock from the New Deal, claiming seven billions spent with twenty billions more authorized, urging action to preserve the Constitution and curb executive authority. He cited Mussolini and Hitler as models of control and blamed the Democratic administration for “masculating” the Constitution.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Congress
United States
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Battery Scores in Doubleheader
Baseball scores list games between Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, New York and Brooklyn with pitcher and batter lineups. First game shows Boston and Philadelphia results 9 to 8 with multiple batters. second game notes Boston 4 1 Philadelphia 3 and related battery names.
Notable Baseball Lineup Fragments From Cities and Players
Fragments list players Camilli O Doul Dickey Higgins Whitney Boston Hogan Klein Chicago Davis St Louis in a scattered lineup format with city affiliations. The brief fragment touches multiple teams and regions without a cohesive narrative or full game context.
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O'Doul
Dickey
Higgins
Whitney
Boston
Hogan
Klein
Chicago
Davis
St. Louis
U S Sailors Riot in Nice After Bastille Day Style Night
More than 200 sailors from the U S S Arkansas and Wyoming rioted in Nice France injuring 28 and causing about 25000 francs in damage. A gunshot wounded James Kline 22 a wireless operator aboard the Arkansas. Police and a naval riot squad restored order as Rear Admiral Hayne Elis deployed forces.
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France
Arkansas
Wyoming
James Kline
Leon Curpy
Surete Police
Hayne Elis
Ville
Grand Jury Session Continues In Chaves County
The Chaves county grand jury remained in session this afternoon with no report available. Earlier, members inspected county offices and the county jail, indicating active investigations underway.
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Grand Jury
Chaves County
Fisherman fined for using borrowed license in New Mexico
E J Lobeda of Pueblo Colorado was fined 109 dollars at Therma New Mexico for fishing with a license borrowed from a New Mexico resident State Game Warden Elliott Barker announced.
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Santa Fe
E. J. Lobeda
Pueblo
Colo
Therma
N. M
New Mexico
Elliott Barker
Siousen Brothers Bid Low on Silver City to Springerville Road
The Siousen Brothers of Albuquerque bid 87 000 to grade 1.85 miles of road from Silver City New Mexico to Springerville Arizona. Armstrong and Armstrong of Roswell bid 90 500 and Cook and Rawson of Ottawa Kansas bid third. The project includes bridge construction and the bids will be sent to Washington for a contract award in about 10 days.
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Siousen Brothers
Albuquerque
Silver City
N. M
Springerville
Ariz
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Armstrong and
Armstrong
Roswell
Cook and Rawson
Ottawa
Kans
NRA to Open Roswell Branch Office in New Mexico
A Roswell branch office of the NRA state office in Santa Fe will be established soon to serve the southern part of New Mexico. Carl Whittaker of Albuquerque will lead the Roswell office, with Fred C. Rogers noting this is the first NRA branch in the state. Rogers visited Roswell recently before heading to Santa Fe.
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NRA
Santa Fe
Roswell
Fred C. Rogers
J. J. Dempsey
New Mexico
Carl Whittaker
Albuquerque
Rogers
Roswell Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights All-Star Games
Tonight at the Institute soft ball field Hagerman all-star team faces Roswell all-stars in a doubleheader. Tomorrow at 2 PM the Roswell Giants meet Hobbs in a doubleheader with first pitch at 2. Details on the sports page.
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Roswell
Institute
Hagerman
Roswell Giants
Hobbs
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