Treasury chief says wealth taxes could fund debt reduction
Secretary Morgenthau told the House Ways and Means Committee that wealth distribution taxes might raise 118 million to 901.5 million annually to meet current expenditures and cut the national debt. He cautioned against using new revenues for extra programs, while White House indicated the plan would focus on high inheritances, high incomes, and a graduated corporate tax. Republicans pressed for a clear policy and debt impact.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Morgenthau
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
National Welfare
Dedication draws 4000 at state park ceremony
A Roswell crowd estimated at 4000 attended the Bottomless Lakes State Park dedication with 2500 inside for the evening program. Gov Clyde Tingley delivered the principal address. Miss Crystal Mae Hampton won the bathing beauty contest, with Miss Pauline Renfro and Miss Velma Lee Senn placing second and third. The event featured sports events, a box supper, and remarks on Lea Lake as the park's centerpiece.
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Art Corum
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Crystal Mae Hampton
Roswell
Lawrence R. Lashley
Bottomless Lakes CCC
Lieut
Lashley
Charles Roehl
Tingley
Francis H. Gott
National Park Service
J. R. Daughtry
Inkwell Lake
Lea Lake
Lieut. Lashley
J. E. Moore
Lea Rowland
Mr. Rowland
Cahoon Memorial Fund to Close Wednesday
The Cahoon memorial fund will close Wednesday evening July 10. Subscriptions are urged, with a strict one dollar limit per donor to ensure broad participation. Contributions range from ten cents to one dollar and may be mailed to the Chamber of Commerce or left at its rooms. The list of recent contributors includes Clyde Fulton and several local residents.
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Cahoon Memorial Fund
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Cahoon
Aubrey Koonce
Earl Hedgecoxe
Barney Robinson
L. P. Spurlock
Frank Markl
Warning Issued On Counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes
The U S Secret Service and Treasury warn of a 1928 San Francisco Federal Reserve note counterfeit printed on poor bond paper. Defects include dark green seals, blurred Hamilton portrait, poorly etched back crop, and badly formed serials. Victims urged to detain passers, mark notes, and report license plate and car occupants to local officers.
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Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco
California
H. F. Tate
United States
A. W. Mellon
the Treasury
Hamilton
Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Pirates loot gambling boat off Long Beach in audacious raid
Five pirates boarded the luxury barge Monte Carlo eight miles offshore near Long Beach at 4 a.m. They chained the crew and looted about 32000 dollars in cash and jewelry, with police alerted as the case became a federal matter.
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Long Beach
Calif
Monte Carlo
Ed Turner
Turner
Part
Coast Guard
Americans Win All-Star Game 4-1 At Cleveland Stadium
In a near four-hitter, the American League All-Stars defeated the National League 4 to 1 with Lefty Gomez and Mel Harder combining on the mound. Jimmie Foxx belted a first inning homer with Lou Gehrig aboard, and Bill Walker gave up two early runs before Hal Schumacher finished. Attendance neared 70 thousand as Vernon Gomez started for the Americans in a game marked by last minute lineup switches.
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Howard Davis
Bill Gilbert
Miss Tigner
Roswell Lions Club
Clovis CCC
Foxx
Homer
Cleveland Stadium
Lefty Gomez
Mel Harder
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Bill Walker
Nationals
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Paul Derringer
Dizzy Dean
Mickey Cochrane
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
New York Yankees
Harder
Cochrane
Gomez
Bill ‘Walker
Cardinal
Frankie Frisch
New York Giants
Lake Erie
al Simmons
Roger Cramer
Martin
Vaughan
Ott
Medwick
If. Terry
Ib. Berger
Herman
Wilson
Pepper Martin
Johnson
Hemsley
Cronin
Gehrig
Joe Vosmik
Terry
Gehringer
Gehrig Drib
Bob Johnson
Berger
Billy
Gus Mancuso
Mancuso
Schumacher
National League Battery
Vosmik
Jehrig
Hermano
Americans Foxx
Simmons
C of C Space in Medical Magazine Highlighted by Roswell Chamber
Roswell Chamber of Commerce publicity committee placed a quarter-page ad and two pages of reading matter in the August issue of Dis eases of the Chest, published by the Federation of American Sanatoria. The issue, read by about 100,000 physicians, coincides with the Federation’s August convention in Albuquerque, framing Roswell as a health advantages site.
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Roswell
Seek $20 000 For Dexter Hatchery
Washington on July 8 the Bureau of Fisheries announced New Hatchery plans under the fisheries relief program seeking 25 000 for Santa Rosa New Mexico and 20 000 for Dexter New Mexico along with 5 000 each for Creede and Leadville Colorado to fund repairs reconditioning and enlargement of hatcheries.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce
Santa Rosa
N. M
Creede
Colo
Leadville
Cabot and Ames to Seek Divorce in Los Angeles
Los Angeles July 8 AP Bruce Cabot and Adrienne Ames, both stars, headed for divorce today as their split from a clash of temperaments and personalities. Attorney Martin Gang said he would file the complaint this day for the actress.
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Los Angeles
Addrienne Ames
Bruce Cabot
Martin Gang
Roswell Boys Train At C M T C Camp Fort Bliss
Roswell Daily Record reports 11 cadets from Roswell start a one month course at Fort Bliss Texas July 5 1935 in physical training hygiene first aid citizenship military training and recreation. The program includes equitation cavalry artillery drill military tactics discipline marksmanship and an active athletics schedule with compulsory events and a parent day at camp end. Successful cadets may earn a reserve commission in the Officers Reserve Corps United States Army.
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Fort Bliss
Texas
Roswell
C.M.T.C
Officers Reserve Corps
U. S. Army
Night Blooming Cereus At Harold Danenburg Garden
Harold Danenburg of 311 West McGaffey nurtures a giant night blooming cereus, a cactus native to Brazil, now flowering from sundown to nine o clock. He hosts 400 varieties of cacti and invites the public to view the bloom and garden.
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Harold Danenburg
West McGaffey
Brazil
Danenburg
California
Truck Burns on Road West of Roswell
An International truck belonging to G. A. Chumbly of Portales burned this morning about five o'clock on the highway fifteen miles west of Roswell. Chumbly said a tire blew out caused the crash. He was uninjured. A load of vegetables was lost. the truck burned severely.
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G. A. Chumbly
Portales
Roswell
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Boatwright
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Hall of the
Colburn
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Cahoon Fund
U. S. Secret Service
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el Paso
Federal Reserve
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Medical Magazine
Walker
C. Cronin
Americans Simmons
Jimmy Wilson
Bob Jennson
Dexter Hatchery
Adrienne Ames
Cereus
Grace Thorpe
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