Heat And High Winds Continue Take Toll From New Mexico
New Mexico drought deepens as heat peaks and winds dry soil and irrigation water. Federal meteorologist E L Hardy reports scant rains, severe stock losses, and poor range conditions across counties including Bernalillo, Eddy, Lea, Mora, Quay, and Roswell area. Some southern crops and artesian irrigation hold up. other regions burn under drought.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
E. L. Hardy
Hardy
Pecos
Rio Grande
Bernalillo
Chaves
Roswell
Eddy County
Lea
Mora
Quay
J B McManus Named Warden State Prison
J B McManus of Albuquerque former warden of the state penitentiary during the Hannet administration was named warden by Governor A W Hockenhull to succeed Ed Swope Swope leaves to head McNeil Island federal prison in Washington Santa Fe New Mexico July 11 AP
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. B. McManus
Albuquerque
State Penitentiary
Hannet
A. W. Hockenhull
Ed Swope
Swope
McNeil Island
Federal Prison
Washington
Beauty Queen Victim in Death Mystery at Oklahoma
Norman Oklahoma July 11 AP Belief that Marian Mills a 20 year old University of Oklahoma campus beauty queen died in an apparent attempt to prevent motherhood was voiced by County Attorney Paul Updegraff pending a post mortem report. He based his theory on the story of Hazel Brown cook for the Delta Upsilon Fraternity whose apartment housed Mills body after Neal Myers a pharmacy student summoned a physician and then disappeared. Myers had come to the fraternity duplex with Mills Monday and remained until yesterday afternoon as the search continued.
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Norman
Okla
Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
Paul Updegraff
Hazel Brown
Delta Upsilon
Neal Myers
Brown
Updegraff
Miss Mills
Elbert M. Mills
Myers
Jinn Given 3 Days Tell of Trust Fund
Justice A L Zinn may answer within five days about the Williams remittances as E R Wright seeks a more specific denial of misconduct charges involving $1,000. The court rules the motion may be overruled unless Zinn wishes to answer, keeping the money intact as a trust fund. Chief Justice Watson authored the opinion with Justices Sadler Hudspeth and Bickley concurring.
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Santa Fe
A. L. Zinn
State Supreme Court
Williams
E. R. Wright
Zinn
Watson
Sadler, Hudspeth
Bickley
Painter Carl Church, alias King, gets life for murder
Carl Church, an itinerant painter also known as George Slim King, pleaded guilty in Jefferson Wisconsin to the murder of Earl Gentry, former bodyguard of D. C. Stephenson. He received a life sentence. Mrs. Carrie Gill, 58, widow, allegedly the mastermind, pleaded not guilty.
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Carl Church
George
Slim) King
Jefferson
Wis
Earl Gentry
D. C. Stephenson
Carrie Gill
Albuquerque payroll fraud case ties CWA funds to theft
Epifanio Mares was arrested in Albuquerque by a federal agent on charges of manipulating CWA project payrolls. Investigators found checks endorsed and cashed while workers were paid in cash, with payrolls certified for full weeks though many workers recorded only two days. The probe began after complaints from W. E. Rutherford, Sandoval County manager, and followed a New Mexico department inquiry.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Epifanio Mares
CWA
Federal Relief Office
Mares
Emily Baca
Margaret Reeves
W. E. Rutherford
Sandoval
New Mexico Department
New Mexico Department Resulted, Miss Baca
Fort Worth
Miss Baca
First Shipment Of Drought Cattle Here
The first shipment of edible cattle bought by the federal drought relief program in Chaves county will depart this afternoon. Two car loads totaling 92 head leave Elkins and one car load about 40 head leaves Roswell. Shipments are expected to continue daily, with about 250 cattle shipped per day, as slaughtering of condemned cattle under the program proceeds.
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Chaves County
Elkins
Roswell
Santa Fe Railway
Drouth
Chaves County Seeks Remaining Exhibit Funds
A county report shows $398 of the New Mexico exhibit quota of $500 for the Century of Progress expo in Chicago has been subscribed. $202 remains to be raised, with subscriptions welcomed at the Chamber of Commerce in the coming days.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Farley Travels West to Aid Senator Cutting and Others
Postmaster General Farley tours the Rocky Mountain West in July planning stops in Albuquerque Helena and Butte to back Senator Cutting and gauge administration support. He will meet Montana and Colorado leaders amid contests for reelection and a governor nomination. Farley and Senator O Mahoney, a former ally, are seen backing his bid. The itinerary includes Yellowstone Park and stops in Livingston and Denver.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Senator Cutting
Hoover
Roosevelt
Farley
Helena
Butte
Mont
Wheeler
Erickson
Montana
White House
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Idaho
Wyomine
Joseph O’mahoney
O'Mahoney
Democratic National Committee
Post Office Department
O’mahoney
Senate
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
Plan to ship high grade cattle to feed lots in drought areas
Dr. F L Schneider of the U S Pau teau of Animal Industry outlined a plan for New Mexico drought zones to select high grade range and dairy cattle for shipment to feed lots. Cattle would be bought for slaughtering purposes and later used as breeding stock or for milk for families on federal subsistence homesteads. Buying and shipping under the plan to begin in a few days.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
F. L. Schneider
U. S
State to consolidate game and bird units into new division
Albuquerque July 11 AP Prospects for game war dens in the state were foreseen today by John Gatline state biological survey leader with consolidation of the US Biological Survey and division of game and bird conservation into a new division of game management The consolidation is expected to give the state federal wardens for the first time in a year It is not known what changes will be made in the New Mexico survey staff because of the new division
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Albuquerque
John Gatline
Biological Survey
U. S. Biological Survey
Division of Game and Bird Conservation
New Mexico Survey
Record heat waves sweep New Mexico high with 98
Albuquerque temperature reached 96.6 at 4 PM amid high humidity. Santa Fe registered 90 as Roswell hit 98, marking all season heat records across the state.
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Albuquerque
Mercury
Santa Fe
Roswell
Ahepa Banquet to Feature State, National Speakers in Gallup
Albuquerque AP reports Gov. A. W. Hockenhull Senator Bronson Cutting and Congressman Dennish Chavez invited to speak at a banquet of the national Greek organization Ahepa in Gallup Friday night. Principal speaker will be Dr. Marc Wilkinson former consular agent at Cyprus Greece. Delegates from New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western Texas expected.
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Albuquerque
A. W. Hockenhull
Bronson Cutting
Dennish Chavez
Ahepa
National
Gallup
Marc Wilkinson
Cyprus
Greece
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Crop acreages next year to stay unchanged
Washington July 1 The AAA likely will keep acreage production unchanged for next year due to weather averages and a large carryover from the nation’s granary Officials note crop reporting board figures show 1934 output at 483 662 000 bushels for all wheat a June decline of 18 000 000 and about half the normal 886 359 000 bushels Secretary Wallace says the 15 percent reduction under 1928 32 average will continue unless other nations fail to meet the international wheat agreement and may expand production if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
AAA
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Wallace
United States
Tornado strikes Jacksonville injuring seven in Illinois
A July tornado in Jacksonville Illinois injured at least seven people including Edward Perry of Imlay City Michigan with possible skull fracture and broken limbs. The storm caused about 500000 dollars in property damage destroying 12 buildings and toppling two homes as a circus tent collapsed.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Here
Edward Perry
Imlay City
Mich
Sam _ B. Dill
Perry
Mississippi votes dry as anticipated in referendum
Mississippi voters upheld prohibition by about two to one. Unofficial returns show 47 275 to 25 246 against the hard liquor bill in 658 of 2 596 precincts, prompting Senator Roberts to call on law officers to enforce the current laws. The result is a rebuke to the legislature which had authorized beer.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
WW. B. Roberts
Rosedale
Austrian drive against Nazis tightens control in Austria
Vienna July 11 AP Engelbert Dollfuss the fighting chancellor announced a sweeping crackdown on the Nazi movement. He now holds all military and police power and ordered death for possession of explosives. A grace period will allow surrender of explosives before the death penalty. The new cabinet includes Dollfuss as chancellor foreign affairs and defense with Count Reudinger von Starhemberg and Emil Fey as ministers.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Dollfuss
Dollifuss
Wilhelm Miklas
Miklas
Foreign Affairs
Defense
Count Reudinger von Starhemberg
Emil Fey
Stanton Seen at Carlsbad in Ed Stanton Search
Santa Fe AP reports Chief BKB J House and Patrolman Miller returned from a stakeout with Carlsbad officers seeking Ed Perchmouth Stanton. Miller said Stanton had been seen and recognized at Carlsbad during the overnight surveillance on the road into Corona.
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Stanton
Carlsbad Santa Fe
Bkb. J. House
Miller
State Motor Patrol
Santa Fe
Corona
Ed “Perchmouth
Carlsbad
Woman Slayer of Two Men and Fugitive Freighted With Escape
A dispatch links Helen Spence Eaton, a notorious Arkansas inmate, to multiple escapes and two killings, including the slaying of Jim Robots in Dewitt, while authorities fear renewed trouble as she flees from the state farm for women after a card of parole and new clothing in a cafe. Concurrent labor unrest spreads from the Pacific coast to Alabama mills as strikes and settlements unfold, with the Pacific coast maritime workers and To ledo tugmen returning to work and a threat of broader action looming amid talks at the presidents labor disputes board.
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Little Rock
Ark
Helen Spence Eaton
Arkansas
State Farm
Futrell
Jack Worls
Jim Robots
Dewitt
Associated Press
Textile
Seabrook Farms
Bridgeton
N. J
Toledo
Republic
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Federation of Labor
Alabama Textile Mills
American Thread Company
Fall River
Mass
Roosevelt
Marine Workers Metal Trades Council
New York
Herbert Bennett
Mr. Roosevelt
San Francisco
President
Labor Disputes Board
Baseball scores from today in the American League
In Detroit, Washington and Detroit were scoreless through four innings before Detroit put up a small rally. New York and Cleveland traded runs as the game progressed. The article lists batteries and inning summaries for both games, noting only these games were played.
National League First Game Baseball Scores
National League games yielded varied results with Chicago and Boston in a 5 to 3 affair in the first game. Pittsburgh and New York produced a 26 to 37 scoreline in a high offensive output. Cincinnati and Brooklyn posted a 2 to 5 result, while St. Louis and Philadelphia ended 2 to 8. Batteries listed for each matchup include Bush Hartnett Rhein Betts Spohrer Malone Brandt O'Farrell and others.
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Chicago
Boston
Bush and
Hartnett
Rhein, Betts and
Spohrer
R_H
Malone
Brandt
Berger Boston to Terry NY and other noted matches
A brief scoreless listing mentions Berger Boston facing Terry New York and Dickey New York, with Delancey St. Louis also listed as participants in the event.
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Berger
Boston
Terry
Dickey
Delancey
St. Louis
D N Jones dies in Roswell after long illness
Daniel Norman Jones died at six last night at his daughter’s home on North Richardson Avenue in Roswell aged 80. He had lived here since 1909 and leaves two sons and two daughters in Roswell plus another son in Colorado. Funeral at Ballard Chapel Friday morning with arrangements pending arrival of his daughter from California.
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Daniel Norman Jones
A. C. Jones
North Richardson Avenue
Mr. Jones
Roswell
M. BE
South
C. W. Jones
Marcus Jones
Grover Welter
J. In. Jones
Colorado City
Colorado
G. W. Jones
Post
Texas
T. J. Jones
Jine
W. M. Jones
Worth
Charles W. Jones
Nathfm
Arkansas
Sam W
Ada
Oklahoma
Penny Hart
Idaho
Fannie Sullivan
Martha Jane Westbrook
Nashville
Mathilda Campbell
Center Point
Mary Dickson
Ft. Worth
Ballard Chapel
Carcus Jones
California
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Weiland and Myatt
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