Rowland outlines New Mexico WPA lab cost limits
Santa Fe July 12 AP The need for a University of New Mexico laboratory for public health and livestock support is costly at about 45000 dollars, with WPA funding capped at 25000 dollars. State or private gaps cannot be filled now as total cost remains 45000. Rowland, WPA administrator, said projects must have official sponsorship and cannot involve private interests. Four district WPA admins will oversee county staff, while FERA county admins stay until liquidation. Eligible projects total expenditure stays under 25000 and cover many public works from airports to schools to utilities.
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Reports Of Delay On President's Tax Bill In Capitol
Washington July 12 AP reports that unverified rumors suggested the President's tax bill would not be enacted this session. The Chamber of Commerce campaign against it labels the plan confiscatory and a perversion of taxing power. Democratic leaders fear telegram campaigns, but White House conferences hint the bill may still pass this session.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce Today
Chaves County WPA Committee Announced and Plans
The Chaves County WPA advisory and planning committee is named, led by Henry Johnson. Members include John Hall, J R Daughtry, Donald Gillespie, W H Whatley, Will Purdy, Tom Hall, S P Johnson, E L Morris, Clyde Fulton, Col D C Pearson, H A Poorbaugh, Ernest Nelson, I E Dunn, W A Losey, F L Mehihop and John Haven. The panel will meet at 2 30 PM Monday at the Chamber of Commerce to plan WPA projects for the district covering Curry Roosevelt DeBaca Chaves Eddy Lea Lincoln Otero. Johnson says district offices will be in Roswell with three subdivision offices and three staff per office. Projects from Chaves may be ready to send to Santa Fe by end of next week with work possibly starting mid August.
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Chaves County
Works Progress Administration
John Hall
J. R. Daughtry
Donald Gillespie
W. H. Whatley
Will Purdy
Tom Hall
E. L. Morris
Clyde Fulton
Col. D. C. Pearson
H. A. Poorbaugh
Ernest Nelson
I. E. Dunn
W. A. Losey
F. L. Mehihop
John Haven
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Johnson
Curry
Roosevelt
DeBaca
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Lincoln
Otero
Roswell
Santa Fe
Johnson
FERA
Stratosphere Balloon Collapse Halts National Flight Attempt
Rapid City dispatch reports the National Geographic Society U S Army Air Corps stratosphere balloon collapsed during preparations for a 4 a m takeoff. Five gondola workers jumped to safety as 375 000 cubic feet of helium escaped. Captain Albert W Stevens said he had no explanation and an investigation would follow. Spectators witnessed the top of the bag burst open and a blue haze from helium and talcum powder. Officials planned a detailed reconstruction and inch by inch fabric inspection to determine the cause.
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Rapid City, & C
National Geographic Society
U. S. Army Air Corps
Albert W. Stevens
Washington
Rowland Urges Prompt WPA Project Submissions
Lea Rowland acting head of the Works Progress Administration urged cities counties and all political subdivisions to send in worthy projects for study. He estimated about 18 500 people would be employed under WPA which aims to be in high gear by September first and begins by reviewing potential works. Rowland said he would serve as WPA head for about six months unless he chooses to stay longer.
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Santa Fe
Lea Rowland
Works Progress
Clyde Tingley
FERA
WPA
Chaves
Rowland
Mrs Waley defense rests amid Lindbergh law clash
In Tacoma a federal trial into the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping hears United States Attorney Owen Hughes press for a conviction under the Lindbergh law. Mrs Margaret Waley denies involvement, testifying she faced threats from accomplice William Dainard and her husband, with cross-examinations to continue. In Granada a flood devastates homes, killing nine and injuring residents, as families recount narrow escapes and a log-ramble to safety.
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Margaret Waley
U.S
Owen P. Hughes
George Weyerhaeuser
Wash
Hart
United States
J. Charles Dennis
William Dainard
Mahan
Waley
Dainard
George
Boy
Harman M. Waltey
McNeil Island
John F. Dore
Washington
E. E. Cushman
Mrs. Waley
Deere
Idaho
National League game Philadelphia St. Louis postponed by rain
The only National League game on the schedule between Philadelphia and St. Louis was postponed due to rain, with officials calling off play and no replacement date announced.
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Philadelphia-St. Louis
Detroit and St. Louis battle in baseball tilt
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Kennedy
Sewell
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R. Ferrell
Crossetti NY Am Higgins Pha Am Gehrig NY Am
A compact note lists multiple American teams or people associated with Crossetti New York Higgins Pha American Gehrig New York. The exact relations or events are not specified in the fragment.
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Crossetti
Higgins
Pha
Gehrig
Heat Routed From Midwest Amid Cooling Breeze
Temperatures plunged in the Midwest as a high pressure front drove cooler air across the plains and into Kansas and Missouri. The rapid temperature drop followed days of oppressive heat causing numerous prostrations and at least nine deaths in two days, with New York City noting a self-inflicted death linked to the heat. Kansas City remained above 80 overnight until wind shift.
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Associated Press
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East
New York City
Plains
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
A. M. Hamrick
Kansas City
Final Contributors To The Cahoon Fund
The Cahoon memorial fund closes after 2:30 yesterday with a list of contributors including Frank Talmage Mrs. Ella Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Beers Charlie Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hodges Beverly Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Omar Leach Mrs. Opha McGlone C. J. Neis Mary E. Neis O. P. Coppedge H. L. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Cummins W. A. Dunn Nelle G. Mason and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wilmot The fund will finance memorial entrances to Cahoon Park.
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Frank Talmage
Ella Davidson
Ruidoso
Robert Beers
Charlie Gilbert
M. W. Hodges
W. S. Hodges
Beverly Hodges
Omar Leach
Opha McGlone
C. J. Neis
Mary E. Neis
O. P. Coppedge
H. L. Gifford
Ed J. Williams
J. Q. Cummins
W. A. Dunn
Nelle G. Mason
D. H. Wilmot
Cahoon Park
Roswell Girl Scouts Tonight Swimming Party Invited
Roswell Girl Scouts are invited to a swimming party at the N. M M. S. Natatorium tonight. The event is for out-of-town Scouts in town on their way to the Girl Scout Camp.
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Roswell
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