President Roosevelts Talk On Neutrality Fails To Win Senate
The White House conference on neutrality ends without a Senate move as Democrats and Republicans agree no action will come this session. President Roosevelt plans to press the issue with the public while Vice President Garner, Hull, and Borah weighed their positions. The meeting included Barkley, McNary, Pittman, and Austin as eyeing the dispute over arms embargo policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Congress
Senate
United States
Borah
R-Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Garner
Barkley
McNary
Pittman
D-Nev
Austin
R-Vi
Roosevelt
Ridaho
Administration
Early
Pacific Coast
Foreign Service
White House
Lake Arthur News notes a busy social week
The Lake Arthur community reports visits and gatherings across homes and churches. Mrs Sam Sims and Hannahs mother host in Sims home while Miss Bettie Walden visits in Muleshoe. 4 H clubs meet at the school with Mrs Webb and Miss Cowan in charge and plan a picnic on the 27th. Rev Harrison and Rev Jamerson lead services at Baptist and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sims
Hannah
Sims
Anna Lee Smith
E. L. Cummins
Goodman
Dexter
Bettie Walden
Muleshoe
Texas
Montine
Wenne
Fred
Pate
Jim Smith
Portales
Clovis
Smith
Payne
Charlie Buck
Mrs. Spence
Lake Arthur
C. C. Jackson
Roswell
Charlie Foster
Carlsbad
J. W. Webb
Charles Foster
Emmit Evans
Billie Joe
Bobbie Stephens
Harry
Harold Murphy
Webb
Mrs. Webb
Pauline Cowan
Womens Extension Club
Dorothy Nihart
Miss Cowan
State Office
Eva Crook
Pauline Roberson
Jack Murphy
Flowers
Jones
Ruth Bates
Will Walden
Nihart
Womans Extension Club
Clark’s Lake
Rev. Harrison
Baptist Church
A. D. Jamerson
Dickie Hedges
Fletcher of
Hagerman
J. B. Crook
Evidence Points to Double Beating near Jamieson Ranch
Reported evidence describes a brutal struggle in a field near the Dickson car with tracks from two hitchhikers and a booted man. A revolver was discarded nearby, suggesting a fatal confrontation. Separately, a salesman’s disappearance after leaving Holbrook for Gallup remains unsolved.
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Lake Hitson
Jamieson Ranch
Dickson
Holbrook
Gallup
N. M
Divelbess
Diverbess
New Mexico Governor Opens Interstate Oil Conference Deliberations
Delegates from oil producing states convene as Governor Miles of New Mexico welcomes attendees and outlines proration goals. The conference reviews two advisory committees on production practices and standards, with Dow detailing New Mexico’s 1935 conservation law and its influence on Arkansas California and Michigan.
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Miles
New Mexico
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
State Geological Survey
State University
Commission
American Petroleum Institute
Independent Petroleum Association
Petroleum
American Institute of Mining and Metalurgical Engineers
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Interstate Compact Commission
Dow
N. M
Arkansas
California
Michigan
Illinois
Mississippi
Oklahoma recaptures fugitive Jack Russell in Ozark
Oklahoma authorities seized Jack Russell a 39 year old escapee from McAlester after a week long flight. Russell was turned over to Oklahoma warden Jess Dunn and deputy H B Criber near Ozark Arkansas and will be taken to Muskogee for arraignment on federal kidnapping charges tied to photographer E C Brown's case. State, and neighboring states Wisconsin Illinois Missouri and Kansas had sought him.
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Ozark
Ark
Oklahoma
Jack Russell
McAlester
Jess Dunn
H. B. Criber
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Russell
Muskogee
E. C. Brown
Massachusetts Women Condemn Mrs Roosevelt Over Debate Stance
Boston July 19 The Massachusetts Women's Political Club passed a resolution condemning Eleanor Roosevelt for interfering in the Massachusetts debate over employment of married women and her refusal to debate the issue. The state House had rejected a bill banning state jobs for women with husbands earning over 3000 a year. The club criticized her for taking up the defense of working wives after citizens voted against retention. The piece notes oil and conservation remarks by New Mexico officials and broad state comments at a compact meeting including Texas Oklahoma Colorado Kansas Missouri California Michigan Illinois Arizona and New Mexico.
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Boston
Massachusetts Women’s Political Club
Eleanor Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Dow
New Mexico
Col. Thompson
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
California
Michigan
Ilinois
Arizona
Hatch Bill Seeks Disclosure and Campaign Limits
Lawmakers clash over disclosure of relief recipients to candidates and a ban on federal employees active in politics. Dempsey seeks to restore the ban and exempt top officials. Parsons calls the measure unconstitutional. Also in New Mexico a plan to provide Grade A milk to small towns prompts new statewide milk regulations. Curtis Williams says rules aim to expand Grade A milk access beyond the 19 cities with current ordinances.
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House Committee
Dempsey
D-N M
Congress
Parsons
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Curtis Williams
State Health Department
State Board of Health
Williams
Juarez Gov Urges Order Changes As Bars Block Protest
At a mass meeting in Juarez Governor Talamantes faced hisses and boos after declaring no insults would be tolerated. Labor leaders and 57 affiliated unions threaten a march while promising no interference from state or city authorities unless President Cardenas’ orders are changed. Labor groups plan to sue to reopen bars and urged Cardenas to lift the ban. In Albuquerque two men in cowboy attire robbed a filling station, forcing the night manager to surrender $54.76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Confederation of Labor
Cardenas
Juarez
Mex
Talamantes
Federal District Court
Tomas Lomeli
Albuquerque
N. M
Gilford Smith
Bluewater Lake Water Level Drops to Fourteen Feet
Santa Fe New Mexico July 19. District game warden Homer Pickens of Albuquerque reports Bluewater Lake is down to 14 feet, with danger to fish if it drops seven more. Seining may be required to save the fish as the lake nears a lethal depth.
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Santa FE
N. M
Bluewater Lake
Homer Pickens
Albuquerque
Pickens
Federal probe of Louisiana oil in New Orleans
A federal and state inquiry widens over Louisiana’s $100 million year oil business. A Washington investigator follows a hot oil study as State Treasurer A P Tugwell accuses local dealers of channeling sales through Maxwell Supply of Houston with a 10 percent commission. Tugwell notes Louisiana firms bill through Maxwell and accept discounts, while Maxwell does nothing beyond billing. Separately, five men face charges in a federal case for selling LSU hotel furnishings it already owned.
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Louisiana Oil
New Orleans
Louisiana
Washington
A. P. Tugwell
Houston, Tex
Tugwell
Maxwell Supply Company
Houston
Tex
Maxwell Company
Gross Grocery Ad Headlines Local Produce Sale
Local grocery offers price on vinegar at 30 cents per gallon beans 1.00 per bushel beets 60 cents per bushel apples 40 cents per bushel with free delivery. Phone 711. Ad appears from Gross Grocery dated 7 18.
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Lake Arthur News
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hatch
Ben Hogan and Wife
Flushing
L. I
Ben Hogan
White Haven
N. Y
Hogan
Summ
Merritt’s
Merritt
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