Gessert on State Farm Debt Board
Las Cruces July 23 AP The Emergency Relief Administration in Santa Fe announced Will Klein of Las Cruces as state supervisor of the State Farm Debt Conciliation Committee. He will coordinate with 31 voluntary committees and with federally named conciliation commissioners led by Judge Colin Neblett. The list includes J C Smith Albuquerque Edward C Gessert Roswell J Simpson Clovis and others across New Mexico.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Will Klein
State Farm
Emergency Relief Administration
Santa Fe
Klein
New Mexico
Colin Neblett
J. C. Smith
Albuquerque
Edward C. Iessert
Roswell
J. Simpson
Clovis
A. I. Murray
Silver City
H. V. B. Smith
Santa Rosa
William Lofton
Mosquero
F. M. Elliott
Tatum
Truman Spence
Carrizozo
John Mowrer
Ramah
Lee Anderson
Mora
George E. Moffett
Alamogordo
James Jordan
Jordan
W. H. Kenney
Chama
Karl Mueller
Portales
Ralph Gutierrez
Bernalillo
Guy Herbert
Aztec
W. J. Lucas
Las Vegas
W. A. Jones
Socorro
E. Martinez
Taos
E. G. Garvin
Estancia
D. D. Monroe
Clayton
John Craig
Belen
16 Die In Flaming Bus On Ossining Hill
At least 16 people perished as a motor bus carrying over 50 passengers from Brooklyn to Sing Sing Prison plunged down a steep Ossining hill, exploding into flames and wreckage spreading across two blocks of lumber yards. Dozens injured, some missing. several survivors saved from the Hudson River.
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Flaming
Ossining
N. Y
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Ludson
Grave fears for safety of Admiral Byrd at Little America
Grave concern for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd grew as a tractor party could not locate the marked trail from his weather outpost. The group was 50 miles from base on a 123 mile run and orange trail markers were lost beyond that point. Byrd had begun his lonely sentinel duty four months earlier.
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Little America
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
San Francisco strike humor and postmaster support
In Santa Monica and San Francisco the strike woes persist as bartenders return briefly after long layoffs while Jim Farley misses sponsor lunches. The piece notes widespread gubernatorial ambition with Leroy endorsed by Farley, and high turnout of over 200 men at an early morning gathering of postmasters, highlighting Jim Farley's extensive local connections.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Sana Francisco
Jim Farley
Baby Leroy
Jim
Leroy
Heat Wave Ravages Nation Leaves two hundred seventy killed
Nation reels as heat wave pushes deaths past two hundred seventy with forecasts of more extreme temperatures. Severe drought stretches from Mississippi to the Rockies, wasting crops, collapsing water supplies, and killing thousands of cattle while affecting livestock nationwide.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Baseball scores and batter stats from today’s games
National League results show Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 2 to 3 after a 10 hit day. Cinccinnati won 4 to 2 at Boston with strong bullpen work. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3 as New York edged St Louis 3 to 2.
Washington Battery Performance in Early Season Contest
In a packed game, Washington faced Chicago and delivered a mixed effort with notable battery work by Whitehill Sewell Gaston Heving and Madjeski. Boston and Detroit exchanges showed strong pitching from Ostermueller Ferrell Bridges Hayworth and a Cleveland rally featured Cain Wilshire Bento Hayes Berry Hadlin Myatt. New York and St Louis also credit their relief duos Ruffing Dickey Hadley Hemsley in a tense scoring frame.
Baseball Lineup Snaps Team Credentials Across Cities
A list of players by city and team affiliation appears in the box score segment. Names include Collins of St Louis, Cruz of New York, Schulmerich of Cincinnati, Cronin of Washington, Foxx of Philadelphia, Hartnett of Chicago, Frederick of Brooklyn, Madjeski of Chicago, Slade of Cincinnati, Grimm of Chicago, Reynolds of Boston, Trosky of Cleveland, Dykes of Chicago, and Coleman of Philadelphia.
Roswell Planned Baseball Tournament August Start
A Roswell chamber meeting set plans for a baseball tournament starting August 20 for 12 days with a daily doubleheader. Leland Fellows heads the organizing committee with A D Jones Will C Lawrence R F Cruse and L O Fullen. They aim to raise prize money from business leaders plus gate receipts to attract top Southwest teams and expect at least 2500 in spending by players and visitors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Leland Fellows
A. D. Jones
Will C. Lawrence
R. F. Cruse
L. O. Fullen
Southwest
Clovis
Borger
Amarillo
Lubbock
Governor to turn out the Progressives in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe on July 23 AP reports Gov A W Hockenhull plans to oust Progressives who backed the Democratic state ticket in 1920 and at least the governor in 1932. He says any understanding with Governor Seligman ended when they aligned with the Republicans and that the debt is paid. He does not know how many Progressives remained on the state payroll.
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Santa Fe
State House
Seligman
A. W. Hockenhull
Heavy rains hit southwestern Texas region
Heavy rains drenched southwestern Texas prompting localized flooding alerts. Officials reported scattered strong storms as residents assessed water damage and monitored rising creeks. No injuries were immediately reported.
Rain deluge hits West Texas counties through Pecos
Heavy rains broke the drought yesterday afternoon and last night across Reeves Pecos Jeff Davis Ward Brewster and Culberson counties. The downpour was especially heavy between Kent and Van Horn washing away parts of the highway in spots. The Davis Mountains area also recorded rainfall.
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Pecos
Tex
Reeves
Jeff Davis
Ward
Brewster
Culberson
Kent
van Horn
Davis Mountains
Southwestern champ and rival eyed Silver City match
Verne Stewart and Skippy Schreiber of Albuquerque are considering entering the Silver City Invitational Golf Tournament on August 3 and 4. Stewart has just returned home after reaching the semi finals of the Western Amateur at Oklahoma City.
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Silver City
Bursum Group Of G O P To Fight Fusion Ticket Fall
Former Senator Holme O. Bursum leads a GOP opposition to Senator Revonson Cutting’s re election on a fused Progressive Republican ticket. A Sunday Franciscan Hotel conference included prominent Republicans who surveyed voter sentiment across New Mexico.
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Bursum Group
G.O. P
Fusion
Albuquerque
N. M
Revonson Cutting
Senate
U. S
Holme O. Bursum
Republican State Central Committee
Santa Fe
Associated Press
Bursum
Franciscan
New Mexico Heat Wave Eases After Thunderstorms Hit State
New Mexico experienced a cooled wave as breezes and scattered storms lowered highs. Roswell reached 96, Albuquerque 91, Santa Fe 84, and El Paso 94. Thunderstorms drenched parts of Las Cruces with flood damage in Dona Ana arroyo. several thousand dollars in losses reported.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Roswell
Mercury
Santa Fe
el Paso
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
Episcopal Bishop Found Drowned Near Glacier Park
Bishop William F. Faber, leader of the Episcopal Church in Montana, was missing since Friday night from two medicine chalets in Glacier Park. He was found at noon today drowned in Paradise Creek, confirming a fatal discovery in Montana.
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Episcopal
Glacier Park
Mont
William F. Faber
Episcopal Church of Montana
Medicine
Paradise Creek
Endeavour Sails to United States as Spectators Cheer
The yacht Endeavour, challenger for the America's Cup, sailed from Gosport England at 11 40 A M today bound for the United States. Thousands cheered from the quaysides while harbor sirens sounded.
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Gosport
Eng
Endeavour
United States
Gen Wood to be put as adjutant gen New Mexico
Santa Fe July 23 AP The resignation of Brig Gen Osborne Wood son of the late General Leonard Wood Adjutant General of the New Mexico National Guard will be accepted by Gov A W Hockenhull shortly reported at the State House today. Who will succeed Wood is not known. Capt R L Thornton Col Clyde Ely and Vincent Jaeger are mentioned as possibilities. Governor Hockenhull had no comment on the report that Wood's resignation was forthcoming. General Wood returned after several months in a New York hospital for operations. It was reported pressure was brought to bear to replace him with a Democrat. The Governor has made no move but the report says he has made up his mind to act. Wood tendered his resignation to be accepted at the Governor's pleasure.
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Santa Fe
N. M4
Osborne €. Wood
Leonard Wood
New Mexico National Guard
A. W. Hockenhull
State House
Wood
R. L. Thornton
Clyde Ely
111Th Cavalry
Vincent Jaeger
Gallup
Qovernor Hockenhull
General Wood
New York
Outlaw Trio Flees Texas Prison After Shootout
Three desperate killers blasted from the death house at Texas State Prison near Huntsville on July 23. Raymond Hamilton Joe Palmer and Blackie Thompson led the escape after taking guards hostage and using a wall ladder. One companion Whitey Walker was killed attempting escape. Frazier led the break from death house while guard Brazil was forced inside. Texas Rangers and federal officers hunted across Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas State
Raymond Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
Joe Palmer
Qn Barrow
Blackie” Thompson
Oklahoma
All Life Terriers
Whitey Walker
Thompson
Charlie Frazier
Louisiana
Roy Johnson
Texas
Texas Rangers
Hearne
Frazier
Lee Brazil
Brazil
Bordeaux
McConnell
Four Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in Silver City
Four infantile paralysis cases have appeared since Saturday in Silver City New Mexico with four children under five in three Spanish American families and one Anglo family. An adult sleeping sickness case was also reported. Health officer Dr N D Frazin ordered closing of picture shows churches private and public summer schools for children under 16 and discouraged gatherings of children five to 16 and use of the public swimming pool to contain the outbreak.
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Silver City
N. M
N. D. Frazin
Grant County
Frazin
Scattered Showers Do Little to Cut Fire Hazard
Albuquerque reports scattered showers across New Mexico and Arizona National Forests in the 10 days ending Friday, with 48 fire guards on New Mexico forests and 56 on Arizona. Fires totaled 58 on New Mexico forests covering 181 acres, and 157 fires in Arizona burning 7,267 acres, 6,230 on the Tonto. Since January 1, NM forests saw 21,386 fires burn 12,182 acres while Arizona saw 604 fires burn 15,839 acres.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico National Forests
New Mexico National
Hays
Tonto Forest
Wickman Appeal Will Be Filed Tomorrow in Santa Fe
Records in the Wickman case likely will be filed tomorrow in the New Mexico Supreme Court at Santa Fe. District Judge M A Otero Jr may sign the records today at Tierra Amarilla where he is holding court after presiding over the Wickman trial several months ago.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carl Wickman
Denver
State Supreme Court
Santa Fe
M. A. Otero, Jr
Wickman
Tierra Amarilla
Unregistered Still Seized Near Roswell
Fred S. Reddick aided by Sam McCue and Tom Jernigan seized an unregistered 50 gallon still 350 gallons of mash and five gallons of whiskey about 25 miles southwest of Roswell. Millard F. Fox and Lawrence B. Kincannon were bound over to federal court after a preliminary hearing and jailed in default of bond. Mrs Kincannon released on own bond while Kincannon failed to post 1250 bond on illicit whiskey charge.
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Fred S. Reddick
Internal Revenue Officer
Sam McCue
U. S
Tom Jernigan
Roswell
Millard F. Fox
Lawrence B. Kincannon
Dan C. Savage
Conference Friday On New Grazing Rules
Albuquerque discussion on regulations for 17 000 600 acres of public domain in New Mexico to be considered by Cattle Growers Wool Growers and Southwestern Conservation League committees. Proposed rules to be presented to a Department of Interior committee at a hearing late August or early fall.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cattle Growers and Wool Growers Associations
Southwestern Conservation League Executive Committees
Department of Interior
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