Tax Exempt Voters Denied Bond Election Ballot
An ex service man with tax exempt property cannot vote on a city bond issue. The ruling also denies voting rights to a family head with tax exempt property, a purchaser who paid tax but not personally, and a corporate stockholder. A wife with community property paid by the husband remains qualified to vote on bonds.
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Santa Fe
Quincy D. Adams
George T. Harris
Hobbs
House
Adams
Nazi Push Against Catholic Youth in Baden Germany
Berlin reports Baden state moves to dissolve Deutsche Jugendkraft and confiscate its property as part of a broader Nazi campaign against political Catholicism. Indoor sports banned. evangelizing Catholic youth faces state pressure, with reports of church influence waning among younger generations in Upper Silesia.
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Baden
Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Deutsche Jugendkraft
German Youth-Strength
Upper Silesia
Kinler
France Seldte
Schweinfurt
Bavaria
Reichsfuehrer Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Jewish Foundation For
Arendsee
Baltic
Oppeln
Hitler Youth Movement
Vatican
Pius
Wilhelm Goering
Silesia
Nail Named Relief Administrator for Chaves County
A. L. Nail of Hagerman was appointed Chaves County Relief Administrator by the county commissioners. He will begin August 1 with headquarters in Roswell, overseeing the county branch of the New Mexico Relief and Social Security Authority created in 1935. The act authorizes the authority to expend funds for indigent welfare and to administer loans from the United States for public assistance.
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A. L. Nail
Hagerman
Chaves County
Board of County Commissioners
Nail
Roswell
New Mexico Relief and Social Security Authority
United States
Cvoa
Senate Dems Oppose Riders On Tax Bills
Washington July 24 AP An almost united Democratic Senate opposed adding riders to Roosevelt measures to force bills through against the administration stance. Leaders expect the move to hasten adjournment while predicting defeat for a $5,000,000,000 inflationary tax bill addition. Senate votes also show party unity against tariff riders and concern over trade agreements and session length.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Boran
N- Ida
Weinuvcrarus
Russians Plan Long North Pole Flight Tribute
Santa Monica observer notes Russians may fly from Moscow to San Francisco in a 60 to 74 hour nonstop crossing over the North Pole. The speaker hopes for a strong welcome if the flight succeeds, praising the achievement beyond politics and urging merit recognition.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Sancisco
Moscow
North Pole
Atlantic
Federals Act in Trouble in Four State Tabasco
Mexico City July 24 AP The federal government steps into a peasant uprising risking the overthrow of Ta basco dictator Tomas Garrido Canabal and threatening Tamaulipas governor Miguel Lastra. President Lazaro Cardenas orders Garrido ally replaced by a loyal federal commander.
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Mexico City
Tomas Garrido Canabal
Tabasco
Tamaulipas
Lazaro Cardenas
Garrido
Miguel Lastra
PWA Supreme Court Building Plan Expanded
Santa Fe July 24 AP A new PWA application is prepared to fund the state supreme court building with 171000 bonds, total of authorized bonds, up from 100000. The commission says bids will be called once bonds are approved, with total project cost about 229000 and offices for the court law library attorney general and others. Members are J O Seth Daniel T Kelly and Herbert Gerhart.
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PWA
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Public Works Administration
State Supreme Court
Building Commission
Law Library
Attorney General’s
The-Enner
J. O. Seth
Daniel T. Kelly
Herbert Gerhart
New Mexico Day at San Diego Delayed to September
Santa Fe railroad officials requested a date change for New Mexico Day at the San Diego Exposition because Gov Clyde Tineeley cannot attend until after Labor Day. The new gate date is September 8. The event had been set for August and involves officials from Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
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New Mexico
San Diego
Albuquerque
N. M
San Diego Exposition
Santa Fe
Clyde Tineeley
New Gate
Floods in China Kill and Displace Thousands in Hankow and Shantung
Reports from Hankow and other central China areas show 30,000 bodies recovered along the Han and Yangtze rivers with far higher tolls feared. Yellow river floods devastate 19,000 square miles in Shantung as nearly 5,000,000 Chinese faced homelessness. Meanwhile in Washington, President Roosevelt discusses the Clark Amendment and social security, and a separate case in California ends with a boy fined for drunkenly attempting to wreck a bus.
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Hankow
Yellow River
Shantung
Han Fu-Chu
Nanking
Hopei
Henan
Shensi
Hanyant Lake
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Yangtze
House Democrats to Write New Tax Bill on Inheritance Taxes
Washington July 24 AP authoritative sources say House Ways and Means Democrats will draft the new tax bill themselves not the treasury. A Capitol Hill source indicates the move avoids appearance of being dictated to and aims to translate Roosevelt's push for higher inheritance taxes and larger income levies into concrete legislation.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Treasury
Capitol Hill
House Committee
Roosevelt
Presi
FERA projects hire ninety men in New Mexico forests
Ninety men are employed in Cibola National Forest across Bernalillo Torrance Socorro and McKinley counties on FERA jobs for a year. Workers are drawn from county relief rolls through the national reemployment service and will build forest roads trails and fences under forest supervisor C Fred Arthur. Valencia county provides a ten man quota.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cibola National Forest
Bernalillo
Torrance
Socorro
McKinley
FERA
National
C. Fred Arthur
Valencia County
Clerks Barred From Extra Fees for Indexing Records
Santa Fe July 24 AP County clerks may not charge an extra fee for indexing instruments filed for record in the clerk s office The attorney general s office says the burden on clerks is out of proportion to fees but only legislative action can change it There is no current authorization for any additional charge
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Santa Fe
Attorney General’s Office
Ofice
Walter W. Bass Dies At Home In Roswell
Walter W. Bass aged 89, longtime Roswell resident since 1916, died at his Bass Hotel home at five this morning after a year of illness. A Confederate Army veteran, he was born in Tennessee and is survived by two sons J H Bass of Roswell and W W Bass of Waco, Texas, and grandsons Leslie and Johnny Bass of Roswell. Ballard Funeral Home to handle arrangements.
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Walter W. Bass
Roswell
Bass Hotel
Mr. Bass
Tennessee
J. H. Bass
W. W. Bass
Waco
Baseball Scores From Today’s Twin Bill
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with two tight games, Prim and Johnson pitching for the Phillies and Brown handling Boston Cincinnati in another late evening pairing. Brooklyn swept Chicago in a pair as St Louis and New York played a low scoring affair with Hubbell and Dann contributing to the run output.
Baseball Scores and Batter Details from Baseball Card Time
Cleveland and Washington split, Cleveland 14 runs, Washington 3. Batteries listed for both teams, with Hudlin Brenzel Hadley Holbrook for Cleveland and Mahaffey Richards for Philadelphia. Detroit routs New York 4 to 0 on 11 hits, Crowder Coch rane and Ruffing Dickey on the mound. St Louis beats Boston 6 to 3 behind Walkup Knott and Walberg Fer rell. Chicago Philadelphia game rain halted 0-0, with Tietjie Sewell Mahaffey Richards as batteries.
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Brenzel
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Holbrook
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Tietjie
Sewell
Mahaffey
Richards
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New York
Crowder
Cochrane
Ruffing
Dickey
RHE
State roads will be loaded with labor
Santa Fe July 24 AP Grover Conroy state highway engineer said the new roads program may require contracts loaded with labor due to a $1 400 limit per man for material revisions Covursy will discuss soon Western highway officials met in San Francisco to study the matter Clyde Oden chairman of the state highway commission attended the session end of report notes ground covered and possible changes from coast meeting
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Santa Fe
Grover Conroy
Covursy
San Francisco
Western Highway Officials
Clyde Oden
State Highway Commission
Record to Give Silver Cup for Softball Champs
The Record plans a large silver loving cup for Roswell city softball champions of 1935 with Pecos Valley Drug Company supplying a smaller cup for the runner-up. Douse Moores, Roswell Softball Association president, says a playoff likely decides the winner between City Market and this season’s top team. Both cups are on display at Huff's Jewelry Store, with the Record Cup engraved and the runner-up cup being engraved.
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Pecos Valley Drug Company
Douse Moores
Roswell Softball Association
Huff’s
Delegation Presses New Mexico Dams Fight in Washington
Gov Clyde Tingley heads to Washington to push Alamogordo dam and others while noting Conchas dam allotment certified for signature. He aims to secure funds for a Hot Springs infantile paralysis hospital and will speak in August. Atty Gen Frank Patton and assistant A. T. Hannett join to press New Mexico cases on the projects.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Washington
Alamogordo Dam
Conchas Dam
Alamogordo
Texas
Childrens Hospital
Hot Springs
Frank Patton
New Mexico
A. T. Hannett
Interstate Streams Commission
Four Advisory Grazing Boards Now Functioning in New Mexico
Advisory boards for four grazing districts under the Taylor grazing act are operating in New Mexico. The fourth district, District Three, covers Grant Luna Sierra Hidalgo Catron and Dona Ana counties. Members include Tom Clayton Separ Walter Mc Grath Silver City R W Cure ton Lordsburg Holmes Maddox Animas Shelby Phillips Gage A D Brownfield Florida Will Hall Hatch Glen Durrill Strouse John James Cuchillo Pryor Nunn Hillsboro Marlin Hoggett Animas Pat M Ewing Lordsburg G T Hatfield Dem ing Fred Sherman Deming.
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Gage
A. D. Brownfield
Florida
Will Hall
Hatch
Glen Durrill
Strouse
John James
Cuchillo
Pryor Nunn
Hillsboro
Marlin Hoggett
Animas
Pat M. Ewing
Lordsburg
G. T. Hatfield
Deming
Fred Sherman
Officers Investigate Mounds. Find Nothing
Albuquerque July 24 AP report says state policemen Carlos Salas and W A Ehrer searched the Rio Puereco country near the Laguna cut off highway for clues in the missing Illinois tourists case but found nothing of value.
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Albuaverque
N. M
Carlos Salas
W. A. Ehrer
Rio Puereco
Laguna Cutoff
State Planning Board to weigh Rat on Pass park plan
The state planning board will meet next Wednesday to consider any plan advanced by Raton for a proposed state park on Raton Pass to be built by CCC labor.
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Ste Fe
State Planning Board
Raton
Raton Pass
CCC
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