McGhee Removes Boys From State Reform School
Santa Fe July 25 Governor Miles was informed that District Judge James B McGhee ordered the removal of all boys from the State Industrial School at Springer who came from the fifth judicial district. The fifth district covers Chaves Lea and Eddy counties. Miles had no immediate comment. He noted McGhee had opposed Dr Fred Allen's appointment as superintendent.
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5Th Judicial District
Santa FE
Miles
James B. McGhee
Springer
Senator Norris Warns Conscript Training Risks National Ideals
Senator Norris denounces compulsory military training as a step toward turning the United States into an international bully. He cites Nazi Germany as a cautionary example of peacetime conscription eroding American ideals and warns of broader dangers to liberty and national character.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
United States
Senate
Third Reich
Adolf Hitler
Roswell Council Weighs Dog Ordinance Vote Next Meeting
The city council faces a heated vote on a proposed dog ordinance at the next regular meeting on Tuesday night August 6. The measure, introduced in June, would bar dogs from streets and public places without owner consent unless leashed or restrained, with fines starting at one dollar, and would repeal conflicting ordinances. Roswell residents plan to attend, some opposing and some supporting the proposal.
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Roswell
Judge McGhee Orders Parole of Boys from School
Judge McGhee said he acted for the good of the boys and would not elaborate. He stated that seven or eight boys were removed from the school under his order and had been paroled to their parents or guardians.
Change In Schedule of Aviation Classes
Elwin Miller announces a schedule change for the C A A aviation ground school. Classes will meet three nights weekly, Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 9 at Junior high school. The final class of the week is tomorrow night, with possible enrollment for new students. The class has shown strong enthusiasm. Last night members visited the airport to study planes in the hangar.
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C. A. A. Aviation Ground School
Elwin Miller
Good Will Trips To Be Made In August
Three goodwill trips will be made next month by Roswell businessmen traveling in chartered buses. Thirty five have signed up with hopes for more. The total cost for the three trips is six dollars. The merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce, chaired by Warren Cobean, will meet early August to set dates and plan itineraries. Members include W I Merritt Louis Prager W C Taylor and R M Tig ner.
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Roswell
Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Cobean
W. W. Merritt
Louis Prager
W. C. Taylor
R. M. Tigner
Kiwanians Plan Picnic at Cahoon Park Next Tuesday
Roswell Kiwanians and Kiwanettes invite guests to Cahoon Park for a picnic Tuesday night at 6 30. Mr and Mrs Joe Robertson will report on the Kiwanis International convention they attended as delegates. A snappy entertainment program is planned with Abe Cotton as chairman and committee members Lake Frazier Capt John Gioscio Lester Smith Norman Savage and Dr Cecil Eiffert.
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Roswell Kiwanians
Kiwanettes
Cahoon Park
Joe Robertson
Kiwanis International
Abe Cotton
Lake Frazier
John Gioscio
Lester Smith
Norman Savage
Cecil Eiffert
Rotary club marks 500th anniversary of movable printing
C E Mason presented a paper on the 500th anniversary of movable type printing at today's Rotary club meeting. The discussion highlighted the invention's impact on literature, communication, and education through the ages.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
C. E. Mason
Contests Highlight Local Floral Entries
Mrs. Q McGlone of 809 W 8th presents a golden handed lily. Mrs F M Fisher of 200 N Washington offers a hovevet of zinnias. Mrs J Senn of Dexter submits a bouquet of zinnias for the ity Beautiful contest entries.
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Q. McGlone
Lily
Washington
Zinnias
J. ©. Senn
Dexter
Bouquet
German Minister Warns United States
Berlin July 25 Walther Funk Adolf Hitler's economics minister attacked the United States over discrimination against Germany and ridiculed the Pan American plan. He mocked US gold reserves saying the world economy would not suffer if all US gold vanished and warned South America against joining a united American front.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Walther Funk
United States
Germany
Funk
Havana
South America
Politics warms as campaign nears heat wave
In Washington President Roosevelt meets with Secretary Wallace to discuss campaign plans. Salt Lake City reports Wendell L. Willkie finishing Utah duty and preparing to work on his acceptance speech in Colorado Springs. New York notes Mrs Alfred E Smith and John J Raskob in political context.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Wallace
Salt Lake City
Wendell L. Willkie
Utah
Colorado Springs
New York
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Pirates edge Giants 2 1 on ninth inning run
Pirates win 2 to 1 over the Giants in New York after a ninth inning run scored without a hit. Rip Sewell pitched for Pittsburgh with Davis, Lopez, Fernandez, Schumacher and Danning contributing on offense. the Giants relied on Javery and Berres in a different game.
Baseball Scores From Night Games
New York defeated St. Louis 20 to 30 with Ruffing and Dickey credited for Niggeling and Susce. Boston failed to score in the first and third innings while Chicago managed 0 and 2 in the totals. Philadelphia topped Cleveland 2 to 0 in a 2nd game, with Ross and Hayes on the mound and Harder and Putlak behind the plate. Washington beat Detroit 2 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel featuring Leonard and Ferrell, New Houser and Tebbetts.
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St. Louis
Ruffing
Dickey
Niggeling
Susce
New Mexico Ready To Set Up Draft On Short Notice
New Mexico can organize state machinery for military registration within 12 days under the Burke Wadsworth act if passed. Adj. Gen. R. C. Charlton said the program would face no delay and noted six years of study on personnel procurement. War-era groundwork and training by the state national guard staff have prepared the state for swift action.
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Santa FE
N. M
Congress
Washington
Adj
R. C. Charlton
War Department
Europe
Charlton
State National Guard Staff Corps
Johnson Ricans As Asst. Sec. of War
The White House announced the resignation of Louis Johnson as assistant secretary of war and the nomination of Robert Porter Patterson of New York as his successor. Stephen Early said Johnson resigned yesterday, Johnson traveled to Bohemian Grove, and Patterson will be named after Roosevelt approves.
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Washington
White House
Louis Johnson
Robert Porter Patterson
New York
Second
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Stephen Early
Henry L. Stimson
Patterson
Early
Johnson
Bohemian Grove
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Hamilton Field
Roosevelt
Four Young Boys Damage Hagerman Church
Four boys aged 6 to 11 damaged First Baptist Church in Hagerman estimating about 100 dollars in vandalism. The act occurred Tuesday and was discovered last night. They admitted breaking in and were brought before Juvenile Court Judge James B. McGhee this morning and lectured. Released to parents who must cover the damage or court action may follow.
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First Baptist
Hagerman
James B. McGhee
France Food Shortage Linked to German Armistice Control
Basel report from July 25 describes severe food shortages in unoccupied France. Censured press says fate rests with Wiesbaden armistice commission, not Vichy, while occupied areas may still receive limited German supplies. Rural farmers are hardest hit. some move to cities for meals. Independent Swiss experts warn Germany may need to use its own stocks to feed France, with potential outside aid from the Red Cross if blockade persists.
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Switzerland
France
Wiesbaden
Vichy
Alsace
Germany
England
American Red Cross
Highwaymen Of State Notified Of Politics Ban
Santa Fe New Mexico July 25 state highway engineer Burton Dwyre ordered about 1400 department employees to forego political activities pending interpretation of the new little Hatch act. The ban targets county Democratic chairmen on the highway payroll including Jess Mitchell Colfax Louis Page Guadalupe Eugenio Chavez Mora Eloy Trujillo Taos R C Castillo Valencia Hugh Mitchell Harding Tom Gillespie Union and Paul Gonzales Santa Fe Most expected to resign rather than hold both a highway job and political post as the act limits political activity by state agency employers using federal funds.
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Santa FE
N. M
Burton Dwyre
Little Hatch
Jess Mitchell
Colfax
Louis Page
Guadalupe
Eugenio Chavez
Mora
Eloy Trujillo
Taos
R. C. Castillo
Valencia
Martin The Gimp Gets a New Inal
California's supreme court ordered a new trial for Martin Snyder accused of attempting to kill Myrl Alderman, husband of Ruth Etting. The ruling cites prejudicial error in the Los Angeles jury, as Snyder remains jailed awaiting appeal while Etting faced a related suit from Alma Alderman after the sensational Los Angeles events.
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California
Supreme Court
Martin
Snyder
Myrl Alderman
Ruth Etting
Los Angeles Superior Court
Alderman
Los Angeles
Miss Etting
Lynder
Singer
Alma Alderman
Rotary district assembly to meet in Alamogordo
Rotary presidents and secretaries from New Mexico and parts of West Texas will gather at the New Mexico School for the Blind in Alamogordo on August 5 for a two day annual district assembly with sessions and meetings planned.
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Rotary Meeting
Alamogordo
N. M
Rotary
New Mexico
West Texas
New Mexico School
U S Oil Shipments to Spain Stopped
Washington reports government halted two Texas bound tankers with 200000 barrels of oil to Spain. Officials say policy restricts voyages near bel ligerents, aiming to block axis go betweens through Spain and Portugal. Foreign tankers largely unaffected.
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Spain
Germany
Italy
Maritime Commission
Texas
White House
State Department
Japan
Treasury Department
Portugal
Great Britain
Shipley Sues to Block County Machinery Lease
Mrs. Lorna M. Shipley petitions District Judge Irwin S. Moise to restrain Otero County commissioners from buying road machinery under a lease-contract method from R L Harrison Co of Albuquerque. The suit cites bid-law violations and references a prior appeal challenging the legality of using Taylor Grazing Act funds for such purchases.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Lorna M. Shipley
Otero County
Irwin S. Moise
Las Vegas
Shipley
R. L. Harrison Company
Albuquerque
Tingley Calls A Conference Of 100 Business Men
Former Governor Clyde Tingley plans a pre campaign conference with 100 business leaders from across New Mexico to gather ideas on state needs. He aims to draft a program reflecting input from cattlemen farmers bankers and miners before his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. His first campaign address will be in Catron County on August 16 followed by a gathering in Reserve with a barbecue in his honor.
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Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Tingley
John E. Miles
Catron County
Indicted Leaders of I Am Foundation Face Fraud Charges
Twenty four leaders of the I Am foundation teaching reincarnation and abstinence were indicted on sixteen mail fraud counts and one conspiracy charge. The group, led by adherents from Los Angeles Chicago and Washington aimed to obtain large donations by promising immortality. Bonds ranged from 2500 to 10000 with arraignments within ten days before Judge Leon R Yankwich.
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Los Angeles
I Am” Foundation
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Leon R. Yankwich
Norman Neukom
U. S
T Am
Crile Petitions Circulating Across New Mexico State
Herman R. Crile announced his Republican Congressional bid at Las Vegas state convention and will circulate nominating petitions in every county. He stated petitions already carry many prominent names and will start in Chaves county, facing Cyrus McCormick for the nomination.
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Herman R. Crile
Las Vegas
Chaves
Crile
Cyrus McCormick
Not Guess Work From Carr Plumbing Ad
Chester D. Carr owner of Carr Plumbing and Heating says there is no guesswork about his classified display. He notes work comes from people who saw his ad in The Record and that the ad is paying off, and he emphasizes this is happening right away.
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Chester D. Carr
Carr Plumbing &Heating Company
Mr. Carr
Record Classified Ad Promises Real Results for Carr and Others
Mr Carr speaks as a regular advertiser in Record Classified display noting the results are not guesswork. The message emphasizes how these ads have benefited him and hundreds of others, urging readers to try one and see the same outcomes.
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Mr. Carr
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