Miera Attacks NM Democrats Before Republican Meeting
Maurice Miera a 1934 Republican congressional candidate condemned the Democratic state administration in a speech to Bernalillo County Republicans. The group postponed action on party rules until this afternoon, with committee members and observers noting no reference to Old Guards or Progressives. Miera said state headquarters in Santa Fe keeps no record of past voting.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Maurice Miera
Congress
Bernalillo County
Republican Central Committee
Alude Mann
C. M. Botts
Jesus Romero
E. L. Moulton
John W
Mann
United Republican Club
Old Guards
Old Guard
Santa Fe
Miera
Cen
Denver Lawyer Ben Laska Sentenced in Urschel Kidnaping Case
Ben B. Laska, a Denver attorney known for defending kidnappers, received a ten year federal prison term from Judge Edgar S. Vaught for involvement in the Urschel kidnapping. Laska proclaimed innocence, appealed, and remained free on a $10,000 bond during the appeal process.
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Ben Laska
Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Edgar S. Vaught
Charles F. Urschel
Vaught
Laska
United States Circuit Court
Vange Vaught
Gene Brietenstein
United States
Ralph Carr
Dave Tant
Nazi Letdown Drive On Jews And Catholics
Berlin reports a long meeting between Gen Werner Von Blomberg and Adolf Hitler easing tensions among Jews, Roman Catholics, and World War I veterans. A decree by Von Blomberg and Frick opens to non Aryans with two Jewish grandparents to active military service, signaling a potential shift in Nazi policy.
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Werner von Blomberg
der Fuehrer
von Blomberg
Hitler
von Bromberg
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Air Force
Army
Navy
Heinrich Himmier
Secret Police
Frick
Dachau
Munich
Vermejo Park Visit Sparks Ranch and Fishing Talk
The narrator recalls Vermejo Park New Mexico on July 27 praising the scenery lakes streams and mountains. They mention Wiley Post landing his Lockheed at Waite Phillips old ranch and note 325000 acres of land and Vermejo as the greatest fishing place in the Southwest with Wiley fishing as the speaker surveys cattle.
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Vermejo Park
N. M
Little Meadow
Wiley Posta
Lockheed
Waite Hillips
Vermejo Ranch
Southwest
Wiley
Chaves Republicans to Meet on Saturday
McKinley county Republicans adopted rules and regulations at a county central committee meeting in Gallup and will file them with the county clerk before August 24. The plan marks the first of county meetings across New Mexico within ten days with dates set for several counties.
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Chaves Republicans
Gallup
N. M
McKinley County
J. H. Bosscher
Bernalilla
Valencia County
Socorro
Catron County
Rio Arriba
Eddy
Isa County
Sierra
Taos
Chaves
Heavy rain stalls cars on Jemez road in New Mexico
A heavy rain caused arroyos to run bank full for about 30 minutes last night, stalling fifteen cars on the Jemez road between San Ysidro and Bernalillo. Traffic was held up until about 10:30 pm as motorists reported the delay.
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Jemez Road
Albuquerque
N. M
San Ysidro
Bernalillo
Wheat Harvest Rushes Under Hot Midwestern Sun
Chicago dated wire reports farmers in the Midwest and their hired help race to cut the 1935 wheat crop before heat ripens it. Daylight hours see workers and machines beating the sun with continuous operations through the 24 hours as damp conditions followed by scorching heat threaten to cause shattering of the grain.
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Chicago
Midwest
Harvest Men Rush to Aid War on Shortage
Seeks Lusitania's Treasure Need More Men. Relief officials shut relief projects with the ultimatum no work no food. In Iowa women and children joined harvest crews as fields faced a manpower crunch. In Missouri and Kansas farmers adapted equipment to cut wet fields while Nebraska and Minnesota pressed ahead. Also a rattlesnake bite left Billy Rains in serious condition at a local hospital after a Pinos Altos picnic.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Silver City
N. M
Billy Rains
L. C. Rains
State Teachers College
Rains
Pinos Altos Mountains
Mescalero CCC camp ready for occupancy
The Mescalero CCC camp three miles east of Tularosa in the New Mexico Arizona district for range development is ready for occupancy. Earl P. Sanders of Alamogordo, ex-County Treasurer, is named camp superintendent. Ward Charles of Alamogordo is appointed engineer under A. D. Molohon and is surveying projects for the Tularosa camp.
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Mescalero CCC
Alamogordo
N. M
Tularosa
New Mexico-Arizona
Earl P. Sanders
Otero County
Ward Charles
A. D. Molohon
Department of Interior
Heat Wave Hits Midwest With Record Temperatures
The Middle West endures extreme heat with 100 plus degree days across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and surrounding areas. Record highs include 109 at Brookfield Missouri 107 in Leavenworth Kansas and 105 in Lincoln Nebraska. Temperatures also report 103 in Kansas City Omaha and Newkirk.
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Kansas City
Middle West
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Brookfield
Leavenworth
Kas
Columbus
Nebr
Lincoln
Omaha
Newkirk
Okla
Mercury
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
West Texas
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Phoenix
Washington
Griffin Died After Weeklong Illness at Roswell
Samuel David Griffin aged 30 died at 9 o clock Sunday after a weeklong illness. He is survived by his brother Delbert and sister Maybelle, whom he had been living with near Roswell. Funeral services were held today at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Reeves, with burial at South Park. Schuler's Funeral Home directed.
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Ss. D. Griffin
Samuel David Griffin
Delbert
Maybelle
Roswell
Rev. Reeves
South Park
Schuler
Aliens to Receive Miner Hospital Care in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports that the miners hospital at Raton must serve resident miners regardless of alien status. Attorney General J. R. Modrall ruled the law intends free treatment for sick or injured miners, preventing any preference for citizens over aliens.
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Santa Fe
C. J. Humphreys
Miners’ Hospital
Raton
Attorney General’s Office
New Mexico
Humphreys
J. R. Modrall
Therfore
United States
British Plan Build Entire New Fleet
The Daily Herald claims a hush hush Admiralty plan to build a virtually new battle fleet by 1942 costing 750 million dollars. It details 12 capital ships 33 cruisers 63 flotilla destroyers 21 submarines and 3 aircraft carriers with 1936 to 1938 construction targets. The plan allegedly circulated to major powers and criticized as discreditable government policy.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Admiralty
Great Britain
Lavorite
Bolton Eyres-Mansell
House of Commons
Herald
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Buron Held in Gallup on Car Theft Charge
Deputy U S Marshal Mollica said Robert W Burton 22 of Los Angeles is held on a Los Angeles complaint charging transportation of a stolen auto. He allegedly had a car involved in a July 24 accident near Thoreau that killed Mrs Helen Ferris of New York. Two other occupants, Mrs Anna Thompson and Ed Sherman, were not held.
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Gallup
N. M
U. S
D. F. Mollica
Robert W. Burton
Los Angeles
Calif
Burton
Thoreau
Helen Ferris
New York City
Mollica
Sandoval
Anna Thompson
Ed Sherman
State to open bids for two minor highway projects
Santa Fe July 29 AP bids have been called for two minor highway projects by the State Highway Commission. Bids will be received and the commission will meet on August 7 to review the proposals and consider awarding contracts.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Mrs Tingley regrets missing Rogers and Post visit
Mrs Clyde Tingley wife of the governor expressed regret that she was away from home when Will Rogers and Wiley Post stopped at the New Mexico executive mansion with Mrs Wiley Post during an air tour that included Albuquerque and visits to two ranches in the state.
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Tingley
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Posts
Rogers
Albuquerque
Neutrality bill push by Representative Tinkham
Washington July 29 AP Representative Tinkham Mass denounced administration for toadying to the British foreign office. He urged a neutrality law blocking arms exports to any war not involving the United States and said the president and secretary of state opposed it. He plans to introduce an arms export ban bill. Plutarco Elias Calles Jr lost Nuevo Leon governor race by about ten to one. Fortunato Zuazua won, signaling waning Calles influence amid his rift with President Cardenas.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Floyd Mann
John Mann, Jr
Richard Carnes
Floyd
Washington
Tinkham
Rmass
British Foreign Office
United States
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
In National League action St Louis defeated Pittsburgh two to three as Hallahan Heusser and Delancey combined with Lucas and Padden on the battery. Chicago fell to St Louis three to one with Tietje Sewell Coffman Cain and Hemsley handling the innings. Detroit won over Cleveland eleven to six with Crowder Auker and Cochrane Hudlin and Phillips contributing on the mound and at bat. In the American League Goslin and Det. Martin starred for Detroit while St. Louis’s St. L. Nat. and Am. squads posted the day’s results.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Hallahan
Heusser & Delancey
Lucas and
Padden
Chicago
Tietje
Sewell
Coffman
Cain
Hemsley
Revenue chief revokes tax demand in pending suits
Santa Fe July 29 AP John D Bingaman revenue commissioner notified the governor's office the bureau has revoked an order demanding payment of delinquent income taxes pending outcome of friendly test suits to be carried through the courts to determine final interpretation of provisions of the law. He said 900 delinquents are involved. Letters will be mailed this week to those owing the tax.
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Santa Fe
John D. Bingaman
Revenue
Bureau
Quake Recorded with Distant Reach From Georgetown
Georgetown University reported a strange earthquake starting at 2 52 42 a m EST. Peak intensity at 3 04 a m and ending at 7 a m. Distance estimated at 7500 miles with the direction noted as under.
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Washington
Georgetown University Today
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