Boy Lost in New Mexico Mountains Sparks Large Search
A six year old boy Albert Boddy Reasoner wandered from Stucks Sawmill camp near Pinos Altos 22 miles northwest of Gallup prompting a 100 man search with CCC workers from Gila camp. Deputy Sheriff John Hail led the multi‑hour effort through rain and rough terrain as authorities warned about a possible canyon or mine shaft accident.
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N. M
Ouver City
Albert Boddy Reasoner
Stucks
Pinos Altos Mountains
Here
CCC
Gila Camp
S ‘Tauner
Need a Low Interest Loan for Household Purchases
Roswell Insurance & Surty Company advertises loans for cars refrigerators washing machines radios and home improvements to substantial citizens at a low rate with a monthly reduction plan. No endorsement or dealers guarantee required. Secretary-Treasurer H D O Hammond signs the notice.
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Roswell Insurance & Surty Company
H. D. O. Hammond
Ecretary
Pears Plums and Apples At Low Prices
Bartlet offers pears plums and apples at low prices. First orchard east of railroad on College Blvd. Advertisement paraph.
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College Blvd
Tinglies Invited to Albuquerque Reception for UK Doctors
The governor and Mrs Tingley have been invited to a reception and tea in Albuquerque on August 10 hosted by the Bernillo County Medical Society for a group of 10 prominent physicians from the British Isles en route to Australia for a medical convention.
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Tingleys
Santa Fe
Overnor
Clyde Tingey
Whd
Aluquerque
Nalillo County Medical
All This Week Goodrich Tire Sale Ad
All this week Goodrich tires tubes and accessories offered below cost with discounts up to forty percent. 454 Tire Service located at 110 East Second Street advertises major price cuts on tire and related items.
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Goodrich
Eastecond St
McDaniels Unfounded Lead Ties to Colorado Slaying
Santa Fe reports that a search for the McDaniels brothers in southern Colorado and New Mexico was unfounded after officials including Sheriff Boots Fetcher and state police Chief E J House Jr conferred in response to a report they were in the vicinity of Raton. The investigation found no connection to a Colorado slaying.
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Eee McDaniels
Aton
Santa Fe
Heriffs
Colorado
Poice
E. J. House, Jr
Newexico
Boots
Raton
N. M
Meniels’ Brothers
School Insurance Bids for County Busses Opened by Board
Sealed bids are invited by the Chaves County Board of Education for insurance on county school buses for the 1935 36 term. Bids must be received by 10:00 A M on August 10, 1935. Details available at the County School Superintendent office. By C M Martin Secretary.
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Chaves County
Relief meeting in Santa Fe with FERA official
Miss Alice Clements regional social service director for FERA arrived in Santa Fe from Salt Lake City to confer with local relief authorities. She will stay several days before returning to Denver to coordinate regional relief efforts.
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Santa Fe
Alice Clements
FERA
Salt Lake City
Denver
WAKES ATTACK UPON TAYLOR GRAZING ACT
Thomas Cooper of Casper Wyoming Wool Growers Association denounces the Taylor Grazing Act in his annual report. He says the act gives broad secretary control and will not stabilize the livestock industry. He warns private lands under section 15 will face the same regulations as federal lands and laments planned regimentation.
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Laramie
Wyo
Thomas Cooper
Casper
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Cooper
Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Judgment Against Santa Fe City Is Suspended
Santa Fe July 30 AP Suspension of the writ of mandamus granted by District Judge M A Otero Jr requires the city to levy taxes to pay a damage judgment of Mrs Emilia Napoleon. The supreme court orders the stay until Sept 1 and directs briefs from both sides with Aug 10 for the city and Aug 15 for Mrs Napoleon. The city has two days to file a reply. The budget assumes about 75,000 in income and spends nearly all of it with a 3 3/4 mill levy instead of four mills. A quarter mill is reserved for schools to meet the four mills limit under the 20 mill cap. Napoleon won the 1931 judgment for injuries from a street excavation fall. the judgment now stands at 8,700 including interest.
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Santa Fe
M. A. Otero, Jr
Emilia Napoleon
Supreme Court
Napoleon
Runaway Boy Held in Albuquerque After World Trip Wish
A 15 year old boy, claiming to be Hellas Hasten of Sudan Texas, was picked up in Albuquerque New Mexico. Police chief Pat O Grady said the youth left home last Saturday without informing his father to see the world and was trying to contact his parents.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hellas Hasten
Sudan
Tex
Pat O’grady
New Mexico Civilians to Select Camp Perry Rifle Team
A civilian team to represent New Mexico in the Camp Perry match will be chosen at a shoot this weekend in Santa Fe. Rifle squads are entered from Albuquerque Alamagordo Roswell Santa Fe and Hatch with the Zia Club of Roswell also entered. Brig Gen R C Charlton Adjutant General aims to form a National Guard rifle team for entry.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Camp Perry
Albuquerque
Alamogordo
Roswell
Hacth
Zia Club
R. C. Charlton
National Guard
White and Corn Plead Not Guilty in Horse Transport Case
Elza White Jr and Charles Corn of Roswell pleaded not guilty in Lea County district court to transporting horses to Texas without inspection releases from the Cattle Sanitary Board. They were freed on $750 bonds, with trial set for August 3.
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Lovington
N. M
Elza White, Jr
Charles Corn
Roswell
Lea County
Texas
Cattle Sanitary Board
ERA to distribute dry skimmed milk and beef
Santa Fe July 30 AP H W Hanna ERA commodity supervisor said 40000 pounds of dry skim milk will go to Albuquerque to be packed for distribution by 10 workers. All fresh beef in Albuquerque will be distributed by the end of August.
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ERA
Santa Fe
H. W. Hanna
Albuquerque
Nazi Drive Said To Be Less Harsh
Berlin reports indicate a tempered Nazi push as arrests target Jews and perceived enemies. Halle arrests of seven Jews and six Gentile women signal continued anti Semitic actions while higher authorities seem to curb ultra radical campaigns.
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Berlin
Halle
Germany
Bertram
Fatherland
Recklinghausen
Congregation of “the Brothers of Mercy
Maria Lindenhof
Reich
Hitler
United States
Federal relief to get 8000 hides from Albuquerque warehouse
The surplus commodity relief administration will obtain 8,000 hides from the Albuquerque warehouse with none tanned by New Mexico relief administration. Wool from 200,000 pelts will be pulled and some use found for the wool after an inspection by Gordon Herkenhoff and Dr. J. J. Hayes. In Texas and New Mexico talks, agreement nears on Alamogordo dam on the Pecos river despite Texas objections to downstream water rights.
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Santa Fe
Federal Surplus Commodity Relief Administration
Albuquerque
New Mexico Relief Administration
Lea Rowland
Works Progress Administrator
Texas
N. M
Alamo Dam
Washington
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Pecos River
Red Bluff
Cool North Warm Southwest Bakes Kansas City Areas
A July heat wave grips the nation with 100 degree readings in the north while the southwest remains scorching. St Louis records heat related deaths as the city endures its seventh day of extreme heat. A cool northwest breeze briefly eases some areas but fails to reach far south, threatening corn yields. Mitchell hits 108 and then drops 41 degrees, tempering the day. Federal meteorologist A M Hamrick predicts only a potential local thundershower in the next 36 hours.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
South Lakota
Mitchell
Kansas
Missouri
A. M. Hamrick
Charge Dismissed in Revival Service Disturbance Case
The charge of making a disturbance against H. M. Reeves in connection with a revival service he helped conduct was dismissed yesterday afternoon by Police Judge L. L. Johnson after a hearing.
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H. M. Reeves
L. L. Johnson
Plan New Army Air Bases In Near Future
Washington July 30 AP Army Air Corps officers map six new air bases under the Wilcox bill costing 120 million dollars. Alaska likely first with Pacific Northwest next. Portland and Seattle competing for donors. Rocky Mountain, Atlantic coast, and southeastern bases eyed. East Boston favored for New England, Miami mentioned for Caribbean base.
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Washington
Wilcox Air Base
Army Air Corps
Public Works Allotment Board
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Seattle
Albuquerque
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Idaho
Cheyenne
Wyo
N. M
West Coast
Atlantic
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
New England
Florida
Air Corps
East Boston
Rep. Wilcox
Miami
Fla
Transient WPA units closed in New Mexico
Two camps in Roswell and Carrizozo shut down as WPA project reviews proceed. funding includes 46000 for two artesian well plugs in Chaves county plus park, street and school improvements across Chaves, Lincoln, Curry and Eddy counties. state police map marks 15 pins show lives lost and intoxicated crashes.
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N. M
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lindberghs depart without reveal of destination
St Paul dispatch reports Colonel Charles Lindbergh and wife left municipal airport at 11 56 a m without announcing their destination. The couple headed south in an unannounced travel plan seen in late July AP briefings.
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Charles Lindbergh
Soviet Polar Flight Delayed By Weather
Seattle reports that three Soviet fliers postponed their planned non stop Moscow to California flight due to unfavorable weather. A.A. Vartanian, Soviet representative, announced the delay today.
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Seattle
North Pole
Moscow
California
A.A. Vartanian
Tragic Accidental Shooting Kills Visitor in Missouri Barnyard
Ina Esther Leake of La Junta Colorado died from a gunshot wound believed accidental. She was visiting relatives in Chillicothe when she was shot during target practice in the Tom Smith farm barnyard with Lester Smith identified as the friend.
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Chillicothe
Ina Esther Leake
la Junta
Colo
Lester Smith
Miss Leake
Tom Smith
Condor planes launch 7000 mile Chicago to Chile leg
Brownsville authorities report three Condor planes departed at 12 55 p m for Tampico Mexico as part of a Chicago to Chile journey. The 7000 mile flight marks one of the longest land based commercial routes attempted.
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Brownsville
Texas
Condor
Here
Tampico
Mexico
Chicago
Chile
Meat Packers Seek Temp Injunction on Hog Taxes
Seventeen meat packing companies asked a federal judge for a temporary injunction blocking collection of federal processing taxes on hogs. Judge John P. Barnes set Thursday for hearings on the petitions.
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Chicago
John P. Barnes
Oil deal to close in Houston valued at 50 million
In Houston on July 30 AP reports the sale of the Yont-Lee Oil Company to Stanolind Oil and Gas for about 50 million dollars, with Mrs Pansy Yount widow of Frank M Yount as a principal owner. Her share is understood to be about 14 million.
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Houston
Texas
Yont-Lee Oil Company
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Pansy Yount
Frank M. Yount
Yount- Lee Company
Kiwanis to stage minstrel show for milk fund
At the Kiwanis meeting the Roswell club planned a September minstrel to raise funds for the Kiwanis Milk Fund. A committee of Ben Ginsberg Dick Davis Paul Wilmot and Lew Hammond was named to oversee the show. J R St John spoke of a trip to Virginia and Washington DC. A letter from Los Angeles Kiwanis urged aid for Roswell boys discharged from a federal transient camp.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Ben Ginsberg
Dick Davis
Paul Wilmot
Lew Hammond
J. R. St. John
Virginia
Washington
Roswell
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Club
J. B. Savage
Marriage License Issued to Cuellar and Medrano at Lake Arthur
A marriage license was issued today to Cesario Cuellar and Marie Medrano, both of Lake Arthur. Both parties are residents of the city and the license was issued locally for a forthcoming marriage.
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Cesario Cuellar
Marie Medrano
Lake Arthur
Public health survey funds allocated by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt allotted 3 450 000 for a Survey of chronic diseases under the public health service. Surgeon General Cum ming said the three fold study would employ 3 500 white collar workers on relief. The plan includes a house to house canvas, selective physical exams, and a survey of medical facilities, with 87 500 allotted to Texas. Harry Hopkins announced continued adult education for relief aid with 1 200 teachers in summer schools and 2 000 000 adults to be served.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Health Service
Hugh S. Cumming
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Hopkins
Texas
Twenty Million Dollar Lower Colorado River Project Approved
Washington reports Secretary Ickes cleared the way for the Texas flood control and irrigation scheme by signing contracts with the Lower Colorado River Authority. The deal includes a $10,500 purchase of revenue bonds and a $4,500,000 grant, plus a $50,000,000 allocation from the Reclamation Bureau for flood control and irrigation phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Colorado River
Texas
Public Works Administration
Lower Colorado River Authority
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Bureau of Flood Control
Lightning bolt kills Denver man in thundershower
Frank T. Lyon, 32, died when a thunderbolt struck him as he tended cabbage plants in his garden during a thundershower. His brother Harry E. Lyon, 43, was knocked unconscious and briefly paralyzed. A wife and three daughters survive.
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Denver
Frank T. Lyon
Harry E. Lyon
Organizing Businessmen's Softball League Here
A businessmen's softball league will be organized here for players not on regular teams. First game tomorrow at 5 30 PM, with managers arranging field use two afternoons weekly. The push comes after the enjoyed exhibition game last Saturday night.
New Coins Square or With Hole in Them
President Roosevelt sketches a half cent coin with a central hole and a square one mill piece. Secretary Morgenthau says both designs are liked and proposes midget coins to aid state sales taxes. Material debate includes copper for the half penny and a non aluminum mill, amid tensions with the Mellon interests over aluminum supply.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Morgenthau
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon
Seven Die In Auto Wreck In Arizona
Fredonia Ariz July 30 AP Only a three year old boy is alive today after an automobile carrying eight members of the Raeburn E Bischoff family of Tucson crashed on U S Highway 89 on Houserock Hill forty miles northwest of Lees Ferry and rolled seventy five feet into the bottom of a canyon The party members of the Tucson Mormon colony were returning from Utah when the car lost control and plunged into the rock filled gulch The wreck scattered the bodies along the route
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Fredonia
Ariz
Raeburn E. Bischoff
Tucson
Houserock Hill
Lee’s Ferry
Utah
Readvertising bids for school bus route Ta 9 and 31
Bids for the grade school bus route Ta in districts 9 and 31 will be received by the County School Superintendent's office until 10:00 A M on August 10, 1935. Bidders may obtain details at the same office. Adv J30t5c
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Charley Mason
Ed Shockley
Rubber and Oilman
Artesia
Florsheims
ED Williams
Clyde Tingley
White House
Works Administration
Edgar F. Puryear
Puryear
Bronson M. Cutting
Tingley
Gross- Miller Grocery CO
New Home
Wes
Wyoming Wool Growers
Santa FE City
White
Corn
T. E. Boggs
N. Main Roswell, N. M
Gordon Herkenhoff
J. J. Hayes
Neases Et
Lindy Air Products
Hills Bros. Coffee
WPA
Hillcrest Park
Clovis
Corona
Hagerman
Lincoln County
Carrizoro
Carlsbad
Cralk Lake
Center School
Colfax
Springer Cemetery
Chaves
Lincoln
Curry
Eddy
Carrizozo
William Hanes
Judith Allen
The
Wampas Baby
Comedy and
Pathe News
Dorothy Wilson
Chester Morris
Cincinnati
John G. Robinson
Raleigh
N. C
J. C. Knox
Samuel Insull
Insull
Senate Finance Committee
Louisburg
Sweat Ward
C. J. Stokes
Franklin County
Kiwanis Club
Lester Wright
Phone
Kelly Springfield Tires
Dollahon Tire Shop
E. 2Nd St
Thorne Park
Arizona
B. L
Ginsberg Music CO
N. Mais
National Bank Bldg
T. L. Gardner
Pres
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