Alamogordo dam dispute tied to stream flow study
Washington reports a reclamation bureau hydrographer will compute Pecos river average monthly flow for 20 years at Lake McMillan. Texas seeks to withdraw objections if flow remains constant, while New Mexico argues artesian sources should not count. A conference with Dr. Mead is planned.
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Dry riverbed shock in Mussolini era army tale
Beverly bulls Calif says a tale about Mussolini's army camping by a stream, Abysinnians diverting creeks, leaving troops without water. The piece extols native peoples' cunning, cites Geronimo and the Boers, and mocks civilized armies as easily outsmarted.
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Plane tour to sell more PWA projects
Washington July 31 AP secretary Ickes borrowed a Navy plane and sent five lieutenants to tour 22 cities in a bid to sell more PWA projects. Col Horatio B Hackett led the party, with E K Burlew Phillip Benton Edward H Foley Jr and M W Straus also aboard.
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Middle West Suffers Heat Wave With Deadly Toll
The heat weary middle west seeks relief as record temperatures kill and strain hospitals. Chicago, Iowa, and Missouri report multiple deaths with Kansas City and Lincoln among hot spots. Cities from Sedalia to Topeka post 105 degrees, while officials warn crops may endure only one more week of unbroken heat.
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Fire destroys barn at Kansas City stockyards
Fire at Kansas City stock yards burned a barn housing 75 to 100 horses and mules for about an hour. Loss estimated at 25 000 dollars by Mrs Ford Owen, wife of the firm head, with most stock moved or unbroken animals stampeded away. Fifteen fire companies fought the blaze as officials said Cuban government consignments were among the animals.
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F. H. Serbatius
Kas
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Grand Island
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Toay
New Pastor Appointed at St Peter's Church Roswell
Father Daniel Linfert is the new pastor at St. Peter's Catholic Church Roswell succeeding Father Matthew Order Friars Minor who requested transfer to St. Boniface Church Louisville Kentucky as assistant pastor. He left for Louisville yesterday. Father Matthew recently marked his 25th priestly anniversary, much of which he spent in Roswell. Linfert came to Roswell from Cincinnati Ohio.
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St. Boniface Church
Louisville
Kentucky
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Roswell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richest Americans Tax Question Draws Court and Congress
President Roosevelt noted that 58 of the wealthiest Americans paid no federal tax in 1932 on 37 percent of their income, joking they were the 59 thriftiest people. He urged taxing government bonds. On Capitol Hill, Noel Sargent of the National Association of Manufacturers argued against the proposed graduated corporate tax as unsound, while House Ways and Means leaders released a cautious estimate that the bill would raise about 271 million dollars annually, drawing Republican opposition as confiscatory.
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Roswell Fights for Site of New Army Air Base
Roswell Chamber of Commerce has pressed to locate a proposed army air base in Roswell. The inter mountain base plan cleared the Senate and now goes to President Roosevelt. Local aeronautics officials meet Thursday to strategize. base size and population impact uncertain but likely at least fifty aircraft.
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J. D. Atwood
Arthur Farnsworth
Claude Simpson
Aeronautics Committee
Roosevelt
New Mexico Lamb Crop Above Average Despite Slaughter
Albuquerque NM July 31 AP An above average lamb crop in New Mexico is indicated despite intensive slaughter in drought relief efforts last year. State Sheep Sanitary Board secretary Tom Snell said the state is in good condition overall, with some early-season variability and a few dry spots.
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New Mexico
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State Sheep Sanitary Board
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Baseball score line report from multiple games
Cleveland and Chicago played a low scoring game with final misprint details noted. St Louis beat Detroit with a late rally as batteries included Andrews Hemsley Bridges Cochrane. Boston and Washington had a pitching duel with Ferrell Ferrell Newsom Bolton. New York Philadelphia game postponed due to rain.
Notable Names in National Boxing Circles Listed
Tessie Bkin Nat Berger Bos Nat John Moore Pha Nat Camilli Phe Nat Greenberg Det Am Harder Cleo Am W Ferrell Bos Am listing prominent boxers and affiliations in a summarized sports brief.
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Police to Usf Paddles on Santa Fe Youth
In Santa Fe on July 31 AP reports a controversial event involving a wooden paddle to discipline a youth during a band concert at the historic Plaza. Details are fragmented but the incident centers on a planned paddle act and city involvement.
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Santa FE
Bridegroom abducted and killed in Chicago
Dr Walter J Isauer 38 of Cleveland bridegroom of three weeks was abducted in Ann Arbor Michigan and taken to a south side Chicago wooded area where he was mutilated and died five hours later at Jackson Park Hospital He identified a jealous suspect before dying Marie Bauer his bride a nurse was en route from Kirksville Missouri to Chicago to be at his side The assailant fled after forcing Bauer into the car in the Jennings House lobby near Ann Arbor The case is being investigated by Detective Howard Doyle.
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Jackson Park Hospital
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Army Air Test Pilot is Missing
Searchers comb Palos Verdes hills for Lieut Arthur H Skaer Jr an Army Air Reserve test pilot last seen after taking a new monoplane on a test flight Planes from Long Beach reserve camp and sheriff air squad aid in the search Skaer who was married last May to Dorothy Firebaugh Denver native and CU alumnus trained at Randolph Field and Douglas pilot since April 1 Albuquerque introduces New Mexico sales tax tokens in one mill and five mill denominations issued to merchants by the revenue bureau for the state taxes collectors distribute them in packs of ten and 1 000 with one cent and one dollar payments
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Palos Verdes
Army Air Reserve
Arthur H. Skaer, Jr
Skaer
Long Beach
Sheriff's Office Air Squad
Dorothy Firebaugh
Denver
University of Colorado
East High School
U. S. Army Aviation School
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
An Aircraft Corporation
Douglas
N. M
Albuquerque
New Mexico
State Revenue Bureau
Bureau of Revenue
Boy Still Missing in New Mexico Pines
Six year old Albert Buddy Reasoner disappeared near the Pinos Altos mountains northwest of Silver City New Mexico. Searchers including sheriff’s officers forest rangers and miners pressed into rugged terrain as heavy brush and canyons hinder efforts. Rainy conditions and lack of bloodhound progress delayed the hunt and the National Guard cavalry unit was being considered to aid the effort.
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Pinos Altos Mountains
Here
National Guard Cavalry
Burrell Caapin
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Bert Rothwell
Chapin
Sheriff’s Office
Judge Neblett restrains collecting wheat tax
Santa Fe July 31 AP U S district Judge Colin Neblett issued a temporary restraining order to halt collection of the 30 cents per bushel wheat processing tax under AAA rules. Hoch 48 star mills of Albuquerque protested. Steve Vidal internal revenue collector named in the order. Hearing set for Aug 8 to decide on permanence. Protestants claim AAA unconstitutionality.
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Santa Fe
U. S
Senate Passes Grazing Act Amendment to Expand Public Domain
Washington July 31 The Senate approved a House bill amending the Taylor grazing act to raise land available for grazing districts from 80 million to 142 million acres. The measure returns to the House for concurrence in amendments.
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Washington
House
Upswing in Steel Industry Signals Better Business
New York reports a renewed rise in steel operations from a low in early July, with capacity use climbing through July and expectations of a stronger second half. Analysts note lower consumer inventories this year and a slower pace from June to July, suggesting potential sustained improvement despite past cycles.
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