M H Hunter Seriously Hurt In Auto Wreck
M H Hunter of Roswell and former state FERA supervisor is in serious condition at St Marys hospital after a collision with a hay truck near Tatum. The truck driver, uninjured, said both drivers were blinded by lights. Hunter suffered a brain concussion and possible broken leg. he was treated at Tatum and taken to Roswell. Gray Hunter of Iraan, Texas, his brother, was notified.
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M. H. Hunter
Roswell
FERA
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tatum
Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Southern Union Oil and Gas Company
Artesia
Gray Huunter
Iraan
Texas
Hobbs
New Mexico Military Institute Ends 37th Graduation with Largest Class
The thirty seventh annual commencement at the New Mexico Military Institute closes with ten thirty morning graduation in Lez Hall. Governor Clyde Tingley unable to attend. Judge M A Otero to deliver address to 86 graduates. Valedictorian is First Lieutenant Marquis LaVe Smith. Final Ball at Cahoon Avenue tonight. Cadet music provided for baccalaureate by cadet clubs and ensembles. Parade and band concerts drew large crowds. Jambalaya show praised. awards announced. Continued on page five.
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The
New Mexico Military Institute
Lez Hall
Clyde Tingley
M. A. Otero
Santa Fe
Marquis
LaVe Smith
LeRoy Thompson
Institute
Lea Hail Auditorium
Superintendents Quarters
Substantial Flood Relief Feared Near End in Colorado
Denver reports signs of relief as memorial day floods ease across Colorado and Wyoming. Death toll holds at 27 with 14 recovered, while damages rise into millions to roads rails bridges and livestock. Authorities see little loss of life in Sterling Sedgwick and other towns as a dust storm wastes southeastern Colorado and federal aid of 1.5 million dollars is sought to rebuild highways and bridges.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
South Platte
Sterling
Sedgwick
Colorado Springs
Ralph C. Baird
Pueblo
Avtorado Springs
Jarreanon
Ute Pass
Platte
Wiggins
Art Naill
Kiowa
Time Finds Garner a Fellow in the House
In Allas California a speaker credits Jack Garner as a common sense man and cites Time magazine praising him. The speaker urges merchants and druggists to expose current price cutting and chiseling, arguing that law enforcement will occur only if action is taken.
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Hollywood
Cal
Jack Garner
Nick Longworth
Garner
Time
Institute awards list crowns cadet winners in multiple events
Cadet W A Cleman won the Boellner Cup as top horseman after perfect scores in the First Class men s jumping contest at the horse show at the Institute. Cadet A P Youngheim took the South western Public Service Company cup for the troop jumping contest. Jess Mundy earned the Will Purdy cup in the doughnut race. T S Doran won the bending race with the Cecil Kyte cup. T P Wilder captured the stick and ball race and the Roswell Laundry cup. T O Lilystrand won the beginners polo equipment race and the Roy Daniel cup, while Jack Shirley received the Stewart polo cup for the polo stake race. Lilystrand also won the lancers competition with the F W Woolworth cup. At parade awards Cadet W E Hall earned the alumni rifle prize, Cadet Julio Chiarmonte the Frank Brothers saber for top list sergeant, and Cadet Colonel Hugh H Fink the Fairbanks saber for outstanding cadet.
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W. A. Cleman
A. P. Youngheim
Southwestern Public Service Company
Jess Mundy
Will Purdy
Constitutional clash over federal power and NRA debate
Washington observers report sharply renewed talk of amending the constitution to curb or preserve Supreme Court power. Senator Borah defends the Court and urges amendments only through the people, while Senator Norris pushes for a constitutional change stripping courts of authority to strike laws. Many foresee a 1936 Democratic platform plank courting an amendment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Borah
Idaho
Supreme Court
Norris
R-Neb
Congress
Liquor Sales Begin in Albuquerque on Sunday
Albuquerque New Mexico reports Sunday liquor sales started at 4 pm after the city adopted the state law hours. A survey found no rush as downtown restaurants and beer gardens opened with only a few people waiting for the hour.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bacon elected president of The Mother Church in Boston
A. Barry Bacon of Boston and Marshfield Mass. was elected president of The Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist Boston at the annual meeting attended by about 6000 members. He praised Christian Science for aiding people during unemployment and vowed continued growth. Ralph Scholfield and Florence Siever Middaugh were elected Readers for three years.
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Boston
A. Barry Bacon
Marshfield
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Bacon
Pontiac
Mich
Washington
Christian Science
John M. Brewer
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Ralph B. Scholfield
London
England
Florence Siever Middaugh
Denver
Los Angeles
Edward L. Ripley
Ezra W. Palmer
Brookline
Roland R. Harrison
Christian Science Monitor
Two Teens Jailed For Chevrolet Car Theft
Jack Lacey and Bob Roden pleaded guilty to stealing A. J. Eatons Chevrolet coupe here last Wednesday and were sentenced to serve 2 to 3 years each in the state penitentiary when arraigned before Judge James B. McGhee Saturday afternoon. City and county officers arrested the youths a few hours after the theft.
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Jack Lacey
Bob Roden
A. J. Eaton
State Penitentiary
James B. McGhee
Census of business proposed to aid economy recovery
Washington June 3 AP A Commerce Department work relief request seeks $9 370 00 to employ jobless white collar workers starting January 1 to collect payroll receipts and other data for business recovery planning. The study would cover distributive business and related sectors, touching banks insurance firms transport real estate and other professions. 5 900 000 business sites would be contacted. The project bases on 1935 data with headquarters in Baltimore and aims to aid public policy and marketing analysis.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Baltimore, Md
Roper
CWA
Baseball Scores St Louis Beats Chicago in Tight Game
Baseball scoreboard shows St Louis 0 0 0 2 0 Chicago 0 0 1 2 0 with Heusser Hallahan Harrell Davis Root Hart on the mound and in the lineup. Only game scheduled.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Heusser
Hallahan
Harrell
Davis
Root and Hartnett
American League baseball score recap
Cleveland and St Louis batteries Hildebrand Putlak Walkup and Hemsley. Philadelphia 011 000 001 Four runs New York 210 003 10x seven runs Bleaholder Caster Mahaffey Richards Deshong Dickey. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
New York
Bleaholder
Caster
Mahaffey
Richards
Deshong
Dickey
Unclear Names Listed Across Amn and Amn Variant Entries
Fragmentary OCR note lists individuals Moses Pha Amn Dickey NY Amn McNair Phila Amn. No clear event, role, or context provided to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Moses
Pha Amn
Dickey
NY Amn
McNair
Phila
Governor Tingley offers NM aid to NRA efforts
Governor Clyde Tingley telegrams governors in Colorado New York and Maryland pledging cooperation to sustain NRA principles. He favors voluntary observance by New Mexico businesses over mandatory measures while noting risk from profiteers and urging a Western governors conference in Salt Lake City and a possible national meeting. He also backs Governor Lehman and stresses broad business support for NRA standards.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Johnson
Colorado
Lehman
New York
Nice
Maryland
NRA
New Mexico
Tingley
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Salt Lake City
Governor Urges New Mexico Tax Deadline Payment Week
Governor Clyde Tingley urged New Mexicans to pay 1934 taxes by June 15 to unlock 1936 and earlier year tax relief, saying unpaid taxes total about 10 million dollars. He proposed June 10 as the start of a statewide “pay taxes week” to clear delinquent accounts and balance budgets on a cash basis.
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Tl Am
New Mexico
$200 000 In Kidnap Bills Listed In Tacoma Case
Department of Justice agents distributing circulars describing the 20,000 bank notes that freed nine year old George Weyerhaeuser declined to comment on whether the Chicago arrest of gangster Volney Davis was linked to the Tacoma kidnapping.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
George Weyerhaeuser
Chicago
Volney Davis
Governor Cancels Roswell Trip Over Illness
Governor Clyde Tingley cancelled his Roswell visit to present diplomas at the New Mexico Military Institute. Officials said he was recuperating from a cold and doctors advised he cancel engagements outside Santa Fe for part of the week.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Tax Moratorium Ends June 15th
Mrs Harold E Crosby county treasurer reminds taxpayers that 1934 taxes paid by June 15 allow 1933 and earlier taxes to be paid by December 15 without interest or penalty.
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Harold E. Crosby
Dust storm sweeps across Oklahoma Panhandle and southwest
Dense sand and dust clouds swept through Guymon and Hollis Oklahoma on June 3, reducing visibility to less than half a block in Guymon and under a quarter mile in Hollis. The storm spread across a wide area of the Panhandle and southwestern Oklahoma.
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Guymon
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas County
Panhandle
Hollis
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Ore
Lea Hall
Sonya
Cahoon Avery
Ahiswede
C., Jr
Shaw, R
Pickard
J. K
Henricchs
P. H. Presley
W. M
Beaver
Ofton
G. H
Bowman, H. E
F. J. Jr
Becker, W. E. Jr
Dremmond
T. Wi S. R
Napier, G. L
C. M. Woodbury
Larry Whitehead
Larry? Whitehead
Catalina Island
T Allas
W. E. Hall
Frank Brothers
Julio Chiaramonte
Fairbank
Hugh H. Fink
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Walkup
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