Roosevelt and Congress Seek Adjournment Timeline
President Roosevelt and congressional leaders debate timing to adjourn, with ten days seen as possible after key bills on tariff, silver, housing, and Wagner board advance. Senate pace and unresolved social, agriculture, and oil measures cloud final action as Rainey Burns seek swift adjournment.
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Capitol Hill
Wagner Board
Robinson
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Rainey
Representative Burns
White House
Burns
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
House
Bomb Man Surrenders After Dynamite Claim
International Illustrated News Photo reports that Bomb Man surrenders amid claims he tried to persuade Bennett not to blow himself to bits. The article asserts the vehicle contained 104 sticks of dynamite and five pints of nitroglycerin.
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Iff
Bennett
Showers Bring Relief to Drought Areas Across Midwest
The parched middle west cooled by June showers as May aridity lingers. Washington officials, at President Roosevelt's call, weighed relief measures for farmers and stockmen in devastated zones while weathermen predicted continued cooler weather. Central North Dakota and Scottsbluff Nebraska saw soaking rains, Illinois and Ottawa Kansas reported heavy showers, and Rocky Mountain drought signs eased. Leadville endured a brisk snowstorm as prairie provinces felt relief from a 13 day heat wave.
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Associated Press
Middle-West
Washington
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Scottsbluff
Neb
Illinois
Ottawa
Kas
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Leadville
Colo
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Strick
Hatchet Slaying Traps Son Who Confesses Murder
Louis Rude Payne, 21, confessed to killing his mother Carrie L. Payne, 45, and brother Robert, 14, in their Westwood home after an all night grilling by police. He said the acts followed an intolerable spiral of grievances and he strangled and hacked them with a hatchet. Police searched for a woman posing as Mrs. Payne who contacted Beverly Hills High School claiming Robert shot himself.
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Los Angeles
Louis Rude Payne
Hubert J. Wallis
Westwood
Carrie L. Payne
Robert
Payne
University of California At
Louis
Huntington Peach
Here
Wallis
LeRoy Sanderson
Ray Giese
Lucius F. Payne
St. Louis Utilities Company
Young Payne
Beverly Hills High School
Communists Nominate Howe for Governor in New Mexico
Delegates to the Communist state convention named Dr. Phillip Howe of Ruidoso as their gubernatorial candidate for November. Other nominees include H. A. Reinike for lieutenant governor and J. Bartol for secretary of state, among a slate advocating unemployment insurance, free education, six hour days, public ownership of utilities, and civil rights. The platform demands included free texts, hot lunches for destitute children, and a broad public works program.
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Communist Party of New Mexico
Phillip Howe
Ruidoso
H. A. Reinike
Dexter
Co. J. Bartol
Gallup
Oliver Leonie
Mc. H. Peck
Treas
D. Hernandez
H. A. Trammell
Mesilla Park
Cecil Johnson
Harry Mavrojenis
Raton
State Corporation
A Ray
U. S
C. G. Plaster
Clovis
G. A. Turnbaugh
Hagerman
Roswell Passes Ordinance Regulating Liquor Sales
Roswell city council adopted a special ordinance at a Saturday night meeting regulating liquor sales and fixing dispenser license fees to take effect July 1. The measure compares city fees to state rates, limits drinking to certain licensed premises, and bans sales to ineligible individuals in public places.
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Roswell
Greed Causes the Deaths of Two
Phoenix file details two deaths in a failed extortion plot. Louis Walsh died after federal agents ambushed him while he fled with $3,500 from I. Diamond, as Perkins was fatally wounded in bed by a stray shot. An unopened extortion letter warned of harm to Diamond and family if payment did not occur. The code name The Black Three appears as the plot's signature.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Perkins
Louis Walsh
Walsh
I. Diamond
Perkins
Diamond
Three Escape Serious Injury In Exploding Tire Mold
At 9 this morning a steam tire vulcanizing mold exploded at Dollahan tire shop, 205 East Second, hurled a 600 pound mold through the roof and through walls, sending fragments across First Street. Three men nearby were thrown but escaped with burns and bruises as steam filled the room and holes appeared in roof and floor. Cause undetermined though gauge read 40 pounds though 200 pounds were safe.
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Dollah On
East Second
City Hall
Dollahan
W. E. Dollahan
E. E. Ryan
Mr. Hall
Mr. Ryan
No fixed date for Democrats meeting in Santa Fe
Acting State Chairman John Bingham said no notices were mailed and no date fixed for a Democratic State Central Committee meeting. Newspapers claim a date, while Capitol talk ties timing to Congress. Some fear effort to sideline the Progressive element now said to control the committee.
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Santa Fe
John Bingham
Democratic State Central Committee
National Congress
Dennis Chavez
Carl Hatch
Institute Alumni Elect Officers At Annual NM Military Institute
At the annual meeting of the New Mexico Military Institute Alumni Association officers were elected. President is Lieut. Com. Donald Hamilton of Roswell. Sec. Treas. Walden Bassett of Roswell. Assistant Sec. Treas. John Lassator. First Vice President Clarence Hin kle of Roswell. Additional vice presidents include Babe Higgins Long Beach Calif Ja ia Miller Springer N M Francis Poole Phoenix Ariz Dick McLarry Dallas Tex George Weeze New York City John Funk Tulsa Ohio Geo Harris Denver Colo Dempster MacMurphy Chicago Illinois.
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New Mexico Military Institute Alumni Association
Donald Hamilton
Roswell
Sec
Treas
Walden Bassett
John Lassator
Clarence Hinkle
Babe Higgins
Long Beach
Calif
Ia Miller
Springer
N. M
Francis Poole
Phoenix
Ariz
Dick Mc
Awards at New Mexico Military Institute Jambalaya
The institute lists awards from a cadet jambalaya including Jim Rallis Cup for best all around athlete to George P. Burn Montgomery Ward Cup for best gymnast. Rain canceled parade and polo. Final Ball at Cahoon Armory. graduation tomorrow with Doak S. Campbell speaker and cadet David Jolly valedictorian. Special orders announce 1933-34 honors, including honor graduates Patterson J H Neiman H T Hanks R W and more.
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A. R. George
Jim Rallis
George P. Burn
Cahoon Armory
Lea Hall
Doak S. Campbell
David Jolly
Edmund H. Gibson
New Mexico
Military Department
Patterson
J. H
Neimann
H. T
Hanks
R. W
Minton
W. A
Junker, E. Jr
Seymour C. C
Berry F. Jr
Harry Morrison
J. H. Patterson
J. L. MecShaffry
Jason W. James
G. D. Warr
F. Berry, Jr
D. R. Cardinal
P. G
Brewer elected president of First Church Christian Science
Dr John M Brewer was named president of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist Boston at the annual meeting attended by over 6000 Christian Science workers He succeeds Miss Mary G Ewing as president Edward L Ripley and Ezra W Palmer were re elected treasurer and secretary respectively
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Boston
John M. Brewer
Harvard University
First Church of Christ Scientist
Christian Science
Dr. Brewer
Mary G. Ewing
Edward L. Ripley
Ezra W. Palmar
Brookline
Mass
Car washed off highway near Roswell in afternoon incident
The Record reports a car was washed off the highway eight miles west of Roswell while crossing a draw with running water. Ropes were tossed to two men and two women, occupants of the car. None believed seriously hurt. Names not learned, but thought to be tourists.
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Roswell
Texas
Asf
Tatum
Bronco
Dexter
Artesia
Lovington
Diamond
Santa Rosa
Fort Sumner
Hank Wood
Picacho
Ruidoso
Clovis
Carrizozo
Artesta
Ft. Sumner
Albuquerque
Vaughn
Alamogordo
President of Notre Dame Dies After Long Illness
The Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell, president of the University of Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana, died early today after a long illness. He had received last rites from the Catholic Church several weeks ago.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles L. O'Donnell
University of Notre Dame
Father O’donnell
Reappointment of Methodists Across New Mexico
In Santa Fe on June 4 AP reports church conference assignments for 15 Methodist Episcopal churches in New Mexico. Superintendent George Henderson leads, with deputies in Albuquerque, Belew, Cimarron, Clayton, Des Moines, El Paso, Las Vegas, Fort Sumner, Roswell and others. several circuits list J. S. Collins, F. J. Johnson, W. R. Williams, and D. A. Gregg among others. Deaconess appointments also noted.
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Santa Fe
Methodist Episcopal
New Mexico
George M. Henderson
Albuquerque
S. W. Marble
Belew
D. A. Gregg
Cimarron
R. A. McNutt
Clayton
George W. Kerry
Des Moines
J. S. Collins
Duran
F. J. Johnson
el Paso
First
F. E. Madden
Orchard Park
H. M. Hilliard
Fsnancia
R. E. Pittman
Folsom
Fort Sumner
J. D. King
Las Vegas
A. P. Gaines
Maxwell
W. R. Williams
Millls
Mosquero
Raton
H. L. Elston
Roswell
Benjamin Witelgeorge
Santa
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al Sturzinger
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U.C.L.A
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Rauert
Carl Howe
Extendegq
Colorado
Willigers
Beverly Hills
Smithsonian Institution
Areo
First Street
Bass
Omar Leach
Institute
al the Institute
The
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Notre Dame
Eitel George
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