High Wind at Hobbs Blows Over Buildings
A Hobbs wind storm about 1 30 Sunday morning demolished four small buildings including Wolf Apartments. One man, T R Dinningan, 18, was slightly injured. Damage estimated around 300 dollars. Doctor Stone in Athens Texas said no tornado, just a fierce wind with lightning and rain. minor injuries and a tourist camp damaged.
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Hobbs
Wolf Apartments
T. R. Dinngan
Athaillo
Texas
C. S. Stone
N. M
Roosevelt Budget Crisis Drives House Debate
Washington dispatch reports House leaders plan a special meeting to decide actions on President Roosevelt's ultimatum linking veterans benefits limits to new taxes. Roosevelt warns against increasing veterans expenditures without tax hikes, while Speaker Rainey contemplates rejection if Senate limits are imposed. The debate involves the Democratic steering committee and Ways and Means.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
House Democratic Steering Committee
Special Veterans Committee
Buchanan
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mattern Reaches Moscow After Atlantic Dash
American aviator Jimmy Mattern arrived in Moscow from Norway after a 51 hour 37 minute flight, routing via Kazan Sverdlovsk Omsk Novosvkhabarovsk. He planned two hours in Moscow then continuation toward his long distance solo quest.
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Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Norway
Mattern
Civil Aviation Society
Russia
Kazan
Sverdlovsk
Omsk
Novosvkhabarovsk
Irkuts
New York City
Post
Gatty
Oslo
Jomfruland
Nor Way
Osio
Will 7 Rogers Will 7 Rogers
Beverly Hills June 3. The speaker praises midgets in show business and applauds Mr. Morgan for humane treatment. He suggests adding everyone to a preferred list to resolve the controversy, noting no objections from those previously excluded.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mr. Morgan
Federal Reserve
United States Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt backs fifty million loan to China for American cotton
Washington reports a five percent loan of 50 million dollars to China secured by import taxes will finance the purchase of 900000 bales of cotton and 12500000 bushels of wheat. The deal, discussed in FDR's talks with Chinese Finance Minister Soong, aims to curb U S cotton surpluses and is tied to moves ahead of the London economic conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
China
T. V. Soong
Europe
United States
Celeste Jedel Joins Advisory Board for London Parley
Celeste Jedel sails as an expert with the American delegation to the London economic parley and serves on Professor Moley's advisory board as assistant secretary of state. She is the only woman in the group.
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Celeste Jedel
London
Professor Moley
Dexter Teens Implicate Thefts At Two Dexter Stores
Dexter police report two robberies last night at the S P Glass Grocery and Triangle Lumber Company. Two youths, Rusty Ford aged 15 and David Author aged 12, admitted the crimes and led officers to the loot. Items stolen included cigarettes soap tea matches groceries, two quilts ten pocket knives and 12 boxes of ammunition from the hardware area. The youths were jailed after questioning by officers Jim Willimson John Finley and Sam McCue.
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Triangle Lumber Company
S. P. Glass Grocery
Dexter
Rusty” Ford
David Author
Lumber
Jim Willimson
John Fivnley
Sam McCue
Prominent Roswell financier W E Wiseley dies at 72
William Edward Wiseley longtime Roswell financier rancher and businessman died at his home 712 North Union Avenue after weeks of illness Funeral services set for 7 30 p m at Talmage Memorial Chapel Elks Lodge to lead with Rev C C Hill and H C Henderson assisting Burial in royal Center Indiana with son Charles Wiseley accompanying body to interment Surviving are wife daughter Mrs W H Powell of Longview Texas and two sons Charles E Wiseley Roswell and Edward J Wiseley Los Angeles California Funeral direction by Talmage Mortuary
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William Edward Wiseley
Ed Wiseley
Roswell
Wfe
W. H. Powell
Longview
Texas
Charles E. Wiceley
Edward J. Wicseley
Los Angeles
Calfornia
Ta’merce Memorial Chapel
Elks Lodge
C .C. Hill
H. C. Henderson
Methodist Church
South
Charles E. Wiseley
Royal Center
Indiana
Talmage Mortuary
Local man pleads guilty to intoxication charge
Leo Carrilo appeared before Police Judge L. T. Johnson this morning and pled guilty to being drunk. He was fined $12.50. Arresting officer was Chief Frank Young of the police department.
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Leo Carrilo
Judeet L. T. Johnson
Frank Young
Auto license bill joins the other mistakes
Santa Fe AP State Comptroller Juan N Vigil says the 1933 auto license law is a clerical error and vows full regular registration fees next year. He notes half, quarter, and three fourths fee reductions apply only to vehicles not operated before specified dates.
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Santa Fe
Juan N. Vigil
Baseball Scores From Nip and Tuck AL Games
American League action shows BH and Washington defeating Philadelphia 7 to 4 in a late rally. Detroit edged Cleveland 4 to 2 as pitchers and batters contributed across nine innings. Batteries listed for each team include Crowder Burke McAfee Sewell and Berg Grove Cochrane Blueholder Gray Shea for Boston, Frasier Sorrell Hayworth Ferrell Connally Spencer for Cleveland, with Detroit and Philadelphia noted.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Crowder
Burke
McAfee
Sewell
Berg
Grove
Cochrane
Detroit
Cleveland
Frasier, Sorrell and Hayworth
Ferrell, Connally and Spencer
St Louis 116 Cincinnati 000 Batteries Debut Notes
St Louis defeated Cincinnati in a rain shortened game with Dean and Wilson pitching for the batteries, while Lucas and Manion handled fielding. Only the first game was completed as rain halted play.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dean and Wilson
Lucas and Manion
Baseball All Star Lineup By City and Team
Grove of Philadelphia Schulte of Washington Reynolds from St Louis and Gehringer of Detroit are named in a selection tale highlighting standout players from each club and city.
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Grove
Philadelphia
Schulte
Washington
Reynolds
St. Louis
Gehringer
Detroit
Cutting Hits at Roosevelt Secretary on Veterans Benefits
Senator Cutting of New Mexico attacked Louis McHenry Howe on the Senate floor, accusing the president's aide of appealing to the public to back administration cuts in veterans benefits. The Roosevelts supporter condemned Howe's address delivered after Senator Robinson of Indiana voiced criticism of the president's policy.
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Washington
Louis McHenry Howe
Roosevelt
Senate
Senator Cutting
Cutting
Howe
Robinson
House Refuses First Roosevelt Appointment Request
The House rejected the president's request to appoint a Hawaii governor from the continental U S, sparking cheers from Republicans. Debate centered on violations of treaty obligations and local consent, with Rankin defending the president's aim to remedy Hawaii's conditions. The roll call ended 222-114 in favor of the veto attempt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Hawaii
Continental
United States
Rankin
D-Miss
Dirkson
Ill
The
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
California
McCandless
Woman stabbed to death in Alameda alley clash
Louise Dillard, a Negro woman, was stabbed to death Saturday night at 106 East Alameda by Octavia Deans in a fight over an unknown cause. Inquest held. autopsy cites stab wound to the throat. Octavia Dennis pleads not guilty to murder. preliminary hearing set for Friday. Body at Schuler funeral parlors.
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East Alameda
Octavia Deans
Justice of Peace
L. L. Johnson
W. W. Phillips
Juanita Craig
Louisa Dillard
Octavia Dennis
Lea Rowland
J. C. Martens
I. E. Dunn
W. L. Richmond
R. L. Burrows
A. J. Hudson
Johnson
Schuler
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerks Office
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday Sunday and today to Wayne C Patterson of Galesburg and Josephine Martin of Dexter Oliver R McCullough and Vera Bishop of Roswell and Andrew Cooper and Lara Mae La Mastus of Toho ka Texas.
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Fice
Wayne C. Patterson
Galesburg,Jr
Josephine Martin
Dexter
Oliver R. McCullough
Vera Bishop
Roswell
Andrew Cooper
Lara Mae la Mastus
Tohoka, Texas
Roswell Endures Record July 4 Heat With 101 Degrees
A hot weekend continues as Roswell shattered June 4 heat records with 101 degrees and an overnight low of 69. The day was twelve degrees above normal, with Hobbs facing a minor tornado and four buildings toppled while Amarillo logged 100. Duluth reached 104, El Paso 100, and Salt Lake City 101 as unsettled weather looms into tonight and tomorrow.
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Roswell
Mercury
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hobbs
Amarillo
Duluth
Minn
el Paso
Salt Lake
State Firemen Meeting Opens in Las Cruces
More than 206 firefighters from across New Mexico gather in Las Cruces for the eleventh annual convention and fourth fire college of the New Mexico State Firemen's Association. Chief Rue Chrisman presides as mayor Samuel Klein welcomes the visitors.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Fouth Fire College
Clarence Goldsmith
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Chicago
Harry K. Rogers
Fred H. Cushing
el Paso
Denver
C. W. Miller
Deming
H. P. Ruthenburg
W. C. Weiss
Standard Oil Company
California
el Paso Fire Department
John Sullivan
Ashley Pond
Santa Fe
F. H. Beatty
Clayton
Dewey Wills
Raton
W. A. Crosby
Alamogordo
R. V. Miller
Clovis
I. J. Stockwell
Carlsbad
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Frank J. Delany
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Will
Rogers
Belate
RFC
W. FE. Wiseley
Wiseley and Bolnger
Blueholder
Gray and
Shea
East Alameda Avenue
Louise Dillard
St. Mary’s Hospital
Octavia Leavis
John Black
Juanita Creiz
County Clerks of
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Las Gruces
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