NRA Skeleton Plan Mulls Long Term Recovery
Washington reports Democratic leaders aim to submit additional legislation to replace the NRA with a skeleton structure. Senators from Missouri and Michigan discuss a limited code system, while President Roosevelt weighs options and White House officials note current proposals fail Supreme Court limits.
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Senate dismisses Chavez contest against Cutting
The U S Senate adopted without debate a resolution by the Elections Committee dismissing Dennis Chavezs contest against Bronson M Cutting for a New Mexico seat. The panel said no evidence harmed Cuts reputation and urged discharge of subpoenas against state and county officials. Chavez had sought the seat after Cuts death in a Missouri plane crash.
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Senate Today
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Missouri
Senate
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Committee On Privileges and Elections
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United States Senate
State of New Mexico
New Mexico
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Salion
Toledo Power Strike Grips City and Industries
In Toledo Ohio on June 5 a broad electrical workers strike crippled power supply at the Toledo Edison Company with 450 of 535 workers walking out. Officials warned more than 30 000 industrial workers could be idle as nearby towns relying on the plant also faced shortages. Oliver Myers said the union would cooperate if power for hospitals newspapers and water works remained uninterrupted.
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Identification Dept at Sheriff Office Builds Card Files
Sheriff Perry Bean has developed an identification department with about 10 000 wanted card records and fingerprints, plus 2 000 arrestee prints. The office now photographs all felony arrestees and files them with fingerprints to allow rapid cross checks. Deputy Lacy Shortridge leads classification. A Missouri convict was identified through these files after escaping to Chaves county. Records moved from the jail to the sheriff’s office with a partition separating the files.
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Chaves County
Lacy Shortridge
Missouri
Sheriff's Office
Roosevelt and Wallace seek amendments to safeguard Ag Adjustment Act
Washington June 5 AP President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace plan to seek congressional amendments to shield the Agricultural Adjustment Act from the Schechter decision. They aim to ensure authority to continue processing taxes and align marketing agreements and licenses with the ruling while protecting voluntary farmer programs. Roosevelt also noted the Supreme Court's Interstate Commerce ruling suggests limited government control over farming.
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Asst. State Engineer Not Yet Appointed
Santa Fe June 5 AP No successor named in the Highway Department for Fred Healy who has taken over as chief engineer of the FERRA.
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Santa Fe
Highway Department
Fred Healy
FERRA
Veterans to Fight Delay in Paying Bonus
Washington reports that the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will fight to have the adjusted service compensation certificates paid in full this session. Legion counsel John Thomas Taylor and VFW adviser G. K. Brobeck insist payment should occur now, opposing the delay to next Congress.
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House
Senate
Council OKs liquor ordinance changes to comply with state law
The council passed Ordinance No. 538 at its monthly meeting, aligning liquor license fees and hours with the new state law. Fee changes affect beer, wine, and all alcohol licenses, with special combinations and drink by the package rules outlined. Ordinance No. 539 also requires sewer connections, cess pools, pit toilets, and penalties for violations.
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County liquor hours set for 4 pm Sundays outside Roswell
Chaves county commissioners vote 2 to 1 to allow Sunday liquor sales from four to eleven p m outside Roswell, with George Wilcox and Ernest Nelson in favor and S P Johnson against. City ordinances continue banning Sunday alcohol in Roswell. County fees mirror Roswell rates, except no package and by the drink license for all alcoholic liquors. Fee schedule lists package sales beer only 100, beer and wine 150, all liquors 500. by the drink beer only 150, beer and wine 250. package or dry beer 250, beer and wine 350.
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Roswell
George Wilcox
Ernest Nelson
S. P. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
New City
Big 4-Point Program Dumped on Congress
Washington, June 5 AP President Roosevelt presented 14 joint must measures to congressional leaders. The items include Temporary NRA social security omnibus banking utilities holding company Wagner labor disputes Guffey coal stabilization TVA expansion farm adjustment act amendments Bankhead cotton control revival of federal alcohol control administration continuation of nuisance taxes motor bus regulation continued federal oil control and a bill to require government purchases only from firms meeting wage hour and fair trade rules.
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New Mexico Highway Funds Await Washington Decision
Continued on Page Six Grover Conroy state highway engineer said today no word had arrived from Washington on expenditure provisions for the New Mexico highway money.
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New Mexico
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Herriot Named to Form French Cabinet
Paris June 5 The Associated Press reports President Lebrun designated Edouard Herriot to select a new cabinet amid France s financial crisis. Herriot three time premier and Radical leader was chosen after Pierre Laval failed to form a cabinet around him and will push ahead with reforms including adherence to war debt payments to the United States.
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Paris
Lebrun
Edouard Herriot
France
Radical Socialist Party
United States
Pierre Laval
Aome
Relief money for army posts and cemeteries
The War Department proposed spending work relief funds totaling 27,457,590 for 41 projects at army posts and national cemeteries. Most funds cover barracks hospitals shops and clubs at stations in Hawaii and the Canal Zone with additional 14 state sites. A second batch seeks 27,854,733 for self liquidating projects claimed to save rent and maintenance costs.
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Tugwell to Arrive in State Saturday
Dr. Rexford Guy Tugwell undersecretary of Agriculture will deliver the University of New Mexico commencement address on June 10 and arrive in Albuquerque Saturday night. Dr. Zimmer man announced plans for a luncheon after exercises with Gov. Clyde Tingley to speak. Tugwell will base in Albuquerque for four to five days inspecting government projects in the region.
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University of New Mexico
James F. Zimmerman
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Zimmerman
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Mrs Vandewart family heads to Colorado University graduation
Mrs. Ralph Vandewart and her daughter Blanche accompanied by Mrs. Vandewart's mother Mrs. J A Manning depart for Boulder Colorado to attend Colorado University graduation exercises where Roberta Vandewart earns her degree.
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Lowden to Be Chief Speaker for Republicans
Former Governor Frank C. Lowden, emerging from political retirement, prepares his address for the Republican Grass Roots convention at Springfield Illinois. The announcement follows Herbert Hoover's visit to Lowden at Sinissippi Farm Oregon with Hoover noting they discussed shifts toward a European style of government.
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Chicago
Frank C. Loweden
Herbert Hoover
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Til
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Hoover
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Baseball Results From National League Doubleheader Pair
AP recap of early NL games shows Brooklyn sweeping Boston in two games with 3 11 0 and 0 runs. Philadelphia and New York split with Philadelphia 9 1 0 and 4 0 0. St Louis and Pittsburgh postponed by rain. Cincinnati and Chicago split in a weather affected contest.
Baseball score summary from early league games
Chicago St Louis 000 600 are 100 10 Batteries Whitehead and Sewell Knott and Hemsley. Cleveland 000 003 0 Detroit 300 000 1 Batteries Hudlin and Purtiak Bridges and Cochrane. Cleveland Detroit Boston 011 010 1 Washington 100 020 0 Batteries Grove and R Ferrell Whitehill and Boston. Philadelphia 002 500 20 New York 100 40100 Batteries Marcum Caster Wilshire and Richards Berry Tamulis Murphy Brown and Dickey.
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Grove
R. Ferrell
Whitehill
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Wilshere
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Notable Players in Early Baseball National Teams
A fragmented list names Camilli, Pha Nat, Leiber, NY Nat, Berger, Bos Nat, Johnson, Pha Amn, Rolfe, NY Amn, Rey nolds, Bos Amn, Klein, Chi Nat, Coleman, Chi Amn, Odea, Chi Nat, Gehrig, NY Amn. The roster hints at players from multiple teams including national and city teams, reflecting early 20th century baseball composition and cross city club affiliations.
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Leiber
NY Nat
Berger
Johnson
Rolfe
NY Amn
Reynolds
Klein
Chi Nat
Coleman
Odea
Gehrig
Employers Asked to Meeting Tonight
Employers of all labor and especially farm labor are urged to attend a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at eight o'clock tonight where J. C. Mitchell farm placement director for New Mexico will discuss labor problems with the employers.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Mitchell
New Mexico
45th Anniversary of Masonic Lodge to be celebrated
The local Masonic Lodge marks its 45th anniversary on St John s Day June 24 and the 25th anniversary of the Masonic Temple cornerstone. Plans for an elaborate observance program will be discussed at the regular lodge communication tomorrow night.
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Trujillo 18 Killed In Truck Crash On Espanola Road
Santa Fe June 5 Ama deo Trujillo 18 died in a highway accident when a truck crashed into a second truck parked by the roadside lacking a reflector. Coroner's jury returned the verdict today confirming the fatal crash occurred at Espanola road and identified the unsafe parked vehicle as a contributing factor.
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