France seeks new cabinet amid dis orders and currency fear
June 6 Paris reports a second government lapse as financial crisis deepens. Francois Pietri, famed for finance and swordmanship, considers forming a cabinet to defend the franc. Earlier invitations to Jeanneney, Herriot, Bouisson failed. street clashes and attacks on Le Petit Journal and Freemason HQ signal rising tensions.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Francois Pietri
Chamber of de
Joseph Calliaux
Pietri
Albert Lebrun
Fernand Bouisson
Chamber
Jules Jeanneney
Senate
Pierre Laval
Bouisson
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Flandin
Lebrun
Raymond Patenotre
le Petit Journal
Freemasons
Ith
Opposition to Federal Control of Local Affairs
Harper Sibley, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, urged at a convention of women’s clubs in Detroit that the United States should pursue self development through education and growth rather than federal control. He warned no central body can plan the varied lives of Americans.
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Detroit
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Damaged Air Mail Contracts Lead to Multi Company Suit
United States Airways Inc formerly ran Denver to Kansas City on air mail routes and filed a 335000 dollar claim after contracts were cancelled by Postmaster Farley over a year ago, alleging fraud. Other firms also seek payment for cancelled air mail contracts.
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Washington
United States Airways, Inc
Denver
Kansas City
Same ‘A. Farley
Washington asks Democratic leaders to fix constitution
A reader argues that Washington should have consulted the Supreme Court on constitutional changes instead of pushing big Democratic figures to offer opinions. The writer bets against any successful change under the current constitution, likening it to an elderly man changing his chewing tobacco brand.
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Hollywood
Cal
Washington
Supreme Court
Floods Drive Thousands From Homes in Kansas and Missouri
Nearly 2,000 flood victims from North Lawrence and Kaw Valley farmland were homeless as the Missouri River and Kaw River floodwaters spread across about 125 square miles of camp and cropland. Dikes were reinforced around Kansas City as engineers forecast only a slight rise downstream.
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North Lawrence
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Kaw Valley
Missouri
Lawrence
Red Cross
University of Kansas
K. C
Missouri River
Colorado
Nebraska
Legislation Aims to Shore Up AAA After Supreme Court Ruling
Washington AP reports Congress moved quickly on Wallace drafted bill to preserve AAA if the Supreme Court strikes down tax powers. It would allow continued levies through 1936 and extend control over marketing agreements for dairy and produce, focusing on interstate trade and competition. Farm administrator Chester C. Davis signaled milk licenses may not be enforced in many cases.
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Washington
New Deal Today
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Supreme Court
Congress
Wallace
AAA
NRA
Chester C. Davis
M H Hunter dies after car crash near Tatum
Merrill H. Hunter died at ten oclock last night in St Marys hospital from injuries in a Sunday night automobile accident seven miles west of Tatum. He lived in Roswell 19 years and was a civil engineer. Survived by widow, two sons, two brothers, one sister. Funeral Friday at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Episcopal rector presiding. Interment South Park.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Tatum
Hunter
Roswell
Mr. Hunter
United States
Washington
Chester
Kenneth
New Mexico
Episcopal Church
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Gray Hunter
Iraan
Texas
Miller Hunter
Joyce Hunter
Talmage Memorial Chapel
F. B. Howden
C.W. Grier
E. A. Rose
B. B. Ginsberg
Wray Simmons
Clarence Hinkle
South Park
Talmage Mortuary
Manslaughter Charge In Hunter Accident
J T Cargill driver of the truck in a collision that killed M H Hunter seven miles west of Tatum has been charged in Lea county court with involuntary manslaughter. He is held in Chaves county jail. State police officers T E Jackson and J W Hardin investigated the accident.
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M. H. Hunter
Tatum
Hunter
Lea
Cargill
Chaves
T. E. Jackson
J. W. Hardin
Moody reaches St George's Hill semis in England
Weybridge England June 6 AP Helen Wills Moody defeats England's Miss R M Hardwick 5 6 7 5 6 3 to reach the semi final round of the St George's Hill Tennis Tournament.
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Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
R. M. Hardwick
England
St. George’s Hill
Mogollon Mines to Commission 100-Ton Mill This Month
Silver City reports Theodore W. Carter general manager of Mogollon Consolidated Mines announces the new 100 ton ore mill is to begin operation this month. The company is also developing the old Last Chance and Deadwood properties.
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Silver City
N. M
Theodore W. Carter
Mogollon Consolidated Mines Company
Last Chance
Deadwood
Seepage found at one end of El Vado Dam
Albuquerque New Mexico June 6 AP H P Bunger designing engineer for El Vado dam on the Rio Grande says there is seepage beneath one end through porous rock but the condition is not serious. Conservancy District board directors visited the dam on inspections and report the dam in splendid shape. There is 160000 acre feet of water in the reservoir behind the dam with a capacity of 200000 acre feet.
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Albuquerque
N. M
H. P. Bunger
el Vado
Rio Grande
Board of Directors
The
Conservancy District
Unsettled Weather Across Southwest Tonight into Friday
Weather bulletin reports unsettled conditions for New Mexico Colorado and West Texas with chances of showers in northern and eastern areas and cooler spells on the east. Temperatures span Amarillo 86 to 44 Denver 77 to 47 Phoenix 108 to 72 Oklahoma City 80 to 66 and other major cities.
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Washington
Bank notes tied to Weyherhaeuser kidnapping surfaced
AP dispatch reports discovery of a second ransom note used in the Weyherhaeuser kidnapping. The note was found in the Spokane post office after the first bill showed up in a Portland bank and was tendered for a railroad ticket in Huntington. Federal agents pursued leads but yielded no identification of the money sender.
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Assocated Press
Tacoma
George Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Huntington
Ore
Salt Lake City
Vernor Beavers
Spokanie
W. W. Simpson
Erosion in eastern New Mexico not as bad as feared
AP report cites Hugh G. Calkins of the soil conservation office saying heavy rains reduced wind erosion on the eastern side of New Mexico. Curry Quay Harding and Union counties are the worst hit, offering a potential problem area for erosion studies and control demonstrations. Residents show willingness to cooperate with future erosion programs. No action recommendations were released to Washington.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hugh G. Calkins
Soil Conservation Office
Washington
Curry
Quay
Harding
Union
Calkins
Soil Conservation Service
New Charges Filed Against Enid Doctor
Enid Oklahoma June 6 Two new murder charges were filed against Dr Guy E Brewer bringing to six abortion death accusations confronting the county practitioner who spent much of his earnings aiding needy boys. The charges accuse the Garber physician in the deaths of Mrs Wanda Lee Gray 20 of near Enid and Mrs Elizabeth Shaw 24 of Roxanna in Logan County.
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Enid
Okla
Guy E. Brewer
Robert Huston
E. W. Marland
Garber
Wanda Lee Gray
Elizabeth Shaw
Roxanna
Logan County
Wool and Mohair Considered for Control Under AAA
Washington June 6 AP reports the House Agriculture Committee opened study on AAA amendments that omit wool and mohair from basic agricultural commodities. Farm Administrator Chester C. Davis said wool and mohair were dropped because the wool industry did not push hard enough for inclusion.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Chester C. Davis
Army Officer Indicted Over Tax Bill Lobbying Fees
Washington June 6 AP Col onel Joseph I. McMullen chief of the patents section at the army judge advocate general's office was indicted by a DC grand jury on charges of accepting fees from a firm lobbying against a tax bill.
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Washington
Joseph I. McMullen
Army Judge Advocate General's Office
District of Columbia
Baseball Scores and Postponements in A L Games
AP reports rain delays in Chicago at St Louis and Cleveland at Detroit with first game 9 to 12 Detroit, Cleveland batting, and two other games postponed by rain including Philadelphia at New York and Boston versus Washington. Batteries list Stewart Winegarner Brown Hayworth Cochrane Rowe Hogser.
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Detroit
Stewart
Winegarner
L. Brown
Pytlak
Rowe
Hogser
Hayworth
Cochrane
National League Rain Posts Delays Across Key Matches
National League games faced postponements as New York at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Chicago were delayed by rain. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 14 to 5 with Haines and Dean on the mound for St Louis and Grace catching.
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Haines
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Viscount Byng of Vimy Dies at 72 in England
G Walker of Det. Amn Bing Vimy Dies in Thorpe Le Soken Essex ap report states Viscount Byng of Vimy aged 72, hero of Vimy Ridge and the Canadian Corps, died at 2 a m after an operation for an intestinal condition. He had briefly sought retirement before being recalled to reorganize London's metropolitan police.
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Thorpe-Le
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow and Barbara Hutton Plan European Home
Copenhagen reports Count Haugwitz-Reventlow and Barbara Hutton Mollivani will reside in Europe due to fear of gangsters in the United States. The couple, arriving for their honeymoon, said it is a relief to stay abroad where they were rarely free from detective protection.
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Copenhagen
Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton Mollivani
Europe
United States
Trying Pick Up Trail Missing Couple In Trail Misstep
Federal agents sought to trace Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lorius of East St. Louis Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Hererer of DuQuoin after they mailed a postcard from Albuquerque New Mexico on May 22. Their car was found undamaged in Dallas Texas with no sign of the four travelers who planned to cross the Mexican border at El Paso for a sightseeing trip.
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Duquoin
George M. Lorius
East St. Louis
Ill
Albert A. Hererer
Albuquerque
N. M
Dallas
Texas
Denny Maher
el Paso
Condemned Woman Franting Amid Storm as Execution Nears
Mrs. May H. Carey, 55, facing hanging with her son tomorrow in Georgetown Delaware, sobbed and screamed frantically today as a violent storm lashed the prison, leaving witnesses shaken by the emotional outburst.
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Georgetown
Del
May H. Carey
White House weighs high taxes to bolster NRA goals
Washington reports say White House may consider new high taxes on inheritance and gifts to expand NRA aims by boosting mass purchasing power. The idea remains nebulous and no definite plan exists. The House Ways and Means Committee works on stopgap NRA funding while discussions of broader legislation continue.
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Associated Press
Washington
NRA
White House
House
Ways and Means
Robinson
Arkansas
American Federation of Labor Council
Wagner
Guffey- Snyder
Apjess
Senate
Roosevelt
Anti trust laws after N R A codes questioned
Washington details the post N R A codes impact on anti trust enforcement. Experts expect Supreme Court decisions on future cases, including a sugar industry price information exchange suit, with lower courts ruling cooperation to publish prices violated the acts.
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Supreme Court
Air Base for El Paso Under the New Plan
Representatives Thomason and Maverick obtained Coast Guard assurance that air bases would likely be set up at El Paso and San Antonio if work relief funds are approved. Each base would cost about $500,000, include three planes and 20 men, per Maverick after a meeting with Rear Admiral Hamlet.
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Thomason
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Maverick
Coast Guard Service
el Paso
Texas
San Antonio
Work-Relief Administration
Harry G. Hamlet
Coast Guard
Chavez Dance and Reception Tonight Honors Chavez Family
New Mexico State Society at Washington hosts a dance and reception aboard a Potomac river boat in honor of Senator and Mrs. Dennis Chavez. Honor guests include Senator and Mrs. Carl Hatch of New Mexico. Karl Greene, society VP, oversees plans with assistance from Louise Johnson C. P. Sedillo Tibo Chavez Stuart Armstrong and Gino Matteucci.
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Washington
New Mexico State Society
Dennis Chavez
Carl Hatch
New Mexico
Karl Greene
Louise Johnson
C. P. Sedillo
Tibo Chavez
Stuart Armstrong
Gino Matteucci
Tingley Names Four Judges On School Board
Santa Fe reports Gov Clyde Tingley announced a new State Industrial School board at his office. The four judges named are Harry L. Patton Clovis James B. McGhee Roswell J L Dailey Albuquerque and Harry P Owen Los Lunas The fifth member is Mrs J Antonio Werner of Albuquerque reappointed The Governor cited removal of politics from management and the need for a woman’s influence in the boys home Conditions at the school were described as bad.
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Santa Fe
Board of State Industrial School
Springer
Clyde Tingley
Harry L. Patton
Clovis
James B. McGhee
Roswell
J. L. Dailey
Albuquerque
Harry P. Owen
Los Lunas
J. Antonio Werner
Werner
New Mexico outlines three phase relief plan
Santa Fe June 6 AP Clin ton P Anderson state relief director outlined three relief phases for New Mexico The unemployables will receive direct relief rural nonindustrial needy agriculturists will be helped by rural rehabilitation and nonrural employables by the works progress administration Projects and staffing will depend on available workers The Works Progress Administration is to start July 1 but a slow initial pace is expected The federal relief money will fund constructive projects not direct aid Anderson noted a bookkeeping shift reduced relief counts by nine percent in a month with some counties moving as much as 65 percent from relief to rural rehabilitation
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Santa Fe
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Works Progress Division
Works Progress Group
Anderson
Tugwell to Receive Doctor of Literature at UNM Commencement
Albuquerque June 6 The University of New Mexico will award Doctor of Literature to Rexford Guy Tugwell undersecretary of Agriculture and noted New Dealer. Tugwell, former Columbia economics professor, will be presented by Vernon Sorrell as James Zimmerman confers the degree during the June 0 commencement exercises.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Rexford Guy Tugwell
New Dealer
Tugwell
Columbia University
Vernon G. Sorrell
Department of Economics
James F. Zimmerman
Millionaire Cuban Is Held For Ransom
Havana reports Cuban financier Antonio San Miguel kidnapped by attackers posing as mango peddlers. His valet Simon Arieta and two servants were seized. Arieta later delivered a ransom letter to attorney Pedro Herrera Sotolongo but police seized him and kept the note. Officials have not disclosed location or contents. Authorities say a previous kidnapping occurred two months ago with a small ransom paid.
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Havana
Antonio San Miguel
San Miguel
Pedro Herrera Sotolongo
Simon . Arieta
Sam Miguel
Sotolongo
Arleta
Mango Pedders
Nave
Chy
Grand Jury Delayed in Gallup Kidnapping Inquiry
Santa Fe reports that the grand jury investigation into the Gallup kidnapping and killings may not be convened until after July 1 due to McKinley county court fund shortages. Attorney General Patton said he is willing to proceed and seeks cooperation from Robert Minor and David Levinson, who are out of state, with no replies yet.
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Santa Fe
Grand Jury
Gallup
McKinley County Court
State Finance Board
Frank Patton
Robert Minor
New York
Munist
David Levinson
Ternational
Patton
Toledo Strike Ends
Toledo Edison power plant workers returned to duty ending a strike that had halted electric power over 806 square miles in northwestern Ohio. No work stoppage by the trouble shooting crew occurred today as the plant resumed operations.
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Toledo Edison Company
Ohio
War Department requests sprinkler system for Santa Fe cemetery
The War Department filed an application with the work relief program chiefs for the installation of a sprinkler system at National Cemetery in Santa Fe New Mexico, estimated to cost 4000 dollars, the submission made yesterday.
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Washington
National Cemetery
N. M
War Department
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