Mattern Lands in Siberia After Gas Leak
Jimmie Mattern, American around the world flyer, landed near Prokopievsk, Siberia, after gasoline fumes from a leaking line nearly overwhelmed him. He spoke from Belovo, said fumes left him sick and unable to keep food down, but he planned to proceed to Krasnoyarsk with temporary repairs within hours.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Prokopievsk
Siberia
Belovo
Omsk
Krasnoyarsk
Omsit
Iieeline
Krasnoy
Calderon bound over on murder charge in NM hearing
Pablo Calderon was bound over without bond to await a grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Clovis NM for the first degree murder of Roger Salazar. Calderon pleaded not guilty as witnesses described a long standing feud and a statement that they had not spoken for over a month.
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Pablo Calderon
Roger Salazar
Justice of the Peace
Carmen Apila
Amelia Gonzales
E. J. House Jr
Sam McCue
Calderon
Loinge
Japs Won't Agree Quit Air Bombing At Disarmament Meet
Geneva June 8 AP Japan refused to renounce air bombardment until great powers abolish air craft carriers. Abandonment of air bombing aims in British draft convention, but Japan cautioned infractions possible and said it cannot renounce general bombing yet. Ambassador Naotake Sato stated this position at the disarmament conference.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Japan
India
Naotake Sato
Wife of Young Roosevelt to Seek Divorce
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt plans divorce for her daughter in law Elizabeth Donner. Elliott Roosevelt, now general manager of a west coast airline, stated the Reno residence plan for the divorce on incompatibility. The family left Los Angeles for Washington after fog delayed a flight from Burbank, with a special ship awaiting them at San Luis.
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Los Angeles
Elliott
Nevada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Nowise
Reno
Call for bids to plug 40 old wells in Pecos Valley
The Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District calls for sealed bids to plug forty abandoned wells within the district, with twenty nine in Chaves and eleven in Eddy counties. Bids due July 1, 1933, to J. H. Mullis, Roswell. work to begin soon after contract award following the July 1 meeting.
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Pecos Valley
Muliis
Conservancy District
Roswell
Artesia
Electric Light Plant
Spring River
Will Rogers Says Pecora Should Go On Radio
Beverly Hills California June 7 Atty Pecora may need to follow Roosevelt lead and address the nation by radio to win support. He could rally the people using the airwaves, a modern and powerful tool in politics.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Atty. Pecora
Roosevelt
Pecora
Oklahoma News editor Carl Magee resigns in dispute
Carl C Magee resigns as editor of the Oklahoma News The Times rivalry sparked disagreement over handling the competitive situation Parker named interim editor in chief McGee cited policy clashes Parker and Parker issued joint statements praising Magee’s editorial work while noting the organization’s stance on the paper’s direction The Times remains the other daily in Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma News
Scripps- Howard
Carl C. McGee
G. B. Parker
News
McGee
Parker
The
Oklahoman
the Times
Scripp-Howard
Scripps-Howard
Tax Moratorium Near Expiration in Chaves County
The county treasurer announced that payments made on Monday June 12 would be accepted without interest or penalties due to a state tax commission order closing the books that night. The moratorium ends before the tax sales scheduled for June 12, and most taxes for 1932 plus delinquent old taxes remain unpaid as book closings approach.
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State Tax Commission
Chaves
Petition seeks review of state phone rates
R H Lafollette of Albuquerque filed with the state corporation commission to challenge Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co rates and toll charges across New Mexico. The commission asked George Speechly of Albuquerque for a response within 10 days, noting budget limits and urging Lafollette to present full groundwork to avoid expense.
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Santa Fe
R. H. Lafollette
Albuquerque
State Corporation Commission
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
George Speechly
Lafellete
Lafellette
The
Baer Weight 203 Schmeling 189 For Tonight’s Bout
Max Baer weighed in at 203 pounds at New York state athletic commission offices marking a short fall from his stated target for the 15 round bout with Max Schmeling. Schmeling weighed 189 1 4 pounds, close to his hoped weight, giving Baer a 13 3 4 pound edge. Baer declared in strong physical condition per commission physician Dr. Joseph Sheridan noting sharp nerve reactions.
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New York
Max Baer
California
New York State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Vance Stadium
Schmeling
Commission
E.S.T
Baer
Joseph M. Sheridan
Hagen and White Top Early Open Round Lead
Walter Hagen of Detroit fired a 73 to share the early lead in the United States Open at North Shore Golf Club Glenview Illinois. Neil White of Los Angeles 21 year old California amateur champ matched the score a 73 as defending champion Gene Sarazen posted a 74. White, USC sophomore from Topeka Kan, previously won at Colorado Springs and the California state title last year.
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North Shore Gold Club
Glenview
Ill
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Cay
Neil White
Los Angeles
California
Dark Horse
University of Southern California
Trojan
Whie
Topeka
Kanthas
Collorado Springs
St. Paul
Gene Saazen
New York
Treasurers Warned Not to Hold Tax Sales in NM
Las Vegas N M June 8 AP Charles W G Ward secretary of the New Mexico Federation of Taxpayers associations warned treasurers of San Miguel Guadalupe and Mora counties against accepting final authority instructions from Chief Tax Commissioner Byron Beall on delinquent tax sales set for Monday Ward said only the district attorney is legal adviser for county treasurers and suggested Attorney General E K Neumann is openly in contempt for offering an opinion on SB 144 now in a supreme court appeal He cited cases of bond exposure over AG opinions on public funds deposits and said the association will move against treasurers bonds if sales proceed June 12 Beall told tax officials the referendum petition against the delinquent tax collection law is void because the bill has an emergency clause and is not subject to referendum Beall sought the AG opinion to guide officials to enforce the law
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Las Vegas
N. M
Charles W. G. Ward
New Mexico Federation of Taxpayers Associations
San Miguel
Guadalupe
Mora
Byron O. Beall
Ward
E. K. Neumann
Supreme Court
Senate
Beall
Rotary Community Service Program Highlights Talks
The Rotary club held a program on Community Service led by Ed J. Williams of the Community Service committee. Four members spoke briefly on four questions as Col. D. C. Pearson of the New Mexico Military Institute discussed relations in the field. Continued on Page Eight.
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Rotary Club
Ed J. Williams
Community Service Committee
Williams
Col
D. C. Pearson
New Mexico Military Institute
Heat and wind storms sweep nation from Rockies to Atlantic
Blistering heat, tornadoes and damaging storms caused nearly 60 deaths across several states from Illinois to Ohio. Drowning and heat prostration were leading causes, with Wisconsin Indiana Illinois and Ohio reporting multiple fatalities. Weather also hindered crops though corn benefited amid heat and drought, while Great Lakes navigation remained hazardous.
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Kansas City
Rockies
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
New York
Ontario
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Bloomington
Paducah
Buffalo
Lancaster
Batavia
Baseball Scores From Today Across League Matchups
American League results include New York and Philadelphia in a 13 to 10 slugfest. Washington split two games with Boston scoring 9 and 12 runs respectively, while St. Louis topped Cleveland 5 to 3 and Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 1 in a tense afternoon slate.
Battery-by-battery scores for three baseball games
Rk HUB Philadelphia 150 000 000-6 90 New York 105 010 00x-7 8 3 Batteries Hansen Collins Liska Todd Parlemee Beil Huberl Padden Grace RHE Cincinnati 110 240 000-S 1902 Pittsburgh 000 000 101-2 8 5 Batteries Hixey Lombardi French Meine Hoyt Padden Grace t Louis 100 100 Batteries Warneke Hartnett Dean Wilson
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Philadelphia
New York
Hansen, Collins
Liska
Todd
Parlemee
Beil
Huberl
Padden
Grace
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
T. Louis
Warneke and Hartnett
Dean and Wilson
Baseball All Stars Named From Major League Roster
Foxx from Philadelphia Peel from New York Nat Terry from New York Nat Crouch from St Louis A Gehrig from New York A Ott from New York Nat Ruth from New York A Stone from Detroit A New National American selections list prominent players across teams.
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Foxx
Philadelphia
Peel
Terry
Crouch
St. Louis
Gehrig
Ott
Ruth
Stone
Detroit
Senate approves broader power for banking probe
Washington reports the senate voted unanimously to grant expanded powers for its inquiry into private banks and bankers. Witness O P Van Sweringen criticized the procedures as "terrifically destructive" while noting rail operations as part of expanding business and urging that investigations should encourage growth rather than frighten business.
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Washington
Senate
O. P. van Sweringen
J. P. Morgan and Company
van Sweringen Rairoad
Morgan Bank
Woman Grows Defenses for Prohibition Law
In Albuquerque on June 8 AP report says Mrs John W Wilson a leading candidate for the state repeal convention addressed W C T U members. She declared the eyes of the world are on us to see if we stand for righteousness and called the eighteenth amendment the most progressive move the nation has made.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John W. Wilson
Heads of state schools meeting in Las Vegas New Mexico
John Milne of Albuquerque Public Schools presides as 50 New Mexico superintendents organize in Las Vegas for a week long conference. The theme is betterment of educational facilities. More superintendents plan to register. 905 students have enrolled for the Normal University summer session with over 1,000 expected by week end.
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Las Vegas
N. M
John Milne
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Fair tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. In New Mexico expect mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday, with the northwest warmer tonight and central to eastern portions warmer on Friday.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
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Chavez
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