Roosevelt Ask Congress For 525 Million Drought Relief Plan
President Roosevelt asked Congress for 525 million dollars to fund an expansive drought relief program. The plan seeks flexible authority to allocate funds across federal agencies and outlines seven major expenditures including livestock purchases, shipping and processing, emergency farm loans, submarginal farm acquisitions, and work camps for unemployed youth.
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Bert O Simpson Dies After Heart Attack in Rushville
Bert O. Simpson, 52, Rushville newspaper executive and Rotarian, died yesterday afternoon at his home after a sudden heart attack. He was son of W. T. Simpson of Roswell and brother of Claude Simpson. Funeral in Rushville Monday. widow survives.
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Talk Starting Overcoming Full Election Talk
Washington reports a campaign launch as Republicans push a national policy in Chicago while Democrats tout Roosevelt plans. Key figures Johnson McNary La Follette and La Follette critique or defend the New Deal as third party talk begins. Steel labor mediation board looming as union leaders talk of strikes and a Pittsburgh meeting.
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Free Flowers for Shut-Ins Tomorrow Roswell
Local florists Allison Floral Glover's Flowers and Roswell Floral Company partner with Western Union to deliver free bouquets to shut-ins in Roswell as part of the second annual National Flower Shut-In Day. The effort aims to reach 250,000 recipients across the United States and Canada and ensure no local shut-in is missed.
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All Kiwanis Night Observed Here in Roswell
Roswell Kiwanis Club joins 1870 clubs in observing All Kiwanis Night next Monday. Meeting at the Kiwanis Boy Scout hut on North Missouri Avenue starts at 6 45 with J E Johns as master of ceremonies. Dr Henderson will speak on Fellowship. Refreshments precede the program and a social hour follows with music. A 9 45 pm silent fellowship marks the observance shared by 83000 Kiwanians.
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Lions Club Officers Installed At Roof Meeting
The Lions Club installed new officers during a meeting atop the J. P. White building with Myron Prager as installing officer. New officers include S. P. Johnson Jr as president and Woodlaw Saunders as first vice president.
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Taos
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Coffin Dies After Auto Collision In Idaho Return Plans
Congressman's body is to be returned to Pocatello Idaho after injuries from a car strike. Coffin died late yesterday from those injuries.
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All Rescued After Crash Airliner
survivors recount a head on crash into a giant fir in the western Cascades near Seattle. Nine aboard. three seriously injured including pilot Ben Redfield co pilot Dwight Hasen and passenger Miss Helen Curran. Rescued after 24 hours. teacher Miss Mercedes Boyd and stewardess Miss Marian Bennett among others describe events.
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Roswell Festival Photo Highlighted in May Review
In Roswell, a photo in the May issue of the New Mexico School Review shows the New Mexico all state high school orchestra and chorus in the Roswell junior high auditorium during the New Mexico Music Festival. Joseph E. Maddy and Merl F. Cramer are pictured with Gov. A. W. Hockenhull. Plans announce the Great Southwestern Music Festival next April with ensembles from Texas Oklahoma Colorado Arizona New Mexico, ending with a visit to Carlsbad Caverns. Maddy will conduct the orchestra and band, T. P. Giddings will conduct the chorus.
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Minneapolis
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Drought Relief Funds Sought in New Mexico
In Sante Fe and surrounding counties federal relief agencies plan $200000 for drought relief centers on water conservation soil erosion control and terracing projects. Meetings in Is tancia Fort Sumner Roy Clovis and other communities coordinate FERA and AAA efforts with state officials and county leaders.
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RICKETTS NAMED CODE AUTHORITY FOR N M
Orval Ricketts of Farmington was named code authority for the New Mexico Press Association to succeed J C McConvery. Zone administrators for the Graphic Arts code were named for Harding Quay and Roy, Tucumcari. Bernalillo Sandoval and Valencia counties. Colfax and Union. Santa Fe San Miguel Taos and Rio Arriba. Chaves Eddy Lea Otero Lincoln. Grant Luna Hidalgo Dona Ana and Sierra. San Juan and McKinley. Socorro and Torrance. Hot springs was chosen as 1935 convention site over Silver City Santa Fe and Alamogordo. Paul Dodge elected president. other officers named. a full time field secretary will be named shortly.
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Baseball scores roundup from today's American League games
In Washington versus Boston, eight to one with strong relief pitching. Philadelphia edged New York four to two in a tight battle. Detroit beat Chicago two to one as pitching held. Cleveland won on a late burst to ten runs. St Louis and other listings show varied results with key batteries noted.
First Game Recap Between RH E Boston and Brooklyn
Two games show RH E Boston winning 8 6 and 39 8 in the first and second contests with Brooklyn and multiple battery lines listed including Cantwell Spohrer Benge Lopez Betts Elliott Spohrer Herring Lopez. A New York Philadelphia matchup follows with seven runs for Philadelphia and eight for New York aided by a flurry of pitchers. Cincinnati and Chicago duel with scattered scoring and a postponed Pittsburgh at St Louis due to rain.
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Baseball Lineup Highlights From Today’s Games
The list includes Hass for Chicago A, Cuccinello Brooklyn Terry NY N, Schumacher NY N, Phil Johnson A, Frederick Brooklyn Ott NY N, B Johnson Boston A, Simmons Chicago A, Herman Chicago N. This highlights key players and positions across teams in today’s matchups.
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Cruickshank and Sarazen Spark U S Open Duel at Merion
Bobby Cruickshank and Gene Sarazen stood tied at 256 after 63 holes in the United States Open at Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia. Cruickshank, out in 37 on the front, and Sarazen, 38 to the turn, maintained a dramatic duel with nine holes remaining.
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East Texas Tomatoes Fed to Cattle Amid Price Stand
East Texas farmers held firm for at least two cents a pound to stabilize tomato prices. Rich tomatoes were fed to cattle or left to rot on the ground as Dallas reports noted the effort on June 9.
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Two Black men killed by mob in Mississippi lynching
In Lambert Mississippi on June 9 an armed white mob abducted two Black men, Jove Love from Columbus and Isaac Thomas from Carrollton, from Sheriff W T Haynes and aides. Their bodies were found later on a highway bridge near Lambert, with necks broken but bodies undiminished. District Attorney Greek Rice arrived with deputies to identify mob leaders and review the raid's actions across Quitman Bolivar and Leflore counties.
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Senator Long Blames J P Morgan For U S Finances
Senator Long of Louisiana told the Senate that J P Morgan and Company dictates the nation monetary policies during a debate on the administration bill to expand silver as currency. He asserted influence over banking policy as the silver measure faced consideration.
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Senate to vote Monday on silver bill
Washington June 9 An agreement limiting debate on the silver bill and virtually assuring a vote on the measure Monday was reached by the Senate AP reports.
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