Congress Battles to Finish Key Legislation in Last-Minute Session
Washington AP reports Congress plunged into a frantic last minute session to push major laws. Roosevelt and Democratic leaders framed a final compromise on veterans compensation while tackling the industrial control public works bill and Muscle Shoals projects. House debated an $8.5 billion appropriation for construction employment and Tennessee Valley development as Glass-Steagall debate continued. Senate moved on Hawaii governor appointment and opened probes into the oil industry. A Senate judiciary panel approved a probe into oil market monopolies and mail contract oversight funds.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Capitol
Senate
Muscle Shoals Tennessee Valley
Hawaii
Adjournment Tonight Promised To End Roosevelt Session
Washington June 10 AP Ad journment tonight loomed as Congress aimed to close the extraordinary wartime program in one session The Senate passed a 3 3 billion public works bill and House Democrats accepted Roosevelt veteran cuts Complications delayed the end unless key measures and nominations cleared The speed urged by Roosevelt pressed both chambers toward a London conference start on Monday
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Rainey
Senate
House
County Agent completes meat canning work countywide
J. R. Thomas, Chaves county agricultural agent, completed his meat canning demonstrations for the season. Fifty nine hundred plus people attended 48 demonstrations across the county. Ninety five animals were canned producing 11,522 pounds of meat and 5,761 cans. Most were beeves with some pork mutton and chickens. An additional 100 pounds of rough fish were canned for the federal hatchery at Dexer as an experiment. Vegetable canning demonstrations begin this summer as the program expands.
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J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
Thomas
Federal
Dexter
Roswell
Senate acts on nominations in closing hours
The Senate confirmed Harold M. Stephens of Utah as assistant attorney general along with several U S attorneys including William J. Barker of New Mexico and Carl C. Donaugh of Oregon. Peter J. Haggerty was named mint superintendent in San Francisco and internal revenue collectors were approved for Arizona California Hawaii Idaho New Mexico Colorado Montana Texas and Wyoming with multiple district appointments.
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Washington
Juans
Senate
Harold M. Stephens
Utah
United States
William J. Barker
New Mexico
Carl C. Donaugh
Oregon
Carl L. Sackett
Wyoming
Peter J. Haggerty
San Francisco
Internal Revenue
Sidney P. Osborn
Arizona
John P. Carter
South District
California
John V. Lewis
First District
Ralph Nicholas
Colorado
Fred H. Kanne
Hawaii
John R. T. Wiley
Idaho
Steven P. Vidal
Lewis Penwell
Montana
James W. Maloney
William A. Thomas
Texas
Alexander S. Walker
John C. Bowden
Thomas K. Cassidy
Senate Approves Industrial Bill for Public Works Funds
The Senate rushed a $3.459 billion industrial bill through, aimed at public works and the Muscle Shoals Tennessee Valley project, to fund recovery efforts approved by Congress and signed by the President. The House subcommittee advance mirrored Roosevelt’s request for funds to begin jobs, with key nominations for federal posts also advancing.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals- Tennessee Valley
House
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Crockett and
Mattern Hopes DLT Fast Solo Flight Record
Moscow reports pilot Jimmy Mattern continuing his solo flight. He passed Rukhlovo in eastern Siberia at 9 15 a m Moscow time, 15 a m EST. Rukhlovo lies east of Chita and 725 miles west of Khabarovsk, his next stop.
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Mattern
Moscow
Jimmy Tern
Eas
Er Rukhlovo
Siberia
Agricultural Program For Merchants Meet
The Roswell Merchants Association hosts its regular monthly meeting at the nick son Coffee Shop next Tuesday evening at 6 30 with county agricultural agents from Chaves Eddy Lea Roosevelt De Baca and Lincoln invited to discuss the agricultural situation in their counties each speaking ten minutes. Dinner tickets are 65 cents and available at the Chamber of Commerce. All Roswell merchants and professional men are urged to attend. agents wishing to spend the night in Roswell will be guests of the association.
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Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Roosevelt
DeBaca
Lincoln
Roswell
Merchants’ Association
Border Hills project west of Roswell to finish June 25
The Border Hills highway project west of Roswell is expected to be completed about June 25, according to the district highway office. The new road runs westward from the Roswell area as part of the regional construction plan.
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Border Hills
Roswell
District Highway Office
New Mexico Tuberculosis Association Names New President
Dr. Robert Cr. Brown of Santa Fe is appointed president to succeed John Simms who resigns due to business pressures. Brown has served on the association's executive committee.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Robert Cr. Brown
Santa Fe
New Mexico Tuberculosis Association
John Simms
Brown
Glavis Arrives to Review New Mexico Land Survey
Louis R. Glavis, new chief of the interior department Bureau of Investigation, arrived in Albuquerque to confer with federal land and forestry officials on a survey of public lands sought by New Mexico. The plan offers grazing land on the public domain in exchange for state owned timber land inside national forest areas.
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Albuquerque
Louis R. Glavis
Department of Interior Bureau of Investigation
Federal Land and Forestry
State of New Mexico
National Forest
Escaped Kansas prison group captured near Junction
Billie Woods and Clifford Dopson, among nine escapees from Lansing Prison, were arrested at a schoolhouse southwest of Junction by federal officers J.A. Tilley and W.B. Kilborn. Found in the stolen car were three loaded revolvers and a shotgun. a kidnaped couple in Missouri had owned the vehicle.
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San Angelo
Tex
Billie Woods
Clifford Dopson
Kansas State
Lansing Memorial Day
Junction
J.A_ Tilley
W. B. Kilborn
Federal Customs
Tilley
Woods
Missouri
Dopson
Baseball scores and batter details from New York and Philadelphia games
The report lists multiple baseball results with runs by inning for New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cleveland, Washington, Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and others. It includes line scores, game outcomes, and credited pitchers and batters across both leagues.
Home Run Leaders List from Today's American Leagues
The roundup lists players hitting homers across leagues including Ruth and Higgins with Ruth noted for New York and Verger in New York. Other notable sluggers include Gehringer of Detroit Goslin of Washington Averill Cleveland and Foxx Philadelphia with Jorgens New York among the day’s long ball performers.
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Ruth
Higgins
Philadelphia
Verger
R. Johnson
Boston
White
Detroit
Jurges
Gehringer
Averill
Cleveland
Goslin
Washington
Kress
Chicago
Grantham
Cincinnati
Ferrell
Simmons
Alexander
Coleman
Foxx
Jorgens
Plead Not Guilty for Second Time in Sheep Charge
Continued on Page Five Will Murrah and Lloyd Crockett pleaded not guilty for the second time this week in justice of the peace court here to charges of ef facing marks on sheep. Preliminary hearing set for Saturday June 17 at ten in the morning. Bond $1,000 each. Crockett posted bond. Murrah not yet. Crockett also charged with assault and battery on Lee Glasscock, pleaded guilty, sentenced to 15 days, but the sentence was stayed and he was turned over to officials to submittal. In other notices, federal appropriation actions include $3.3 billion for public works with up to $50 million for the Tennessee Valley project board, and Pueblo Indian payments of $222,086 under a newly approved act, with interior secretary reporting requirements noted by the appropriations committee.
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Will Murrah
Lloyd Crockett
Justice of the Peace Court
Crockett
Murrah
Lee Glasscock
Board of the
Tennessee Valley Project
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Interior
House May Be Unable To End Its Work Today
Washington June 16 An AP report notes stubborn resistance by a coalition of Democrats and Republicans in the house against the presidential compromise veterans proposal adding doubt late today as to whether the chamber would wind up its work to adjourn for the night. House leaders adjourned for almost two hours to cool passions before a vote while the Senate moved ahead on nominations with fast confirmations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress Revolt Delays House Vote On Veterans Cut Plan
Washington June 10 AP Leaders recessed the house at 6 p m amid a Republican and Independent Democrat revolt to set procedure for voting on President Roosevelt's compromise veterans cut proposal.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Examinations Held for State Highway Patrol Posts
G D Macy state highway engineer and Frank Horn superintendent of the state motor vehicle department administered examinations yesterday for the state highway patrol created by the last legislature. Roswell officer E J House Jr was among 18 applicants. Nine will be chosen for patrol positions.
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G. D. Macy
Frank Horn
State Motor Vehicle Department
State Highway Patrol
E J. House Jr
Roswell
Notable departure of Reese, Hall, McCutchin, and Wilson
George L. Reese Sr. Barney Hall James McCutchin and Wallace Wilson left this afternoon for the Roswell area رأس for weekend plans.
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George L. Reese Sr
Barney Hall
James McCutchin
Wallace Wilson
Ruidose
Roswell DeMolays Speak At State Meet
Roswell DeMolay Chapter played a key role at the state DeMolay Conclave in Silver City yesterday and today. Freb Kisker and Frank Steger delivered official responses to civic and Masonic toasts, with Leland Fellows giving the Masonic response. Roswell attendees include Tommie Fowler Vernon Rose Joe Nicholas Ted Townsend and Russell Morey. they return to Roswell tomorrow.
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Roswell
DeMolays
Freb Kisker
DeMolay
Leland Fellows
Returning from Weey at Ruidoso vacation party heads home
J R Thomas and John Summersgill drove to Ruidoso to bring home their families after a week’s stay. They planned to return tomorrow. Mrs J R Thomas, three children, Mrs Harriet Thomas, Alma Thompson, Mrs Summersgill, and five children vacationed at the Odd Fellows cabin in Ruidoso.
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Ruidoso
J. R. Thomas
John Summeregill
Mr. Thomas
Harriet Thomas
Alma Thompson
John Summersgill
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