NRA passes into history as codes expire next Sunday night
Washington reports the NRA program will effectively end after midnight next Sunday as the law granting it life expires. The Supreme Court has struck down major codes, Congress may keep some pilots to watch the transition, and President Roosevelt signals limited revival without broad federal regulation. The recovery era controversy centers on job figures, wage levels, and monopolies under the code regime. By 1933 millions were under codes, with billions in cost and disputed benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
Congress
NRA
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Governor Tingley plans fishing trip to Eagle Nest Lake
Governor Clyde Tingley said he and two experts will fish at Eagle Nest Lake on Friday with Dr. Guy Rexford Pagwell and Dr. J. F. Zimmerman joining. Federal Judge Colin Neblett, chairman of the State Game and Fish Commission, will offer technique lectures and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingiey
Eagle Nest Lake
Guy Rexford Pagwell
J. F. Zimmerman
State University
Colin Neblett
State Game and Fish Commission
Tingley
Tugwell to tour northern New Mexico and southern Colorado
Dr Rexford Guy Tugwell undersecretary of Agriculture will depart Albuquerque today to inspect land use projects in northern arid eastern New Mexico and southern Colorado. He is expected to visit Taos and return by Saturday before flying back to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Rexford Guy Tugwell
New Mexico
Colorado
Tugwell
Taos
Washington
Alfalfa Bill Murray and the Oklahoma Constitution
A reader claims Alfalfa Bill Murray aligns with the Constitution and may join the Supreme Court, noting a 10 member body and opposing adding more members. The letter recalls Murray’s background in constitutional law and cites a family history in Oklahoma’s constitutional development.
War Clouds Gather Over Troop Transfer to Northern China
Reports say Japanese troop redeployment to northern China signals possible open hostilities. Japan has issued 29 demands they claim will maintain peace and order. General Chiang Kai-shek emerges as a central figure amid the tense crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Baseball Scores and Postponement Barrage Across Leagues
Rain postpones St Louis versus Boston as Pittsburgh loses 7 to 1 to Brooklyn in a nine inning game. Cincinnati earns two wins over New York, 4 to 3 and 0 to 0. Chicago beats Philadelphia 19 to 4 in a high scoring tilt. Teams listed with pitchers include Bush Padden Zachary Clark Lopez Phelps Freitas Lombar Castleman Mancuso Hermann Campbell Fitzsimmons Chagnon Johnson Wilson Henshaw Casey Root Hartnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Hermann
Campbell
Fitzsimmons
Chagnon
Mancuso
Historical Baseball Box Score Fragments From 1920s Page
Fragmented line scores and battery lines show teams Washington Chicago New York St Louis Boston Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland and players Coppola, Bolton, Sewell, Ruffing, Dickey, Knott, Andrews, Hemsley, Grove, Ferrell, Crowder, Hogsett, Cochran, Blaeholder, Richards, Pytiak and others. Reads like a partial game ledger with runs, errors, and batter lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RHE
New York
St. Louis
Ruffing
Dickey
Knott
Andrews
Hemsley
New Orleans Cotton Close Quiet With Slight Sales
New Orleans on June 11 reported spot cotton closing quiet at unchanged quotations. Sales totaled 19 bales with mid futures grade around 12.00 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Move To Admit More Meat From South America
Washington June 11 AP A sanitary convention with Argentina awaits President Roosevelt's approval and Senate ratification. Officials say the pact to prevent plant and animal disease spread was signed May 24 and sent to the White House, with no date set for congressional action. The agreement could modify the 1930 Hawley Smoot tariff embargo on Argentine meat by allowing zoned areas and would enable expert exchanges between the two nations to study diseases. Some observers say both House and Senate approval may be needed due to tariff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Argentina
Roosevelt
Senate
State Department
White House
House
Japan Seizes Part of China and Tientsin T: Japan takes control of Hopei and moves on Manchukuo border
Non Japanese quarters in Tokyo report Hopei province as added to Japan sphere of influence amid incursion into North China. Reports note a Russian cavalry death on the Manchoukuo border and indicate mixed government support in Tokyo. Tientsin hosts an armed camp as United States and Japanese destroyers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Hopei
China
Japan
Moscow
North
Manchoukuan
Manchukuo
U. S
Tientsin
United States
Mrs Simms Preparing For Wedding Of Daughter Katrina McCormick
Ruth Hanny McCormick Simms arrived in Washington for her daughter Katrina McCormick’s wedding to Courtlandt Barnes Jr at Washington Cathedral on Saturday. The former congresswoman focuses on planning, saying she is enjoying the role as wedding manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ruth Hanny McCormick Simms
Katrina McCormick
Courtlandt Barnes, Jr
Washington Cathedral
Indians to judge their own products at Gallup Ceremonial
Gallup New Mexico June 11 AP Indian artisans will judge their own handiwork at the 14th annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial August 28 29 30 with one or two white advisers assisting. About 1600 Indians from 15 southwest tribes exhibit crafts and participate in performances while ceremonial directors expect Indian judges to preserve authentic rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
Gallup Ceremonial Association
Southwest
GOP Highlights 18 Demo Failures From Grass Roots Convention
Springfield AP reports Republicans list 18 grievances against Democrats. Items condemn higher federal payroll, budget deficits, increased government involvement, currency concerns, centralization, and alleged secret funds control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Federal order stirs up wire officials
Washington June 11 AP The communications commission ordered ten officers and directors of AT T, ITT, Western Union, RCA Communications and subsidiaries to divest official ties with more than one company by August 9. Observers foresee court challenges to the commission’s power. Some suggest subsidiaries may be operated as departments of parent firms. New officers and directors may be elected to replace current leaders. The vote was 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blue Eagle
NRA
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America Communications
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bonus payment cheers Republicans at Grass Roots conference
Springfield Illinois June 11 AP delegates cheered as a demand for the veterans bonus was made at the Grass Roots conference of ten prairie states. Harry Glasser Enid Oklahoma urged funding from the four billion dollar work relief fund amid calls to unite the Midwest GOP. A new permanent committee on future plans was approved to promote Republican interests and fundraise while denouncing Roosevelt and urging revitalized party leadership with the Young Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Prairie States
Harry Glasser
Enid
Okla
Oklahoma
Glasser
Ward Senn
Minneapolis
Conference Committee On
Roosevelt
George Olmstead
Des Moines
Republican National Committee
County Agents Seek Restoration of Pay Cuts
Gov. Clyde Tingley met with a county agents delegation in Santa Fe to discuss restoring wage cuts. The group said state losses of agents stemmed from higher paying government jobs and noted 20 percent cuts have not been restored. He will file a written report and press the Regents. Agents were urged to hire local State Aggie College graduates as field assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Board of Regents
State College
State Aggie College
Pete Leakou Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Las Vegas
P M Leakou formerly of Roswell and Albuquerque pleaded guilty to grand larceny of beef from a transient camp storehouse. District court sentenced him to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine, noting 60 days already served. The June 11 report cites Las Vegas New Mexico AP coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Leakou
Las Vegas
N. M
P. M
Pete) Leakou
Roswell
Albuquerque
Leakou
Steady Water Flow Into Lake McMillan Promises Cotton Yields
Carlsbad New Mexico June 11 steady flow of 300 second feet of water into Lake McMillan reservoir boosts Carlsbad irrigation district prospects for cotton and alfalfa this summer. L E Foster U S Reclamation Service says flow will continue about 30 days unless snow melt accelerates. Current storage shows 18000 acre feet in McMillan and 3900 in Avalon, versus 10000 and 4000 a year ago. Irrigation is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
N. M
Lake McMillan
Carlsbad Irrigation District
L. E. Foster
U. S. Reclamation Service
McMillan
Avalon
Kidnapped radicals say probe is unfair
Robert Minor, New York Communist and principal in the alleged Gallup kidnaping, said a grand jury probe led by New Mexico Attorney General Frank H. Patton would be unfair. Minor sent a wire to Patton via the International Labor Defense, offering to return to New Mexico for a genuine investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Minor
Gallup
N. M
Frank H. Patton
New Mexico
Minor
Patton
International Labor Defense
Fatal Shooting at Bent Near Alamogordo
In Pond Alamogordo New Mexico June 11 AP charges in the fatal shooting of Eli Carrillo at a dance near Bent were dismissed at a preliminary hearing for John N Walter before Justice Barringer. Testimony showed Walter tried to stop a brawl when Carrillo was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo, N. M
Eli Carrillo
Bent
N. M
John N. Walter
Justice of the Peace
Walters
Carillo
Weyerhaeuser kidnapping suspects named and money recovered
Tacoma and Washington officials report George Weyerhaeuser identified Harmon Waley and William Mahan as his kidnappers. Hoover announces $116,000 recovered from the $200,000 ransom, including $90,700 buried near Salt Lake City. Waley and Margaret Waley confess, with Mahan still at large, as federal and state authorities pursue further arrests. the case involves extortion charges and possible Washington death-penalty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mahan
George
Bill
Harmony Waley
Harry
Waley
Margaret
Allen
U. S
H. G. Fitch
John Doe
Fitch
Washington
George Weyer
J. Hagar Hoover
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
Salt Lake City
Hoover
Harmon M. Waley
Willian Mahan
Waleys
Tacoma
Mahan
State of Washington
Tac
Waleya
Associated Press
Washington State
George Weyerhaeuser
Federalpartment of Justice
Ertit Mahan
Mont
Harmon Waley
Move To Prevent Parole Abuses
Hyde Park June 11 AP The renewed weight of President Roosevelts influence was behind efforts to prevent parole abuses today an incidental result of the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case. Praising the Bureau of Investigation study of criminal records of two men accused in the abduction one a paroled robber and the other an ex convict the President telegraphed Attorney General Cummings in part Every decent citizen is interested in humane parole systems which seek rehabilitation of offenders but at the same time we should seek to prevent abuses of parole especially in cases of habitual criminals therefore I am glad that you are having a special study made of these two cases investigating all facts relating to their previous records in every jurisdiction where they have been apprehended or paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Weyerhaeuser
Bureau of Investigation
Cummings
Dynamite Blast Kills Miner Near Kingston NM
Ed ward Coyn was killed and Norris, his mining partner, severely injured when a dynamite charge exploded in a silver prospect mine about two and a half miles from Kingston New Mexico. Mrs Norris assisted in removing the injured man from the tunnel. Warren Bracewell the state mine inspector investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Edward Coyn
Norris
Warren Bracewell
Kingston
Coyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jgwell
Los Angeles
Alfalfa
Bill Murray
The
Constitution
Willie
Murray
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bush
Padden
Zachary
Clark
Lopez
Phelps
RHE Cincinnati
Freitas
Lombardi
Castleman
Smith and Mancuso
Chicago
Philadel
Henshaw, Casey, Root and Hartnett
Johnson and Wilson
Linke
Burke, Bean and Holbrook
Fischer, Tietje
Sewell
Coppola
Bolton
Detroit
Grove
R. Ferrell
Sullivan
Auker
Hayworth
W. Ferrell
Crowder
Hogsett
Cochrane
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Blaeholder
Benton
Richards
Hudlin
Pytiak
Mahaffey
Berry
Co. Brown
Pearson
Brenzel
South America
Mrs. Simms
Babe
George Herman Ruth
Swat
Ruth
Braves
Dempsey
Secretary of Treasury
Communications Commission
Alliance of West
America
Grand Old Party
Young America
Alamogordo
Balance
Little George
Mrs. Waley
Bill Mahan
Wash
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Icever
W. S. Grant
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Ogden
Weyerhaeusers
J. Midgar Hoover
Washington, D. C
Spokane
Kidns
Piva
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!