Congress To Move to Prevent Charges NRA Trend Is In Direction Of Monopoly
Washington June 18 AP Saying NRA day by day reveals more clearly marked trend toward racism in the United States W O Thompson resigned today as a member of the Darrow NRA Review Board In a statement delivered at the White House he asserted that The trend of the National Recovery Administration has been and continues to be toward the encouragement and development of monopoly capitalism in the United States He said only a government by the workers and farmers can plan production raise living standards and end poverty He claimed he prepared the final report urging socialization of industry and criticized the NRA and its supporters for attacks He charged a June 9 NRA price fixing policy statement by the Review Board was issued without his knowledge or signature and dismissed it as a political maneuver to regain favor with the NRA
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Washington
United States
W. O. Thompson
Darrow
NRA Review Board
White House
National Recovery Administration
Clarence Darrow
Thompson
Johnson
Labor Advisory Board
Recovery Review Board
NRA
Review Board
Perkins
National Labor Board
Labor Board
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Roosevelt
Congress
Amalgamated
Hugh S. Johnson
State Burning Under Hot Sun for Third Day
Albuquerque reports a third straight day of temperatures above 100 degrees as drought worsens across New Mexico. Roswell and Mesilla valley reach over 95 to 103 degrees, with Gallup and Clovis cooler. In Washington, a bill to avert a steel strike advances toward a White House conference as NRA leaders and Congress push for new labor powers to prevent a nationwide disruption.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Cariebad
Roswell
Mesilla Valley
Mercury
Las Cruces
Gallup
Clovis
Oon
Las Vegas
Ambiguous NRA Clause Sparks Debate Over Collective Bargaining
In Hollywood California an observer argues the national recovery act NRA includes a vague collective bargaining clause that could be interpreted many ways. The writer humorously suggests sending it to the Supreme Court for a Webster dictionary like final ruling, then quips about branding calves to fit one outfit.
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Hollywood
Calif
Supreme Court
Destructive storm death toll above three thousand
Tegucigalpa Honduras June 13 AP stricken Central America faced wholesale destruction as a hurricane six days old left an estimated 3000 dead with fears of higher figures. Villages and families were wiped out by floods while flights into the interior confirmed extensive devastation.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Central America
el Salvador
Mexico
Texas
Gulf
Associated Press
San Salvador
Verapaz
Chinchot
Clovis Man Dies in Gun Accident
Clovis New Mexico June 13 AP William Howard Shull 20 was killed last night when a revolver dropped to the floor and discharged striking near the heart He was alone with his wife who could not give a coherent account An inquest returned an accidental death verdict McConnell coroner noted a dent on the floor from the hammer Funeral services set for Thursday morning
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Clovis
N. M
William Howard Shull
Shull
W. E. McConnell
McConnell
Etz Ow Well 15 Damaged by Fire Near Artesia
A gas fire destroyed the Etz brothers oil rig 30 miles east of Artesia early yesterday. Fire began about four o'clock, four hours of fighting by operators resulted in total rigging destruction. No injuries reported. The well is owned by George and A. N. "Rusty" Biz of Roswell, located Township 16 Range 30 Section 24.
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Etz Brothers
Artesia
George and
A. N. “Rusty
Plans to cut home building costs nationwide
Washington, June 13 AP reports a plan is forming to lower the high cost of housing with two goals. bolster President Roosevelt housing program and curb price rises under NRA policy. NRA and officials discuss housing legislation as House fights continue. Campaign may include local committees using facts to reach the average man. Reductions likely range from 10 to 15 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Wine from grapes by growers may be sold
Albuquerque, July 15. Wine produced by growers from their 1933 grape crop may now be disposed of legally through payment of a tax and by complying with regulations. S. P. Vidal, U. S. Internal Revenue collector for New Mexico, urged growers to apply and bond by July 28. To sell, a sworn statement must show the grower’s identity and possession of the wine. Tax is 10 cents federal and 25 cents state per gallon.
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Albuquerque
S. P. Vidal
U. S. Internal Revenue
New Mexico
Baseball scores from today’s games across leagues
First games show RHE Chicago and Washington high scoring affairs with 38 to 11 and 11 to 14 results amid multiple pitching changes. RHE Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 11 to 5 in a 7 inning affair. Detroit beat Boston 15 to 13 in a long slugfest. St. Louis defeated New York 6 to 6 in nine innings. Second games feature Chicago and Washington in a 0 to 4 result with Gaston, Heving, Madjesii, Russell, McCall and Phillips noted among pitchers and batters.
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RHE
Chicago
Washington
Gaston
Heving
Madjesii
Russell
McCall
Phillips
Baseball scorecard snippets from early game summaries
Contemporary box line shows RHB Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 15 to 0 with batteries Herring Munns Beck Lopez Sukeforth Benes Swift Padden. RHB Philadelphia vs Chicago ends 28 to 17 with Davis Wilson Root Hartnett. New York 4 Cincinnati 11 with Bowman Castleman Hubbell Mencuso Danning Kleinbans Kolp O'Farrell. Boston 3 St Louis 0 with Frankhouse Hogan Hallahan Haines Delancey.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Herring
Munns
Beck
Lopez
Sukeforth
Benes
Swift & Padden
Philadelphia
Chicago
Davis and
Wilson
Root and Hartnett
New York
Cincinnati
Bowman
Castleman
Hubbell
Mencuso
Danning, Kieinbans
Kolp & O'Farrell
Boston
St. Louis
Frankhouse & Hogan
Hallahan, Haines and Delancey
Roswell Visit Tied to Santa Fe Official Stay
Gehrig New York and Phil Johnson of the American League along with Phil Allen are noted in Roswell where E Smyer, general superintendent Pecos division of the Santa Fe railroad, is staying for a day or two. The brief stop highlights ongoing railroad operations and regional oversight.
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E. Smyer
Amarillo
Pecos
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Roswell
Police Court Quiet There Have Not Been Any Cases
Police court records show no cases filed or heard since Thursday of last week, with no docket activity or fresh filings reported by the clerk. The absence of cases indicates a pause in proceedings for the period.
Statement on Grocery Code by Fullbright
W J Fulbright, secretary of the Roswell Food and Grocery Distributors Code Authority, says the new NRA pricing policy will stabilize the industry and curb uneconomic competition. He notes the labor markup remains part of NRA policy and that the food code remains in full effect.
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Fullbright
NRA
W. J. Fulbright
Roswell Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code Authority
Fulbright
A. W. Riley
Division 6
Food Code
Pay in goods idea opens debt payment talks in Washington
The United States proposed paying part of its World War I debt to Europe in goods and services such as tin, rubber, jute and silver. Britain and France showed mixed reactions while other debtors including Czechoslovakia and Belgium signaled defaults. President Roosevelt said roads and war centers could be paid only on a partial basis, with Congress facing the Wagner labor board issue and a looming steel strike.
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Bor
Amalgamated Association of Bron, Steel and Tin Worker
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Washington
Gary Ind
Youngstown
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Hull
Andre de Laboulaye
France
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Finland
Estonia
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Rumania
Poland
Jugoslavia
London
Paris
Wagner Labor Board
Congress
Ruling on Auto Camps and State Sales Tax
Santa Fe June 13 AP The State Sales Tax Department issued opinions from the Attorney General exempting tourist camps from sales tax on cabin rentals while reversing a prior ruling. New hotels and cafes pay only the one eighth per cent wholesale tax on purchases. highway contractors are exempt on state projects. a tombstone dealer selling wholesale pays one eighth per cent but selling at retail pays both the eighth and the two per cent retail tax. Tourist camp operators must pay sales tax on services and wares sales including repairs, food, tobacco, oil and drinks.
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Santa Fe
State
Attorney General’s Office
Roswell to Offer More Water for Lawns This Summer
Roswell lawns suffer from drought like conditions and residents require more water during hot periods. City plans a special water offer to boost usage for lawns flowers and trees with little or no extra cost to consumers, aiming to restore revenue stability while keeping properties in good condition.
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Roswell
Oil control bill action deferred by House committee
Washington June 13 The House Interstate Commerce committee deferred action until tomorrow on the administration supported oil production control bill.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Texas sheriff shot by angry woman at Friona
Sheriff W W Hall of Palmer county Texas was wounded in Friona when Peggy Dyer and a man named Red Hughes allegedly attacked after an arrest related to a liquor charge. Hall received a hand wound and scalp injury. both suspects are jailed in Farwell awaiting investigation. Hall’s condition is not serious.
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Clovis
N. M
W. W. Hall
Palmer County
Texas
Friona
Peggy Dyer
Hall
Cattle Meeting Planned in Las Vegas for 1934 Session
In Albuquerque June 13 AP indicates the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association will hold its largest quarterly executive board meeting next Monday in Las Vegas. Lee Evans, president, reports arrangements are set with Gov. A W Hockenhull and Wichita lenders D L Multindore and D M Butcher among speakers.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
N. M
The
New Mexico Cattle. Growers Association
Lee Evans
Evans
A. W. Hockenhull
D. L Multindore
Production Credit Corporation of Wichita
D. M. Butcher
Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
New Mexico Board Adopts Health Texts for Schools
The New Mexico State Board of Education has adopted health texts for grades three to eight from the Malden series by D C Heath and Co and Health Stories by Scott Foresman for grades one and two. The texts will be supplied free from the text fund, then arithmetics if money remains, and the board also named supervisors for vocational trades and home economics.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico State Board of Education
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Malden
D. C. Heath and Co
Scott, Foresman , and Co
Laurel
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W. C. Thompson
Carlsbad
ETZ OW
American Airways
Clyde Holbrook
Ada Heckeby
Lyons
Tietje
Gallivan
Madjeski
Whitehill & Sewell
Cleveland
Philadeciphia
Pearson, Winegarner & Pytlak
Myatt, Cain and Hayes
Detroit
Marberry, Frasier, Hogett & Cochrane
Hayworth, Welch, Grove, Rhodes & R. Ferrell
Hadley, McAfee and
Hemsley
Gomez & Dickey
U. S
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