Baer-Carera Fight Returns At The Record Tonight
Albuquerque New Mexico June 14 AP A freakish week with frost then heat failed to ease drought. Weather chief E L Hardy reports the drought is more serious than June 5. Cold followed by the warmest days of the year hit stock ranges and dry land crops hard. No meaningful rain fell and moisture is needed across the state. Ranges in the northwestern corner show near normal precipitation but overstocking persists. In the southern and eastern parts ranges outside national forests are in poor condition with continued stock losses. National forest ranges are fair to good but require rain within ten days to two weeks to avert serious declines. Continued on page five.
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Albuquerque
N. M
E. L. Hardy
Weather Bureau
Hardy
National Forest
Autobiography of Geo W Coe Off the Press
George W Coe whose family lives in Glencoe New Mexico has published Frontier Fighter the autobiography relating to Nan Hillary Harrison. Harrison notes Coe as the last survivor of New Mexico county war and friend of Billy the Kid. Harrison wrote the manuscript based on Coe’s memories shared during her weeks at his home.
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George W. Coe
Nan Hillary Harrison
Houghton Mifflin Company
Roswell
New Mexico
Old Southwest
Billy the Kid
Miss Harrison
George Coe
Mr. Coe
Germany Declares Six Month Foreign Loan Moratorium
Berlin announces moratorium on interest and amortization for all foreign obligations from July 1 to December 31. Finance Minister Lutz Schwerin Von Krosigk says payments on Young and Dawes loans suspended for now, with an explanatory note to issued in capitals where loans were issued. Reichsbank will halt all cash transfers for six months, projecting substantial foreign exchange savings. International banks expect possible friction, with France likely to protest given Young plan bond holdings.
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Berlin
Young and Dawes
Reichsbank
Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk
Germany
German Institute of Business Research
France
New York
Young Plan
Big Road Meet Shapes Gallup 66 Convention
The Gallup Chamber of Commerce Road Committee hosts the U S Highway 66 Association annual convention in Gallup N M with 250 delegates Monday and Tuesday. Dancers crafts and singers led by Zuni Margaret will perform between band concerts a banquet and sessions as leaders from New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma discuss completing unsurfaced gaps on U S 66 from Chicago to the coast. Notable attendees include Capt Irving O Hay of Taos Mayor Clyde Tingley and Roy H Smith among others with focus on making 66 the shortest coast bound route.
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Gallup, N. M
Gallup Chamber of Commerce Road Committee
Chicago
Joo. A.W. Hockenhull
Frank Butt
New Mexico Highway Commission
Arizona Highway Commission
Irving O’hay
Taos
Soldier of Fortune
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
M. R. Tillotson
Grand Canyon National Park
C. J. Smith
Petrified National Forest
Walter Blackburn
Elk City
Okla
National 66 Association
Roy H. Smith
Tucumcari
Sam Hawk
Clinton
Oklahoma Highway Commission
J. D. Hanna
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
George Etter
Pre Prencore AP
Arizona
Gill
San Bernadino
Stein
Miami
Ed Story
Julius Dorenfield, Jr
Amarillo
Texas
U. S
Unions Demand Recognition Or General Strike
A union dominated convention demanded recognition or a nationwide strike, with delegates foreseeing government intervention. NRA chief Hugh S. Johnson cast doubt on further action as the assembly debated potential steel workers’ recognition. Labor fears a 7,300,000 strong AFL strike without formal recognition.
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Pittsburgh
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Earl J. Forbeck
American Federation of Labor
Steel Workers’ Union
Baer Carnera Title Fight Prompts Radio Hook Up
Primo Carnera and Max Baer prepared for their Madison Square Garden bout as reporters estimated 50 000 to 60 000 spectators with a potential gate near 400 000 dollars. Carnera weighed 263 1/4 pounds and Baer 210 pounds after official weigh in by New York State Athletic Commission. The arena crowd anticipated a dramatic clash for the world heavyweight title with weather favorable and bettors split on the outcome.
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Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Falconi Electric Service
Falconi Service
Falcons
Roswell
Falcons Electric Service
Primo Carera
Baer
Man Mountain Carnera
Carnera
New York State Athletic Commission
New York
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Commission
Centre Street
California
New Jersey
Pomptones
Max
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City
Favors Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Baseball Today's Scores from the American League
Scores show St Louis 11 to New York 79 with 2 runs in the ninth. Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 7 after a late rally. Chicago and Washington played to a 2 to 0 finish. Detroit and Boston game rained out with no result reported.
Batteries Grid Play by Play Across Cities
RH EB Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split scores as Cincinnati and Philadelphia clash with Chicago Boston and St. Louis in a tangled ledger of batteries and lineups. Notable battery pairs include Mungo Lopez French Brikofer Padden for Brooklyn and Schumacher Man cuso Frey O Farrell for Philadelphia with Hansen Wilson Malone Lee Hartnett for Chicago.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Mungo, & Lopez
French
Brikofer & Padden
Grace
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hansen & Wilson
Malone, Lee & Hartnett
Sam Maxich Dies After Carlsbad Beating Fight
Sam Maxich cafe owner and wrestling promoter died in Carlsbad New Mexico from a head injury after being struck with a beer bottle during an argument on June 6. Two suspects remain at large as police seek them. an accomplice, W B Adams, is jailed on an accessory charge. Maxich, aged 42, came to the U S from Serbia in 1916 after serving as a Serbian Army captain.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Sam Maxich
Ira W. Egger
Maxich
Egeger
W. D
Bill” Adams
Tolg
United States
Serbia
Dallas
Prominent Names Listed in Baseball Card Style Lineup
Ruth, NY. Klein, Chicago. Hurst, Chicago. Trosky, Cleveland. Herman, Chicago. Frisch, St. Louis. Delancey, St. Louis.
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Ruth
Klein
Chicago
Hurst
Trosky
Cleveland
Herman
Frisch
St. Louis
Delancey
Justice of the Peace Dismisses Montoya Fight Case
L. IL. Johnson, a justice of the peace, today dismissed the case against Benito Fierro and brothers Fred and Frank Montoya who were charged with fighting.
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L. IL. Johnson
Benito Fierro
Fred
Frank Montoya
New Mexico Counties Named Drought Areas for Relief
Preliminary work in the federal livestock relief program began in Curry Quay Union and Harding counties with meetings to explain provisions to ranchers. The four counties were first designated drought areas, and all New Mexico counties are now to be designated.
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Albuquerque
Federal
Curry
Quay
Union
Harding
New Mexico
First Aid Course Starts Next Monday
Don Blea will teach a free first aid course at the fire station under the Chaves County Chapter of the American Red Cross starting next Monday at 7 30 p m. Participants may join the junior standard or advanced course and should be on hand.
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Don Blea
Chaves County
American Red Cross
Mr. Blea
Prospects for 75000 to plug wells eyed by conservancy
The Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy board meets Saturday at ten in the courthouse law library to discuss procedures if approved for a 75000 Public Works Administration grant to plug artesian wells. About 30 percent would be a loan repaid over ten years. 70 percent from the grant would be nonloan. Dr. A D Crile notes the water level holds well due to prior plugging. Members include John H Mullis M Y Monical Jesse Funk and George Frisch, with the conservancy district spanning from north of Roswell to Seven Rivers south of Artesia.
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Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy Board
Public Works Administration
A. D. Crile
Conservancy Board
Dr. Crile
Ons
John H. Mullis
M. Y. Monica
Jesse Funk
George Frisch
Conservancy
Roswell
Seven Rivers
Artesia
Local Masons Attend Dedication of Elida Hall
Roswell Masons gathered for the dedication of the new Masonic Hall in Elida with William H. Duckworth Grand Master of the New Mexico Grand Lodge presiding. Attendees listed include T. J. Hall Pawil Carri gan Willard Prager Myron Pra ger Robert Kerahin Ermett Pat ton Albert Hudson W. F. Givan Elmer Rieman R. L. Bates John McClure and Robert Kisker.
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Elida Hall
Roswell
Tomorrow Is Last Day to Pay 1933 Taxes Without Interest
Tomorrow marks the final day for paying 1933 taxes without interest and penalties. All taxpayers who have paid their 1933 taxes by tomorrow may also pay prior taxes without interest or penalty up to October 1, 1934.
Ed Williams Speaks on Men’s Clothing at Rotary
Ed Williams delivered a model talk on men’s clothing to the Rotary Club at noon, his first appearance since a yearlong illness. He described merchants’ challenges during the slump, noted declining prices and stocks, and expressed optimism that conditions are improving and better times lie ahead. President Foswell presided.
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Ed Willams
Rotary Mb
Williams
Carl McNally
Will Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Foswell
Old Glory Birthday Observed With Flag Day Exercises
Today marks Old Glory s 57th birthday as Flag Day events unfold nationwide. The 157 year old banner symbolized by the Continental Congress 1777 act. Betsy Ross linked to the flag s creation in Philadelphia with George Ross and Robert Morris. Navy fleet presence colored New York s celebration at the Empire State Building observatory with Admiral David F. Sellers delivering the main address.
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Associated Press
Old Glory
Continental Congress
George Ross
Robert Morris
Betsy Ross
Philadephia
Quaker City
Navy
New York
Empire State Building
David F. Sellers
Drought Relief Work to Start Monday in Three Counties
Chaves Eddy and Lea counties will begin federal drought relief projects next Monday. About 210 men in Chaves are to be employed from relief lists with work apportioned by family budgets. Lea and Eddy projects aim to finish in eight weeks under federal emergency relief funds. Homer Powers and local relief officials led today's meeting at Roswell Chamber of Commerce.
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Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Roswell
Lea Rowland
Chaves County
Homer Powers
New Mexico
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