Finance Board Orders Large Revenue Cuts For New Mexico Institutions
The State Finance Board at its first budget session mandates ten percent cuts for most state institutions as revenues are uncertain. UNM is trimmed to 268000, Silver City Normal down ten percent, Spanish American Normal El Rito down ten percent, New Mexico Military Institute to 30000, Deaf School to 40000, and Blind School unchanged at 45000 from prior levels. Public funds strained. grand jury inquiry in McKinley County requires funding.
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Santa Fe
State Finance Board
McKinley County
Bureau of Revenue
Board of Finance
H. C. Gossard
Las Vegas Normal
PWA
Gossard
FERA
University of New Mexico
Silver City
el Rito
New Mexico Military Institute
School For Deaf
School For
Leaders Pick Roswell Businessmen for Lea Co Tour
A ten member committee from four service clubs and the Merchants' Chamber of Commerce is contacting Roswell businessmen and nonmembers to assemble a goodwill tour roster for a trip to Tatum Lovington and Hobbs next Tuesday. Participants are urged to notify by nine oclock tomorrow morning. The group will meet at 7 am at the Chamber to collect band members and pass final instructions.
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Merchants’ Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Tatum, Lovington and
Hobbs
Roswell
Lea County
Stock Losses Heavy From Mystery Disease In New Mexico
In San Miguel County stockmen report heavy cattle losses from an undiagnosed disease. Local and federal veterinarians seek a diagnosis, with cattle moved off affected ranges to curb spread. A separate note cites a weed-induced dietary disturbance as a probable cause.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Miguel
Jare
L. F. Jones
F. l. Schneider
Bureau of Animal Industry
Albuquerque
Jones
Schneider
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Four Illinois travelers missing in New Mexico case grows
Governor Clyde Tingley ordered sheriffs and police to investigate the disappearance of four Illinois residents, directing reports to the state police. Theories include hitchhiker involvement after a wreck near Socorro, with a second crash noted and a 40 gallon gasoline purchase in El Paso tied to the travelers as investigators seek a definite trace.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Illinois
George Lorius
Albert Heberer
Socorro
el Paso
Electric strike resumes at Toledo Edison plants
Toledo Edison workers restarted a strike today after a weeklong walkout ended at the request of union officers. Picket lines returned around the plants serving Toledo and a 800 square mile region across parts of Ohio Indiana and Michigan. Company says power supply remains adequate while union leadership accuses the firm of stalling negotiations and attempting to defeat workers rights.
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Toledo, D
Union Electrical
Toledo Edison Company
Toledo Edison
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Electrical Workers’ Union
Oliver S. Myers
BE. L. McBee
New Demand On Chinese By Japanese
Japanese officers presented Chahar authorities with three demands after a Chinese magistrate questioned Japanese travelers in Changpei. They called for an immediate end to alleged anti Japanese activities, punishment of those who detained the officers, and an apology with guarantees against future incidents.
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Associated Press
China
Chahar Province
Shanghai
United States
England
Tientsin
Peiping
Changpei
Chahar
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Gennosuke Matsui
Kwantung Army
Kalgan
Matsui
Sung-Cheh-Yuan
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Eventful Beverly Hills meetup with Jesse Owens
On a Beverly Hills street set, about a hundred people gather on a car running board to watch Jesse Owens, the Cleveland colored boy of Ohio State, who breaks world records with ease. He remains modest and says he’d be thrilled to win the events, entered in four races. Jim Thorpe appears in the same scene as the sports legend.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Step
Fetchit
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Ohio State
Jim Thorpe
Advisors Named for Southeastern New Mexico Grazing District
An eleven member advisory board was named by over 300 ranchers meeting in the district court room. The board will review applications and make recommendations to the Secretary of the Interior for grazing licenses and draft a fair range code to become law in the district. Members include J. J. Lane and J. A. Gross of Lea county. John Lusk and Hal Hammil of Eddy county. Sam Williams and Fields Waller of Chaves county. Low Merchant and T. J. McKnight of Lincoln county. Stinson Martin and Jack McWhorter from DeBaca, Guadalupe counties. Velva Wilson will represent the free users.
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Taylor Grazing Act
Secretary of the Interior
Lea County
J. J. Lane
Ecattleman
J. A. Gross
Eddy County
John Lusk
Hal Hammil
Chaves
Sam Williams
Fields Waller
Lincoln
Low Merchant
T. J. McKnight
DeBaca
Guadalupe
Stinson Martin
Jack McWhorter
Velva Wilson
Red Bluff Dam funds boosted to 2.884 million
Washington reports Secretary Ickes raised a PWA loan and grant for the Red Bluff water control district at Pecos Texas from 2.5 million to 2.884 million to cover a dam on the Pecos River plus a power house and transmission line. The increase reflects higher site construction costs due to geological conditions. New Mexico Fort Sumner water system aid rose from 58 thousand to 65 thousand.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
Red Bluff
Pecos
Texas
New Mexico
Fort Sumner
Baseball Scores From Today’s Games
Washington and Chicago battled in a doubleheader with runs listed for each inning and nicknames for the battery pairs Russell Boston Fischer Salveson Tietje Sewell. New York beat St Louis as Deshong Jorgens Cain Hemsley. Boston defeated Detroit with Hockette Hogsett Ferrell Hatter Sullivan Hayworth. Philadelphia edged Cleveland behind Mahaffey Dietrich Berry Pearson Pytlak.
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Washington
Chicago
Russell
Boston
Fischer
Salveson
Tietje
Sewell
New York
St. Louis
Deshong
Jorgens
Cain
Hemsley
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Mahaffey
Dietrich
Berry
Pearson
Pytlak
St Louis Holds Off Boston In Split Pair
In the first game St Louis defeated Boston 4 9 1 with 10 hits and 2 errors while Boston logged 9 1 0 errors. Walker Haines Heusser and Davis started for St Louis with Cantwell Benton and Hogan behind. The second game saw St Louis rally for a 6 0 1 win as J Dean and Delancey faced Betts Smith Cantwell and Hogan Mueller.
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St. Louis
Boston
Walker, Haines
Heusser
Davis
Cantwell
Benton
Hogan
St.Louis
J. Dean
Delancey
Betts, Smith
Mueller
Local Names List Signals Team Affiliations
A compact roster fragment lists Berger Bos Nat Campbell Cin Nat Miller Bos Amn Werber Bos Amn Myer Wash Amn Sal veson Chi Amn, indicating affiliations with various national teams and associations in a historical sports or athletic context. The readable sequence suggests a catalog of players by nationality or club designation.
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Berger
Campbell
Miller
Werber
Myer
Salveson
City Beautiful Contest Entrant Showcases Mrs Fisher Bouquet
Mrs. E M Fisher enters a bouquet of daisies in the City Beautiful Contest, highlighting local floral display as part of the city competition.
Tax Moratorium Ends Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the last day to pay 1934 taxes without interest and all who pay in full by tomorrow night may pay 1933 and prior taxes without interest or penalty until December 1, 1935. Chaves county treasurer's office will stay open until five pm tomorrow to accommodate taxpayers on the moratorium.
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Chaves
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al Smith
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