President Signs Bill Endorsing Veterans and Budget Plan
Washington reports that Congress adjourned after approving the $650 million independent offices appropriation and the veterans expenditure compromise. The President hailed bipartisan cooperation as history making with nearly all major requests granted, while debate over Hawaii's mainland governor and a savings program for bureau reorganization was left unresolved.
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United States
Senate
Glass
D-Va
Benson Cutting
New Mexico
Capitol
Hawaii
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Glass Attacks Cutting Over Veterans Relief Row
Washington reports Carter Glass of Virginia delivered a bitter closing-hour attack on Bronson Cutting of New Mexico in the senate quarrel over veterans relief. The veteran Democrat condemned Cutting for a personal assault and alleged misstatements in the conference report. Glass challenged Cutting to justify his conduct and asserted the exchange marked an unprecedented personal attack on a colleague.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Congress
Cutting
Glass
Cotton Plan Made Public On Saturday
Secretary Wallace plans to announce a program for levying processing taxes and wheat price reductions in a 4 40 p m press conference. The cotton plan includes retirement of large areas under cotton and an option pool with 2 590 000 bales of government owned cotton. No changes to the recently decided processing tax program for this summer. Approved by President Roosevelt.
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Washingtoon
Secetary Wallace
Hete
Eastern Standard
Posram
Roosevelt
Bering Sea or Islands Hold Fate of Mattern
Name Alaska June 16 AP sparsely settled Northlands or the Bering Sea hold the fate of Jimmie Mattern Texan round the world flyer unreported since leaving the Siberian coast two days ago on the ninth leg of his solo flight. Fog and overcast blankets the western Alaska coast as he crossed the 2500 mile hop from Khabarovsk. If he pressed on into interior Alaska he would likely find safe landings, aviators said.
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Name
Alaska
Northlands
Bering Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Lier
Siberian
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Railroads Worth 21 Billion in United States
Estimate puts the nation’s railroads at about 21.24 billion dollars at going prices. Figures from the valuation bureau of the Interstate Commerce Commission underpin a rate study currently underway by the commission.
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Valuation Bureau of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Swope Favored For Democratic State Chairman Role
Santa Fe June 16 AP Ed Swope led on the first ballot for state chairman as the Democratic central committee met. William J. Barker was to resign after becoming U S district attorney. Rumors of an anti Seligman challenger circulated with David Chavez, mayor of Santa Fe, and John E. Miles and State Sen. Lee Brown Atwood named as possibilities, though sources view them as administration supporters.
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Santa Fe
Ed Swope
State
Democratic Central Committee
William J. Barker
U. S
Anti- Seligman
David Chavez
Antis
John E. Miles
Lee Brown Atwood
Lordsburg
Noted Outlaws Kidnap Sheriff in Missouri
Springfield, June 16 AP Two men identified as Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and Adam Richtti kidnapped Sheriff Jack Killingsworth of Polk County from in front of a Bolivar garage. Mechanic Joe Richtti identified the duo, saying Floyd and Richtti stopped for work, Richitti reported the sheriff joined them for a chat before being forced into Richtti’s car. Richtti added Adam had earlier teamed with Floyd in bandit activities.
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Springfield
Charles Pretty Boy
Floyd
Oklahoma
Adam Richitti
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Bolivar
Joe Richitti
Adam
Richitti
Joe Richtti
Hearing on Sheep Case Tomorrow
Preliminary hearing for Murreh and Lloyd Crockett on charges of effacing marks on sheep will be in the justice of the peace court at ten tomorrow. They were arrested twice last week in Chaves county near Hope, pled not guilty each time, with bonds set at 500 then 1009 dollars. Crockett pleaded guilty to assault and battery with a suspended 15 day jail term, Murrah remained jailed awaiting the hearing before Judge N. Johnson.
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Will Murreh
Lloyd Crockett
Justice of the Peace Court
Chaves County
Hope
Sam McCue
Crockett
Murrah
Crocckett
N. Johnson
Men Not on Relief Lists Get Chance
Santa Fe June 16 AP Persons not on the relief lists will be given a chance at employment under the public works program according to word received by Governor Seligman from Harry L Hopkins federal emergency relief administrator The state's quota of young men for the civilian conservation corps was recruited from the relief lists In the selection of men for the public works program however this will not be the rule Hopkins advised as other unemployed will be accepted.
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Santa Fe
Public Works
Seligman
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief
Civilian Conservation Corps
Hopkins
Stepp Truck Line Denied Permit Between El Paso and Carlsbad
The New Mexico state corporation commission denied Stepp Truck Lines’ application for a certificate to operate between El Paso and Carlsbad. J L Naylor testified no necessity and traffic hazard, leaving the commission no choice but denial. A hearing for Golden Fagle Co and others was postponed to June 28 due to notification issues.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
Stepp Truck Lines
el Paso
Carlsbad
J. L. Naylor
J. D. Lamb
Hearme
Golden Fagie Bre Co
God Star
Compromise Rules To Cut 320 Millions From Veterans
Washington reports the new compensation laws will hinge on executive orders yet to be issued. Cuts affect Spanish War and other veterans, with pensions trimmed by ten percent in several cases and basic rates set from fifteen to one hundred dollars monthly depending on disability and era.
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Washington
Congress
Rice W. Mean
National Legislative Committee of
Means
Millions for Wis farm loans plan announced
Henry Morgenthau Jr the governor of the farm credit administration announced a plan to refinance about 50 million dollars in Wisconsin bank farm mortgages. The move aims to reopen closed banks in the state rescue public deposits and discharge more than 18 million dollars in public funds.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Wisconsin
State Public Works Committee Sets Outline Plan
Santa Fe June 16 AP The state public works commission appointed by Gov Arthur Seligman aims to begin early next week to craft a tentative outline of projects for financing under the public works appropriation. The group includes George M Neal and highway engineer G D Hale, with many suggestions from cities counties chambers of commerce and irrigation districts. The commission plans to assemble these ideas and await congressional action to determine feasibility and engineering investigations.
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Santa Fe
Stece Public Works Commission
Arthur Seligman
Publi Works
Congress
George M. Neal
Neal
G. D.aie
Ctes
Chambers of Commerce
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Roswell and Pecos Valley: Tonight and Saturday mostly fair and warmer. New Mexico: east portion generally fair while western portion unsettled tonight and Saturday. warmer Saturday overall.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Secretary of State Marguerite Baca thanked by Farm Holiday for SB144 action
Mrs. Marguerite P. Baca is thanked in resolutions by the Farm Holiday Association at Clovis and Portales for accepting the referendum petition on SB144 the delinquent tax collection law and suspending its operation.
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Santa Fe
Marguerite P. Baca
Farm Holiday Association
Clovig and
Portales
Government to seek $100 million in new buildings by October
Washington June 16 AP The administration approved plans to bid on $25,000,900 of public building work to start within 45 days and another $50,000,000 already set aside for post offices courthouses and immigration stations. L B Robert assistant secretary of the treasury said bids would be sought on a total of $100,000,000 of new buildings underway before October with $50,000,000 more to be spent in 99 days.
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Washington
L. B. Robert
Roosevelt Heads North On Vacation Cruise
President Roosevelt ordered his bags packed for a North Atlantic cruise. He will leave Washington tonight by special train for Massachusetts with a stop at Groton School to visit his son Franklin Jr., then continue toward Marion to board the Amberjack II for sailing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Capital
Massachusetts
Groton School
Boston
Janklin
Marion
Baseball scores and rain delays from today’s AL games
In rain affected action the American League slate showed Cleveland at Detroit postponed. Brooklyn beat New York 13 to 8 with Mungo and Lopez batting, while Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 17 to 3 behind a dominant offensive showing. Home run leaders included Demaree of Chicago and Leslie of Brooklyn.
Tax collection at 69.04 percent in Chaves County
Moratorium on interest and penalty ended June 12 as 69.04 percent of 1932 taxes were collected in Chaves County. Last year 69.05 percent of 1931 taxes were tallied by July 1. Early June receipts show similar trends to the prior year with breakdowns for paid taxes by year.
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Chaves
Mrs Sankey Held on Conspiracy Kidnap Charge
St Paul June 16 AP Mrs Fern Sankey, acquitted of a St Louis kidnapping charge, was jailed today on a federal warrant accusing her of conspiring to kidnap Charles Boettcher Jr a Denver broker several months ago.
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St. Paul, Minn
Fern Sankey
St. Louis
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Seeveral
Bratton to Qualify as Judge in New Mexico
Senator Samuel G. Bratton plans to travel to Albuquerque to qualify there as judge of the tenth circuit court after his appointment by President Roosevelt. He will resign from the Senate and notify Governor Seligman upon reaching home.
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Washington
Samuel G. Bratton
Albuquerque
N. M
Tenth Circuit Court
Roosevelt
Seligman
New Mexico
Tax collections report for New Mexico counties
Gov. Arthur Seligman announced that Hi Dalgo county reached 90 percent of its May tax receipts. Curry county stood at 72.11 percent and Santa Fe county at 77.27 percent by the end of May, reflecting county revenue performance.
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Santa Fe
Hidalgo County
Arthur Seligman
Curry County
Santa Fe County
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