County Budgets Fall 22 Percent in New Mexico
Santa Fe June 16 AP In a compilation by the New Mexico Taxpayers Association county budgets for the fiscal year ending June 20 show a 22 percent decrease from the prior year The state average is 22 percent The totals list 2698621 for 1935 31 2520923 for the prior year and 210506 for the closing year excluding school funds interest and sinking funds
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Famine and Death Plague Shensi Province China
Shanghai reports breadline catastrophe in Shensi as 1928 drought leaves central China barren. Dispatches describe widespread death, cannibalism, and bands of desperate peasants amid famine. Wolves prey on victims as few crops and animals remain.
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Wimberly Reelected State Vocational Supervisor
Franklin E. Wimberly of Las Cruces has been reelected state supervisor of vocational agriculture by the state board of education for the next year. Also named were Zelpha Bates as home economics supervisor and Bruce H. Sewell as supervisor of trades and industries and vocational rehabilitation in Santa Fe.
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Frank E. Wimberly
Las Cruces
State Board of Education
Georgia L. Lusk
Zelpha Bates
Bruce H. Sewell
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