House Passes New Labor Bill 10 Prevent SuiKes Congress
Washington June 16 AP The first Roosevelt era Congress nears adjournment after a busy session approving a large deficiency bill and broad regulatory actions. Leaders aim to finish tonight as the body debates oil control rail labor disputes and a pension plan for railroad workers while Senate curbs on the Presidents power to divert RF C funds to public works remain in focus.
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Washington
America
Congress
Bis
National Board
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Senate
Daughter of President on Way to Divorce
Anna Roosevelt Dali daughter of the President travels toward Reno to pursue divorce from Curtis B Dall amid a guarded trip and private discussions. She notes no attorney yet and plans to establish residence in Nevada while drawing parallels to her brother Elliott's divorce and remarriage last year.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Anna Roosevelt Dali
Reno
White House
Curtis B. Dall
Elliott
Minden
Nev
Ruth Gorgins
Fort Worth
Tex
Burlington
Dali
Corn Belt
NRA Celebrates First Birthday On Nation Holiday
NRA marked its first birthday with a nationwide holiday and a Midwestern picnic. Hugh S. Johnson led offices to close while Donald Richberg Edward McGrady and assist Miss Robinson aimed to journey to Charleston West Virginia for a state observance. Roosevelt's licensing power for industries expired at noon, a tool never used.
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NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Potomac
Donald Richberg
Edward F. McGrady
Miss Robinson
Charleston
W. Va
Roosevelt
Two Dictators End Conference Peace or War
Venice June 16 AP Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini concluded a two day conference with Europe’s leading dictators. Hitler and Mussolini departed by plane for Berlin at eight this morning amid cheering crowds as the massed troops observed a cordial farewell.
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Venice
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Oil pool operators allocate 48000 barrel daily quota
Artesia reports that ten oil pools met with state officials to apportion the June production limit of 48,000 barrels per day. Hogback, Gay, Rattlesnake, Table Mesa and Aztec Bloomfield were listed with specific outputs. Hobbs, Eunice, Cooper, Jal, Lea Extension, Lea pool, and Artesia received designated shares.
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Associated Press
Artesia
Frank Vesely
E. H. Wells
Hogback Pool
Hobbs
Eunice
Cooper
Lea P
Lea Pool
Roosevelt to meet Calles to show who runs their countries
In Hollywood a rushed exchange suggests Roosevelt may meet Mexico's Plutarco Calles on neutral ground to press Europe. The piece hints at Mussolini and Hitler and references silence on France. It implies surprise engagement between U S leaders and Mexican authorities.
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Calif
Micraphone
Mussolini
Hitler
France
Roosevelt
Plutarco Calles
Mexico
Hockenhull Addresses Young People Conference Close
Artesia Governor A J W Hockenhull spoke at the closing exercises of the young people conference held at the Southern Methodist assembly grounds near Weed. About 200 persons attended. An adults conference starts next week.
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Artesia
A. JW. Hockenhull
Southern Methodist Assembly
Weed
State welfare official becomes Bernalillo county secretary
L. L. Bon Durant formerly with the state child welfare bureau in Santa Fe has taken the duties as secretary of the Bernalillo county welfare and charity bureau succeeding Mrs. Jessie Rawlings who served eight years.
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Albuquerque
L. L. Bon- Durant
State Child Welfare Bureau
Santa Fe
BernaliMo County
Jessie Rawlings
Wrestling No Contest Ends Friday Night Bout
Ray Ryan and Yaqui Joe fought in Albuquerque with a no contest after Ryan was knocked down and failed to return for the third fall. Referee Happy Ramelli ruled the match null following Yaqui Joe’s alleged foul. Teddy Waters defeated Gor iMag Pogi in the semi final.
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Albuquerque
Ray Ryan
Yaqui Joe
Ryan
Happy Ramelli
Teddy Waters
GoriMag Pogi
Lea County grand jury returns indictments after probe
Lovington reports seven true bills and six no bills by a Lea county grand jury investigating alleged crime conditions. Indicted include Hobbs school board member I. D. Walker on water poisoning at a highway camp, Ollie Stowers J. P. Lewis C. E. Nolan and Bill Perce on assault charges, and H. L. Todd of Jal on criminal assault.
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Lea County
I. D. Walker
Hobbs
Ata
Ollie Stowers
J. P. Lewis
C. E. Nolan
Bill Perce
H. L. Todd
Jal
Ticketed boxing night cards Tate Rein main event
Panther Tate will face Harry Rein of Denver in the June 29 Las Vegas showdown replacing Buddy Jackson of Denver. The two boxers weigh about 146 pounds.
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Albuquerque
Panther Tate
Harry Rein
Denver
Buddy Jackson
Governor Returns to Santa Fe After Conference
Governor A. W. Hockenhull heads back to Santa Fe tonight after attending a Methodist conference at Weed near Artesia. He addressed a group of young people there last night.
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A. W. Hockenhull
Weed
Artesia
President Gains Power to Spend Two Billion in Relief
Washington AP reports the House rejected Senate amendments to a 2.225 billion deficiency bill and sent it to conference. Byrnes says the measure would let the President spend 1.222 billion on public works and 1.0647 billion on direct relief, with 270 million already on hand. Proposals to boost public works funding up to 8.625 billion were defeated. The drought relief fund was restored to 525 million. The RFC unpledged assets could be used for works and relief up to 500 million. A separate item provides 1 million for Latin American highway cooperation.
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Byrnes
D-Sc
LaFollette
R-Wis
Public Works Fund
Cutting
R-Nw
RFC
Mr. Roosevelt
South America
Housing bill passes Senate on 71 to 12 vote
The Senate approved a housing bill providing partial government guarantees for private home construction and repair loans. The measure now returns to the House for minor amendments. Administration officials say the bill will aid unemployment relief in building trades and capital goods industries, potentially benefiting about five million wage earners.
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Washington
House
Bandits Kill Gas Station Tender in Louisville Shootout
In Louisville on June 16 AP reports two bandits failed to open a gas station cash drawer and fatally shot attendant J. F. Schroeing, 64. A bystander Samuel Horine, 74, and Street Railway inspector Cecil Carter, 40, were killed as suspects fled. Calvin Tate, 20, admitted participation, naming three accomplices known as Bill, Joe, and Bevins, who led the group.
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J. 5
Schroeing
Samuel Horine
Cecil Carter
Calvin Tate
Tate
Penny remittance sent to New Mexico tax office
An Albuquerque sender, name withheld, mailed about 15 dollars in pennies to the state sales tax office. Postal penny remittance was counted by staff during the morning as it arrived by parcel post in Santa Fe on June 16, AP reports.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Baseball Scores From Today Offer Wide Range of Results
The score recap shows Cleveland routing Washington 17 to 7 in the first game with strong hitting and pitching from Weiland Winegarner and others. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9 to 7 in the opener as Lyons, Madjeski and teammates contributed key runs. Detroit bested New York 8 to 4, St Louis edged Boston 3 to 2, and additional second games featured Chicago beating Philadelphia 4 to 2 while Cleveland defeated Washington 3 to 0.
Batteries and teams clash in city matchups
In a condensed OCR extract the lists show city teams with battery pairings. RHEB New York facing Pittsburgh includes Hubbell Mancuso and others. Cincinnati Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis appear with various batteries listed, indicating a series of regional matches or a round table of battery pairs across cities.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Mancuso
Birkofer
Hoyt
Chagnon
Harris
Padden
Grace
Baseball All-Star Selections Cited by City and Team
The listing shows players from Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit New York Cincinnati and other teams, including A and N designations, highlighting selections by city and club affiliations. No narrative context provided.
Lafoon Leads Western Open After Two Rounds
Ky Lafoon, young Denver professional, shot 69 to extend his 36 hole total to 137 at the Western Open at Peoria County Club Peoria NL. He moved ahead in a round described as shattering par for the second successive day as the field trailed.
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Peoria County Club
Peoria
Ky Lafoon
Denver
Johnson Attacks Darrow Board Over NRA Criticism
Gen Johnson charges the Darrow Review Board with partisan aims and anti NRA bias. He accuses the press of stoking opposition and defends NRA gains in employment and payrolls while condemning the board for refusing to study code data and for suppressing opposing testimony.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hugh S. Johnson
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Pace
Darrow Board
Johnson
House Passes Farm Debt Protection Bill for Farmers
The House approved the McKeown bankruptcy bill by 133 to 18 to allow farmers to stay in their foreclosed mortgage homes for six years. The measure moves to a conference committee to resolve differences with the Senate.
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Washington
House
McKeown
Senate
Grand Jury to Meet Here July Sixth
A grand jury will convene at the district courtroom on July Sixth at nine a.m. to investigate crime conditions in Chaves county. This marks the first session since November 1931, with Judge James B. McGhee drawing 158 names for 12 jurors. the selections cannot be published until returns are made. A petition by 76 Chaves county taxpayers asked for the grand jury's convening.
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Chaves County
James B. McGhee
Escaped Kidnapper Captured Today in Illinois
East St. Louis June 16 AP Random Eugene Norvell life term kidnapper who escaped from a southern Illinois penitentiary through a sewer pipe was captured here by prison and county authorities. He was taken without a struggle. The gang head who abducted Alton banker August Luer also surrendered after captors fired warning shots through a floor of a small frame house.
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Ill
Eugene Norvell
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Norvell
August Luer
Alton
Girl Expert Shot Held For Murder
Exhumation of a bullet riddled body found in a Burbank apartment last March 25 was considered by Superior Judge Charles Fricke to determine if the slain man was Eric Madison, film studio auditor, whose widow is on trial for murder. The trial of a former Montana cowgirl famed as a pistol shot will resume Monday as witnesses challenge defense claims that the body is not Madison.
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Burbank
Charles Fricke
Eric Madison
Film Studio
Fricke
Montana
Madison
Great Storm Wrecks Morgan City and Ferriday
A tropical hurricane battered Morgan City with blown chimneys unroofed homes shattered windows and scattered merchandise. No deaths or injuries reported. In Ferriday La the storm demolished St Thomas Catholic Church unroofed the American Legion Post home and damaged nearby Negro tenant houses on plantations.
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New Orleans
Morgan City
Ferriday
St. Thomas Catholic
American Legion Post
Carnera Breaks Ankle After Baer Title Loss
New York reports Primo Carnera sustained a fracture in his right ankle after losing the heavyweight title to Max Baer. Doctor Vincent Fanoni said the 269 pound challenger may be unable to bear full weight on the ankle for at least three weeks.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Vincent Fanoni
Carnera
Pilar Horton Faces Charge of Murder in District Court
Pilar Horton arraigned and pleads not guilty to first degree murder in district court before Judge James B. McGhee. Lake J. Frazier, assistant district attorney, filed the case. Bond set at 5000 dollars. The defendant is accused of fatally shooting Alberto Fuentes on May 3, 1934. Attorney Dave Calderon represents Horton.
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Pilar Horton
James B. McGhee
Lake J. Frazier
McGhee
Alberto Fuentes
Dave Calderon
Vienna Talks on Mussolini Hitler No Austria Rise
Vienna officials stated that talks between Hitler and Mussolini in Venice would not lead to a Nazi power rise in Austria. The declarations came amid ongoing concerns about Austria's political alignment during a tense period in Europe.
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Vienna
Hitler
Mussolini
Venice
Austria
Old Mesilla Pioneer Pedro Gonzales Dies at 93
Pedro Gonzales longtime Old Mesilla settler died at his home Friday at age 93. He had lived in Las Cruces area since his youth and was not married. He was among the earliest settlers in Old Mesilla and passed away peacefully at home late Thursday.
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Las Cruces
Pedro Gonzales
Old Mesilla
Cuban drive on after bomb killers
Cuban government steps up anti terror campaign after a bomb in a camera box exploded at an official luncheon injuring President Mendieta and killing two men. Ten suspects are jailed as Havana responds with tightened security and investigations.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Rainbow defeats Weetamoe in first America's Cup trial race
Newport R I June 16 The yacht Rainbow won against Weetamoe by three minutes in the opening trial for the defense of the America's Cup against a British challenger this summer.
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Newport
R. L
Rainbow Today
Weetamoe
President Roosevelt Signs Bank Deposit Insurance Bill
President Roosevelt signed a bill extending the temporary insurance of bank deposits for one year and raising the guaranteed amount in full from 2500 to 5000. The action was announced from Washington.
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Roosevelt
Printing Code Meeting Called for Newspapers and Printers
A meeting of representatives of newspapers and job printing shops in Chaves Eddy Lea and Otero counties will discuss the printers code. The session at Hall-Poorbaugh Press is set for Sunday June 24 at ten o'clock with a luncheon at Goon.
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Chaves
Eddy, Lea
Otero
Hall-Poorbaugh
Shere
State Compliance Board
Goon
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