France Opposes Roosevelt Price Rise Plan at Conference
At the world economic conference France urged government contracts to regulate production and export of basic raw materials. Robert Coulondre presented the memo calling for agreements on wheat wood wine copper silver coal cotton and wool. Albert Sarraut warned tariff walls would follow if concrete steps aren’t taken and pressed for production and consumption equalization through government contracts. The Americans preferred tariff discussion first as Hendryk Colijn ruled in their favor. The Coulondre memo urged inter national action on agricultural products and raw materials.
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Roosevelt
Robert Coulondre
Foreign Office
Albert Sarraut
Economic Commission
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Hendryk Colijn
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Kidnapped Beer Brewer Freed After Ransom Case
St Paul reports William Hamm Jr a 39 year old millionaire brewer was released unharmed 45 miles north of the city after four days in captivity. Police say one of the three or more attackers resembled fugitive Verne Sankey involved in earlier Denver kidnapping for 60000 and Haswell Bohn ransom. The release followed a call from Albuquerque. The story also notes a separate ruling invalidating eight hour laws for mercantile establishments by Judge Milton Helmick citing lack of public health or welfare basis.
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Heavy Weekend Rain Across Roswell Region Alarms Weather
A storm soaked a wide area west of Roswell with heavy showers Saturday night through Sunday. Ruidoso saw daily rains since Wednesday while mountains reported the heaviest downpours. The new highway near Roswell was slippery and some cars slid into ditches. old gravel roads offered travel benefits during rains. Albuquerque reported over two inches of rain with showers also in Clovis Vaughn and Artesia. Forecasts call for unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers.
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Artesia
Farm Strike In Progress Here Today
The Agricultural Workers Industrial Union of Chaves county launches a farm strike with about 15 picketers targeting Roswell area truck gardens Oasis Farm fortifies with guards. Leaders report more workers and farms expected tomorrow while police monitor and no violence is seen.
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Agricultural Workers Industrial Union
Roswell
Oasis
John Tweedy
H. G. Rauert
White Mountain
Frank Young
Agricultural Workers’ Industrial Union
North Main
C. B. Holmes
Rauert
German Youth Must Be Nazis Asserted by Hitler
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler warned German parents that children not raised as Nazis will be taken by the government. At Erfurt he addressed 120,000 people, half of them Storm Troopers, stressing youth as the future and promising state guidance for children.
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Baseball scores from today across the American League
Baseball scores show the New York and Philadelphia games with multiple innings tallies. Batteries listed include Gomez Macfayden Brown Dickey and teammates. Detroit and Cleveland also appear with their pitching batteries and run totals.
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Batteries: Root Hartnett Schumacher Mancuso lead Chicago win
In a Chicago home contest the Batteries feature Root Hartnett Schumacher Mancuso for the victory over New York. St Louis and Philadelphia also field strong lines as pitchers and batters contribute runs in a tense game sequence.
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Baseball Players Named in Early 20th Century Roster
A compact listing names players tied to major league clubs including Taylor Brook Bottomley Cinti Klein Phila Nat Warstier Ros Gehringer Detroit Higgins Phila Amn Kuhel Washington Gehrig N Y Am Schulte Washington.
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Warstier
A. Gehringer
Detroit
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Gehrig
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Weather Forecast for Poswell and Pecos Valley
Unsettled tonight and Tuesday with probable scattered thundery showers. In New Mexico unsettled tonight and Tuesday with likely scattered thundershowers in central and eastern portions.
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Pecos Valley
Poswell
New Mexico
Democrats Plan Ten Open Civil Service Jobs
Washington dispatch reports high officials weighing an executive order to open thousands of civil service posts to Democratic appointments. The move would revoke Republican era blanket protections, allowing department heads to select Democratic substitutes without competitive exams. Historical context notes Hoover added 1150 posts, Coolidge 4746, Harding 344, and Wilson 954.
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Gasoline Prices Rise at Local Stations
Gasoline prices rose another cent today and yesterday at some local stations and across the state. A half cent hike was added last week for the new federal tax and the continue rise is expected to spread.
Pretty Boy Floyd Identified In Kansas City Shootout
Kansas City June 19 AP Mrs Lottie West a witness at the Union Station shooting identified a picture of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd as one of the machine gunners who attacked four peace officers and their prisoner in front of the station yesterday.
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Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Child Thrown By Train Is Unhurt In Montreal Incident
In Montreal on June 1 a two year old girl named Luette Leduc was left in a wheelbarrow on railroad tracks by her eight year old brother. A passenger train passed, throwing the wheelbarrow fifty feet but the child rose and walked away uninjured.
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Luette Leduc
Cotton Plan Aims to Lease 10 Million Acres for Cotton
Secretary Wallace unveils a plan calling for maximum processing taxes and leasing up to ten million acres of cotton contingent on southern planters cooperation. A June 26 through cotton week campaign will seek contracts, with a minimum six million acres and an average south yield of one third bale per acre.
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Wallace
Agriculture department ends market news service
Secretary Wallace announced the market news service of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics will be eliminated on July 1 to save about 1 million dollars annually. About 300 staff at market centers for grain, live stock, cotton and other farm commodities will be dropped from payrolls.
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Market News Service
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Elim Nated
Department of Agriculture
Revenue Office Gets Wheat Orders in New Mexico
Albuquerque dispatch says the internal revenue office has rapid business as deputy collector L B Thompson plans to hire extra help to complete lists of wheat processors in New Mexico. Washington orders aim to implement the tax to raise prices for producers.
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Internal Revenue Office
L. B. Thompson
Washington
New Mexico
Bodemhamer Burned in Oil Well Explosion
Henderson Texas June 19 AP Former National Commander of the American Legion O L Bodenhamer sustained serious burns when a cigarette sparked a gas explosion at oil wells eight miles west of Henderson He was en route to Houston and stopped at five producers with assistant R C Cook Cook suffered burns to hands and face Both men were taken to a Henderson hospital Bodenhamer home was in Eldorado Arkansas.
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Kansas City Pilot Sacrificed To Save Girl Passenger
Howard Cavanah a 22 year old Kansas City flyer died after saving 16 year old Miss Jewell Duncan when his plane crashed at Kansas City airport on a Sunday. The craft reached 200 feet after engine failure and nosedived as attendants say he swerved left to shield her. she suffered leg lacerations and bruises while he died en route to hospital.
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Kansas City
Howard Cavanah
Jewell Duncan
Boards to Review Veterans Gases Under Roosevelt Plan
The Veterans Administration plans boards in July to review presumptive disability cases for veterans under a liberalized benefit program. Review processes aim to favor veterans, with government bearing the burden of proof. A $6.6 million fund will maintain regional offices, easing access for filing reviews.
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