End of seventy third Congress ushers in historic budget era
Washington June 19 AP The seventy third Congress closed after approving about seven billion dollars in peacetime funding and a two billion dollar stabilization fund. Insurgent senators led by Wheeler LaFollette toppled the Dill-Crosser labor board bill, while Roosevelt allies aimed to delay action. Long mocked the missing conference report as Sennor Long urged farmers' relief amid a lively gallery scene.
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Huey Long
Congress
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Dmont
LaFollette
R-Wis
Hastings
Rdel
Sennotr Long
D-La
John Dillinger
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
Perkins
Wagner
New England
New York
House Military Committee
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
British Boat Shunted by Chinese Pirates Off Yellow River
British steamer Shuntien was stripped of valuables and 26 passengers and officers after pirates seized control at sea near the Yellow River. An officer was gravely wounded, captors fled in junks, and hostages include six Britons, a Japanese army officer named Yamamoto, and Chinese. British and American warships sought pursuit while plans considered air search from Eagle at Weihaiwei.
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Chef Oo
China
Chefoo
Yellow River
Yamamoto
Eagle
Weihaiwei
Tientsin
Shanghai
Face Saving Ends Strike With No Clear Victory
A Hollywood discussion notes that both sides claim gains as talks end. The speaker cites China’s concept of face and argues U S lawmakers seek to save face by pushing pet bills, keeping Congress in session to avoid admitting settlement friction.
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Hollywood
China
Congress
Parts of Woman's Body Found in England Prompt Murder Mystery
London and Brighton police linked two grisly discoveries as Scotland Yard hunted one of England's strangest murder cases. A woman's legs were found in London and a torso in Brighton, both wrapped in brown paper with few clues to identify the killer or victim.
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England
London
Brighton
Scotland Yard
Mrs Roosevelt Said To Be Radical
New York reports that the New York Post claims a 1300 name radical list in the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. It allegedly includes Mayor LaGuardia and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, kept in Captain LaGarenne’s office, published by Elizabeth Albert Dilling.
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New York
The
New York Post
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Police Department
LaGuardia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John LaGarenne
Bureau of Alien Investigation
IE. F. McCrossin
Wall Street
Albert W
Elizabeth) Dilling
Kenilworth
Chicago
Post
O’ryan
William E. Borah
Idaho
Agriculture Wallace
Interior Ickes
George W. Norris
Nebraska
John A. Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Stephen S.wise
Irving Fisher
Yale
Mahatma Gandhi
Newton D. Baker
S. Parkes Cadman
Clarence Darrow
Arthur Garfield Hayes
Harold H. Swift
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Lorado Tait
Dilling
Russia
United States of America
Roosevelt
Cattlemen Oppose U S Cattle Buying
Las Vegas New Mexico June 19 AP The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association executive board will meet next in Lordsburg after a quarterly meeting that opposed indiscriminate federal cattle buying which would depress already low market prices. The gathering heard reports on tuberculosis eradication legislation ranch credit and relief problems.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Lordsburg
Gasoline Tank Explosions Kill Six In Jamestown N J
A gasoline depot fire in Jamestown New Jersey after a tank truck burst into flames led to the destruction of three 20 000 gallon tanks and a paraffin tank being saved. Six people died overnight including three firemen and 23 were injured as flames and pressure from explosions sent fire and smoke over the scene. The district attorney’s office opened an investigation to determine responsibility.
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Jamestown
N. J
Herbert Johnson
Wholesale Distributing Depot
James Anderson
Wayne Lewis
Raymond Allison
Walter Kastenhuber
Wind damages ball park grandstand roof
A whirlwind tore a strip of corrugated metal roof about 18 feet wide from the grandstand of the ball park at noon. The wind from the southeast blasted debris behind the structure while dust obscured Second Street. No other buildings were reported damaged and nearby shopkeeper E G Kimes narrowly escaped damage to his building.
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E. G. Kimes
Dadang Son Repair
Ball Park
Baseball Today's Scores in American League Standings
American League first game Cleveland 2 0 0 0 0 9 0 Washington 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 6 14 0 Batteries Hildebrand Pytlak Stewart Ferrell Second game Cleveland 0 1 2 0 0 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Harder Myatt Weaver Phillips Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York games postponed due to rain Only games scheduled
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RH E
Cleveland
Washington
Hildebrand
Pytlak
Stewart
Ferrell
Harder
Myatt
Weaver
Phillips
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
National League baseball box scores and battery pairings
National League games listed with team lines and score tallies. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Brooklyn are noted with pitching staffs and battery compositions including Schumacher Hubbell Mancuso French Hoyt Padden Grace Brandt Spohrer Malone Joiner Hartnett Grabowski Lehrman Wilson Carleton V Davis.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Schumacher
Hubbell
Mancuso
French
Hoyt
Padden
Grace
Boston
Chicago
Brandt and
Spohrer
Malone, Joiner and Hartnett
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grabowski
Baseball Lineup Shuffles Across League Rosters
A list of players including Holland Cleveland Stone Washa Manush Washa Moore Boston N Trosky Cleveland Boyle Brooklyn Carleton St Louis Rothrock St Louis N appears as a roster snapshot with multiple teams and positions.
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Cleveland
Stone
Manush
Moore
Boston
Trosky
Boyle
Brooklyn
Carleton
St. Louis
Rothrock
New Mexico’s Chicago Century of Progress exhibit opens July
New Mexico’s exhibit at the Century of Progress in Chicago is slated to open about July 1. Dee Howard reports materials are in Chicago and progress is rapid. Miss Pauline Frances of Albuquerque named Chicago secretary, with hostesses and an exhibit courier named. Navajo personnel to travel from Gallup under Col. Staples. Other state department staff to fill roles at no cost. Commission attendees listed. plans for final assembling and publicity in Chicago.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Century of Progress
Chicago
Dee Howard
World Fair Commission
O. T. Jorgensen
Pauline Frances
Albuquerque
Grace George
Tucumcari
Manor D. McGee
Las Cruces
Betty Hensley
Portales
Virginia Woods
Artesia
Mary Pollard
Raton
Wilson Pollard
Hazelle Camp
Old Albuquerque
Gallup
Col
B. I. Staples
Coolidge
The
Indian Traders Association
Harry Shuart
Howard
Shuart
Boy Scouts from Albuquerque and Santa Fe head to Lake Catron camp
Fifty Albuquerque Boy Scouts travel with fifty Santa Fe Scouts to Lake Catron near Santa Fe for a two week long camp run in two one week sessions.
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Albuquerque
Lake Catron
Santa Fe
Primary results Maine and Minn continue renomination pushes
The Associated Press reports Senate incumbents Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota and Frederick Hale of Maine near certain renomination after leading their primary races. Hale leads Louis A. Jack for the Maine Republican nomination while Shipstead outpaces Francis Shoe maker. Minnesota Governor Floyd B Olson wins the Farmer Labor nomination over John Lind, and Maine Governor Louis J Brann seeks re nomination without opposition. Alfred Ames appears as Republican hopeful to oppose Brann in September.
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Associated Press
United States
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Frederick Hale
Maine
Shipstead
Francis H. Shoemaker
Hale
Louis A. Jack
Floyd B. Olson
John Lind
Martin Nelson
Austin
Fred Schilplin
St. Cloud
Louis J. Brann
Alfred K. Ames
Brann
Office Hours Change For Federal Reemployment Office
The federal reemployment office will hold interviews and receive registrations only between 2 and 5 P M. Henceforth. The office explains that dedicating the entire day to interviews would impede regular daily business. Hours remain 9:30 A M to noon and 1:30 to 5 P M daily.
County Agent's Office Moves to Courthouse Basement
The office of J. R. Thomas, Chaves county agricultural agent, has relocated to the northwest corner of the basement of the courthouse. The phone number remains 512. The move occurred yesterday and the office opened for business this morning.
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J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
$300,561 Granted for New Mexico Relief in June
Mexico receives 300,561 for June relief per FERA auditor F S Reynolds, notified by federal relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins. This adds to 350,000 already allowed for drought relief. Of the total 300,561, general relief is 250,000 with 41,102 for transient service, 1,300 for public works of art completion, and 1,275 for student aid.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
F. S. Reynolds
FERA
Harry L. Hopkins
Dairy Code Hearing Set For El Paso Meeting
Las Cruces New Mexico June 19 Hearing for the dairy code for the Paso milkshed set for July 9 at El Paso according to a telegram from Washington received by E E Anderson extension dairyman of the State College It is believed a hearing will be set for New Mexico soon after the El Paso meeting New Mexico dairymen will be represented by the dairy council per W P Thorpe chairman of the New Mexico Farm Bureau Dairy Council.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Miss Inez Jones Elected Regional Officer
Miss Emma Dutcher of Prescott Ariz named chairman for 1934 35 of the Central Region of the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a joint convention in Yellowstone Park. Regional officers include Miss Nina Crater of Pueblo Colo treasurer and Miss Inez EB Jones of Roswell New Mexico recording secretary. Western region election follows later today.
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Inez Jones
Yellowstone Yellowstone Park
Emma Dutcher
Prescott
Ariz
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
West Central
Grand Canyon
Nina Crater
Pugbello
Colo
Inez E
Forest Fire Near Manzano Mountains It Burns Acreage
Forest rangers fight a timber and grass fire on the west side of the Manzano Mountains southeast of Albuquerque. Lookout Walter Young spotted the blaze at Capullo Peak and firefighters reached it about 6 this morning. Under control believed as weather helped. roughly a quarter acre destroyed before containment.
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Manzano Mountains
Walter Young
Capillo Peak
Cibola Forest
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