Roosevelt Plans Broad NRA Like Tax Plan To Congress
Washington June 20. President Roosevelt contemplates a wide NRA designed to accompany the tax program to break up fortunes and widen wealth distribution. Advisors speak of interstate commerce questions and possible future messages. The plan draws mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats as debates on inheritance, gift, and high estate taxes continue.
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Baseball scores from Associated Press games
National League action yields Cincinnati a 15 to 6 win over Brooklyn in 10 innings. Pittsburgh defeats New York 6 to 2, while St. Louis edges Philadelphia 3 to 1 in a 9 inning game. Brooklyn also loses 6 to 2 to Cincinnati in a separate matchup.
Results of first round matches in women's golf
Miss Elinor Jones of Albuquerque won medalist honors and her first round match, with key results from the first flight. Other matches saw Langford Keith and Harrison win, while Roswell entrants posted upsets. second and third flights followed with Prager, O’Hara, Seis, Champaugh, Coll, Ingalls prevailing. Final rounds set for Saturday. Jones won a driving contest and Skiles won a putting contest.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Duncan Long
Langford Keith
Roswell
Louis Falconi
J.S. Harrison
Hugh Skiles
Clovis
C. E. Worrell
A. R. Hebenstreit
Keith
Falconi
Willard Prager
Beverly H. Conner
Charles F. O'Hara
Anthony
Phillip Klingsmith
Augusta Seis
Arthur Farnsworth
Sophie Champaugh
J. P. White Jr
Max Coll
H. E. Samson
Allison Ingalls
W. G. Ikard
Las Cruces
Iss Elinor Jones
Miss Jones
Skiles
Commerce Dept blamed for Cutting death and Morro Castle loss
Senate investigators hear Ewing Y. Mitchell, former assistant secretary, charge air commerce bureau laxity could have spared Senator Bronson Cutting and others. He says he lacked authority to act and cites pressure from airplane firms as a factor. Mitchell concedes he has no detailed crash facts.
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Tax program ties to mass purchasing power debate
Washington reports that President Roosevelt's tax plan aligns with a liberal economic philosophy to redistribute income and bolster mass purchasing power. Marriner Eccles testified that uneven income distribution in the 1920s fuels downturns and supported a long term recovery plan of monetary action, government spending, and taxation.
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Peace ends Bolivia Paraguay war with no land gain
Hollywood reports that Bolivia and Paraguay sign peace after three years of fighting. Both sides avoid land concessions. Praise for Judge Landis for a wise decision. The article recalls Landis once sanctioned a $21 million action against Standard Oil.
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Paraguay
Landis
Standard Oil Co
Nation Gains Shown In 1935 Economic Survey
New York reports preliminary 1935 data indicating progress toward recovery. Automobiles produced reach 2,249,400 in the first half versus 1,714,400 a year earlier, first half best since 1929. Electric power output climbs to 47.424 billion kWh from 45.103 billion, cotton and freight car loadings near parity.
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New York
Standard Statistics Company
30 Days Jail For Shooting Chinaman
Tahlequah Oklahoma AP reports Miss Lois Thompson, 19, a Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College co ed, received thirty days in jail for shooting Daniel Shaw, a Chinese classmate, during a campus chase on March 27. Shaw, injured by two bullets, plans to go to Honolulu. Prosecutor Owen J Watts offered no explanation for the act and extortion note threats were not resolved by the verdict.
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Lois Thompson
Daniel Shaw
Oklahoma
Teachers College
Shaw
Honolulu
Owen J. Watts
150 At Convention of State Firemen Santa Fe
At the 12th annual New Mexico State Firemen's Association meeting in Santa Fe the actual registration reached 150 with the sixth annual fire college present. Welcome speeches and responses filled the day as talks on firefighting activities were planned. A drill tower demonstration by Chief Westerfield of Albuquerque and Chief Bishop of Santa Fe, using new Albuquerque equipment, was scheduled for tonight. The convention continues through Saturday.
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E. J. House
State Police
Adj
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Vaughn West
Jemhabe
Tingley
Santa Fe
New Mexico State Firemen’s Association
Fire College
Westerfield
Bishop
Swimming Meet Here Tomorrow at Roswell Pool
A swimming and diving meet will be held at the Roswell Swimming Pool on East Second Street tomorrow afternoon starting at 1 30. Several events offer attractive prizes for the winners and the public is welcome to watch. The meet is organized by J D Shinkle P H Deaton and Poe Corn, managers of the pool.
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Poe Corn
Recruiting Party Coming Here July 3
A U S Army recruiting party will tour Roswell for three days starting July 3. Led by 1st Sergeant Van C. White, the party aims to boost enlistments as forces are increased. Captain T. Q. Donaldson Jr. of Ft. Bliss urges National Guard officers to assist.
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Ft. Bliss
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Phillies, Chicago split after late comeback
Philadelphia and Chicago played a see-saw game as Chicago won 7 to 0 after Philadelphia tied 2 1. Batteries included Blaeholder Benton Wilshere Berry Whitehead Grube Richards for Philadelphia and Marcum Bert Phelps Shea for Chicago. New York beat Detroit 3 to 1 with Allen Dickey Jorgens Sullivan Cochrane on the mound. Washington edged Cleveland 9 to 0 as Whitehill and Harder handled the batteries. Boston and St. Louis postponed due to rain.
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Home Run Leaders Named in National and American Leagues
Home run notes highlight Camilli of Philadelphia National, Bonura of Chicago American, Terry of New York National, J Collins of St. Louis National, Foxx of Philadelphia American, Kampouris of Cincinnati American, Moore of New York National, Bolton of Washington, and Winegarner of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Yankee catcher hurt in Detroit game
June 20 AP reports New York Yankee catcher Bill Dickey was injured after being struck by a pitched ball from Joe Sullivan in the first inning against the Detroit Tigers and had to be carried from the field.
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New York Yankee
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Runaways Return to Albuquerque After Hollywood Plan
Albuquerque police report two teenage girls who fled Tuesday night to go to Hollywood to crash the movies wired their Las Cruces parents saying they would return home. Chief Pat O Grady confirmed the parents were notified and no harm occurred.
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Las Cruces
Stop of Hobbs oil equipment shipments in New Mexico
Two truckloads of Hobbs equipment bound for Rio Puerco oil drilling were halted in Albuquerque by the corporation commission. Truckers had to post $66 for lacking an in state transport permit and were released pending a report to agents by 11 this morning. Oil men requesting transport represented the action.
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Texas Governor invited to Panhandle-Wise county picnic
Texas Governor said he received an invitation to attend a Panhandle-Wise county basket picnic in Texas on June 22. The invitation is addressed to "Our Governor Tingley."
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Texas
Tingley
Tiberius Wins Ascot Gold Cup in Fast Fashion
Tiberius a four year old brown son of Foxlaw Glanabatrick won the 2 1 2 mile Ascot Gold Cup by a wide margin. Alcazar Denver II and Baron Brantome followed in the order behind the champion. Odds favored Brantome but the favorite faded to fifth.
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