Sixty Years A Newspaper Man J A Constant Honored
J A Constant marks 65 years in journalism and 81st birthday while guiding the Estancia News Herald. He writes news, reads proofs, and backs Estancia Valley irrigation. He plans to live to 100 and then retire to write a column in the style of Gen Hugh Johnson and Walter Winchell.
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J. A. Constant
Estancia
Hugh Johnson
Walter Winchell
Auto Accidents Rise in May Patrol Totals
Santa Fe New Mexico reports in June 2014 that auto accidents are more fatal this May with 20, 984 motorist contacts and 226 assists. The year to date totals reach 72, 380 contacts and 226 motorist assists as police warn drivers.
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Santa FE. N. M
Phillippi Takes Oestreich’s Work
Albuquerque New Mexico June 20 1P Stanley Phillippi assistant engineer of the Middle Rio Grande conservancy district will add to his duties those of the present chief engineer W C Oestreich whose resignation was unanimously accepted by the conservancy board yesterday For the combined jobs Phillippi is to receive 350 dollars a month an increase of 50 over his present salary Oestreich was paid 382 dollars a month No reason was given for Oestreichs resignation which had been rumored for several weeks.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Stanley Phillippi
Middle Rio Grande
Tax proposals and probate notice amid 1939 policy notes
The 1939 House plan details corporate tax changes including higher rates for profits over 25 000 and 18 per cent substitute levy, with various reliefs and loss carryovers. A probate hearing is set for Aug 1 in Chaves County, Roswell, on the final account of Mary D Costa.
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Roosevelt
King
Utah
Senate
Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
Mary D. Costa
Sadie G. Johnson
Roswell
New Mexico
Hervey, Dow, Hill & Hinkle
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Debate over relief bill and political activity provisions
Senate leaders clash over three man board for PWA and funding specifics while Byrnes seeks state cost shares. Celler criticizes Hatch bill as too strong and eyes civil service ban extensions to relief. Provisions threaten fines and jail for coercion, political activity with relief funds, and biased aid.
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Harrington
Byrnes
PWA
Adams
D-Cole
Appropriations Subcommittee
Threeman Board
House
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Governor rules cutting payroll won’t fix deficit
Governor Miles said reducing the general appropriation fund payroll would have little effect on the crippled general fund. He noted that many departments have other income and that higher learning institutions, hospitals, and correctional facilities rely on the appropriation account. The plan aims to meet payrolls for June without harming those institutions. Townsend announces a new political party.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Crippley General Fund
General Appropriations
Board of Finance
Statehouse
Kidnapped Ohio Baby Found Dead West of Clyde
Haldon Baker Fink, ten months old, was snatched from the home of Oren Baker in Clyde, Ohio, and found dead in a creek seven miles west. Police searched northwestern Ohio for the kidnapper as the case drew national attention. Meanwhile in Indianapolis the Townsend plan moves toward forming a new party route if current parties block pension reform. Postmasters Lena Sex ton and Lillian Howard in New Mexico were confirmed by the Senate. Home grown cabbage and produce advertised by Andersons Gardens.
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Haldon Baker Fink
Ervin Fink
Clyde
Ohio
Oren Baker
Townsend National Recovery Plan
Indianapolis
Washington
Senate
New Mexico
Lena B. Sexton
Las Cruces
Lillian E. Howard
Portales
Six-Year Term Proposal Divides White House Viewpoints
In a Democratic party debate over a Roosevelt third term Secretary Ickes leads supporters of reelection while Burke blasts the notion as political humbug. He argues a six-year term would curb machine politics and broaden appointments beyond partisanship. Congress shows little uptake as Vandenberg and Wiley express support in contrasting stances.
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Roosevelt
Ickes
Burke
Republican Party
Congress
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Wiley
R-Wis
Japan Facing a Grim Trade Clash With Britain
The article outlines a tense stand between Japan and Britain over wartime Beijing and Chinese terrorists. It notes a 1,500 British subjects blockade and Britain’s possible sanctions, with speculation on U S involvement. Experts say halting Anglo American trade would devastate Tokyo which relies on imports from the United States and England.
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Britain
England
America
France
Washington
United States
Tokyo
Scene of Slaying and Kidnaped Baby Parents Shown
International Illustrated News photos depict the scene of the slaying and the parents of Clyde O Baker Fink, a 19 month old snatched from his grandparents’ Clyde area home and later found dead in a creek northwest of Clyde. The child's mother Velma Fink is consoled by Audrey Bennett.
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International Illustrated
Clyde
Haldon Baker Fink
Oren Baker
Velma Fink
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