Brain trust in coming campaign sparks partisan clash
Washington reports President Roosevelt praises the brain trust drawing fire as universities loom as political issues ahead of fall elections. Ogden Mills attacks planned economy while Republicans push the question how brainy is that trust. Rexford Tugwell and Raymond Moley downplay presence as Tugwell says no brain trust now.
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Washinton
Roosevelt
Brain Trust
New Haven
Ogden Mills
New York
Dickinson
R-Ia
Lewis
D-Ill
New Democracy
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Raymond Moley
McNary
Senate
Cleaners and Dyers Abandon NRA Code in Strike Back
Washington June 21 AP report that cleaners and dyers abandoned the NRA code, threatening reprisals and removal of the Blue Eagle. The Code Authority accused Hugh S. Johnson of bad faith and urged Roosevelt to enforce fair trade practices, while not binding establishments to wage and price controls. Also in Washington the farm administration announced county cotton allotments for tax free production under the Panhead act, distributing the 10 million bale limit among 19 states and 1,000 counties based on 1928-1932 averages.
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Washington
NRA
Lou Rosenblatt
Code Authority
Hughs. Johnson
Roosevelt
The
Farm Administration
New Mexico
Dona
Eddy
Harding
Hidalgo
Lea
Otero
Quay
Sierra
State
Moving picture talk and war satire amuse Hollywood crowd
Irvin Cobb entertains at a Hollywood gathering with jokes about England and France seeking American influence over Germany and possible lawsuits. The day’s news mentions Congress adjourning, a scene reminiscent of Armistice Day, and ticker tape in New York reportedly a foot thick.
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Hollywood
Calfi
Irvin Cobb
Irvin
Will
England
France
Germany
Congress
New York
German Nazi Picnic Boat Shipwrecked
A Nazi excursion steamer Dresden sank after striking a rock in Hardanger Fjord. An unnamed young officer dived to aid women during the panic, saving some as survivors praised his courage while four died and many were injured.
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Stavanger
Norway
Dresden
Hardanger
Lloyd Line
Moller
Summer Debut Brings Heat and Damage Across Midwest
Chicago reports 95 degrees as summer begins amid a spring marked by damaging wind storms and record heat. Peoria hits 100, Kansas City 102, with Oklahoma City and Wichita also searing. Widespread drought and pests compound crop losses despite last week’s showers. A Wisconsin wind storm kills one and injures several, felling a tree in Monroe and damaging a 75 mile span from Waterloo to Portage.
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Chicago
Peoria
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Wisconsin
Joseph Ohle
Monroe
Wis
Waterloo
Iowa
Portage
Harvard Yale Boat Race to be Rowed Friday
New London Conn June 21 AP excitement grows over the Harvard Yale boat race, with President Roosevelt visiting for the regatta and Franklin D Jr set to row in the No 6 freshman shell. Harvard varsity stunned by a four mile workout clocked in 26 minutes 44 4/5 seconds, overturning Yale’s sprint supremacy.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Jr
Inspections Begin On Cattle For Federal Relief Program
In Chaves county the first inspections of cattle offered for sale to the government under the drought relief program will be held tomorrow in the district southeast of Kenna. Appraisers C K Harold and J W Dudley will lead, joined by Doss of the Bureau of Animal Industries. J R Thomas, county agent, directs the program. Only 25 contract blanks have arrived, delaying further inspections until more forms come. Ranchers wishing to sell should notify Thomas. Notification of Kenna cattle being offered came by long distance telephone this morning.
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Chaves
Kenna
Appraisers Co
K. Harold
J.W. Dudley
Doss
Bureau of Animal Industries
J. R. Thomas
Thomas
Sugar Prices Jump to Highest Level Since 1931
The price of fine granulated sugar rose 109 cents per pound to 4 3/4 cents in New York on June 21 AP. The advance marks the highest level since August 1931, reflecting a sharp uptick in sugar costs across the United States.
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United States
New York
Treasury to actively buy silver under new act
Washington June 21 AP Secretary Morgenthau announced the Treasury will carry out the silver purchase act to raise silver to 25 percent of the metal money stock. Beginning yesterday purchases started from the general fund, with no fixed program and aim for a healthy price rise, avoiding a speculative collapse like last summer.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Roosevelt
Talks on camping by local Boy Scouts
The Rotary club heard two talks on Boy Scout camping by P. W. Thorson area executive of Eastern New Mexico and Oscar Greene scoutmaster Troop One Roswell. Thorson stressed safety and health, noted scarce camp sites in New Mexico, and cited a mountain camp southwest of Roswell valued at about ten thousand dollars. Greene described Troop One needs, followed by Rotarian discussion. Walden Bassett gave a five minute report as Roswell Country Club secretary on local improvements, land purchases, grounds, lake, and recent club progress.
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Rotary Club
P. W. Thorson
Boy Scouts
New Mexico
Oscar Greene
Roswell
Thorson
Rotary
Walden Bassett
Roswell Country Club
Senator Bronson Cutting Eyes Reelection Plan
Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico leads a brief eastward trip and declines to reveal election plans while indicating possible reelection. The Hoover to Roosevelt switch is noted, with questions about party alignment and administration support lingering.
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Washington
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cutting
Farley
Baseball Today's Scores From Major League Action
Boston defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in a nine inning tally as Frankhouse Spohrer rer and Birkofer Hoyt Harris and Grace worked for the winners. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 17 to 2 as Holley Lohrman and Todd powered the victory. New York blanked Chicago 4 to 0 behind pitching by Hubbell Smith Mancuso Warneke and Hartnett. Brooklyn beat St Louis 1 to 0 in a pitching duel, Zachary Lopez and J Dean V Davis secured the win.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Frankhouse
Spohrer
Birkofer
Hoyt
Harris
Grace
New York
Chicago
Hubbell, Smith and Mancuso
Warneke and Hartnett
Baseball Lineup Display From 1940s Newspaper
The text lists players by team pairing, noting cities Boston St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit and players Moore Burns McNair Coleman Jurges Berger Simmons Campbell Whitney L Waner Greenberg Johnson Foxx among others. It resembles a tabular lineup or roster snippet with team affiliations and player surnames.
Red Cross Chapter Reelects Officers in Chaves County
The Chaves County Chapter of the American Red Cross reelected its officers at yesterday’s Chamber of Commerce meeting. Grace T. Bear chairs, W. C. Lawrence is 1st vice-chairman, Myron S. Pracer and vice-chairman, Edith Geyer serves as secretary-treasurer and executive secretary. Branch heads were named for lower valley towns, a telephone line for Miss Geyer was approved, and reports praised the year’s volunteer work. The fiscal-year report was presented by Geyer with materials inventory by Mrs. Grady Welter. Continued in Page Eight.
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Chaves County
The
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Grace T. Bear
W. C. Lawrence
Myron 5. Pracer
Edith Geyer
J. G. Anderson
Hagerman
Roy Lochhead
W. A. Losey
Lake Arthur
John Haven
C. E. Nihart
Red Cross
Chaves
St. Louis
Grady Welter
County Court House
Rery
County Cotton Tax Change Cuts Production to 9715 Bales
The county’s cotton output dropped to 9715 bales, down from last year’s 17500 plus. Any production above 9715 bales will incur a fifty percent government tax or half its market value, signaling a tax threshold shift for local growers.
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Chaves
Man accused of shooting at neighbor on East Tilden
Manual Pineda is alleged to have shot Gregorio Garcia with a 22 rifle at Garcia's home in the 700 block of East Tilden around 8:30 PM after an argument. Garcia, struck in the left side but not believed to be seriously hurt, was rushed to St Mary's hospital. Pineda was arrested later near East Alameda and held at the county jail. no charges filed by noon today.
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Washington
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
A.W. Hockenhull
Lewis
Roosevelt
Sen. Bronson Cutting
Cutting
Roy Cook
Albuquerque
Con
Dennis Chavez
Cook
Legion
Chavez
Arthur Seligman
Ed Swope
Chaves
Hatch
Senate
Congress
Progressive Party
Seligman
Hockenhull
East Side
Democratic Party
Old Guard
Democratic State Central Committee
John Bingham
Bingham
Swope
McNeil Island
Politicos
Central Committee
Rep
O. S. Greaser
Quay County
Frank Patton
Margaret Abreu
Georgia Lusk
Abreu
H. R. Roger
Carlsbad
Clarence Hinkle
H. A. Riker
Ration
Santa Fe
John Simms
Manual Pineda
Gregorio Garcia
East Tilden
Garcia
Cdullet
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sam McCue
Pineda
East Alameda
Jose Cano
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Barrett
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Swift
French
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