Rural school conference at state college Las Cruces NM
State and Roswell educators spoke at State College as part of the rural school conference. H R Rodgers and Miss Burr Powell were featured speakers. The session opened with Dr H L Kent and closes tomorrow. A constitutional amendment for a state education commissioner was urged for the Sept 17 election. Related remarks from Albuquerque and Las Cruces educators followed.
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Las Cruces
N. M
H. R. Rodgers
Burr Powell
Roswell
State College
H. L. Kent
J. R. McCollum
Albuquerque
The
New Mexico Educational Association
L. A. Kirkendall
Columbia University
C. S. Conlee
Zelpha Bates
Merrie Lou Hilton
Tetugas
Indications of Advances in Business
New York June 20 AP Fur ther indications of an advance in trade this week were noted in Dun and Bradstreet weekly review of business and industry The survey credits wider merchandise distribution stability of manufacturing and major adjustments as factors boosting trade sentiment The report notes breaking down hesitations and money seeking investments with unfilled consumer needs and potential to raise industrial output without overloading expenditures Retail trade moved into summer stride as consumer interest broadened beyond seasonal essentials Wholesale buying rose following retail trends with demand for gift items vacation requisites travel gear and summer apparel The week saw long deferred orders for full merchandise released as wholesale markets expanded Despite a moderate seasonal downturn in some manufacturing, overall industrial operations remained near early June levels
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Rockefellers Cash Windfall Reported at Age 96
New York dispatch notes an AP story claiming John D Rockefeller Sr will receive 5 million dollars in cash on July 8. The article cites policies from his life insurance and traces Rockefeller’s early career starting as a 21 year old partner in Clark and Rockefeller, Cleveland merchants.
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New York
The
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Clark & Rockefeller
Cleveland Commission
100 Best U S Golfers In Chicago Tournament
Chicago June 21 AP John ny Revolta of Milwaukee Jimmy Thomson the long driver from ng Beach Calif and the rest of the money golfers marched boldly into the lair of the crack Chicago professional brigade to day seeking the big share of the 3500 prize in the Medinah Country Club s open tournament The field for the club s first annual event a three day affair numbered 100 of the games best Eighteen holes were on today s program with another 18 tomorrow and the final 36 on Sunday
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Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Jimmy Thomson
Ng Beach
Calif
Medinah Country Club
Public critique at San Diego World's Fair
Rogers in Santa Monica recalls President Hoover drawing an ovation and laments the fickleness of public opinion. He argues Americans shift from hero to goat or vice versa, attributing the change to the public rather than leaders, and quips that the nation weighs heavy as fleas, ready to bite for goals unknown.
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Santa Monica
Cal
San Diego
Hoover
Firefighters Demonstrate Rescue Skills At Santa Fe Meet
New Mexico fire department members at their thirteenth annual convention in Santa Fe concluded the first day with a public firefighting demonstration. Chief Westerfield of Albuquerque and Chief C. A. Bishop of Santa Fe oversaw exhibits on rescue work rope sliding and life-line evolutions. Albuquerque crews performed jumps from second story windows into life nets as a crowd watched.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico Fire Department
Las
Westerfield
Albuquerque
C. A. Bishop
George F. Grote
Protective Appliance Corporation
Colorado Springs
Col
Clarence Goldsmith
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Chicago
John Cutshaw
Denver
Jones and Worrell to Meet in New Mexico Golf Final
Miss Elinor Jones of Albuquerque and Mrs. C. E. Worrell of Clovis advanced to the finals of the first annual New Mexico Women's Golf Tournament championship flight. They will 36 hole match for the state title after semifinals wins over Langford Keith and J. S. Harrison.
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Miss Jones
Mrs. Worrell
New Mexico
Langford Keith
Roswell
Worrell
J. S. Harrison
Albuquerque
Keith
Willard Prager
Charles F. O’hara
Anthony
Augusta Seis
Sophie Champaugh
Max Coll
Allison Ingalls
Lois Fialconi
Duncan Long
A. R. Hebenstreit
Hugh Skiles
Clovis
Arthur Farnsworth
J. P. White Jr
Farnsworth
Beverly H. Conner
Phillip Klingsmith
H. E. Samson
W. G. Ikard
Las Cruces
Mrs Brown Heads Dist Health Board In District Six
Luella McGaffey Brown of Roswell was elected chairman of District Six Health Board with J Dexter of Artesia named secretary treasurer at Artesia hotel meeting. Dr. O E Puckett of Carlsbad named district health director. he is Eddy County health officer and recent Stanford attendee. District Six includes Chaves Eddy and Lea counties with members named from each county. Lea county member Tom Neal resigned and no replacement yet. Meetings will be in Artesia for central location.
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Luella McGaffey Brown
Roswell
District Six Health Board
J. Dexter
Artesia
Artesia Hotel
O. E. Puckett
Carlsbad
Puckett
Eddy County
Leland Stanford University
Chaves
Eddy
Lea Counties
F. L. Mehthop
Dexter
Chaves County
J. B. Morris
A. P. Terrell
Hobbs
Lea County
Tom Neal
Lovington
Baseball scores from today on the road and home
In Chicago the 18 2 Boston 371 and Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 07 with 10 runs total. Pittsburgh 4 New York 11 as the Mets win 11-17. St Louis defeats Philadelphia 37 to 89. Batteries listed include Carleton Hart nett Frankhouse Benton Hogan Brennan Lombar Clark Leonard Lopez Lucas Brown Grace Castleman Mancuso P Dean Heusser Harrell Delancey Johnson Wilson.
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Chicago
Boston
Carleton and Hartnett
Frankhouse, Benton and Hogan
Philadelphia
P. Dean
Heusser
Harrell
Delancey
Johnson and Wilson
Weather and rain delay affect twin bill results
Baseball results show Philadelphia and Boston split in a rain shortened or delayed set with noted batteries Mahaffey Dietrich Berry Kennedy Shea and Grove R Ferrell Thomas Hemsley. Second game postponed due to rain. New York and Detroit completed a game with Ruffing and Jorgens powering a 9 run rally while Washington and Cleveland were postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Mahaffey, Dietrich & Berry
Kennedy and Shea
Ed Johnson Named President of Rotary International
Ed R. Johnson of Roanoke Virginia was elected president of Rotary International for the coming year at the Rotary convention in Mexico City. The final plenary session announced the selection as Ed Johnson from Roanoke was chosen to lead the organization.
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ED Johnson
Rotary Clubs
Mexico
D. F
Ed R. Johnson
Roanoke
Rotary International
Rotary
Roper Defends Commerce Dept Against Mitchell Charges
Secretary Roper testified before the Senate commerce committee defending the department from Ewing Y. Mitchell’s accusations of inefficiency and graft. He described Mitchell as suspicious and prone to treat rumors as truth while asserting he investigated irregularities and acted when justified. Mitchell had criticized management, while Roper warned against obstructive tactics and wrecking public service.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Roper
Mitchell
Senate Commerce Committee
New Mexico Librarians to Attend ALA Meeting
Santa Fe June 21 AP Librarian delegates from New Mexico will join the American Library Association annual conference in Denver June 24 30. Six NM librarians have confirmed attendance including Wilma Shelton Esther Wilkie Margaret Stewart Lucile Meriwether Salome Anthony and Kenneth Brough representing UNM state library extension service Albuquerque Public Library NM State Teachers College Silver City and Eastern New Mexico Junior College Portales.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Library Association
American Library Association
Denver
Wilma Shelton
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Esther Wilkie
State Library Extension Service
Margaret Stewart
Notable Baseball Lineup Fragments From City Games
A compact list shows players Hogan Bos N Ott NY N Lom bardi Cinti N J. Collins St N Berger Bos N Vergex Pha N Mancuso NY N Reynolds Bos A Gehringer Det A. This appears as fragmented names and affiliations from a historical box score or roster snippet.
Senate votes to seat Rush D Holt in wake of age challenge
The Senate on June 21 voted to seat Senator Elect Rush D. Holt of West Virginia after defeating a resolution that his election was void for insufficient age. The move confirms Holt as a seated senator despite the challenge filed over his age.
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Senate
Psh
D. Holt
Washington
Senate Today
Rush D. Holt
Wva
Tugwell Plans Start Rural Work
Rexford G. Tugwell announces the Rural Resettlement Administration will be organized into four divisions to move farmers to more productive land. With 50 state directors, President Roosevelt urges priorities not politics, outlining a $160 million program to aid families with an average $1,143 per family. The goal is to remove distressed families from relief and maximize land use for present and future generations.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Taos County In Default On Bond Payments
Taos county faced an overdraft totaling 28 681.03 dollars for five years per an audit by Auditor Frank O Blue, released by State Comptroller Juan N Vigil. The report, covering three and a half years to December 31, 1934, cites 19000 dollars in bonded debt default and recommends continued state supervision of Taos county finances.
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Santa Fe
Taos County
Frank O. Blue
Juan N. Vigil
Petition Sustained for Tax Refunds by Gypsy and Ohio Oil
Judge James B McGhee sustained a petition by Gypsy and Ohio Oil companies for a refund of taxes paid under protest. The action asserts excess taxes were charged, calculated at 1933 rates rather than 1934.
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James B. McGhee
Gypsy
Ohio Oil Companies
Dr Christy Feature Speaker at New Mexico Dental Session
Dr R L Christy of Denver Colorado was the featured speaker in the New Mexico Dental Society session held in Las Vegas New Mexico on June 21 AP reports.
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Las Vegas
N. M
R. L. Christy
Denver
Colo
New Mexico Dental Society
Santa Fe May Lose Area to the Indians
Santa Fe officials report the New Mexico planning board asked Washington to withhold final disposition of the Gabaldon grant adjoining Santa Fe. Chair man Frank Vesely cited potential federal transfer to the Indian department for Tesuque Indians and urged delaying action until state and city officials are consulted. The area has long served Santa Fe residents for recreation and water supply.
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Santa Fe
Frank Vesely
New Mexico State Planning Board
National Resources Committee
Washington, D. C
Gabaldon Grant
Vesely
Indian Department
State Planning Board
Planning Board
Santa Fe Canyon
Resources Committee
Santa Fe City
Washington
Art Lasky Returns in Comeback Fight Tonight
Art Lasky, a Jewish heavyweight from Minneapolis, fights Ford Smith in San Francisco for a potential path to the title held by Braddock. Lasky aims to stop Smith within ten rounds after a long layoff following losses to Hamas and Braddock. Smith, a Kalispell sailor at 210 pounds, beat Hankinson and lost to Rosenbloom, while Lasky weighs 293.
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San Francisco
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Jimmy Braddock
Ford Smith
Navy
Lasky
Steve Hamas
Braddock
Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Hank Hankinson
Maxie Rosenbloom
Longest Day Noted By Astronomers In 1935 Almanac
Astronomers and almanac authors declare today the year's longest day. Local sunrise is 4 24 a m EST and sunset 7 31 p m with summer officially beginning at 3 38 a m tomorrow.
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New York
Man Held Looks Much Like Mahan
In Jackson Wyoming authorities detained a man who bore a striking resemblance to William Mahan, the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping suspect. Differences in Bertillon measurements and a Chicago to Pacific Coast hitchhike route led officials to doubt the identification, though handwriting showed some similarity. Police held the man pending Justice Department guidance as search efforts continue after Mahan was last seen near Livingston, Montana, with $15,155 in ransom money.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque City
Vaughn
Salt Lakes
Pacific Coast
Bozeman
Mont
Neilson
Department of Justice
Nielson
Mahan
Livingston, Mont
Northern Gateway
Butte, Mont
Roman Soldier Returns to Turf for American Derby Post
Chicago June 21 AP Roman Soldier the hardest working thoroughbred on the American turf resumes racing after a week’s rest. The black colt that rarely loses will be the post favorite in the 27th running of the $25,000 added American Derby at Washington Park a mile and a quarter on Saturday. A strong field of 13, nearly all top three-year-olds this year, excludes Omaha.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Omaha
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