MacDonald to take rest trip as Britain faces political future
London June 22 AP Premier Ramsay MacDonald plans at least a three month rest leaving Stanley Baldwin in charge of Britain’s national government. Downing Street says doctors advised the trip abroad with possibly the United States or Canada. If health fails observers see a potential graceful retirement, though MacDonald aims to regain strength for autumn parliamentary session. Conservatives hold power while Labour and Liberal critics fade from the regime.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Downing Street
MacDonald
United States
Canada
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Phillip Snowden
Herbert Samuel
Des Moines Girl Ends Suicide Pact After Lake Michigan Tragedy
A Des Moines girl Margaret Bott Eiven, 22, completed a fatal pact with her mother after discovering a safety item in a sack. She attempted suicide Wednesday by a self-inflicted gunshot, told a doctor she sought her heart, and died yesterday as news of the shooting became public.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Margaret Bott
Eiven
Liquor labeling plan to curb bootleggers
Washington reports that Secretary Morgenthau will stamp indelible marks on every liquor bottle after July 1 to expose illicit product and boost federal revenue. Refilling will be forbidden and penalties loom, as bottles will be manufactured under license to curb bootlegging and lower prices.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Burglar strikes Ft Sumner county treasurer’s office
Fort Sumner New Mexico June 22 AP burglars gained entry to the county treasurer’s office by forcing a heavy steel door with a crowbar. The three and a half ton safe was opened with explosives. About $200 missing plus stamps a dollar bill and safe fragments found. Jail inmates sleeping below not awakened. Fingerprint expert from Clovis expected. no clues yet reported.
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Fort Sumner
N. M
Clovis
Depression tragedy ends couple on road to Peoria
In Denver on June 22 AP reports a de pression tragedy where Otto Bruett shot his wife in their car then killed himself. The elderly Californians from Altadena were en route to Peoria Kansas for work when Bruett, despondent over unemployment, carried out the fatal act.
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Denver
Otto Bruett
Altadena
Calif
Bruett
Peoria
Munitions Probe Promises Shock Amid War Industry Inquiry
Washington reports that a Senate munition committee inquiry into the war industry has yielded startling revelations. Senator Pope says findings will shock the nation when disclosed at the September hearings. Senator Nye, committee chair, also promises sensational disclosures about a large ring profiting from war propagation.
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Washington
Pope
D-Ida
Senate Munitions Committee
Starling
Nye
R-Nd
Hickson Killed in Auto Accident in Alamogordo
Alamogordo June 21 AP longtime residents gather for funeral services and burial of P. W. Hickson Jr in the family plot beyond Cloudcroft. He is buried beside his brother Earl a World War veteran who died in Roswell. Hickson died when his car plunged from a bluff with recognition by golfers returning from Cloudcroft. The body was found late Wednesday by Jim Finnimore Mountain Park farmer while riding by on a horse.
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Alamogordo
P. W. Hickson
James Canyon
Cloudcroft
Earl
Roswell
Hickson
Jim Finnimore
Mountain Park
Britain Must Pay War Debts Says Labour MP Wedgwood
London June 22 AP A Labour member Col Josiah C Wedgwood urged the House of Commons to require the Chancellor to give a definite assurance that Britain will meet and pay its war debts to America despite difficulties, during debate on the finance bill.
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Britain
U. S
London
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Josiah C. Wedgwood
England
America
Fire destroys Grand Theater in Rocky Ford Colorado
Fire of undetermined origin today destroyed the Grand Theater in Rocky Ford Colorado despite efforts by the Rocky Ford and La Junta fire departments. Officials said the damage would total nearly 100000 dollars.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Grand Theater
la Junta
Armijo Resigns as Albuquerque Board Secretary
George W. Armijo, secretary of the Albuquerque State Sheep Sanitary Board, has resigned after three years. The board received his notice by mail a few days ago and accepted the resignation, citing Armijo’s other business commitments.
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Albuquerque
Condemned Cattle Buying Begins In Chaves County
J R Thomas county agent reports federal drought relief orders allow purchase only of condemned cattle unfit for human consumption. Edible cattle must be processed in state, and with no plant in New Mexico, buying will wait. inspections to be done by Dr C R Covington, Bureau of Animal Industries.
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J. R. Thomas
H. L. Kent
New Mexico
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chaves
C. R. Covington
Bureau of Aniual Industries
E. P. Johnson
State Sanitary Board
Apple growers plan worm removal drive in Roswell
George Smith and L B Jones lead Roswell apple growers aiming to secure owner consent to destroy wormy apples in town trees. Orchards around Roswell are worm free this year, but town trees received infested fruit from other regions. Growers will compensate owners with apples if a crop exists, then workers under a competent apple man will remove and destroy the affected fruit.
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George Smith
L. B. Jones
Roswell
Clarence Hinkle Not A Candidate For Attorney General
Clarence Hinkle of Roswell stated he is not a candidate for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. The Roswell lawyer had been floated as a possible contender, but his denial ends those reports leaving Frank Patton as the unopposed candidate to date.
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Clarence Hinkle
Hinkle
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Roswell
Frank Patton
Patton
Last Minute Appeal Fails to Save Kelley in Colorado
Denver June 22 AP A last minute bid to stay execution for William Cody Kelley in Colorado's new lethal gas chamber failed as the state Supreme Court justices ruled the appeal filed by Bishop Frank Rice on the condemned man's behalf was in irregular form.
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Kelly
Denver
William Cody Kelley
Colorado
Supreme Court
Frank Rice
Summer Heat Hits East With Prostrations and Storms
AP reports the first day of summer with heat in the East including New York State peaking at 89.3 degrees. A lightning death in Elmira and a drowning near Rockaway Point are noted alongside six Colorado forest fires. An anti Nazi Harvard demonstration follows a beach swim by Ernst Hanfstaeng amid regional thundershowers and varied pressure patterns across the nation.
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New York State
Elmira
N. Y
Rockaway Point
Colorado
Ernst Hanfstaeng
Hitler
Massachusetts
Harvard
Great Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Plains States
New England
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Baseball scores and battery lineups from today
Boston and Pittsburgh tangled in a tight games with Boston scoring early and Pittsburgh breaking through late to seal a 7 to 2 win. New York and Chicago battled to a 6 to 0 result as Clark and Mancuso led the Battery. Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati 11 to 10 in a slugfest while Brooklyn matched St. Louis with a 1 to 0 score as Benge and Lopez worked the mound.
Batterymatch notes from early baseball scores
Chicago-N Y and Cleveland vs St Louis and Detroit games show run totals and innings. Batteries listed include Gaston Heving Shea Ostermueller Ferrell Pearson Pytlak Gomez Dickey Andrews McAfee Hemsley Benton Berry Fischer May worth Burke Phillips. Call noted for rain in Philadelphia game.
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Chicago
Boston
Gaston, Heving and
Shea
Ostermueller and
R. Ferrell
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Andrews
McAfee
Hemsley
Benton
Berry
Four National Players Named in Chicago Area League List
Cuyler Chicago Vaughan Pitts Pepper St Louis Klein Chicago are listed as national players in a regional league roster. The compilation includes four clubs with multiple standout names across the major teams.
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Cuyler
Chicago
Vaughan
Pitts
Pepper
St. Louis
Klein
Lions Hear J A Strong On Dog Breeding Hobby
J A Strong president of Pecos Valley Advertising discusses dog breeding at the Lions club meeting. He urges registration of bred dogs and notes a dog can be taught words or even read minds. Strong favors the bulldog and plans to form a dog lovers club. Guests Ed Hale and H P Saunders Sr attended. Woodlaw Saunders presided in Johnson’s absence.
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J. A. Strong
Pecos Valley Advertising Company
Lions Club
Mr. Strong
Ed Hale
G. M. Booth Co
el Paso
H. P. Saunders Sr
Woodlaw Saunders
Johnson
Visiter Paul Barnes and Bride Meet Norton Family
Paul Barnes and his bride arrived yesterday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Norton and family. Barnes is a cousin of Norton and serves as chief operator of WBAP Fort Worth and WFAA Dallas. His home is in Arlington, Texas.
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Paul Barnes
Roy Norton
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Norton
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WFAA
Dallas
Arfington
Texas
Yale Takes Freshmen and Junior Races at Regatta
Yale swept the Yale Harvard regatta opening on the Thames New London Conn Yale Freshmen won by a length and a half Yale Junior Varsity led from the mile mark to win by a clear margin Harvard faded in the dash to the line President Roosevelt and his son Franklin Jr attended Yale crews raced Billy to the line official times Yale Freshmen 9475 Harvard 951 Junior Varsity 9405 Harvard 9483 fifths of a second
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New London
Yale
Elis
Harvard
Roosevelt
Franklin Jr
Yales
Eli
Crimson
Conn
Roosevelt Brain Trust Endorsed by Gen Johnson
Nashville June 22 AP President Roosevelt's brain trust described as a one man brain trust received strong support from Gen Hugh S Johnson NRA administrator who said there is a brain trust in Washington and that the brain is Roosevelt and the trust is the faith of the American people He added critics dislike that the brain trust is not yes trust to their way.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Harry L. Hopkins
Nashville
Tenn
Prain
Hugh Ss. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Sister Says Dillinger Alive the Story Unfolds
Galion Ohio June 22 AP Mrs Eulalia Callender received a letter from Aud rey Hancock of Maywood Indiana sister of John Dillinger claiming John is alive but not providing his location The letter also marks what would be his 32nd birthday anniversary She plans to ask Dayton attorney Joseph Shorts to petition Governor White to commute the death sentences of Harry Pierpont and Charles Makley for the murder of Sheriff Jess Larber of Allen County set to die July 13.
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Galion
Eulalia Callender
Audrey Hancock
Maywood
Ind
John Dillinger
John
Charles Makley
Dillinger
Jess Larber
Allen County
Truck Catches Fire West of Roswell
A large White truck owned by Johnnie Bass caught fire eight miles west of Roswell at about 5 30 this morning. Driver Fob Miller escaped injury and was en route to pick up a load of grave to haul to a job on North Main Street near the Institute.
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Johnnie Bass
Roswell
Fob Miller
Miller
North Main Street
Institute
Floyd Yates Dies in Arizona Elevator Accident
Floyd Yates 20, a New Mexico University student, died this morning after a 40 foot plunge from the top of a pile driver at St Michaels Arizona. The tragedy occurred near the project site where Yates was employed. Yates lived in Gallup New Mexico and attended NMU, authorities said.
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Floyd Yates
Ressault
Gallup
N. M
New Mexico University
St. Michaels
Ariz
Woman Held For Fatal Shooting At Jal
Hobbs New Mexico June 21 An coroner jury found Delphia Small responsible for the death of William F Fonville at Jal on Tuesday night Fonville was shot The woman waived preliminary hearing and is jailed here Witnesses O F Gernesan Guy Dillworth Robertson were held on bonds of 1009 dollars and 500 dollars respectively The woman had been in town about 10 days prior her frequent visits were noted
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Hobbs
N. M
Delphia Small
William F. Fonville
Jal
O. F. Gernesan
Guy Dillworth
Joe Robertson
Five Fined for Defective Lights
State motorcycle patrolmen Carlos G. Salas and Gilbert Beckner filed complaints leading to five individuals being fined five dollars and costs by L. L. Johnson justice of the peace for defective car lights. Defendants lacked required brake and light certificates and inspections found the lights defective, violations of state law requiring inspection certificates posted on the windshield.
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Carlos G. Salas
Gilbert Beckner
L. L. Johnson
Miles to work for state and Democrats
Santa Fe dispatch reports John E. Miles on leave from Albuquerque as collector of internal revenue. He will split time between the Democratic state headquarters and the State Tax Commission. Miles will handle registration duties and assist at county budget hearings, with the party and commission sharing his salary and travel costs.
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Miles
Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican Today
John E. Miles
Internal Revenue
Albuquerque
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Democratic Party
Democratic Party and Tax Commission
Harvard anti Nazi demos mar 298th commencement
Harvard's 298th commencement week ended with anti-Nazi demonstrations aimed at Dr Ernt Hansstangl Hitler aide visiting for his 25th reunion. Disturbances disrupted alumni exercises in Harvard Yard as Hansfstaengl swam offshore 30 miles away. Nine youths, three women, were arrested for disturbing the peace.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Erndt Hans‘staengl
Hitler
Harvard Yard
Hanfstaengl
County Assessor Reports Chaves County Valuation
The county assessor estimates total assessed value in Chaves County this year at 10,812,155 not including corporate property. Last year the value excluding corporate property was 12,966,245 and including property 14,391,112.
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Chaves
No Attempt Made to Kill Hitler Denied
Berlin reports claimed an assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler, but the government press bureau denied the rumor after a swift government sweep. The only confirmed event noted was a gunshot aimed at a car on its way to Frau Karin Goering's funeral.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Karin Goering
Russia
Hunt for Outlaws on the Pecos Is Failure
Santa Fe reports a fruitless search by San Miguel county officers and state patrols along the Pecos for two rough looking men seen fishing. The two fled to a concealed car when approached, and after several days no trace was found. Informants suggested one may have been wounded.
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Santa Fe
San Miguel County
Pecos
Highway department to hold July meeting on ad letting plans
Santa Fe reports the State Highway Department will hold a meeting July 17 to discuss projects to be advertised for letting. State Highway Engineer G. D. Macy said specifics were not yet established. The commission will meet next week to open bids on three projects.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Department
G. D. Macy
Macy
Commission
Tax Dept Compact Visit Aids Roswell Merchants
W B Wagner a Santa Fe field representative for the state sales tax department arrived in Roswell and will stay three or four days assisting merchants with tax problems and answering save tax questions.
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W. B. Wagner
Santa Fe
State
Roswell
Making bust of NRA head is hard job
Washington reports sculptor Reuben Nakian works on a plaster bust of Hugh S. Johnson, noting the subject is a difficult model. Since early May he has kept the general still for a five minute stretch, while dizzy but happy with progress on the wartime figure.
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NRA
Washington
Reuben Nakian
Hugh S. Johnson
Nakian
United States Participation Foreseen at Labor Conference
Geneva June 22 AP A resolution of Congress foreshadowing American participation in the International Labor Conference was read with applause during a conference session. The conference adjourned with an understanding that an official invitation will be extended to the United States this afternoon.
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Geneva
United States Congress
United States
Fletcher Named President of Masonic Home Executives
Thomas Fletcher of Fort Worth Texas was elected president of the Masonic Home Executives of the United States at the fourth annual conference. His home city will host the 1935 meeting. The election followed the closing session yesterday.
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Fletcher
Masonic Home
Elizabethtown
Thomas Fletcher
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
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