Premier Declares No British Govt Will Submit to Dictation
In Cardiff on June 24 Prime Minister Chamberlain denounced Japan in Tientsin as high handed and insulting. He said no British government could accept dictation from another power on foreign policy. He spoke at an open air Conservative rally to thousands of supporters outlining domestic policy amid Britain’s ongoing tensions over the Japanese blockade and the murder investigation dispute.
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Cardiff
Wales
Chamberlain
Tientsin
Tokyo
Conservative Party
House of Comin
Admiral Yarnall Returning From China Aboard Navy Ship
Washington reports Admiral Harry E. Yarnall will return from the troubled Far East next month. As Asiatic fleet commander he has resisted Japanese demands in China for nearly three years. Secretary Hull backed him last Thursday rejecting a warning to evacuate vessels from Swatow harbor and sending more American warships to the scene. Diplomats remain cautiously relieved amid ongoing concern about the region.
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Washington
State Department
Harry E. Yarnell
Far East
China
Hull
Swatow
Ross Malone Jr Elected President Of Bar Association
Ross L. Malone Jr was elected president of the Chaves County Bar Association at the annual ladies night dinner and meeting held at the Nickson Coffee Shop. George Threlkeld became vice president. James M. H. Callender and Grace McDonald Phillips were re elected secretary and treasurer. Justice Zinn and State Supreme Court Justice Charles R Brice spoke, with brisk wit and remarks on the practice of law. The gathering was praised as one of the best ever held.
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Ross L. Malone, Jr
Chaves County Bar Association
Nickson
George Threlkeld
James M. H. Callender
Grace McDonald Phillips
Justice Zinn
Supreme Court
Charlies R. Brice
Roswell
Association
Stay Out of War Trade And Stay Out of War
Portland, June 24. Norman Thomas, three time Socialist candidate for president, told 2,000 people at the Northwest Institute of International Relations that staying out of war means staying out of war trade. He argued Europe is unlikely to wage war over ideological lines and warned alliances may not end as expected. He said France could become Fascist without altering the lines and that Britain and France act more as empires than democracies.
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Portland
Ore
Norman Thomas
Northwest Institute of International Relations
Europe
Great Britain
France
German Glider To Try Again From Albuquerque
German glider pilot Captain Peter Riedel resumed his transcontinental motorless flight from Albuquerque at 11 50 a m heading toward Sandia Mountain and then Wichita Falls Texas After a 55 minute ascent to about 6000 feet in his fourth attempt from a local airport his party stayed to await word of his next landing The 33 year old device seeks to prove the feasibility of a nonstop cross country glider flight from Magdalena New Mexico to Texas and beyond
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Albuquerque
N. M
Peter Riedel
Sandia
Riedel
Wichita Falls
Texas
Magdalena
Tax settlement ends McCormick estate dispute
The tax appeals board settled for 2.75 million dollars the government's 4.44 million claim against Cyrus H. McCormick estate. Executors Judson F. Stone and John P. Wilson argued the IRS overvalued Inter national Harvester stock by 7.81 million and rejected deductions of 250 thousand for admin expenses, debts over 1 million, and charitable bequests of 3.46 million. Taxable estate reported 22.41 million with 11.74 million paid. IRS claimed 28.89 million with 16.17 million due.
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Washington
Tax Appeals Board
Cyrus H. McCormick
Judson F. Stone
John P. Wilson
Chicago
Internal Revenue Bureau
McCormick
International Harvester Company
Former Convict Sentenced 5 to 6 Years in State Penitentiary
Casimiro Cardona pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in New Mexico habitual criminal act case. Judge James B. McGee sentenced him today in district court to 5 to 6 years, with release on own recognizance pending further court order.
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Kota
James B. McGee
New Mexico
Casimiro Cardona
Garner presses tax cuts and base broadening idea
Garner argues that cutting exemptions could trim the federal deficit and raise deficit awareness among citizens. He contends such awareness would support broadening the income tax base, though no action is expected this session. Earlier, the Senate rejected La Follette’s proposal to cut exemptions to 2000 for married couples and 800 for singles. Senator Adams notes the base will ultimately need widening.
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Garner
Senate
la Follette Latinete
Adams
D-Cole
Townsend clubs reel as insurgent revolt looms
In Indianapolis 10,000 delegates denounce Harvey J. Smith of Covington Ky as a would-be rival to Dr Francis E Townsend at the national Townsend old age pension clubs convention Smith plans a separate convention within a month and delegates declare he is not of us while vowing support for Townsend.
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Indianapolis
Townsend Old-Age Pension Clubs
Francis E. Townsend
Smith
Harvey J. Smith
Covington
John Wier
Los Angeles
Calif
Weir
Kentucky
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Townsend Clubs
Governor Names Four State Boards For New Mexico
Governor Miles announced appointments to four state boards including Contractors Licensing and Electricians. Appointees include Earl Mount S L Kirk and George Bates to Contractors. Guy Rogers James Luchini Jake Seligman Alvetta Vaughn and Elmer Zemke to Electricians. Willard Kreuger A W Boehning Louis Hesselden Hugo Zehner R E Merrill to Architects. Roy Campbell E C Welch Forrest Seale Alfredo Rodriguez to Pharmacy with W A Cleman continuing.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Earl S. Mount
Albuquerque
S. L. Kirk
George Bates
Roswell
Guy L. Rogers, Jr
James B. Luchini
Jake Seligman
Alvetta Vaughn
Carlsbad
Elmer Zemke
Willard C. Kreuger
A. W. Boehning
Louis G. Hesselden
Hugo Zehner
R. E. Merrill
Clovis
Roy Campbell
Deaths and fair booth reservations sweep the week
Salt Lake City sees the death of Janne Mattson Sjodahl a noted LDS writer and former Deseret News editor. In Istanbul Julian E Gillespie the U S embassy commercial attache for over two decades passes away. New Mexico counties reserve 24 fair booths with 11 others expected to reserve, State Fair officials announce.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Janne Mattson Sjodahl
Latter Day Saints Church
William H. King
Utah
Deseret News
Istanbul
Turkey
Julian E. Gillespie
U. S
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Still Working On The Sutton Case
Raton New Mexico June 24 Sheriff B H Mitchell declined comment on a trip to Wichita Kansas with Allen Lostroh and Harold Camer on suspects in the nine year old disappearance of Ray Sutton a veteran prohibition agent. The case was revived in May with Lostroh arrested in Walla Walla Washington. Sutton disappeared August 28 1930 while allegedly going into the mountains near Clayton to search for a still.
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Wash
Sutton
Clayton
Regulations To Liquor Industry in New Mexico
Santa Fe June 24. Regulations issued by liquor control director S T Jernigan govern fair trade practices and minimum prices in New Mexico. They implement the 1939 liquor law to curb price cutting and protect smaller retailers. Copies sent to all licensees and clubs. Wholesalers cannot offer excessive discounts or incentives. retailers cannot sell below cost plus handling. Fair price lists must be published. advertising limits apply. furniture sales below cost are prohibited. Some cases may seek director approval to sell below listed fair price when conditions justify.
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Santa FE
N. M
Liquor Control
S. T. Jernigan
Jernigan
New Mexico
New Mexico Airport Co Incorporated in Santa Fe
Incorporation papers filed for the New Mexico Airport Corporation to run air services flying schools and concessions for Trans continental and Western Air at Albuquerque Municipal Airport. Directors include Jack Frye F G Wilson and Paul Richter. Initiators are H G Kraft Charles A Gress and Harry L West.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Airport Corporation
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Albuquerque
Jack Frye
TWA
F. G. Wilson
Paul Ricter
Kansas City
A. D. Smith
H. G. Kraft
Charles A. Gress
Harry L. West
Five Road Contracts Awarded To Low Bidders
State highway engineer Burton G. Dwyre said bids were opened yesterday and five of six projects went to the lowest bidders. One 10 mile stretch between Dilia and Romeroville was delayed for contractor information. The highway commission also considered requests from Santa Fe Las Vegas Tucumcari for the Tucumcari Conchas dam route Luna county for State Roads 26 and 27 Hatch to Deming and Lea county for a road through the Vacuum field as a state route.
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Santa FE
N. M
Burton G. Dwyre
Dilia
Romeroville
Dwyre
Highway Commission
Las Vegas
Tucumcari
Tucumcari-Conchas Dam
Luna County
Hatch and
Deming
Lea County
Vacuum Field
Texas Asks End Differential Rates
E R Tanner El Paso freight bureau traffic manager urged abolition of Texas differential freight rates before the railroad commission in Austin. He presented tables comparing interstate and intrastate rates to show unfair differentials hinder shipping and industrial growth.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Railroad Commission
E. R. Tanner
el Paso Freight Bureau
Tanner
el Paso
Commission
Yankee Clipper Begins Preview Ocean Flight
The Yankee Clipper sailed from Pan American’s Long Island base on a first preview flight along the northern great circle route to Europe. Thirty three aboard include 21 government and airline officials. Captain Harold E. Gray led a four motor seaplane from Port Washington with stop plans at Shediac New Brunswick and Botwood Newfoundland before Foynes.
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New York
Pan American Airways
Long Island
Great Circle
Europe
Port Washington
New England
Harold E. Gray
Shediac
New Brunswick
Botwood
Newfoundland
Foynes
Eddy County oil men complete three producers in week
Eddy county oil men completed three producers and located four new wells last week in southeastern New Mexico. The report notes ten new locations in Lea county and details several Eddy county wells including Coates No. 1 by Edward S. McAuliffe near Hope.
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Artesia
N. M
Eddy County
Artesia Oil Report
New Mexico
Lea County
Coates No
Edward S. McAuliffe
Here
Hope
New Territory
McAuliffe
Republic Production Co
Robinson
Fred Turner
Cave-Nickson
Beeson
Allen
Fair and Pope
Snowden- McSweeney
New Locations In N. M. Oil Area
Santa Fe June 24 Three new locations outside southeastern New Mexico oil fields were listed by the state oil conservation commission in its weekly report. The new sites include D. W. Stiles John Pierce No. 1 and Wells and Noland Rinehart No. 1 in San Juan county and E. D. Reynolds Peters No. 1 in Harding county with a planned 3 500 foot test. The S. W. Pressy Faulkner No. 1 in San Miguel county has been plugged and abandoned at 5 200 feet. Other tests show drilling roaming and fishing for tools or temporary shutdowns.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
State Oil Conservation Commission
Commission
D. W. Stiles
John Pierce
Wells
Noland
Rinehart
San Juan
E. D. Reynolds
Peters
Harding County
S. W. Pressy
Faulkner No. 1
San Miguel County
New Mexico Coal Mines Shut Down
Rat on New Mexico mines Gardiner and Koehler shut by Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coal Company due to high costs and dwindling Gardiner supplies. About 90 miners affected. Kent handicap at Delaware Park features Challedon favored at 2 to 1 in $10,000 mile and one sixteenth for three year olds. Sun Lover second in Dwyer to Johnstown, Millsdale entry shares interest, top weight 126 pounds for Challedon.
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William L. Brann
Sun Lover
Millsdale Stable
Johnstown
Challedon
Giants Beat Reds 7 2 on Salvo’s Strong Pitching
In Cincinnati on June 24 rookie Manny Salvo limited the league leading Reds to 2 runs as the Giants won 7 to 2. Hank Danning and Zeke Bonura hit homers to power New York to a three run edge in the first.
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Yanks
Browns
New York
Red Ruffing
Bob Harris
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Detroit
Washington
Buddy Lewis
Jimmy Bloodworth
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Bloodworth
Rowe
Trout
Coffman
York
Carrasquel
Ferrell
American League A's overpower Indians in 10 6 win
The Athletics totalled 13 safeties off Willis Hudlin and Johnny Humphries to defeat Cleveland 10 to 6 in Philadelphia. Hudlin, Humphries, Zuber and Hemsley pitched for Cleveland while Potter and Hayes finished for Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Athletics
Willis Hudlin
Johnny Humphries
Cleveland Indians
Rhe Cleveland
Philadel
Hudlin, Humphries, Zuber and
Hemsley
Potter and Hayes
Second Cousin of President Marries in Rhinebeck
In Rhinebeck New York on June 24 Miss Margaret Delano a second cousin of President Roosevelt wed A J Drexel Paul Jr of Philadelphia at the Church of the Messiah. The bride wore a white satin gown with a white tulle veil and was sent off by her father Lyman Delano. Mrs Arthur Willing Patterson sister of the bride served as matron of honor and James W Paul brother of the groom was best man. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr sat as usher. The President and Mrs Roosevelt could not attend but drove up from Hyde Park for the reception.
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Rhinebeck, N. Y
Margaret Delano
Roosevelt
A. J. Drexel Paul, Jr
Philadelphia
Lyman Delano
Arthur Willing Patterson
James W. Paul
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Hyde Park
El Paso Urged To Collect New Mexico Use Tax
New Mexico revenue officials suggest El Paso merchants collect the state two percent use tax and remit the proceeds to Santa Fe. The proposal aims to simplify collection across the border region and expand tax compliance beyond New Mexico residents.
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EL Paso
New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Bureau of Revenue
Gun Battle With Fleeing Slayer Near Hayward Wis
Hayward Wisconsin June 24 Bill Hall proprietor of a resort 25 miles from here reported possemen waged a gun fight at daybreak with a man believed to be Ray Olson fugitive killer. The man broke away and the sheriff's men took blood hounds into the woods to track him. An undersheriff and three deputies opened fire on him as he tried to cross a bridge in the area authorities believed Olson had been hiding for days. Hall said none were injured to his knowledge. Olson has been at large in the northern Wisconsin wilderness since last Saturday when he shot deputies Carl Johnson and Fred Scott who went to arrest him on a charge of automobile theft.
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Hayward
Wis
Bill Hall
Ray Olson
Hall
Olson
Wisconsin
Carl Johnson
Fred Scott
Indigent Accident Care Plan for McKinley Co
In Gallup New Mexico on June 24 the County Medical Association proposed a joint plan to care for indigent accident cases in McKinley County. City and county commissions would each fund 1500 dollars to support a medical center in the new county courthouse, easing St Marys Hospital which warns it cannot sustain charitable work without local government aid.
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Gallup
N. M
McKinley County
County Medical Association
St. Mary’s Hospital
Albuquerque
Roswell Lodge 50th Anniversary Banquet Tonight
Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M marks 50 years with a banquet at the Masonic Temple. Attending are W F Bickel Grand Master of New Mexico Masons and Alpheus E Keen Grand Secretary. Nathan Jaffa to receive a life membership. talks by Robert Kellahin on Fifty Years Of Masonry In Roswell and John W Hall on Future Of Masonry In Roswell.
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Roswell Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
W. F. Bickel
Gallup
New Mexico
Alpheus E. Keen
Albuquerque
Nathan Jaffa
Roswell Lodge
Lucius Dills
Robert Kellahin
Roswell
John W. Hall
Thomas J. Hall
Southeastern
New Mex
New Lending Program Faces Senate Opposition
In Washington on June 24 Senator Borah argued the United States should require South American nations to settle present obligations before granting new credits. He warned taxpayer money could fund South American politicians, citing past defaulted loans and bonds. Majority Leader Barkley countered that many defaults were securities of municipalities and agencies, not governments. Critics also objected to the $500 million foreign loan portion of Roosevelt's larger lending plan.
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Washington
Borah
R-Ida
United States
Senate
Roosevelt
Barkley
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