Eugene Rhodes Dies Sudden in San Diego
Eugene Manlove Rhodes, 65, noted for western historical works, died of heart disease today at his Pacific Beach home in San Diego. A Nebraska native, he studied at the University of the Pacific and lived in Apalachin and Alamogordo before moving to California in 1930. He asked for no funeral, body sent to the San Andres Mountains for burial, widow reports.
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San Diego
Calif
Eugene Manlove Rhodes
West
Pacific Beach
Nebraska
Rhodes
University of Pacific At
San Jose
Apalachin
N. Y
Mary Louise Davison Purple
Alamogordo
N. M
San Andres Mountains
New Mexico
Bransford
Arcadia
Robert I Hill Elected Rotary International President
Robert I Hill of Columbia Missouri was elected president of Rotary International today by a unanimous vote. He succeeds John Nelson of Montreal.
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Detroit
Robert I. Hill
Columbia
Rotary International Today
John Nelson
Montreal
Oil production on the rise in southwest states
Daily crude oil output in the week rose in Colorado to 2850 barrels, Wyoming 34900, Montana 8000, New Mexico 48800, Southwest Texas 49150, and total Texas 1067200 barrels, with increases ranging from 50 to 10800 barrels.
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Southwest
Mountain States
Haig Denies Collusion in Army Contracts
General Motors official Norman K Haig called charges of a three way bid split among GM Ford and Chrysler absolutely false before a House Military Affairs subcommittee stating no such get together occurred The testimony was given by R P Sabine a Ford agent who said he opposed the alleged proposition in Washington on June 27 AP report.
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Washington
Norman K. Haig
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Army Motor
R. P
Sa‘bine
Public Printer Appointed in New York City
August H. Geigenback of New York City named public printer succeeding George H. Carter. He will head the government printing operation, described as the largest printing plant in the world.
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August H. Geigenback
New Rk City
George H. Carter
Silver men plan 16 to 1 ratio fight in Congress
Washington June 27 AP silver advocates in Congress plan to force next session to devalue the silver dollar to restore the 16 to 1 ratio with gold. Representative Dies Texas author of silver bills will seek legislation to cut silver content from 412.5 to 206 grains and expect a two thirds House majority.
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Washington
Congress
Representatives Dies
Texas
House
Dies
Manila Outbreak Declared Gastroenteritis Epidemic
In Manila and nearby provinces an intestinal illness caused several deaths and led to the closure of many eating places. Dr Jacobo Fajardo insular director of health said the evidence does not justify belief in cholera. He warned the dread disease might still follow.
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Manila
Jacobo Fajardo
Insular
Roosevelt signs bill easing processing taxes on crops and hogs
Senator Pope of Idaho announced that President Roosevelt has signed a bill granting partial relief from processing taxes on jute cotton jute? and hogs. The measure aims to ease burdens on farmers and stabilize agriculture in the nation's economy.
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Washington
Pope
D-Ida
Roosevelt
Wool sale at Lovington moves 40000 pounds sold
About 40,000 pounds of wool were purchased at the Lovington sale held yesterday. Prices ranged from 18 1 2 to 12 cents per pound. Most wool sold in private transactions with a display at Lovington Trading Company warehouse and S L Posey warehouse.
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Lovington
Lovington Trading Company
S. L. Posey
Canzoneri Klick Bout Decides Lightweight Title Challenge
The right to challenge Barney Ross for the lightweight title hinges on a ten round bout tonight at Ebbets Field home of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Canzoneri favored at 7 to 5, a former 135 pound champion, while Frankie Klick from San Francisco has surged since first knocking out Kid Chocolate in Philadelphia.
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Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Klick
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daffiness Boys
National League
Canzoneri
Tony
Klick
San Francisco
Kid Chocolate
Philadelphia
Johnsons mother sued to recover lands in Oklahoma
Elizabeth M. Johnson mother of General Hugh S. Johnson NRA administrator is defendant in a suit by Henry R. Duncan trustee for the bankrupt Major Oil Company of Muskogee Duncan seeks lands once owned by the company claiming a deed to Mrs Johnson by her son Alex Johnson occurred while the firm was insolvent The suit aims to set aside an alleged bankruptcy preference and fraud in law not in fact.
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Muskogee
Okla
Elizabeth M. Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Henry R. Duncan
Tulsa
Duncan
Johnson
Alex Johnson
RFC approves loan for Santa Cruz Irrigation District
Washington June 27 AP reports Senator Hatch's office says the RFC approved a 150000 loan to refinance all outstanding bonded indebtedness of the Santa Cruz Irrigation District near Santa Fe with an additional 2500 for expenses.
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Santa Cruz
Washington
Senator Hatch
DNM
RFC
Santa Fe
Stanton Said Trying for Palo Duko Canyon
Clovis New Mexico June 27 AP Officers link a report of Ed Perchmouth Stanton seen near Tulsa with a kidnapping tale involving a book agent and two hitch-hikers. Police discount both reports as they search for the missing agent and verify sightings along the highway near Fort Sumner.
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Stanton
Palo Duko Canyon
Clovis
N. M
Perchmouth” Stanton
Tulsa
President urged to aid progressives and independents
Washington reports President Roosevelt weighed supporting Republican Liberals who backed him in 1932 as George Norris urged non partisanship. Norris urged re election of progressive senators, framing fall elections as liberalism against conservatism. Delicate talks continued with Wisconsin and New Mexico Democrats over Senators LaFollette and Cutting amid party realignment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Wisconsin
New Mexico
LaFollette
Cutting
Taggart Sets Pace in British Open Golf
Fred Taggart the British pro set the early pace at Royal St George in the first round shooting 70 two under par. Bert Hodson posted 71 with 36 and 35 halves. Gene Sarazen the 1932 champion and favorite carded 75 after a 37 38. Oxford student Robert Sweeney, qualified with 145, used 80.
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Taggart
Sandwich
Enc
Fred Taggart
Royal St. George
Bert Hodson
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Robert Sweeney
Oxford University
Sweeney
Deming Troop Wins Indoor Rifle Match
Santa Fe AP reports Troop BE of Deming NM 111th Cavalry New Mexico National Guard won the Chief of National Guard Bureau indoor rifle team match. The unit will receive seven bronze medals.
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Santa Fe
Deming
111Th Cavalry
New Mexico National Guard
National Guard
Tugwell Attacks U. S. Big Business Over AAA Policy
Des Moines reports Rexford Tugwell accuses major processors of opposing the agricultural adjustment act and warns of a broader campaign to overthrow the program. He cites licensing fights, calls for a processing tax, and says big canners packers millers and milk distributors oppose reforms while posing as friends of farmers.
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Des Moines
Rexford G. Tugwell
Big Business Today
Social Management” of Agriculture
Senate
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
America
AAA
Agriculture Administration
Congress
Wallace
Tugwell
Dundee Loses to Young Stuhley in Lightweight Bout
Chicago July 27 AP Vince Dundee middleweight champion loses ten round decision to Hayden Young Stuhley of Kewanee Ill after arriving a day early for the bout at Mills Stadium. Dundee aggressive but a left hook in the eighth round staggers him and a right opens a bad cut over his left eye in the third. Two judges favor Stuhley. referee Collins calls it a draw.
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Vince Dundee
Young Stuhley
Chicago
Hayden
Young) Stuhley
Kewanee
Ill
Dundee
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Mills Stadium
Stuhley
Little Phil Collins
Packing Plants and Canneries for New Mexico
Five or six packing plants and canneries may be built in New Mexico by the FERA to handle stock and crop surpluses. Plans include a joint packing plant and fruit cannery at Albuquerque, packing apples at Fort Sumner and fruits and vegetables at Roswell. A Parmington cannery is being repaired and modernized by FDRA. Surpluses would feed families on relief lists.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
FERA
Albuquerque
FPRA
Fort Sumner
Roswell
Parmington
FDRA
Kidnapped hosiery union official released unharmed
Harriman Tennessee June 27 AP deputy sheriff Chester Davis says Fred Held vice president of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers was taken from a train by six men near Harriman on the Harriman Oakdale road. Held was released unharmed at Oakdale after a warning not to return to the state.
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Harriman
Tenn
Chester Davis
Fred Held
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Harrin
Davis
Held
Oakdale
Chattanooga
Harriman-Oakdale
Roswell Typewriter Co. Window Damaged By Boys
A group of young boys allegedly broke a front plate glass window at the Roswell Typewriter Company building at 215 North Main. The sign swung from its hook and struck the window about nine oclock last night, breaking a section in the tower left-hand corner of the south window.
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Roswell Typep Writer CO
R. Ss. Hamilton
North Main
Roswell Typewriter Company
Bridge expert Milton Work dies at 69 in Philadelphia hospital
Milton Work, renowned bridge instructor and advisor to millions in contract bridge, died early today in a Philadelphia hospital at age 69 after months of struggle with intestinal disorders that disrupted his career change from law to bridge interpretation.
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Philadelphia
Milton
Stewart Qualifies In Trans-Mississippi Golf Tour
Dallas June 27 AP Thirty six hole qualifying scores in the trans-Mississippi golf tournament included Verne Stewart of Albuquerque with 76 78 154.
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Dallas
Tex
Verne Stewart
Albuquerque
Reverend Charles C. Fentley Dies in Long Beach at 65
The Rev. Charles C. Fentley, 65, once a minister of a Kansas City Christian Church and a central figure in Harold Bell Wright's Calling Of Dan Matthews, died at his Long Beach home today from a heart attack.
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Long Beach
Calif
Charles C. Fentley
Kansas City
Harold Bell Wright
Dan Matthews
Institutions to cut ten percent next fiscal year
Santa Fe June 27 AP Institutions except the State Penitentiary and Las Vegas Insane Asylum will face another ten percent reduction next fiscal year as the State Board of Finance forecast tax declines. The board also reduced interest on public deposits to one fourth of one percent and refused the Highway Department’s request to issue remaining highway debentures. Funds for court terms in Rio Arriba and Taos were authorized, amid a reported overdraft of 311,357 dollars.
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Santa Fe
State Penitentiary
Las Vegas Insane Asylum
State Board of Finance
Highway Department
Corporation Commission
Game and Fish Department
Boad
Rio Arriba
Taos
J. A. Connelly
French Boat Disaster Claims Unknown Number of Lives
In Lorient France authorities blamed harbor boat captains for a disaster amid heavy pressure to find all victims. Six confirmed dead with two or more missing. the Prosperite and Marie Ange collided near the docks as 100 arsenal workers aboard faced the emergency.
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Lorient
France
Prosperite
Marie Ange
Bay of Biscay
Three men captured in Clayton sent to Denver
Three men arrested in Clayton for kidnapping in Denver are being returned to Denver in Denver police custody. Officers doubt the suspects’ names, suggesting possible fictitious identities and prior criminal records. A blackjack fashioned from an iron brace was found in the men’s possession.
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Clayton
N. M
Denver
Lowell McClure
Denver Telephone Company
Dodds
Many U S Loans To Farmers And Stockmen
Wichita Kansas June 27 AP More than 2 250 000 has been placed in the hands of farmers and stockmen in Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico through 42 local production credit associations under the supervision of the production credit corporation of Wichita An average loan of 752 has been issued across 3 053 loans since the program began Large loans to stockmen in Colorado and New Mexico have been made recently.
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Wichita, Kans
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Production Credit Corporation of
Wichita
Roosevelt
Arizona
Texas
National Parks and Forestry Services
Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Great Basin
Plan Fusion Of Democrats And Progressives In Albuquerque
Albuquerque reports a quiet movement to fuse Democrats with Progressives. If successful, Sen. Carl Hatch would be sidelined, with Senate seats allotted to Sen. Bronson Cutting and Rep. Dennis Chavez, a statewide effort expected in coming weeks despite east side resistance.
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Sen
Carl A. Hatch
Senate
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
the Tribune
Hatch
Baseball Today Scores and Pitchers From Opening Day
American League game results show Cleveland and Boston scoring with Cleveland blanked 0 by Boston 6 7 1 Batteries noted Pearson Bean Lee Myatt H Johnson Ferrell. Chicago defeated New York 7 12 1 as Gaston Heving Madjeski Gomez Mahory Dickey pitched for the winners. Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Washington games postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Boston
Pearson, Bean, Lee & Myatt
H. Johnson
R. Ferrell
Chicago
New York
Gaston
Heving
Madjeski
Gomez
Mahory
Dickey
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Phillies blank Pirates in late innings rout
In a sparse box score RHE defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 0 after a 1 run in the 9th, with C Davis, Johnson and Wilson driving in a batter. Batteries listed for Pittsburgh include French and Padden.
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RHEB
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
C. Davis
Johnson and Wilson
French
Padden
Names Linked to Unknown Chicago Boston Figures
A fragment lists Ruth and Chapman from New York, Simmons and Cuyler connected to Chicago, Berger from Boston, Schumacher of New York, and Chapman appears again with limited context, suggesting a partial roster or social circle snippet from a historical newspaper page.
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Ruth
Simmons
Chicago
Cuyler
Berger
Boston
Chapman
Schumacher
Golf Stars Resume TP at Trans-Mississippi Qualifiers
Dallas dopes AP report on the Trans-Mississippi golf field with top names Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City and David Goldman of Dallas leading after 18 holes in the second half of the qualifying test for the 34th annual tournament.
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Dallas
Texas
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
David
Spec) Goldman
New Drought Relief Crew To Start In Chaves County
A second drought relief crew will begin buying and slaughtering inedible cattle in Chaves County under the government program. Dr. Seibert will lead the new unit, with other crew members not yet identified. J. R. Thomas, county agent, planned further arrangements in Kenna for purchasing cattle. Only condemned stock may be brought in New Mexico.
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Chaves County
Dr. Seibert
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. R. Thomas
Kenna
New Mexico
Van Nuys businessman George Smalley missing amid kidnap fears
Relatives of George Smalley, a wealthy Van Nuys business man and Democratic candidate for the California State Assembly, 42nd district, report he has been missing for 11 days. Authorities and police are advised he may have been kidnapped or harmed.
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van Nuys
Calif
George Smalley
California State
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