Supreme Court review on Hauptmann case in New Jersey
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals considers Hauptmann's appeal after a faller death sentence while seven of its fifteen justices, including the senior Justice Trenchard, hear arguments. One seat remains vacant as the court reviews whether a new trial is warranted for the Lindbergh baby slayer.
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New Mexico chain store tax urged to withhold payments
Santa Fe June 27 AP The bureau of revenue urged merchants to hold remittances for the retail dealers occupation tax while the chain store tax remains tied up in court. About 300 merchants had sent license fee payments, but no fund exists to suspend them, so refunds will be issued. The tax’s legal fate remains uncertain as courts have blocked it and lawmakers revisited the issue in 1954 and 1935 sessions.
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Lumber strike tensions flare as guards guard mills
Portland reports government mediation rejected as lumbermen vow to reopen mills under guard. unions demand written guarantees of bargaining. dynamite cap letters prompt postal probe amid rioting charges in Eureka. Roosevelt seeks legislation to bar suits over gold clause payments and tighten monetary policy.
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Del Rio probe links or suspect in Illinois tourists case
A 21-year-old transient Bob Lowry was held as a suspect in the disappearance of four Illinois tourists. An El Paso DOJ agent headed to Del Rio to question him as Sheriff Steinmetz and Gov. Tingley traced forged Lorius checks. The missing pair includes George Lorius wife and Mr and Mrs Al Heberer of DuQuoin. The car wreck linked to Socorro was towed in, as the search narrowed.
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Texas
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el Paso
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New Mexico
George Lorius
East St. Louis
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Lorius
Tingley
al> Heberer
DuQuoinill
Albuquerque
N. M
Dallas
Santa Fe
Illinois
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Youth Plan to Start Within Ten Days
Washington reports the new Youth Administration, a $50,000,000 program, will begin within ten days under Aubrey Williams and Miss Josephine Roche. The plan aims to place 16 to 25 year olds in private industry, retrain for employment, aid finishing school, and provide work on relief projects with state and local committees coordinating with a national advisory board. Williams leads the agency while Roche chairs the executive group and heads the public health service at the Treasury.
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Josephine Roche
White House
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the Treasury
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
State Faces No Funds for New Mexico Road Projects
Santa Fe June 27 AP State Highway Engineer Grover Conroy warned that unless estimated receipts rise there will be no funds to construct state projects in the coming budget. The plan totals 5,511,522 including federal aid not counting federally appropriated funds. The department needs 1,287,233 for the next two fiscal years and notes a 2,500,000 borrowing need. Estimated receipts include 1,250,000 of a 3,000,000 debenture issue approved by the last legislature. A half million block has been issued with 265,880 unexpended as of June 30 to offset proposed expenditures.
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Memorial Entrances for Cahoon Park Planned in Roswell
A popular subscription drive will fund two Cahoon Park memorial entrances in Roswell New Mexico. Donations from one cent to one dollar are welcomed at the Chamber of Commerce from July 1 to July 10, with a bronze tablet at each entrance and native stone design. Names of contributors will be published daily.
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New Mexico
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Dedication of state park set for July sixth
The Bottomless Lakes State Park east of Roswell will be formally opened on Saturday July 6. Lieut Lashley CCC Company lead the arrangements for the dedication with Roswell Chamber of Commerce cooperation. Governor Clyde Tingley and State Park Board members will attend a water carnival sport and music program. Charles Roehl and Francis Gott met Roswell committee to plan park management. Chamber committee includes J R Daughtry H M Huff Sr and Dan H Wilmot.
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Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Charles Roehl
Francis Gott
National Park Service
State Park Committee
First game: Phillies edge Boston in nine innings
In the opener Philadelphia took the contest 11 to 5 over Boston. E Moore Prim Jorgens Todd and Brandt Hogan noted for the Phillies while Ho gan worked for Boston.
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Washington and New York Battle in Tight Nine Inning Contest
Washington and New York played a high scoring nine inning game with late runs tipping the scale. Burke Linke Bean Kress Boston Ruffing and Dickey Jorgens contributed on the mound for the losers while W Ferrell H Johnson and R Ferrell Marcum and Richards supplied Philadelphia. Detroit and Chicago matched a low scoring pitcher duel with Crowder Rowe Cochrane Kennedy Jones Shea Sewell sharing duties.
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Tax the Wealth Plan Delayed By Legislative Schedule
Washington June 27 AP Democratic leaders outlined a slow schedule for Roosevelt tax the wealth plan. House leaders expect no showdown vote until late July at the earliest, with the Senate possibly three to six weeks later.
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Borotra Accepts Duel Challenge Before Wimbledon
Jean Borotra, the D-Artagnan of tennis, accepted a duel challenge from Paris newspaper writer Didier Poulain after a five set loss in singles. He named Rene La Coste and General Pierre Alvin as seconds and hinted at pistols rather than swords for the confrontation.
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Senator Hatch Delivers Eulogy for Late Bronson Cutting
Washington June 27 AP. Written in Senate records a eulogy by Senator Carl Hatch honors Bronson M Cutting of New Mexico who died in an air crash. Hatch lauds Cutting as deeply human with intellect culture and courage, a liberal independent leader respected across New Mexico and the nation.
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New Mexico
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U S Women Tennis Stars Progress at Wimbledon
London AP reports Americans Helen Jacobs and Helen Wills Moody advanced to the third round of the All England Championships. In men's singles John Van Ryn of East Orange fell to defending champion Fred Perry in four sets. Sidney Wood and Donald Budge also moved into the fourth round with wins over Williamstey and Quist respectively.
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East Orange
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England
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New York
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Hitler Issues Stern Orders to Germany
Berlin June 17 Nazi regime tightens grip with new decrees shaping daily life. Measures require compulsory labor service for 200000 men and 100000 women annually, mandatory air protection drills for all, penal code revisions, salary regulation, accelerated sterilization checks, and promotion of peasant gardens and homesteads. Bernhard Rust to handle church issues as Nazism widens control. Labor service targets youth with farm and public works assignments.
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Commissioners Pay The County's Bills
The Chaves county Board of commissioners met and authorized payment of all outstanding bills presented against the county for the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Roswell readers urged to view old local newspapers
The Record invites residents to visit the Record Office and inspect Roswell papers dating back to 1898 1906 and 1918. The archive holds headlines notes on Cuba Armistice World War I and notices of personal life such as births and marriages. Staff offer help in researching these historic issues for a pleasant, informative visit.
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