Senator Cutting Urges Patience for Veterans Affairs Reform
Fort Bayard New Mexico June 29 Senator Bronson Cutting told ex service men and patients at the hospital to stand firm and wait for the veterans administration compensation regulations to be analyzed. He warned of possible bad faith and urged caution in special rating board appointments while predicting tougher handling of veterans issues in January and a renewed fight in the regular session.
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Fort Bayard
N. M
Veterans Administration
U. S
Bronson Cutting
Congress
Valley Riders Invited to Las Vegas Rodeo July 3 and 4
Las Vegas New Mexico hosts a rodeo on July 3 and 4 inviting top riders from Roswell Pecos Valley and others. Bob and Harold Crosby are invited though Bob will attend Cheyenne Frontier Day and Harold remains tied to county duties. The event is promoted by Dee Bibb and arena manager Butch Jones with a notable roster expected.
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Bob
Harold Crosby
Las Vegas
Richard Merchant
Homer Ward
Jake McClure
Crosbys
Bob Crosby
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Dee Bibb
Butch Jones
Southwest
Liquor Raid Leads to Two Arrests in City Raid
Chief Frank Young and Deputy Sheriff Sam McCue raided a house at Virginia and Alameda avenues about 3 pm yesterday, seizing around 200 bottles of beer and arresting Grace Mendoza and Felicesta Ramerez. Mendoza faces possession for sale charges and Ramerez for manufacture and possession for sale. Both pleaded not guilty in police court and await hearing next Monday. bond set at $500 each.
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Frank Young
Sam McCue
Virginia and
Alameda Avenues
Grace Mendoza
Felicesta Ramerez
Poth
L. L
Meeting Flying Aces in Beverly Hills Studio
The narrator recalls lunch with Udet, Germanys top ace with 63 planes, and Lt. Falconi, Mussolini’s ace flier, both speaking English. They anticipate a Saturday air show with skilled pilots. The speaker laments wartime parachute bans, noting lives saved by chutes and regrets the fear of malfunction.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Udet
Falconi
Mussolini
Germany
Adel Hed
Fatty Arbuckle dies of heart attack at 45
New York AP reports Fatty Arbuckle former top silent film comedian died in his sleep at a midtown hotel after a party celebrating his third marriage. He was 45, had been attempting a comeback, and recently finished a Warner Brothers project. Arbuckle’s career was shattered by the 1921 Virginia Rappe scandal and trials.
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New York
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Addie McPhail
Arbuckle
Tamalo
Long Island
Warner Brothers
William Lahiff
Arbuckles
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
New Mexico to receive federal road aid under strict rules
New Mexico will get 5 792 000 dollars from federal road funds. Regulations ban outside labor and require U S materials where possible. Distribution favors outside cities and feeder roads, with 30 hour weeks and a state minimum wage in contracts. Details set for July commission meeting as shifts in project priorities are possible.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Highway Department
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Highway Commission
Commission
Hearing Today for Simpson at Lovington
Lovington New Mexico June 29 AP J H Simpson county commissioner faces a coroner jury finding he caused the death of Oscar Adams in Tatum. A hearing before Justice G A Fisher began with one witness under examination. Simpson is represented by Bob Dow with District Attorney George L Reese aided by T A Whelan. Adams died after a fist fight with Doris Hart. Simpson allegedly intervened and fired twice. He surrendered to officers and was jailed.
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Lovington
N. M
J. H. Simpson
Sea County
Oscar Adams
Tatum
Justice of the Peace
G. A. Fisher
Simpson
Bob Dow
New Mexico
George L. Reese
T. A. Whelan
Adams
Doris Hart
Battery A Horses Transferred to Other Units in 111th Cavalry
Major F R Laferty arrives in Roswell to arrange motorization of Battery A by transferring horses to other 111th Cavalry units. Equipment at gun sheds includes four Chevrolet gun trucks and a station wagon with new wheels and adapters to raise ground clearance. First motor drill scheduled for July. unit may travel to Las Vegas summer camp by road, saving about $3,000. Camp runs August 13 to 27. Motorizing reduces manpower from 70 to 50 via expiring enlistments. no new enlistments until strength meets target. Laferty returns to Santa Fe tomorrow.
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F. R. Laferty
New Mexico National Guard
Roswell
111Th Cavalry
John F. McBride
Las Vegas
Lafferty
Santa Fe
Forest Camp Holds Meat in Natural Ice Cave
In Albuquerque on June 29 AP reports the Sedgwick forest camp in western Valencia county stores meat for the civilian conservation corps in a natural ice cave near Paxton Springs, about 19 miles south of the camp, avoiding electric or manufactured ice.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sedgwick Forest
Valencia County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Paxton Springs
Weather Forecast for Roswell and New Mexico
Tonight and Friday generally fair and cooler in Roswell and Pecos valley. In New Mexico generally fair tonight and Friday with slightly cooler in central and east portions tonight and in south central and extreme east Friday, warmer in the northwest Friday.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Toniz
First National Bank of Albuquerque Seeks Stock Subscriptions
W A Keleher conservator of the First National Bank of Albuquerque said Leo Hughes chairman of the board of the First National Bank of Santa Fe has agreed to serve as trustee for stockholders subscriptions during a drive to raise capital for reorganizing the bank All subscriptions to new stock must be paid by checks made payable to Hughes
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Albuquerque
N. M
W. A. Keleher
First National Bark of
Leo Hughes
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Hughes
Day to be Taken to Ft Worth for Theft Charges
Sheriff John C. Peck received a telegram from W. J. Ross a Dallas narcotics agent stating an officer would come to Roswell to take Bert Day to Ft Worth to face car theft charges. Day and Mrs Grace Dean were arrested Tuesday morning after escaping Sunday night from the Sacra home. A wrist watch reported stolen by Dora Stewart of Roswell was found in Day’s room.
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John C. Peck
W. J. Ross
Dallas
Roswell
Day
Ft. Worth
Sherif Peck
Bert Day
Grace Dean
T. A. Sacra
Sacra
Dora Stewart
Farm lad dies diving at swimming hole in New Mexico
Perry J. Smith a 19 year old Quay county farm boy fatally injured when he dived into a swimming hole and broke his neck, dying in a Tucumcari hospital. Doctors said the injury was caused by the dive.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Perry J. Smith
Quay County
Smith
Compromise plan on world stabilization sent to Washington
London reports say British and gold bloc delegates abandoned a British compromise at the world economic conference. They agreed to appeal to Washington for help to solve the stabilization crisis. French and British negotiators reportedly could not commit to any arrangement excluding the United States.
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London
Washington
America
Kiwanis Elects Six New Directors at International Convention
Six candidates from nine were elected to Kiwanis International board for two year terms at the closing session. Named directors include Charles E. Millikan Los Angeles Harold C Hippler Eustis Florida C S Harley Seattle Claude A Dock Detroit George E Snell Billings Montana and Charles S Donley Pittsburgh Toronto Canada won the 1934 convention.
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Los Angeles
Kiwanis International
Charles E. Millikan
Harold C. Hippler Eustis
Fla
C. S. Harley
Seattle
Claude A. Dock
Detroit
George E. Snell
Billings
Mont
Charles S. Donley
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Canada
British Plan Compromise On Money Status
British delegates announced a compromise plan to ease the monetary stabilization crisis and deter gold bloc members from leaving the world economic conference. The plan, discussed in a British led meeting with Gold Standard nations, aimed to reconcile gold and non gold policies while supporting the gold countries to avert a breakdown of conference unity.
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London
Great Britain
United States
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Raymond Moley
MacDonald
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
Sir Frederick Leithross
The
Treasury
James P. Warburg
Charles Rist
Bank of France
America
Baseball Scores From Today Quick Look
BASEBALL TODAY'S SCORES CHICAGO BATTERED BROOKLYN 7-9 AS BUSH, HARNETT COMBINE TO LIMIT RHE. ST LOUIS TOPS NEW YORK 7-3 IN NINE. PIRATES EDGE PHILADELPHIA 4-6 IN NINE. MEINE HARRIS PICINICH ELLIOTT RHEM TODD LISTED AS BATTERIES.
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St. Louis
New York
Carleton
Wilson
Clarke
Luque
Bell and Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Meine
Harris
Picinich
Elliott
Rhem
Todd
Rainy games mix scores and lineups across leagues
In Boston at Chicago rain affected play while Washington and Detroit faced varied results. Batteries listed include Whitehill Russell Sewell Rowe Hayworth for one side and Gomez Dickey Hudlin Bean Harder Pytlak for Cleveland. Philadelphia and New York also posted score lines with pitchers and pairs named, reflecting a day of mixed outcomes and active rosters.
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Washington
Detroit
Whitehill, Russell and
Sewell
Rowe and Hayworth
New York
Cleveland
Gomez
Dickey
Hudlin, Bean
Harder
Pytlak
Baseball Hall of Fame era players list fragment
Fragment lists Herman Cleveland Nat Klein Philadelphia Nat Kuhel Washa Amn Crosetti NY Amn. The item appears as a partial compilation of baseball figures associated with teams or ballots.
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Herman
Cleveland
Klein
Philadelphia
Kuhel
Washa
Crosetti
Plane on fire but four saved near Goodland Kansas
Pilot Gordon Darnell, discovering his plane afire, nosed down for a landing and hurried four passengers to safety near Goodland. Moments later the United Airways plane burned and was destroyed. Earlier the same day the plane had carried Henry A. Wallace from Kansas City to Salina. Passengers included R. J. Olsen, Mrs. Helen Fling, Mrs. L. V. Lam3, and Robert Barr. Darnell could not determine the fire’s cause but suspected a broken gasoline line.
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Goodland
Eas
Gordon Darnell
United Airways
Ealier
Henry A. Wallace
L. V. Lam3
Denver
Robert Barr
Chicago
Darnell
Raton Youth Dies in Auto Accident
Raton New Mexico June 29 AP Carl Ramme 19 of Trinidad was killed when the car he rode in went off a sharp curve on the Raton Pass highway eight miles from Raton Ramme died at Miners Hospital shortly after the wreck His two Trinidad companions escaped serious injury Doctors said Ramme was crushed about the chest He was the son of a Baptist minister and worked in a Trinidad grocery store
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Raton
N. M
Carl Ramme
Trinidad
Raton Pass
Ramme
Truman Hackleman
Miners Hospital
Delegates Named for New Mexico Legion Meet in Tucumcari
Seven delegates and seven alternates from Charles M. de Bremond Post No 28 will be chosen at the July 7 meeting for the Department Convention in Tucumcari August 3 4 and 5. The meeting runs seven to about eight with location undecided and a barbecue at Haynes Park after. Roswell officers J D Atwood H A Ingalls Lake J Frazier and F O Graham are expected to be among the four delegates from the post. The Womens Auxiliary will also send delegates to the state convention in Tucumcari during the same period.
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Charles M. de Bremond
American Legion
Department
Tucumcari
Haynes Park
Roswell
J. D. Atwood
H. A Ingalls
Lake J. Frazier
F. O. Graham
New Mexico
Womens’ Auxiliary
Plan No Increase in Barber's Rates
Roswell barbers deny a price rise report stating no such action has been considered by the Roswell Union. They call contrary claims unauthorized opinions by individuals and emphasize that current conditions, with a dull summer ahead, make any increase ill timed.
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Roswell Barbers
Barbers of
Roswell
Roswell Union
Barbiers
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