Gov Tingley Aims to Act on Bills by Saturday Noon
Santa Fe March 1 AP The governor said he plans to sign or veto all bills awaiting his signature by noon Saturday and will dedicate today to the appropriations bill which has been delayed by the El Paso power strike parley. He expects to finish tonight or tomorrow and may name two or three more boards in coming days. He hopes to rest a few days after and then travel to Washington to discuss state matters with federal officials.
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Santa Fe
el Paso
Washington
President Roosevelt buys first baby bonds in White House sale
President Roosevelt bought six $25 baby bonds for his five grandchildren and himself in a White House ceremony marking the launch of a national offering. Postmaster General Farley led the sale with Morgenthau watching as 14,000 post offices offered the new government security to the public.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Farley
Morgenthau
Strike vote called in unions in auto industry
Detroit March 1 AP Francis J Pilson AF of L organizer announced a strike vote among 176 locals in the motorcar industry in protest of the auto mobile labor board elections. Dillion said membership is growing and that a local could suspend work with three quarters in favor.
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Detroit
Francis J. Pilson
American Federation of Labor
National Automobile Labor Board
Dillion
Automobile Labor Board
Leo T. Wolman
El Paso Power Strife Averts Major Crisis
Governor Clyde Tingley said he will meet in El Paso with a arbitration committee to settle a dispute between El Paso Electric Co and its employees. A temporary truce restored power and officials hope a full settlement avoids further shutdowns affecting 28 towns across Texas New Mexico and Juarez.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
el Paso
el Paso Electric Company
State of
New Mexico
el Paso Company
Texas
Republic of Mexico
Juarez
Las Cruces
Mexico
February weather summary shows warmth and dryness
February was warmer and drier than average with a mean of 44.4 degrees versus 42.5 normal. The month ranged from 15 to 79 degrees, received 0.53 inches of precip, and had 67 percent sunshine. The record high and low for February stand at 88 and 29 below zero.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell Prepares Forfeit Victory Secures Second Round
Roswell advances to the district tournament second round after Cloudcroft failed to appear for the first round game. Final score Roswell 36 Lake Arthur 17 with interim notes of earlier matchups and standout players from Hope and Lovington.
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Roswell
Cloudcroft
Lake Arthur
Artesia
Cahoon Armory
Lake Arthur Breaks Dexter in State Tourney Clash
Lake Arthur defeated Dexter 39 to 31 to advance to a second-round meeting with Roswell. M. Price led Lake Arthur with 13 points while Adams topped Dexter with 12 as Lake Arthur built a 39 5 edge after the first quarter before Dexter rallied. Hagerman beat Corona 25 16 and Capitan edged Weed 24 21. Carrizozo beat Tatum 39 25 in a separate first round game.
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Hope
Lovington
Hope Boys
Lake Arthur
Dexter
Roswell
M. Price
Clarence Stone
Adams
Hagerman
Corona
Capitan
Weed
Vaughn
Hobbs
Carrizoze
Tatum
Carrizozo
Nihart
Nelson
E. Traylor
Latta
Chambers
Cummins
Scoggins
Ohlenbusch
H. Traylor
M Price
Jones
Price
G¢ Payne
Buckner
Pruitt
Ise Langlitz
Garfield
Quarles
Clyde Stone
Lattimer
Deaton
Herbert
Artesia
Hondo
Weather Tonight Across Four States With Mixed Skies
Partly cloudy in New Mexico and generally fair in Nebraska and West Texas with small temperature shifts. Colorado sees mostly cloudy east and unsettled west, Wyoming forecast unsettled with cooler conditions east. City readings show Amarillo 66 44, Chicago 36 32, El Paso 68 44, Los Angeles 66 50, New Orleans 52 40, New York 34 22, Oklahoma City 68 46, Phoenix 74 52, San Francisco 54 50, Washington 38 28.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Amarillo
Chicago
Hi Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Nen Francisco
Washington
Light earthquake rattles four Midwestern states
An apparently minor quake shook parts of Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Missouri early today. The tremor centered near southeastern Nebraska reached 5 am CST with a follow up four minutes later. Windows rattled across Grand Island Des Moines Salina and Kansas City reported being on the edge of the affected area. Denver officials said the event likely a superficial fault slip and not recorded on Regis College seismograph.
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Kansas City
Sept
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Grand Island
Neb
Salina
Kas
Des Moines
Denver
Mar
Leebraska
Regis College
A. W. Forstall
State Fair Board Plans Fair This Year in Albuquerque
Frank D. Shufflebarger, president of the state fair commission, said the board is ready to apply for 300000 in bonds to equip a complete plant. Legislation allows sale of bonds to a government agency, funding a fair to be staged this year.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank D. Shufflebarger
State Fair Commission
A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico Sales Tax Rate Set at Two Percent
The 12th New Mexico legislature enacts a two percent state sales tax with dealers barred from exceeding it. The state tax commission may issue tokens or stamps to show under one cent and exact mill payments. Dairies must pass the tax to consumers, and autos see a one percent rate. The law applies to New Mexico originated business even if shipped out.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Famine in China and Turkey’s re election historic vote
In Wuhu China famine drives mothers to sell children for Mexican dollars as three million in Anhwei starve daily. In Ankara Mustapha Kemal is re elected president by the Fifth National Assembly where women sit for the first time in Turkish history.
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Wuhu
China
Anhwei
Ankara
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Fifth National Assembly
Poison traces alleged in exhumed wife prompt arrest
Oakland plumber Louis Gosden, 31, detained after authorities assert poison traces were found in the exhumed body of his third wife. A murder charge will be filed and investigators probe the death of Gosden's second wife in Oakland, California.
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Oakland
Cal
Louis Gosden
Oakland Plumber
Gosden
Walsenburg man faces death penalty in Belloni murder
Special prosecutor Angelo Mosca today asked the death penalty for Dick Huffman, 29, on trial for the murder of Lawrence Belloni, 18, in Walsenburg Colorado.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Angelo Mosca
Dick Huffman
Trapper
Lawrence Belloni
Hawaii Sugar Plan Briefs Extended to March 10
The Farm Administration extended the deadline for filing briefs and data on Hawaiian sugar plans from February 28 to March 10. This postponement affects researchers, industry stakeholders, and regulatory review timelines.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Huey Long Seen Likely to Run for Governor Next Year
Baton Rouge speculation centers on Huey Long announcing a gubernatorial bid for next year. The House yesterday passed all of Longs measures and they have been favorably reported in the Senate.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey Long
House
Long
Senate
Washington Hearing on Bills to Pay Off Bonus
The house ways and means committee begins hearings Monday on bills to redeem the $2.1 billion bonus. Hearings may extend two days with potential votes in the house next week.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Anderson Turns Over FERA Office To Aide
AP reporting that Clinton P. Anderson who resigned as FERA administrator for Bernalillo county turned the office over to A. B. Betz, assistant administrator, to run until a successor is named by Maj. E O Braught, state administrator of Santa Fe.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clinton P. Anderson
FERA
Bernalillo County
A. B. Betz
Maj. E .O. Braught
Santa Fe
Reign Terror in Path of Red Force in China
AP dispatch from Sian Shensi reports 25 000 communist troops swept through southwest Shensi province causing executions and looting. Missionaries fled in ice and snow. two American women missing and feared kidnapped or killed. Some reached Fengjiang and Ankang. others unaccounted.
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Associated Press
Sian
Shensi
China
Shensi Province
Szechwan
Kaji Shek
R. V. Thompson
Nevada
Iowa
Alma R. Artibey
Chicago
Fengjiang
Ankang
Fensiang
S. C. Frendian
Hap River
Near Normal Snowfall Buoys Upper Rio Grande Runoff
AP reports near normal snowfall in the mountains of the upper Rio Grande valley supports fair runoff. Erle L. Hardy of the Weather Bureau notes conditions through February 26 show only fair conditions in the Pecos and Canadian watersheds, with light runoff likely. Range and livestock conditions unchanged, eastern and southern ranges lacking moisture, and minimal farming changes in the state’s far south.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande Valley
Erle L. Hardy
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pecos
Holmes Night Report Suppresses Pneumonia Hopes
Former Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr is described as having spent a very fine night while ill with pneumonia at his home in Biddle. Biddle, a former secretary, said Holmes appeared improved, in good spirits, and had breakfast cereal. Noted observers Frankfurter and Palfrey visited. no heart stimulant needed after yesterday.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sven
Franci Saas Sheiraia
National Labor Relations Board
Biddle
Holmes
Felix Frankfurter
Professor Frankfurter
James G. Palfrey
Boston
Thomas J. Claytor
Mark Howe
Legalist
McCullough Named Assistant Revenue Collector in Albuquerque
Santa Fe March 1 Frank McCullough of Gallup chief clerk of the Senate has been named assistant collector of revenue at Albuquerque. He will take over the office March 15.
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Santa Fe
Frank McCullough
Gallup
Senate
Albuquerque
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