High School Basketball Tournament Gets Under Way President To Talk To NRA
President Roosevelt will address a vast gathering of NRA code officials as the opening of the high school basketball tournament proceeds. The session includes cabinet members, emergency directors, and leaders from Congress, with NRA groups present to hear criticisms and outline future reform plans. The focus centers on reducing the work week to 86 hours with pay and tightening measures against profiteering and illegal price fixing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Congress
Hugh S. Johnson
New Mexico Governor to Call Special Legislature Session
Gov. A W Hockenhull said he would convene a special session of the New Mexico legislature either March 23 or 26. He plans to issue the call about 10 days before the dates and would not reveal the topics to be included yet.
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A. W. Hockenhul
New Mexico
State Weather Forecast Fair Across Regions
Fair tonight and Saturday across New Mexico and Colorado with warmer southeast portions. Wyoming shows possible rain or snow in extreme northeast, others mostly fair. Nebraska and Kansas mix of fair and slightly warmer conditions, with Saturday partly cloudy. West Texas partly cloudy. Temperatures include Amarillo 44-38, Denver 54-21, El Paso 56-38, Los Angeles 80-56, Phoenix 76-50.
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Washington
Bill Puts Be Part New Mexico In Reservation
Santa Fe AP reports Senate bill 2531 would add about 1 967 million acres to Navajo and Laguna reservations, largely in McKinley county. State land would be exchanged dollar for dollar with a fund for private land purchases. tax losses would be minor and limited to about 3800 dollars yearly. Six counties affected include McKinley Bernalillo San Juan Sandoval Socorro and Valencia. Also covered are high school basketball tourney results with Corona Artesia and Tatum advancing and details of yesterday’s games and box scores.
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New Mexico
Laguna
Senate
Congress
McKinley County
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Bernalillo
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Sandoval
Socorro
Valencia
Roosevelt asks Congress to grant tariff modification authority
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize executive commercial agreements with foreign nations allowing modification of existing duties and import restrictions to aid American agriculture and industry. He cited fallen world trade and rising reciprocal deals as reasons, warning of partisan debate ahead on the tariff bargaining plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Tam
Holguin Freed In Murder Case Of Espinosa Family
Pedro Holguin was acquitted of participating in the 1932 Berino massacre of seven Espinosa family members after a second trial. He remains jailed awaiting Otero county burglary charges, while Pomposa Duran is free on bond and another suspect, Melquiades Espinosa, is under bond pending further investigation.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Melquiades Espinosa
Berino
Pedro Holguin
Otero County
Holguin
Espinosa
Luis E. Armijo
Dick Triviz
Otero
Pomposa Duran
California
Communion Day Proclaimed For Santa Fe Diocese Men
Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken of Santa Fe has declared Sunday March 11 a general communion day for Catholic men in the diocese. Parishes will appoint clergy and Knights of Columbus committees to urge men to receive the sacrament together for spiritual benefits and the nation’s welfare. The idea, common in the East, is new to New Mexico.
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Knights of Columbus
New Mexico
Rain totals reach three quarters inch in two days
Roswell and vicinity received another shower last night bringing two day rainfall to 0.75 inch. The 24 hour total was 0.56 inch through six this morning and 0.18 inch the prior day with rain over a wide area in eastern New Mexico and notable mountain snow. Captain stands whiter than at any time this year.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Capitan
Socialists Challenge Spain’s Crisis as Lerroux Resigns
In Madrid on March 2 AP reports Socialists urge immediate dissolution of Congress and vow opposition to Premier Lerroux's cabinet. They accuse recent governments of betraying promises while Zamora held talks with leaders to form a new government amid a volatile parliamentary crisis.
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Madrid
Spain
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Alejandro Lerroux
Zamora
Crsis
Lerroux
Widow Stavisky Arrested Today Shocking Paris Declares
In Paris on March 2, Mme Arlette Stavisky widow of the famed swindler linked to the Stavisky scandal was seized by the secret service. Agents recovered bearer check stubs naming numerous recipients, triggering a new wave of investigations into the financial furore that toppled governments.
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Paris
Arlette Stavisky
Albuquerque couple visits local guest house
Mr and Mrs P BR Harper arrived today from Albuquerque to spend time at the local guest house and greet residents.
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Albuquerque
BR. Harper
Man slays another in Cordova knife attack
In Cordova New Mexico Agapito Trujillo, 40, was killed yesterday afternoon. Esequel Martinez and his wife Rosarita were detained for investigation. Detective H C Martin said Martinez stabbed Trujillo after a threat to his wife. Trujillo died after the wound severed his head and spinal cord.
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Martinez
Dave Carmody
Martin
Trujillo
Buzz” Martinez
Franco German Ocean Air Mail Accord Signed
Paris March 2 AP A Franco German air pool for a five day South American mail service was signed by Air France and Lufthansa awaiting government approval. An accord reached February 12 outlines joint flying with August start, French 60 percent receipts for four years and equality in the fifth year amid German competition concerns.
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Paris
Preliminary hearing delayed for Senn in manslaughter case
James Senn of Dexter faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Miguel Gomez after a collision on the Roswell-Dexter highway. The preliminary hearing before J. P. L. L. Johnson was postponed to March at 10 a.m. in Dexter.
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Dexter
Miguel Gomez
L. L. Johnson
J. P
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Why Cutting Voted Against the Bonus Bill
Senator Cut ting of New Mexico opposed the bonus in the independent office supply bill proposed by Senator Long of Louisiana. He favored immediate payment of adjusted compensation certificates but argued the bonus did not belong in that bill. He cited the congress duty to disabled veterans and indicated support for the amendment only if presented on its own merits.
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R-Nm
Senator Long
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Cutting
United States
Thomas
Oil Activity in Southeastern New Mexico
Little development occurred in southeastern New Mexico oil fields over the past week with activity centered on preparations for wildcatting in Lea county and possible plays in Lea and eastern Eddy counties. Lease prices have firmed, acreage values risen, and a geophysical crew rechecked Lea county areas. A new well location was announced at Hobbs by the Stanolind Oil and Gas Co. Turner Nov. 6 sec. 34 18 38 in Hobbs townsite.
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Lea County
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Eddy County
Hobbs
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
Turner
Santa Fe Tax Collections Near Forty Thousand Dollars
Santa Fe March 2 AP State Comptroller Juan N Vigil said collections under the chain stores tax total nearly 40 000 dollars with about 1509 received yesterday and more checks arriving today. The tax became delinquent yesterday and interest and penalties will be added.
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Juan N. Vigil
Vigil
Mossman Receives Telegram on Taylor Grazing Bill
Capt B C Mossman received a telegram from Antoinette Funk assistant commissioner reporting the House committee on public lands voted 12 to 2 in favor of the grazing Taylor bill today. He has been in Washington recently conferring on public land questions in Roswell.
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Antoinette Funk
House Committee
Public Lands
Taylor
Associated Press
Capt. Mossman
Washington
Roswell
City Council Passes Ordinance 530 For Main Street Through Street
The council at a special meeting passed Ordinance No. 530 declaring Main Street a through street and regulating traffic parking and right of way. It grants New Mexico State Highway Commission control of construction and maintenance under Public Works project No. NRM 174 to remove center parking between 6th and 10th streets and widen paving from College Blvd north to city limits. The full ordinance is printed elsewhere in The Record.
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I Main Street
New Mexico State Highway Commission
Th. S. Public Works
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10Th Streets
College Blvd
Heavy cuts planned to Civil Works in rural states
Washington report says the Civil Works Administration will terminate programs in several rural states next Monday and reduce total employment to 1,505,500 by March 30. Harry Hopkins announced nationwide quotas through March 30 with dates and state totals, excluding federal projects and the emergency education program.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works
Raoseelt
Hopsins
Clovis 200 to Get Half Grown Mountain Lion
Santa Fe reports a half grown mountain lion headed to Clovis zoo from the Gila. State game department hunter Homer Pickens was due to deliver the lion, recently captured, with plans for the animal to join the Clovis setup.
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Santa Fe
Clovis Zoo
Homer Pickens
State Game Department
Gila
Glovis
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