House Democrats Refuse Vote On Economy Plan In Caucus
Washington March 9 AP House Democrats failed to bind their members to a compromise on the Roosevelt economy program. A four hour caucus ended in defeat as Burns TN proposed sending the 942 million appropriation bill to conference without instructions. The vote fell 130 to 78, two thirds required. The revolt over veterans and federal employers benefits continued despite appeals to back the president or face a veto.
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Independent Offices
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Tennessee
Buchanan
Texas
Appropriations Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Veterans’ Bloc
Browning
Dtenn
Representative Byrns
Byrns
Rainey
Independent Ofices
Burns
Tariff powers urged for president in Congress
Washington March 9 AP A Republican and chairman of the tariff commission urged in Congress that the President be given broader tariff changing powers. He backed executive control to add or remove articles from the free list as the administration seeks a foreign trade revival. The Ways and Means Committee ranked the reciprocal tariff bill next to the Bankhead cotton bill as priorities. The Senate pursued a bill to list cattle as a basic commodity. The day also noted moderate January business gains and above average February activity, with NRA plans debated and efforts to revive reemployment devices. Heavy industry activity remained a goal. The ICC supported RFC railroad loans or steel rail purchases, while the Senate Banking Committee paused market regulation hearings to revise the Fletcher- Rayburn bill for Monday testimony.
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Fletcher-Rayburn
Germany Ready to Arm Says It Will Rely on Peace Pacts
Geneva March 9 IAP Disarmament seen as illusion Germany declares rearmament inevitable as disarmament crisis deepens. A Geneva London Berlin Paris publication of disarmament documents shows tension and mutual distrust among nations. France counters Germany has already begun rearming while the United States aids security but offers no new commitments. A note recalls Germany’s Dec 18 1933 warning that equal security demands may require action. Hitler proposes pacts to guarantee peace and vows to settle France Germany disputes amicably.
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Berlin
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Arthur Henderson
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Service clubs enjoy evening of fellowship in Roswell
Roswell service clubs held their third annual joint meeting at The Woman's Club with 111 in attendance including 28 El Paso businessmen on a goodwill tour. Rev D B Titus urged clubs to live their ideals and restore community confidence, while J E Johns and J R McNally welcomed guests and highlighted local progress. Curtis Hill announced the Third Annual Hereford breeders sale for March 17 in Roswell, and boxing plans at New Mexico Military Institute were shared, with musical numbers by Gus Hone Orchestra. (Associated Press)
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R. L. Malone
Pi Paso
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Curtis Hill
New Mexico
A. F. Madison
The
Ginsberg
Kiwanis
Muic
Guards chase Dillinger in wild bank raid tale
A fragment recalls two guards chasing Dillinger after an escape from a Santa Monica jail. The thief reportedly robbed a South Dakota bank the same day, with one pursuer three states behind. The text then shifts to a wall street bill dispute and a farmer’s quip about last year’s sambdi ng, followed by a whispered betting stake and a demand to cut it.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Dillinger
South Dakota
Wall St
Fletcher
Wall
Boxing Tournament At The Institute In Roswell
Amateur boxing fans in Roswell can expect fast matches tonight and tomorrow at Cahoon Armory by the New Mexico Military Institute. Teams entered include Institute, New Mexico University, New Mexico Aggies, and Texas Tech. Several schools did not attend, including Texas Mines and West Texas State Teachers. Eight bouts tonight and eight in finals Saturday. Evening starts at eight. Admission is 49 cents with ringside chairs 25 cents more.
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Prospect
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico University
New Mexico Aggies
Texas Tech
Texas Mines
New Mexico Mines
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Gilbert Declines Run for Mayor Nomination
Roswell attorney J C Gilbert said he will not be a candidate for the Democratic mayoral nomination, citing insufficient time for the office. He ruled out accepting the nomination if offered. A Democratic convention to pick mayor and alderman candidates will be held at Junior High School next Thursday.
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J. C. Gilbert
Roswell
Gilbert
Death sentence for torture in kidnapping
In Los Angeles on March AP reports the second death sentence under California’s new law for torture in kidnapping. Harry Brooks, 55, a cripple, and accomplice William Tanner were condemned for the kidnapping, torture, and robbery of Henry Bodkin, a prominent lawyer. Bodkin’s hands were burned to force disclosure. Execution slated for May 11 for both cases.
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Los Angeles
California
Harry Brooks
William Tanner
Brooks
Henry Bodkin
Bodkin
Quick arrest of alleged forger near Roswell
Clarence Schmeltzreich passed a $25 check with forged George French signature at Huff's Jewelry Store yesterday afternoon and was arrested 25 miles west of Roswell by deputy sheriff L. L. Peck. He was riding on a hay truck when seized. Two rings bought with the forged check were recovered. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before J. P. L. L. Johnson. Preliminary hearing set for 2 PM.
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Huff
George French
Mies
Roswell
Be.’ L. “Dude” Peck
Schmalzreic
L.L. Johnson
J. P
Lost capital Queen of Sheba reportedly found in Arabia
Paris reports Captain Corniglion Molinier and Andre Malraux telegraphed from French Somaliland that they found the lost capital of the Queen of Sheba by air. They said towers and temples remain standing and photographed the site near the edge of the vast desert region known as Rub al Khali. The location is about a thousand miles southeast of Jerusalem and 900 miles northeast of French Somaliland.
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Arabia
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Jerusalem
French Somaliland
4 H Club Calves Sale In Roswell Main Street District
Calves from southeastern New Mexico 4 H clubs will be exhibited March 16 and sold March 17 in Roswell. The event includes about twenty calves in the 4 H show and a Hereford Breeders Association auction with 190 bulls and 16 cows. Colonel Fred Reppert leads the auctioneering with O W Hedgcock as sale manager. The sale marks Roswell’s first annual baby beef show and sale in the main business district and is tied to the Hereford Breeders’ Association annual auction.
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Hereford Breeders’ Association
Fred Reppert Willl
O. W. Hedgcoxe
A. D. Jones
R. J. Kinzer
American Hereford Breeders Association
Thas
Farley
True bills against four from Chaves County
An Associated Press dispatch to The Record reports the federal grand jury in Santa Fe returned true bills against four Chaves County defendants. George Harvey faces charges under the Dryer Act, while J B Belleward Eddie Land and L B Morton are named in counterfeiting indictments.
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Santa Fe
Chaves County
George Harvey
Eddie Land
L. B. Morton
Banquet for Stockmen in Roswell March 17
Roswell Chamber of Commerce plans a 7 PM banquet at the Woman's Club on Saturday March 17 for stockmen attending the Third Annual Auction Sale of the Eastern New Mexico Breeders Association in Roswell. Visitors from outside Chaves County will be hosted. local stockmen and Roswell businesspeople are invited. ticket price not yet set. The chamber previously hosted dinners for visiting stockmen at two earlier sales.
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Roswell
Chambeer of Commerce
Eastern
Fire today at Carlsbad dairy
A brush fire spread to a house at the Wilson-Gossert dairy in Carlsbad this morning. Firefighters from the 223-member volunteer department saved a nearby barn and most dairy equipment, aided by a water-filled irrigation ditch. One house burned, another barn partially burned, no injuries reported.
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Carlsbad
Wilson- Gossert
Wilkieon-Gossert
NRA Moves To Enforce Code Rules Across Industry
Washington report says the NRA pushed to expand its central code compliance staff to speed prosecutions of rule violations. Gen Huck S. Johnson aides sought quicker action as President Roosevelt urged stricter enforcement of Blue Eagle standards. Two industrial committees paused decisive steps, one backing Johnson plan to cut hours by ten percent while the capital goods panel pursued a longer, less direct path.
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NRA
NEA
Huck S. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevel
George Perrine Heads Cattle Cart Shipment to KC Then Indiana
George Perrine accompanied his shipment of two double deck sheep carts to Kansas City yesterday. From there he will go to Indiana on a business trip.
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George Perrine
Kansas City
Indiana
Publisher Survives Assassin in Tokyo Shooting
Sanji Muto, publisher of the Jiji Shimp in Tokyo, was critically wounded by a gunman who also killed a servant. The attacker, Shinkichi Fukushima, killed himself nearby. authorities suspect motive tied to funding a public crematorium project, not national politics. Muto’s paper had run corruption charges against high government and financial circles.
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Tokyo
Sanji Muto
Jiji Shimp
Muto
Kamakura
Shinkichi Fukushima
Fukushima
Mescalero Indians receive $100000 development bill
A bill to appropriate 100000 for Mescalero Indian economic development in New Mexico was introduced by Senator Cutting. The measure, a Senate companion to Chavez sponsored House bill, provides for purchase of supplies equipment tools machinery and construction work. Funds would be repaid from tribal funds.
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New Mexico
R-Nm
House
Chavez
D-Nm
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