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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
2
The New York Stock Exchange directed members to resume business tomorrow March 15 after a banking holiday. A notice signed by secretary Ashben Green urged offices to be ready to conduct trading, though details on actual operations remained unclear.
The United States will not be bound by any action but will discuss Japanese inroads in northern China with League of Nations members. Hugh R Wilson will sit with the advisory committee on the Far East undeclared war, with two reservations. The U S is a non member and will not vote or precommit to league decisions. The note approved before Roosevelt took office condemning the action.
Japan’s military actions in Manchuria trigger condemnation and withdrawal from the League of Nations assembly. Tokyo has shifted forces toward the Great Wall near Peiping, about 50 miles from the old Chinese capital. The United States remains as the lone nonmember ally working with the committee.
Anathy Joseph Miller has been cited for contempt of court and will be taken to Carlsbad to appear before Judge James B. McGhee. He allegedly disobeyed court orders not to molest his former wife, who was granted a divorce in district court here.
Reverend John G. Anderson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Dexter, resigns as chairman of the Dexter branch of the Chaves county Chapter of the American Red Cross. He cites the heavy burden of emergency relief work and his church duties as the reason for stepping down.
The charges of assault and battery against R. C. Murrell and Charles Torres were dismissed by Justice of the Peace L. L. Johnson yesterday.
Officials report 42 public school buildings valued near 15 million dollars damaged, with total community loss pegged around 50 million. First funerals for earthquake victims held as health tests confirm no water contamination and no food shortage. investigation into causes likely.
In the probate matter of Eugene M. Fisher deceased No 1439 CorA Lee Fisher executrix appointed March ith day 1923 by Probate Judge C Hill Chaves County New Mexico creditors and claimants must file with the County Clerk within one year or be barred.
In Baton New Mexico on March 14 AP reports officers failed to uncover fresh clues in the Ray Sutton disappearance. Sheriff Fletcher noted a skull and forearm were found by rancher WHart Smith along a south of town site, but physicians have yet to determine any identifying details.
The regular monthly Boy Scout Court of Honor last night listed Star Scout E L Brown Jr and various ranks including First and Second Class for Scouts from Troops 6 19 4 and near Dexter. Merit badges were earned by numerous Scouts with names and Troop numbers recorded. Court of Honor chairman D N Pope presided as Troop 4 sponsored by the Kiwanis club won the award.
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