New Mexico Taxpayers Oppose Home Exemption Amendment
The New Mexico Taxpayers Association estimates the state revenue loss at about 800000 if the home exemption amendment passes at the upcoming September special election. The piece argues reductions in government spending are needed, noting tax shifts and a persistent tax burden. It criticizes superficial tax savings and calls for genuine fiscal restraint by governing bodies.
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New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Socialism Versus Rugged Individualism in Utilities War
Paul Smith of the San Francisco Chronicle analyzes the public utility battle sparked by a $750,000 request to investigate American Telephone. He argues the issue centers on policy costs, not right or wrong of utilities, warning of a nationwide campaign, increased taxes, and depreciation in security values as public and private interests clash in a broader political fight.
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Paul Smith
San Francisco Chronicle
American Telephone Company
New Deal
Washington, D.C
Scourne
M Smith
Returning to Honeymoon After jail and escape
Colin and Rhoda face a new life in Wales after prison, planning a rural future in Canada or the colonies. Jack contemplates an open air job while the trio reconcile with humor, a baby, and the prospect of domestic routine. The couple vow to stay on a perpetual honeymoon together.
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Rhoda
Canada
Leningway
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Roy Vickers
Taxes Taxing Times In Blue District Outlook
In New Mexico blue district counties there is confusion over tax law changes with examples from Otero and Dona Ana counties. Delinquents face varying penalties while some taxes may be forgiven if paid by set dates, prompting calls to pay now to avoid rising costs. News item also notes FHA loan options, political critique, and local civic items across Alamogordo Las Cruces Jal and Carlsbad with community notes.
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Alamogordo
Dona Ana
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Federal Housing Administration
Santa Fe
Paul Schultz
FHA
Natonal Bank of Santa Fe
Solomon
Jim McGhee
Jal
Texas
el Paso
Bill Turner
Dedger
A. N. McGonagill
Tucumceari
Blue
Tularesa Canon
Barnum Brown
Ima
Quay County
Frederick Lafferty
New Mexico National Guard
Ft. Leavenworth
Lafferty
Jack Dempsey
Forest Reserve
White Sands
Post Office
Barracks Brings Back Afternoon Frolic At Post
Lombardo Napier announces another Post entertain ment for confined sellers. Admission drops to four bits sans date and forty cents for partners. A promised record crowd next Monday is anticipated as Morley’s leg debate circulates. Spring talk and a scout’s warning close the notice with hopeful spice.
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Lombardo Napier
G. I
Indi
Falcont Electric Service Ad for Radio Repair
Local ad for Falcont Electric Service at 125 West Second Street promises radio repair with 25 years experience and a no fix no pay policy. Call 289 for ambulance assistance. Free estimates offered with emphasis on First Aid Station for crippled radios.
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Falcont Electric Service
West Second Street
Need for PEP and Dr Pierce tonic discussed
An ad extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for thin pale blood and fatigue. It claims the tonic improves appetite digestion and blood quality, with a testimonial from John A. Cuthbert of Idaho Falls praising its quick revitalization and benefits over 45 years. New tablet and liquid prices are listed.
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John A. Cuthbert
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Roswell Boy Scouts Civic Service Report for 1934
The Roswell area Boy Scouts logged about 4 000 hours of civic service in 1934 across 21 communities and 20 organizations. About two thousand clothing, shoe and bedding items were collected for the needy under President Roosevelt's call, with 41 troops across 600 Scouts aiding in 1934.
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Tucumcari
Clovis
Ft. Sumner
Portales
Artesia
Carlsbad
Vaughn
Encino
Corona
Roswell
Hobbs
Levington
Hope
Hagerman
Dexter
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Otis
Elida
Duran
Dora
Floyd
Roosevelt
Christmas Duty and Charity Drive Across Local Groups
Community volunteers from Rotary Kiwanis and Salvation Army organize traffic duty and food distribution during Christmas season. P T A convention ushers and messengers coordinate event duties with decorations. Cooperative effort marked by regional religious census and service roles across Eastern New Mexico State.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Iol
Salvation Army
New Mexico
Santa Fe Woman Hit by Trailer in Street Accident
Santa Fe report says Mrs Raip ee was struck by a trailer while near a street work scene. The incident occurred as a truck moved a telephone pole and wheel struck the pedestrian, seriously injuring her. PF M McEwen, a Telephone Company employee, relayed the details.
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Raipee
M. McEwen
Pany Employe
Rodriguez
State Planning Board Names Officers at Organization Meet
Santa Fe March 14 AP The state planning board at an organization meeting named Frank Vesely state land commissioner chairman Grover Conroy state highway engineer vice chairman and T M McClure state engineer secretary treasurer Another meeting will be held later this month to select projects for focused action.
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State Planning Board
Frank Vesely
Grover Conroy
T. M. McClure
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