Germany begins conscription for new army model
Berlin reports that Hitler’s pledge to reestablish a draft army triggers immediate conscription in Germany. Reichswehr ministries coordinate units, recruiting, and an officer corps as General von Fritsch inspects facilities. Moscow warns war may break out unexpectedly as Kalinin urges armed forces readiness. Paris seeks a peaceful union of nations to deter rearmament with Britain and Italy possibly joining in a defensive accord.
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New Mexico Warm Springs Foundation Plans Crippled Child Hospital
Governor to appoint a five member board to oversee the New Mexico Warm Springs Foundation. The project aims to finance and build a crippled children’s hospital at Hot Springs with site donated by local residents. Bernalillo County already contributed 8060 dollars and more fundraising is expected statewide. The facility would serve infants paralytic cases and offer free care to eligible NM residents while expanding as funds allow.
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58 Bulls to Be Sold at Auction Here March 27
Fifty eight select young bulls will be sold at the fourth annual sale of the Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders Association at the fairgrounds on Wednesday March 27. The association aims to improve the offering of thoroughbred Herefords each year and reports the consignment this year is more desirable. Colonel Fred Reppert, a renowned livestock auctioneer, will again preside as auctioneer. No female stock will be sold in the ring this year. One carload of Hereford cattle will be sold in addition to the ring offerings.
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Governor studies new laws and 4-H beef sale planned
Santa Fe governor Clyde Tingley outlines plans to study the recently enacted laws and delay the revenue commissioner appointment pending Connelly’s report. He projects savings from tax agency consolidation. Meanwhile the second annual 4-H Chile baby beef call show and sale opens March 27 under the Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders' Association with about 20 calves, consignors include Reeves, Bonnell Ranch, Betts, Hill, Hedgecoxe, French, Ownbey and Young.
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Supreme Court to Hear Zinn Case Wednesday
Santa Fe March 18 AP The New Mexico supreme court will hear arguments Wednesday on whether to adopt the Bar Commission findings against Justice A L Zinn for ethics violations. A district judge will be invited to sit with the four justices. This marks the court's first review of one of its own members. Zinn was found to misuse remittances for personal use.
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Elms Planted At Country Club Amid Expansion Plans
Six hundred fifty Chinese Elm trees have been planted at the Country Club grounds with 490 more to follow. The trees, raised at the club nursery from seed provided years ago by Governor Clyde Tagley, range from 8 to 14 feet. Captain James Cowan directs the planting as part of a broader grounds improvement at the club in the Pecos valley. Funeral services are planned for James I. Stephens at Elkins.
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Tree Plantings Now Totals 1497 Across State
Gov Davey faces impediment as alleged corruption charge looms. Washington debate on immediate payment of 420 billion dollar soldiers' bonus set for House action tomorrow with Vinson or Patman bill likely to pass. Louis M Howe reports a comfortable night as condition remains unchanged. Wiley Post plans sub stratosphere flight from coast to coast within two weeks.
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Governor Urges Arbor Day Observance By Schools
Santa Fe reports the governor issued a proclamation urging schools to suspend part of classes and hold programs focused on trees and planting to mark Arbor Day on April 5. The notice appears in the morning dispatches from March 18.
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Wahl Rogers Sees Honest Voters in Action
Beverly Hills California report quotes Congressman on public officials and voter letters. John Stevens McGreaty praised as humanitarian writer of Mission play. Greaty’s reply mocks a critic demanding trees on Sierra Madre mountains and ends with a sharp jab at Congress.
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State Land Leases Move On Grazing Lands
Santa Fe reports State Land Commissioner Frank Vesely toured Albuquerque for grazing land lease sales and planned a follow up meeting to discuss the Taylor Grazing Act. The visit underscored ongoing efforts to manage public grazing resources and enforce federal grazing policy.
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State Finance Board Meeting Held This Afternoon
Santa Fe March 18 AP The state finance board will meet this afternoon after a delay last week when the Governor was out of town.
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Roswell Masons at Grand Lodge Meet in Clovis
A large Roswell Masons contingent attends the fifty seventh communication of the New Mexico Grand Lodge in Clovis. Attendees include Tom Hall Willard Prager Lloyd B Johnson Elmer Riemen Lucius Dills Paul Carrigan Arthur Allison Myron Prager and Major John T McClure. William T S O Hara of Toledo Ohio general grand high priest visited with Lloyd B Johnson and toured Carlsbad Caverns with the New Mexico Royal Arch leaders.
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State first landscape project approved in New Mexico
Santa Fe March 18 AP New Mexico's first landscaping project for public highway beautification a stretch less than a mile long at Las Cruces has been approved by the Bureau of Public Roads and work will start by the contractor this week according to Grover Conroy state highway engineer.
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Lamson murder trial recounts sighting with blonde woman
A report from San Jose says David A. Lamson, on trial for his wife’s murder, was seen in a parked car with a blonde woman early on the morning of the killing, dominating today’s Lamson trial proceedings. Atlantic City offers a 10500 dollar prize for a three cornered debate among General Hugh Es Johnson Senator Huey Long and Rev. Charles E. Coughlin.
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