President Roosevelts moves to halt auto strike
President Roosevelt sought to avert a nationwide auto industry strike by summoning industry leaders to Washington and asking union officials to defer the action, while pressing railroads and workers over wage talks. A power plant strike began in Detroit as the president urged restraint and a six month wage extension.
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Associated Press
United States
Weirton Steel Company
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
New York
Detroit
Power Roller Bearing Company
Independent Ward Convention Nominates Fifth Ward Candidate
J J Brochheuser was nominated as a candidate for city council from the Fifth Ward at a convention of independent citizens held at the Chamber of Commerce. His name will appear on official ballots. Santiago Gonzales is the Democratic alderman candidate for the Fifth Ward. Roswell voters may vote for one candidate per ward, with the race open to all city voters. L S Croissant presided, O L Bullock secretary, convention well attended.
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J. J. Brochheuser
Chamber of Commerce
Brockheuser
Santiago Gonzales
Roswell
Government Mail Debate Sparks Calmed Talk in Santa Monica
A Santa Monica reader urges calmer discussion on air mail control. The writer notes heated tempers and argues for compromise rather than retaliation, asserting government authority over mail delivery and the army's potential role. The piece dismisses opposition to government actions as futile and calls for cooler heads to prevail.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Silver and Cotton Bills Move Toward Senate Clash
Washington March 20 AP The silver remonetization farm relief bill faces a Senate vote after a strong House approval. Senate leaders said passage hinges on presidential support, while opponents decry fiat money. The House sent the bill through 257 to 112, with silver priced above world levels in potential payment.
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Washington
House
White House
Senate
Houce
President Roosevelt warns railroads over wage dispute
President Roosevelt urged settlement of the railroad wage dispute and proposed a public commission to study the case if no agreement is reached. He endorsed a six month extension of the current wage pact as workers seek a 20 percent rise effective July 1 while managers plan a further five percent cut.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Paul Brissenden
Columbia
University
Battle Bandits Die in Farmyard Shootout near Jenks
In Jenks Oklahoma early today officers engaged three men in a farm lane linked to last week’s $21,500 Atchison bank robbery. One man Jack Johnson was killed, another Thomas Whitewater was wounded and guarded at a Tulsa hospital, the third escaped. A woman ally, identified as Mrs. Johnson and Jackie Hibbs, was arrested. Police pursue Jake Cook.
Proposal Would Limit Birth Control Mailings to Married Couples
Washington March 20 physician lobby advances revision of Hastings birth control bill allowing mailing of birth control information only to married persons.
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Washington
Hastings
National Farm Holiday Head to Speak in State
Milo Reno president of the National Farm Holiday Association will speak in Albuquerque on Friday night. He plans stops at Clovis Portales Roy and Tucumcari earlier in the week to outline legislation for agricultural rehabilitation. Robert H. LaFolette of Albuquerque said in a statement.
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Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday Association
Robert H. LaFolette
Reno
Clovis
Portales
Roy
Tucumcari
McNally Services Set For Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Jane McNally who died yesterday morning will be held tomorrow afternoon at three oclock from the Ballard chapel Rev Julian Atwood pastor of the First Baptist Church will conduct assisted by Rev LeRoy Thompson Music will be by the First Baptist Church choir Pallbearers are Albert Pruit W J McInnes Capt R E Bower and John Hall Burial will be at South Park.
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Ida Jane McNally
Ballard Chapel
Julian Atwood
First Baptist Church
LeRoy Thompson
Albert Pruit
W. J. McInnes
R. E. Bower
John Hall
South Park
Masters invitation entries announced in Augusta
The Masters invitation tournament opens Thursday in Augusta with fourteen amateurs and forty seven professionals entered. Bobby Jones will play his first competitive event since his grand slam aided by George T. Dunlap of Pinehurst, the reigning US amateur champion, and C. Ross Somerville of Toronto, the 1932 amateur champion.
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Augusta
Bobby Jones
Jones
George T. Dunlap
Pinehurst
United States
C. Ross Somerville
Toronto
Canada
Extradition Ordered for Martin Insull to United States
Toronto March 20. Sir William Mulock chief justice signed the order of the court of appeal for the extradition of Martin J. Insull to the United States to face charges of embezzlement involving 364 720 dollars.
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Toronto
William Mulock
Court of Appeal
Martin J. Insull
United States
Silver men in Congress set meeting for tomorrow night
Washington March 20 AP News says after passing the first silver legislation in 44 years House members backing silver rehabilitation plan will meet tomorrow night to map the future course. Representative Martin of Colorado chairs the silver coordination committee, named at an inter mountain caucus weeks ago.
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Congress
Washington
House
Martin
D-Cole
Silver Coordination Committee
Clear Path Seen for Plan to Create 12 New Banks
Democratic leaders saw a reasonably clear path for President Roosevelt's plan to establish 12 new banks aimed at injecting 700 million dollars into key industries. A Senate Banking Committee hearing set for tomorrow will review the bill to create a banking system with one bank per Federal Reserve district, while a parallel House group plans to begin work soon. The push stresses immediate relief for the medium sized business sector as bills to enact the program were ready in both chambers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve District
Senate Banking Committee
House
Capitol
Selecting Jury in Trial of Sen Vogel
In Gallup New Mexico March 20 AP Senator F Vogel pleaded not guilty as trial opened with jury selection. By noon 24 veniremen were called with two remaining and no pre emptory challenges used by the State.
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Sen. Vogel
Gallup
N. M
F. Vogel
Gallup Town Board
Vogel
Governor Calls Meet C of C Secretaries
Santa Fe march 20 AP Governor A W Hockenhull sends a letter to communities in New Mexico asking chamber of commerce secretaries and others to attend a 10 a m meeting next Monday march 26 in Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico
11Th Legislative Assembly
Chambers of Commerce
Wheat farmers in four states receive farm payments
Washington reports that wheat farmers in Colorado received 1,320,676 dollars in rental and benefit payments, Montana up to 3,209,505 dollars, New Mexico 334,396 dollars and Wyoming 264,126 dollars. New Mexico cotton growers received 363,307 dollars in payments.
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New Mexico
Washington
Colorado
Farm Administration
Montana
Wyoming
Oil and Gas Permits End in 1934
Representative Carter says no extensions for oil and gas prospecting permits will be granted after December 31 1934. The Interior Department solicitor's office confirmed the ruling today.
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Washington
Carter
R-Wye
Solicitor’s Office of
The
Interior Department
Record Safeway Cooking School Opens Tomorrow in Roswell
A long planned event for women of Roswell and surrounding areas starts tomorrow afternoon. Record Safeway Stores cooking school runs Wed Thu Fri afternoons 1 to 4 at the Woman's Club banquet room led by Mrs Helen Brown McMillen. Free demonstrations, recipes, merchant displays and Thursday ice cream by Sunset Creamery. Attendance urged with a special four page Record supplement detailing faculty and schedule.
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Helen Brown McMillen
Woman’s Club
Roswell
Record Safeway Stores
Safeway Stores
Record
Insull Hopes 10 Return to U. S.
Greek attorney says Samuel Insull plans to return to the United States after his case ends and live peacefully in America the rest of his life. The report comes as the aged fugitive awaits developments in his legal situation.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
United States
America
Associated Press Today
Stock Market Regulation Bill Gains Narrow Consensus
A revised stock market regulation bill began congressional consideration as the administration and the treasury with the federal reserve board move toward compromise. The measure aims to ease stricter provisions while keeping substantial regulatory authority intact.
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Washington
Administration
Treasury and
Federal Reserve Board
One Third Mexican Divorces Are Bogus
The American Consulate in Mexico City reported to the state department that an investigation found more than one third of divorce decrees issued in Morelos were fraudulent. Many bogus decrees had been issued to American citizens.
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Washigton
Mexico
D. C
State Department
Morelos
Daytona Beach Passes Several New City Taxes
Daytona Beach Florida laws create a 2 percent sales tax a tax on newspaper advertising and about six other new taxes after ordinances approved by the city commission yesterday.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Grain Code Signed by Secretary Wallace Today
Secretary Wallace signed the code of fair competition for the grain exchanges, outlining new rules and standards for market conduct and pricing. The action signals a federal push toward standardized practices across grain trading platforms.
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Washington
Wallace
Roach Named Register of Las Cruces Land Office
President Roosevelt named Paul A. Roach for the position of register at the U S land office in Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Roach Register
U. S. Land Office
Washington
Roosevelt
Paul A. Roach
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Antarctic rescue awaits break in weather for Byrd crewmen
Rescue teams sought clearer skies to reach two Byrd expedition members stranded after an uncharted ice field forced their airplane down 15 miles from Little America. Pilot William C. Bowlin and wireless operator Clay Bailey landed during a Sunday night storm while returning from a depot 100 miles from base.
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Littlee America
Antarctica
MacKay Radio
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Little America
William C. Bowlin
Clay Bailey
New Mexico Military Institute to Host Thursday Barbecue
The New Mexico Military Institute will hold a barbecue at Forsythe Well six miles west of Roswell on Thursday at noon for the cadet corps Roswell Rotary Club members and other guests. Baby beeves from the 4-H Club sale will be served as cadets enjoy a day outing and work on a tactical problem for the Institute’s annual inspection replacing the Rotary Club meeting this week.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Forsythe
Roswell
Cadet Corps
Rotary Club
Senate asks list of silver hoarders
The senate requested Secretary Morgenthau provide a list of individuals or entities hoarding silver. The move aims to reveal concentrations of silver holdings amid ongoing financial concerns.
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