Resignation of Dr. Sanchez Presented in Santa Fe
The State Board of Education accepts the resignation of Dr. George J. Sanchez director of statistics and information. Sanchez cites lack of state funding as hindering the division after a Rockefeller grant ends in June. He plans to terminate May 1 with resignation effective June 1. He recommends Victor Quaran and Lena Alarid to carry on division duties and offers continued assistance.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Education
George J. Sanchez
Department of Statistics and Information
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Rockefeller Fundation
Foundation
Rockpier
San Jose
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State University
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Department of Education
Himm
State Department of Education
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Board of Education
Victor Qaran
Lena Alarid
Burns Prove Fatal to Socorro Woman
Mrs massancio Miera, 64, wife of Bocorro county deputy clerk, died in a local hospital from burns suffered while building a kitchen fire several weeks earlier. Survived by husband, two sons and five daughters.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Massancio Miera
Bocorro County
Miner Killed in Madrid Mine Accident
A miner named Ed Praezel died after a rock fall at the Lamb Mine in Madrid New Mexico on Tuesday afternoon. The incident marks Madrid’s first fatal accident in two years. Warren Bracewell a mine inspector will attend the inquest scheduled for Thursday in Madrid.
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Madrid
N. M
Albuquerque
Ed Praezel
Warren Bracewell
Harlem Riot After False Beating Rumor Spurs Night of Violence
New York March 20 AP Hundreds of police restored order as Harlem, the large Negro district, saw rioting and gunfire. Two Black men, including Charles Alston, were in critical condition after jumping from a six story roof during a raid. Ten shot total. white hoodlums clashed with Black marauders amid a violence fueled by a false rumor. Dozens held in Harlem and Washington Heights courts later, with heavy guards.
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New York
Harlem
Pital
Charles Alston
Alston
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Washington Heights
Burns Says We Are Out of the Low Mood
Washington reports Treasury forecast shows March income tax receipts up about 29 percent from a year ago, with officials predicting over 300 million dollars for March. Burns urged Congress to finish work and go home, while other leaders saw no need for new taxes. Harlem rioting followed claims a youth was killed but he survived, police used force to disperse crowds, and a Kress store incident sparked widespread disorder with property damage.
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Washington
Burns
Treasury
Congress
Sam Hill
D-Wash
Bureau of Internal Revenue Statistics
Harlem
Line Rivera
S. H. Kress and Co
Jackson Smith
Rivera
Kress
Anne
Joe
Disorder Spreads as Riots Break Out on 124th Street
Street violence erupts between Seventh and Eighth Avenues with police under heavy guard as bricks and stones fly. Law-abiding citizens shelter, and once calm returns, streets empty and policemen guard shattered storefronts.
Gold Digging Is Less Prevalent Than Formerly
A 1935 Chicago Tribune syndicated fiction fragment follows Joe and his girlfriend Anne as money worries strain their romance. Joe cuts lunches to fund gas while Anne hides savings plans and insists on family meals at her home, hinting at marriage as she quietly saves.
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