Roosevelt Pushes Farm Relief Bill Through House Vote
In Washington the administration farm relief measure faced a 182 to 102 House tally with all amendments barred as debate loomed for final passage. Republican Snell denounced the bill as Democratic patronage while labor groups opposed it citing a $1 day wage and mandatory allotments for married men.
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House Gives Final U K Beer Bill Passes in House
The U K 3.2 beer bill won final passage in the house, but adjournment prevented sending it to President Roosevelt this day. No roll call was recorded, and Vice President signs when the senate sits. If signed by noon tomorrow sale may begin on April sixth or seventh in states with no restrictions. Senate also approved wine provision by a 43 to 36 vote.
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No Money For Dry-Wet Vote On Sept 19
Santa Fe reports the 11th New Mexico legislature set September 19 for a state constitutional vote on liquor prohibition but provided no funding for ballot printing registration or poll books. Secretary of State may seek emergency funds or printer help. no money appropriated for ballots or related costs. President Roosevelt proposes 250000 jobs in forests and civilain conservation camps to begin immediate relief and unemployment reduction.
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Albuquerque Seeks Road Upgrade To Scenic Gallina El Vado Span
The Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce asks the state highway department to improve the Gallina to El Vado road near the site of the proposed Middle Rio Grande conservancy district storage dam. Secretary Lawrence N. Kremer traveled to Santa Fe to discuss the project. The road partly sits on an old railroad right of way and upgrading it would improve access to a scenic state section.
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Per cent party hints at rising treasury take
An informal exchange hints that a small social outing will become costly as friends joke about increasing tips and spending. The dialogue notes the treasury will profit more than the drinkers, suggesting higher costs or taxes may be involved.
Haywood Delivers Noted Masonry Talk At New Mexico Banquet
The banquet at The Woman's Club closed the first day of the New Mexico Grand Lodge annual meeting with H L Haywood of the Grand Lodge of New York delivering a praised lecture on the Motto of Freemasonry. 157 visiting Masons plus 16 Roswell Masons attended, total 293, with a turkey dinner served by Roswell Chapter OES.
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Big Navy Men Seek Roosevelt Help For Shipbuilding Plan
Washington march 21 ap the navy advocates count on a Roosevelt employment relief push to fund 60 million dollars a year for ten years to build ships under the 1930 London treaty limits. Chairman Vinson said progress is being made and outlined specific ship and aircraft goals using relief funds. He asserted most spending goes to labor and would run until treaty ceilings are met.
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Johnson to Seek 25 Percent Farm Valuation Cut
Commissioner Sylvester Johnson announced at a county board meeting that, when the board sits as the board of equalization, he will move for a 25 percent reduction in valuation on all farm property and improvements in the county. He gave no further details. The equalization board will organize on the first Monday in April and hear complaints on the first Monday in May.
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Pioneer Hightower Visits Roswell After Fifty-Two Years
Will Hightower, longtime Eagle Creek resident and Southern Pacific intake manager, is in Roswell on mining business. He recalls arriving in Seven Rivers in 1881 and notes changes in Roswell since then. Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley: fair tonight, likely warmer Wednesday.
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Asheville selects Bunny Bainbridge for World Fair Queen
Miss Bunny Bainbridge of Asheville North Carolina has been chosen to represent the city as candidate for the World Fair Queen in the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago in June. She receives a $100 check and all expenses paid to Chicago with a cash prize of $5000 for the winner.
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Ingalls Reports New Mexico Vets Anxious Over Economy Plan
Colonel H A Ingalls chief surgeon of the Roswell Military Institute says New Mexico veterans await details of the economy program. Edgar F Puryear secretary to Senator Cutting says he will inform newspapermen as soon as information becomes available.
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Four Held in Ohio Kidnapping Case
Youngstown Ohio March 21 Four men were held for questioning in the kidnapping of Peter Myers Jr a 15 year old Masury boy The father said they are friends of mine and not connected Detectives Reed and two others arrested the men last night The elder Myers made a futile trip to Masury in a bid to locate his son who was snatched Saturday by three armed men one of whom thrust a note to the chauffeur reading Keep your mouth shut Dont tell police Our agent will see you in a few days
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Masury
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Commander Gantz Speaks Tonight at Legion Banquet
Paul R. Gantz commander of the New Mexico American Legion chapter will speak at the Charles M. de Bremond Post No. 28 banquet at The Woman's Club tonight starting 6:20. He will deliver a vital message to all ex-service men and guests are urged to attend. A fine entertainment program is planned and dinner is 50 cents per plate.
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Beer can be sold in 14 states after legalization
State capitals report that at least 14 states will permit beer sales immediately once the federal government legalizes it, 15 days after President Roosevelt signs the 3.2 per cent bill. Other states show varied timing or local licensing actions, while at least 16 have no current licensing moves amid ongoing prohibition repeal questions. States listed include Arizona, California, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Wisconsin.
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Family dead of carbon monoxide on yacht
Vancouver, March 21 AP The family of W Cross of Capp Alberta perished in a carbon monoxide tragedy aboard a drifting yacht off Burrard inlet Authorities called the deaths accidental with the bodies found in a tightly closed cabin on the vessel Five members were aboard during what was intended as a pleasure cruise and all were killed by gas in the cabin
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Herriot Urges France to Pay UC Debts
Former French premier Edouard Herriot urged immediate payment of the 19 million dollars in interest on war debts owed to the United States and Leon Blum. He spoke to Radical Socialist groups and said he would take no initiative since his government was overthrown. Blum told Socialists to stick to the chamber’s December refusal until Roosevelt’s position met creditors’ conference terms.
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Cattle Growers Hit Trade, Legislation Topics At NM Meet
Tucumcari March 21 AP Chief NM tax commissioner Byron Beall and F E Mollin of the American National Livestock Association led the morning session of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association convention. Beall briefed on recent legislature work while Mollin discussed current livestock industry problems. Frank Vesely spoke on land commissioner relations with cattlemen and Col E B Wentworth addressed trade issues. Officers will be elected and the 1934 convention city chosen this afternoon.
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Young Democrats Meet Tonight in Chaves County
A meeting of the Young Democrats club of Chaves county is set for tonight at 8 at 513 North Pennsylvania, hosted by president Ross L. Malone Jr. Dan H. Wilmot speaks on Roosevelt as man and president, with Jacobson School of the Dance pupils and Mrs Norma Bogan providing entertainment. Malon e announces permanent standing committees replacing temporary ones with members named for publicity, membership, finance, and activities.
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John Allen Phinizy
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Plans for Spring Frolic Shaping Up Roswell April 1
Southeastern New Mexico plans for a free all day Spring Frolic on Main Street Roswell April 1 outline vaudeville skating races broom ball contests a street dance and a novelty show. Roswell organizers aim to invite regional residents and distribute 5000 fold ers. The event seeks to become an annual celebration of better times.
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Hoover arrives in Oakland briefly before Palo Alto greet
Herbert Hoover landed in Oakland on March 21 and received greetings from state officials and Republican leaders before departing by car to his Stanford University home. The formal welcome was staged in Palo Alto.
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Football official fatally wounded in family shooting
Columbus Ohio March 21 AP football official and national rules adviser lambert was shot and fatally wounded by his 17 year old son during a family quarrel. The youth reported the shooting as accidental after a confrontation over a choking incident involving lambert and his wife. Doctors described lambert's condition as extremely serious with the bullet injuring his lung and liver.
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Colman Quits Movies for Two Years
Hollywood star Ronald Colman plans a two year film hiatus leaving for Havana aboard Santa Lucia and then boarding the Orduna to England with orders from friends in Hollywood. The move follows an informal declaration of retirement from active screen work. Colman was en route to Havana when the announcement circulated.
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