France Seeks to Regroup Allies for Security Talks
London dispatch reports Captain Anthony Eden set for Paris talks with France and Italy to craft a new security system for Europe while Germany’s naval size and colonial questions loom. Paris discussions prepare for Berlin meetings with Hitler as Britain resists returning former colonies.
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Associated Press
London
Anthony Eden
Europe
Great Britain
Paris
Germany
Italy
France
Reich
Sir John
Stockmen Meet in Roswell for Annual Conventions
New Mexico Cattle Growers and Wood Growers plan a three day gathering in Roswell with joint sessions Tuesday and separate meetings Monday and Wednesday. Federal officials will discuss the Taylor Act and Forest Service grazing fees while topics include wool financing, erosion control, land issues, and reimport tariffs. Local leaders and dignitaries including Gov. Clyde Tingley attend. events feature a bull sale, barbecue, parade, dance, and tea for visiting women.
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Roswell
New Mexico
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico Wood Growers Association
F. R. Carpenter
Department of the Interior
C. E. Rachford
Forest Service
Old Mexico
Fred Ellinwood
Red Bluff
Calif
National Wool Growers Association
Charles Collines
Wit Carson
Colo
American National Livestock Association
Charles Redd
la Salle
Utah
National Wool Marketing Association
F. E. Mollin
Denver
Clyde Tingley
Co. M. Botts
Albuquerque
Southwestern Conservation League
Cattle Growers Executive Committee
Chamber of Commercce
Sheep Sanitary Board
Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders’ Association
Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
New México Military Institute Cadet Corps
Country Club
Richberg Takes Command of the NRA in Washington
Donald R. Richberg was named acting chairman of the NRA as President Roosevelt and AFL leaders presented a united front against threats to the Blue Eagle. The reorganization expands the NRA board to seven, adding labor and industry representatives, amid talk of AFL support for the Wagner labor disputes bill.
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Roosevelt
State Department
United States
Hitler
Germany
Pittman
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
American Federation of Labor
Richberg
Clay Williams
Administration
A. F. of L
William Green
White House
Senate Labor Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Justice Zinn Reprimanded Over Ethics Charge Costs
Santa Fe March 22 AP Supreme Court Justice A L Zinn was reprimanded and ordered to pay 423.49 for investigation costs after the state bar found he violated ethics rules. The case traced to two $500 remittances intended for delinquent taxes, which Zinn routed through a brokerage in Los Angeles, mingling trust funds with his own.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
A. L. Zinn
McKinley County
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Zinn
H. L. Williams
Williams
EB. F. Hutton
Los Angeles
Board of Bar Commissioners
American Bar Association
Mat Tourney Opening Tonite at NMMI Cahoon Armory
The New Mexico Military Institute hosts a two night invitational boxing and wrestling tournament at Cahoon Armory with West Texas State Teachers Canyon Texas New Mexico University and other schools. Tonight eight o'clock admission forty cents. Tonight features numerous boxing matches in 115 to 175 pounds and cadet bouts. Saturday night continues with winners advancing to specified weight class bouts and heavyweight matches. Also a correction notes a hotel manager misprint in yesterdays Record.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Cahoon Armory
West Texas State Teachers College of Canyon
Texas
New Mexico University
New Mexico Agricultural College
Albuquerque Indian School
West Texas Teachers
New Mexico Aggies
The
Albuquerque Indians
Institute
Pecos Valley Music Festival Opens in Roswell
The Pecos Valley Music Festival at the Baptist Church draws over 390 young musicians from Roswell and nearby towns. Piano and voice contests today, free public program tonight, and violin ensembles and rosters tomorrow feature judges from New Mexico Normal University and local ensembles under Roswell and area directors.
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Pecos Valley
Artesia
Carlsbad
Lovington
Roswell
New Mexico Normal University
Jasse Hosford
H. L. Ballenger
Augusta O’malley
Elizabeth Gant
Baptist Church
Protests Grow as Nations Pressure Germany
Beverly Hills letter writer reports Europe’s protests turning inward among France Italy and others scolding Germany less than urging action. He notes growing American military aid while observers shrug at neighbors’ indifference and question loyalty to supplying troops.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Europe
Germany
France
Italy
UNM Track Opens Season With Arizona Meet
The University of New Mexico will start its track season with a dual meet against the University of Arizona in Tucson on April 13. Faculty athletics manager Tom L. Popejoy has sought a practice meet beforehand but has not secured one. The Lobos have many athletes in daily practice and are expected to provide strong competition in most events.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas Dokinn
House
Fig
Thomas
Arizona
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Tom L. Popejoy
Popejoy
Lobo
Cotton Futures Steady as May Contracts Rise in New York
In New York on March 22 AP reports a quiet morning followed by steady cotton gains. May contracts climbed from 10.71 to 10.81 with active months up 8 to 11 points, futures ending 23 to 24 points higher. May 10.99, Jay 11.00, Oct 106.66, Dec 10.738, Jan 10.86. spot middling 11.30.
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Galveston
New York
Jay
Free Schoolchildren’s Show At Yucca Theatre
Saturday morning at 9 o clock the Yucca theatre opens its doors for a free program for several hundred youngsters under 14. If Yucca is crowded Ted Jones will move the show to the Princess Theatre. Attendance required by 9 a.m. for all children.
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Yucca Theatre
Ted Jones
Yuecn
Princess Theatre
Cutting Asks Oil Permit Extension
Senator Cutting of New Mexico argues a study of oil and gas leasing bills shows a deliberate Interior Department aim to bar small landholders from potential oil rights on public lands. He endorses the 1920 General Leasing Act as workable with existing amendments.
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Washington
Senator Cutting
R-Nm
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Greever
Interior Department
Cutting
Hearing On School Budgets In April In New Mexico
RH Grissom, New Mexico educational budget auditor, will conduct hearings on the budgets of Chaves county municipal and rural schools for the next fiscal year. A meeting will be held at the Chaves County School Superintendent's office here on April 23. He will also hold hearings in Fort Sumner, Clovis, Portales, Lovington, Carlsbad, Alamogordo, and Carrizozo on listed dates in April.
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RH. Grissom
New Mexico
Chaves County
Fort Sumner
Clovis
Portales
Lovington
Carlsbad
Alamogordo
Carrizozo
Roswell Woman Mrs Buss Died After Short Illness
Mrs George H Buss, a Roswell resident for 38 years, died at home at 308 West First Street at age 77 after a two day illness. Born in Lena Illinois, she came to Roswell with her husband in 1897 and lived on a ranch near Cumberland before moving to town. Survived by her husband and two sisters Della Stephens of Della Illinois and another sister in California. Ballard Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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George H. Buss
Roswell
West First Street
Cumberland
Buss
Christian Science Church
Della Stephens
Della, Ilinois
California
Ballard Funeral Home
Ten Charged in Gambling Raids Bond Status Details
Ten persons named in gambling raid charges posted or expected to post bonds, except Tom Bowman who was not expected to bond. H W Haynes Otho Murphy Harry Kitzelman and James Cash faced counts of operating games of chance. Dr T J Pearson charged with permitting games on his premises. players included Bob Owens Herman Trujillo C F Clark Tom.
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Tom Bowman
H. W. Haynes
Otho Murphy
Harry Kitzelman
James Cash
T. J. Pearson
Bob Owens
Herman Trujillo
C. F. Clark
Tom
Townsite Well Prospects Good in Hobbs Oil Field
The townsite oil well at Dalmont and Taylor streets Hobbs was drilled to 4215 feet by Noble Brothers Drilling Company. Tubing is in place and acidizing preparations were underway. Prospects are said to be good for a productive well.
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Dalmont
Taylor Streets
Hobbs
Noble Brothers Drilling Company
Relief Protests Heard By County Officials
P Johnson chairman Lake J Frazier assistant district attorney and Ralph Sheehan county clerk heard and recorded protests from many on the relief rolls at the district courtroom this afternoon. Protests alleged inability to obtain adequate relief and other relief concerns. Protests were recorded for investigation.
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Is. P. Johnson
Board of County Commissioners
Lake J.frazier
Ralph Sheehan
Alexander Wheeler Dies at 34 in Carrizozo
Alexander M. Wheeler age 34 died at his Carrizozo home yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. He had lived there eight years. Frank LePeil of Ballard Funeral Home left yesterday to prepare the body for forwarding on the afternoon train from Carrizozo to Cleveland Ohio where the burial will take place.
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Alexander Wheeler
Alexander M. Wheeler
Carrizozo
Mr. Wheeler
Frank LePeil
Ballard Funeral Home
Cleveland
Ohio
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