Hoover says liberty over bureaucratic rule for nation
Former President Herbert Hoover urged California Republicans to choose American liberty over regimentation as the nation faces an economic crossroads. He criticized administration theories as self-exposed and called for a rebirth of the Republican Party to uphold fundamental American principles.
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Disputes Over Flights Of Radio Plane In Oakland
Controversy lingers after government tests with a radio compass plane intended to guarantee safe ocean flights ended abruptly. Major Chester Snow, who led the Pacific flight tests, resigned from the commerce department staff without explanation in a telegram to Eugene Vidal, head of the air commerce bureau in Washington.
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Eugene Vidal
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Washington
Senate Likely To Also Pass The Bonus Bill
Washington March 23 AP Jubilant supporters of the bonus plan aim to move on the Senate after a sweeping House victory. They expect bipartisan backing for immediate payment of 2000 million dollars to World War veterans, despite Roosevelt administration opposition. If approved, a veto test and possible currency changes loom. The House passed the Patman bill 318 to 90 as NRA hearings proceed.
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Concert Festival Delights Big Audience At First Baptist
Last night the auditorium at First Baptist church hosted a Pecos Valley Music Festival featuring over three hundred young musicians from Roswell Lovington Hagerman Carlsbad Portales Artesia Carrizozo Tubaosa and other towns. Judges from New Mexico Normal University released ratings for piano solo ages 7 to 11 noting many excellent and superior performances.
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Manuel Oracion
Helen Noah
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H. L. Ballenger
Augusta O'Malley
Elizabeth Gant
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Tubaosa
Portales
Artesia
Rail freight cars saga stalls in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills California a discussion on railroad freight car limits reveals confusion among state legislatures. A weeklong effort settled on 74 cars, prompting optimism for recovery and anticipation that railroads will act quickly to move 74 empty cars.
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Exhibition Baseball Today at Lakeland From AP
Brooklyn North defeated Detroit in an exhibition game at Lakeland Florida with a 16 to 9 score after 16 1 innings. Zachary Clark and Lopez yielded runs for Brooklyn while Marberry Auker Cesnovar and Reiber pitched for Detroit.
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Officers Elected At Masonic Meetings In New Mexico
In Clovis on March 23 AP report states the three day Masonic week closes tonight with elections. Eastern Star Grand Matron Mrs. Joe Benton Lusk and Grand Patron Wallace Carmack lead a slate alongside Knights Templar officers in session.
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Roswell
Edith Turner
Santa Rita
Wallace Carmack
Ernest M. Brickly
Carrizoro
George D. Robinson
Deming
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John W. Turner
Silver City
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Albuquerque
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Edward R. Paul
Santa Fe
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Grand Recorder
Samuel E. Wood
Gallup
Robinson
Eric S. Kintsel
Raton
James A. Mackenzie
Alva F. H. Hamilton
Tucumcari
Arthur C. Culver
Relief Protests Heard By County Board in Roswell
County board members heard seventy two relief protest complaints in Roswell about inability to obtain funds for work, access to the relief office, and courteous treatment. The hearing panel included S P Johnson as chairman, Lake J Frazier assistant district attorney, and Ralph Sheehan county clerk. All protests were recorded for investigation.
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Lake J. Frazier
Ralph Sheehan
Bowman Replaces Truck Destroyed by Fire
Bowman's Bakery proprietor Co. E Bowman returns from Kansas City with a new Ford V-8 delivery truck to replace the one destroyed by fire. He visited relatives while in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
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Photo Studio Moves to Bank of Commerce Building
Mrs. Claude Allison moved her photographic studio today to the Bank of Commerce building at Fourth and Main for a three week period.
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Claude Allison
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Regulations to Administer Grazing Act in New Mexico
Albuquerque March 23 AP tentative draft regulations for administering the Taylor grazing law were released by C M M Botts head of the state advisory committee. A state committee on public cooperation will include land commissioner interior representative cattle and wool growers associations game departments university of New Mexico and other groups. The committee meets quarterly with an annual April meeting and each district grazing panel has six veteran growers and a seventh local wildlife representative.
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Six bandit captors killed in Mexico clash. Fowler still held
El Mexicano reports six members of a band kidnapping engineer Mark Fowler were killed and others wounded in a battle with federal troops led by General Panfilo Natera near Zacatecas. A Fowler servant was rescued and guided troops to the captivity site.
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Agreement for 40 Percent Increase in Army Strength
Washington March 23 Agreement on an immediate increase in the authorized strength of the standing army by 40 percent was reached today by Senate and House conferees on the 400 million war department appropriation bill. The accord followed House concessions removing discretionary authority to set the growth rate beyond the present 118 750 men toward a 165 000 level.
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Senate Passes Work-Relief Bill With Inflation Rider
Washington dispatch reports the Senate approved a 4.88 billion work relief bill with a silver inflation provision. The conference will reconcile House and Senate differences. The bill funds public works and direct relief, and allows President Roosevelt flexible spending with near eight hundred million reallocations, amid a 68 to 16 vote.
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Dust area in Colorado seeks Red Cross aid
A dust pneumonia outbreak from a south eastern Colorado dust storm leaves six dead and over 100 seriously ill in Baca county towns Springfield and Lamar. Officials appeal to Red Cross and Colorado Board of Health for immediate help as farms lie buried under six foot dust, with Governor Johnson offering aid and ERA/FERA workers moving stricken children to safer homes. Livestock losses are reported and remote roads hinder access to Lamar Hospital.
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Relieved State Motor Patrolman Oldham in New Mexico
Lu ther H. Oldham, recently assigned to the Roswell district, was relieved of duties as a state motor patrolman. He was suspended after a revolver was fired while pursuing a car in Carlsbad, where the autoist faced a minor traffic charge. The board ruled the shot unjustified and named no successor.
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Luther H. Oldham
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Oldham
Carlsbad
Governor Statement on News Handling in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on March 23 Governor Clyde Tingley declared that established New Mexico news agencies have been fair and impartial in reporting capital activities. He praised bona fide reporters and said a state press conference is open to any newspaperman, while criticizing what he called political propaganda by the so-called progressive press.
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Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Hatch votes to table Thomas silver plan in Senate
Senator Carl Hatch of New Mexico voted to table the Thomas silver plan while Senator Cutting was absent and did not vote. This action left the measure without support from both sides of the chamber.
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Carl Hatch
Thomas Silver
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