Union Proposal Rejected By Auto Manufacturers Eas First Snow Of Winter Falls Here Today
Roswell reports first snow of the season bringing moisture for pasture and spring lambing. Weather bureau notes about one eighth inch moisture from snowfall. Snow began around 8:20 AM, continued intermittently to early afternoon. unsettled forecast for Roswell Pecos Valley, with warmer Sunday. Carlsbad also reports heavy snow.
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Roswell
Pecos
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Hopes For Peace Delayed By Action
Washington and Detroit report: a proposed settlement for the threatened automobile strike is rejected by manufacturers while union leaders consider further proposals. Workers resume factory duties for a third time this week as employers push shorter hours and higher wages. Roosevelt telegraphs progress to locals, and 14 plants implement the NACCs new work and wage schedules.
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Detroit
Roosevelt
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Charles J Stilwell in Roswell Sunday
Funeral services for Charles J Stilwell, prominent Roswell citizen, who died at the family home Friday morning, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the First Baptist Church. Rev Jusan Atwood will officiate with church choir music under Mrs W L Hill. Casket bearers are E C White J B Savage D J Shreengost F I Sullens C C Cagle and H T Hunter. Interment at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.
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Charles J. Stilwell
Roswell
First Baptist Church
Jusan Atwood
W. L. Hill
E. C. White
J. B. Savage
D. J. Shrecengost
F. I. Sullens
C. C. Cagle
H. T. Hunter
South Park
Talmage Mortuary
Nevada Heroic Governor Balzar Remembered in Western Note
The piece recalls Fred Balzar, described as a rugged and independent Nevada governor, a friend of the author who visited recently and presented a quirt. The tribute notes Balzar as a bold railroad worker and miner who embodied a no frills, rugged West ethos, and suggests Nevada’s distinctive character.
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Hollywood
Cainf
Fred Balzar
Union
Nevada
West
Senator Vogel Removed From Gallup Town Council
Gallup report states state senator C F Vogel was found guilty of corruption in office and using official influence to interfere with criminal law enforcement. Judge Harry P Owen removed him from the Gallup town board, with no costs awarded and no immediate plan for appeal. Woodward drawn judgment, filed in hotel room, effective then. Town board members had no comment. mayor Watson was out of town.
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Harry P. Owen
C. F. Vogel
Hugh Edet Woodward
Woodward
Owen
Vogel
H. T.watson
Plan Direct 0 Year Loans to Industry
Senator Glass drafts legislation to let the Federal Reserve make direct five year loans to industry. He proposes replacing Roosevelt and RFC plans with direct government credit, after meetings at the White House where he opposed a new system of 12 credit banks under the Fed.
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Federal Reserve System
Senator Glass
Dva
Treasury
Roosevelt
RFC
Glass
White House
Virginian
Local Roswell Deposits Jump Over Four Hundred Thousand
Roswell banks report deposits as of March 5 1934 totaling 2 815 967 29 with First National Bank taking over Bank of Commerce from March 5 1933. The combined deposits rose by 400 073 13 in one year, reflecting a substantial gain after the consolidation.
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First National Bank
First National Frank
Bank of Commerce
Roswell
New Mexico Music Festival draws big crowds in Roswell
Enthusiasm runs high as the Third Annual New Mexico Music Festival comes to Roswell on April 5 to 7. Gov. Day events at Carlsbad Cavern cap a festival boosted by wider participation from towns and schools, with Joseph E. Maddy guest conducting the All State High School Orchestra and Band.
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Roswell
Joseph E. Maddy
United States
Maddy
Michigan University
New Mexico Supervisors Section
The
New Mexico Educational Association
New Mexico Music Teachers Association
Carlsbad
All State High School
Job insurance plan debated in Congress and party reconciliation efforts
In Washington March 24 AP reports President Roosevelt endorsing a job insurance measure as part of the Wagner Lewis framework and urging Ways and Means action. In Albuquerque the Republican State Central Committee opens reconciliation talks, voting to exclude outsiders while inviting progressives to join, amid internal party divisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ways and Means
Doughton
House
Albuquerque
Republican State Central Committee
Progressive Party
Ed Safford
United States
H. O. Bursum
Bursum
Reed Holloman
Santa Fe
Holloman
Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
State Central Committee of the
Republican Committee
Veterans Bill Held Up in the Senate
Washington March 24 Senator Robinson of Arkansas Democratic leader declined to predict if the Senate would back its 118 million dollars veterans compensation clause or send the independent offices bill to conference. He did not say the companion amendment for federal city pay restoration would be settled quickly by a Senate recess to meet House demands.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Roswell Man Heads Knights Templar
Lloyd B. Johnson of Roswell was elected Grand Commander at a one day Grand Council conclave in Albuquerque. Other officers named include George D. Robinson of Deming as Deputy Grand Commander J W Turner of Silver City Grand Generalissimo H G Shelton of Albuquerque Grand Captain General Thomas J Hall of Roswell Grand Senior Warden Eric S Kintsel of Raton Grand Sword Bearer James A Mackenzie of Albuquerque Grandwarden A C Culver Grand Captain of the Guard.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Lloyd B. Johnson
Roswell
Knights of Templar
George D. Robinson
Deming
J. ,.W. Turner
Silver City
H. G. Shelton
Thomas J. Hall
Eric S. Kintsel
Raton
James A. Mackenzie
A. C. Culver
Guard
Indictment of 3 Oil Firms Shocks California Market
A federal grand jury charged 41 individuals and three oil firms including Standard Oil of California with price cutting and code violations. Associated Oil and Standard Oil face possible fines up to about 2.22 million dollars. Kenneth R. Kingsbury of Standard is named among the defendants as arrest warrants and bonds are issued.
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Los Angeles
California
Standard Oil of California
Standard and Associated Oil
Kenneth R. Kingsbury
Standard
Tr transient house fire in Lynchburg kills fourteen
A morning blaze at the Lynchburg Transient Bureau in downtown Lynchburg Virginia killed fourteen men and injured at least fifty. The fire started when a five gallon kettle of grease boiled over igniting wooden floors causing rapid spread and floor collapses within ten minutes. Two hundred men slept above in a double building sectioned by race.
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Lynchburg
Twelfth Street
President Roosevelt signs independence bill for Philippines
President Roosevelt signs the independence bill with congressional authors present. The measure would grant Philippine independence in ten to twelve years pending Philippine legislature approval by October 1. He told President Quezon it marks the beginning of the Philippine Republic.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Juezon
Eddy County Holds Democratic Primary in Carlsbad
Eddy county Democrats conducted their county primary to nominate candidates for county and district offices in Carlsbad. The vote tally and results were not reported in this brief.
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Eddy County
Carlsbad
Nations in Default Get No More Loans
Washington reports that the administration will block new American loans to foreign debtors in default. Morgenthau said the Johnson bill, already passed by the Senate, should pass the House and gain presidential approval. He cited France as the defaulter prompting the policy and noted Finland would still qualify for loans.
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Morgenthau
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R-Calif
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Ury
France
New York
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Finland
Labor disputes roast capital labor roil cities and rail firms
AP reports a series of upheavals in the capital labor clash. Gen Hugh S Johnson expected a general automobile strike end today after Roosevelt held talks with manufacturers and AFL leaders. New York mayor LaGuardia set a taxi strike conference to quell street rioting and accused some firms of starvation wages. Rail manager union talks aimed to resolve wage rows, while 14 of 31 auto chamber firms plan to cut hours from 46 to 36 with higher pay by March 31.
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NRA
Roosevelt
A. F
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Chicago
Levi Rank
Parmelee System
Joseph B. Eastman
White House
National Automobile Chmber of Commerce
Chamber
What Congress Doing Today
Senate considers conference report on independent offices bill. Banking committee reviews stock market bill. House debates reciprocal tariff measure. Committees hear witnesses on stock exchange regulation and unemployment bills. Nominations and appropriations actions unfold as committees meet through the day.
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Banking Committee
House
Finance Committee
D. D. Moore
Internal Revenue
Louisiana
Foreign Relations Committee
Judge Denies Stay on Santa Rosa Election Proclamation
District Judge Luis E. Armijo denied an injunction to restrain the mayor and city clerk from issuing an election proclamation alleging the mayor appointed election officials without township board consent. An appeal will be filed.
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Santa Rosa
Luis E. Armijo
Cattle Brands to be Printed in New State Book
Albuquerque dispatch reports that the state cattle sanitary board voted to issue a brand book for the benefit of livestock statewide. The action aims to standardize brands and aid cattlemen with branding records across the region.
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Albuquerque
The
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Roosevelt aims to close gap with unions on bargaining agency
President Roosevelt and Hugh S. Johnson seek terms to create an agency to review anti union discrimination and discharge cases. They aim to empower unions to bargain for their members at least as strongly as company unions, though full confidence remains guarded as talks proceed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Automobile Management
American Federation of Labor Unions
Hush S. Johnson
Johnson
Peace in the automobile war forecast by officials
Administration officials forecast peace in the automobile industry conflict affecting a quarter million workers as negotiations and policy actions aimed to avert further disruption proceed this week.
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Washington
Marley’s Bull Runs Wild in Portales
Cort Marley bought a yearling Hereford bull from Hardwick Brothers yesterday and the playful animal leaped from a moving truck in Portales. The calf caused excitement as business men and schoolboys joined a half hour chase before it returned to the truck. Ronald Corn and Richard Corn accompanied Marley on the trip from Clovis to Roswell.
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Hardwick Brothers
Clovis
Roswell
Portales
Ronald Corn
Richard ‘Corn
Mr. Marley
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