State Wool Growers Hold Convention
The 32nd annual convention of the New Mexico Wool Growers Association was held in the district courtroom with Floyd W. Lee presiding. Morning addresses covered Sheep Sanitary Board activities and disease control, with talks by Walter M. Connell and Dr F L Scheinder. Guy L. Rogers spoke on Swift and Co. plant tours. George W. York outlined the National Wool Marketing Association plan. York praised Floyd W. Lee as a highly useful figure in New Mexico.
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The
New Mexico ‘Wool Growers Association
Floyd W. Lee
San Mateo
N. M
Sheep Sanitary Board
Walter M. Connell
New Mexico
F. L. Scheinder
Bureau of Animal Industry
Guy L. Rogers
Swift and Company
National Wool Marketing Association For
George W. York
Wilson Named City Clerk of Gallup
Robert Wilson was named city clerk of Gallup to succeed Frank E. McCulloch who resigned to become deputy internal revenue collector at Albuquerque. Mayor C. M. Sabin also abolished deputy clerk and superintendent of streets posts. Dust storms and heavy dust clouds plagued eastern New Mexico and neighboring states, cutting visibility and disrupting travel and commerce.
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Gallup
N. M
Robert Wilson
Frank E. McCulloch
Interal Revenue
Albuquerque
C. M. Sabin
Gomecindo Garcia
Alfred Ruiz
Garcia
Hitler Demands Shocks British at Berlin Conference
London officials disclosed that Hitler pressed Sir John Simon for sweeping concessions including an economic union with Austria, elimination of the Polish corridor, retracement of Czech Slovak territory for 3.5 million Germans, parity air power with Britain or France, and a navy around 400,000 tons. He warned eastern frontier is flexible and favored reunification with east Prussia, signaling a potential overhaul of postwar borders. The coded message unsettled British officials, who expect a broader review of European alignments at the tripartite talks.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Great Britain
France
Europe
Russia
John
Anthony Eden
Tripartite Center
Beverly Hills Telegrams and Tragic Weekend Deaths
The Los Angeles area laments the old days of telegrams signaling bad news while wary of headlines. Beverly Hills notes a two year old child who could operate a telephone, reflecting curious local chatter amid broader concern over a family event and social changes.
Hopkins Likely to Command $5 Billion Works Plan
Washington reports Harry L. Hopkins viewed as front runner to lead the $4.88 billion works and relief program. Backers say the effort will employ about 3.5 million people, boost private industry, and must be spent swiftly to lift the economy, while critics warn of debt risk.
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Washington
Florida
Sunshine
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Big Boss
Iowa
Friends of the
Senate
House
PWA
Rexford G. Tugwell
Baer Returns to Trail as Braddock Contender Label Sparks Clash
Sacramento March 27 AP Max Baer begins boxing comeback prep and attacks New York state athletic commission over James J. Braddock being named No 1 contender. Baer mocks the ranking, recalls past refusals to allow fights, and notes past opponents as the commission’s decisions shift.
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Sacramento
Calif
Max Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
James J. Braddock
Schmeling Must First Fight Jimmie Braddock
New York March 27 AP The fading Braddock is named No 1 challenger to Max Baer by the New York State Athletic Commission forcing Schmeling to beat Braddock before Baer title bid in New York. Garden may move title fight or Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs opposes Braddock clash.
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New York Commission
Braddock
Ernie Schaaf
Tom Heeney
Tommy Loughran
Heeney
Loughran
Primo Camera
Schmeling
Jimmie Braddock
New York
James J. Braddock
New York State Athletic Commission
Walter Neusel
New Jersey
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Baer
Garden
Baer-Schmeling
The
Golons
Joe Jacobs
Boy Dies In New Mexico Auto Accident
Richard Zahairie aged six died after becoming trapped beneath an overturned car five miles west of Rio Puerco. His mother and four sisters escaped with minor injuries as they traveled from California toward Detroit with the father in Detroit. Deputy Sheriff E Gallegos said a front tire likely blew out, causing the crash.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Richard Zahairie
Rio Puerco
California
Detroit
Mich
E. Gallegos
Valencia County
Ned Gold Named FERA Press Director for New Mexico
Ned Gold was appointed director of press and public relations for FERA in New Mexico, succeeding Mrs. W. W. Nielson who was recently removed. The announcement came on March 27.
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Santa Fe
Ned Gold
FERA
New Mexico
W. W. Nielson
Resolutions Adopted in Joint Session on Taylor Grazing Plan
The New Mexico Cattle Growers and Wool Growers joint session adopted the New Mexico Plan for administering the Taylor Grazing Act and urged approval by the Interior Department. C. M. Botts will take the plan to Secretary Ickes in Washington. The meeting closed the convention after endorsing the plan and four other resolutions.
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New Mexico
Department of Interior
C.M. Botts
Southwestern Conservation League
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
E. Ickes
Botts
Albuquerque
Washington
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
New M2ico Wool Growers Association
Secretary of Interior
Interior Department
Thieves Loot Roy Store After Truck Gang
A store in Roy New Mexico was looted last night of guns ammunition clothing and cash after intruders broke a window and loaded merchandise into a truck. Sheriff A J Scheir tied the raid to a recent ranch camp theft and said a fingerprint expert would aid the probe.
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Roy
N. M
Florsheim
A. J. Scheir
Scheir
Raton
Here
Girl 2 Years Drowns in Ditch Near Albuquerque
AP reports Maria Velasquez two year old daughter of a Barr Station area family south of Albuquerque drowned in a conservancy canal near her home yesterday afternoon. Patrolman W A Cole found the body in shallow water about six inches deep. an inhalator crew was summoned but failed to revive her. It is believed she waded into a deeper spot and lost footing.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Maria Velasquez
Barr Station
W. A. Cole
Conservancy District
Cole
Hereford Bull Sale yields top price of 245 dollars
Results from the Hereford Bull Sale of the Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders Association show a top bid of 245 dollars for Domino Stanway 2171588, bought by Ralph Cowan of McNeal Arizona from French and French of Elida New Mexico. Calved April 10 1938. A large crowd attended. 4-H calf prizes awarded with Edith Perrine of Roswell winning first prize and 25 cents per pound.
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New Mexico
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Ralph Cowan
McNeal Arizona
Domino Stanway
Elida
N. M
Cal
Red Reppert
Edith Perrine
Roswell
Franklin Serum Company
Virgil Laughlin
Hans Schmid
Roswell Cotton Oil Company
Velma Dickinson
Fort Sumner
Stockton Cotton Oil Company
Madie Reeves
Elk
Stockton Supply Co
Thelma Dickinson
Slaton Cotton Oil Co
Clarence Wheeler
Otis Gin “and Warehouse Co
Clifford Gaar
Jean McKinstry
C. M. Largent and Son
Helen Schmid
C. H. Greathouse Jr
Thomas Harwell
Pearl Herbert
J. P. White Co
David Chesser
Roswell Trading Co
Guilty on Liquor Charge in Santa Fe Case
A U S district court jury found Guy Foster guilty of possessing untaxed liquor after evidence showed 219 gallons were pursued to Clovis before his arrest. The March 27 AP report details the tax evasion case and evidence presented.
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Santa Fe
U. S. District Court Today
Guy Foster
Clovis
Grant Succeeds Conway as Head of El Rito Normal
Santa Fe March 7 AP Mrs Ed H Oakley president of the board of regents of the El Rito Spanish American Normal School says Joe Grant was chosen to be president succeeding John V Conway. Grant to take office April 1 with a new board led by Oakley Ismael Ulibarri vice president Elias Lucero secretary-treasurer audit started to check Conway. state comptroller named investigators.
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Northwestern University
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Erle Hardy
Otte
Estancia
Hardy
TWA
Kansas City
Hélt- Wichita
Teft
Otto
Saa
Las Verna
U. & Drive
Wallace
Denver
Hitler
Berlin
Poland
Soviet
Wate Rogers
Beverly Hills
Alifornia
Thic Ropere
McNaught Syndicate
Ina
Hopkins
Boy
Hereford
Roy Schmid
Harold Herbert
Roswell City
Evelyn Wheeler
Ernest Harwell
Grant
Conway
EL Rito Normal
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