World Jews protest Nazi treatment in Germany
Mass protest spans cities from New York to Buenos Aires as Jews worldwide condemn Nazi policies. Alfred E. Smith urges exposing anti Semitism, Goebbels vows counter measures, while Berlin hospitals expel Jewish doctors and boycotts threaten businesses. Protests touch Sofia and Albany with diverse condemnations and calls for liberty.
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Germany
Alfred E. Smith
Berlin
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
United States
Sofia
Bulgaria
Buenos Aires
Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Nogales Letter Touts Pershing Visit and Arizona Politics
A Nogales correspondent recounts meeting Gen. Pershing in Tucson, praises his health, and weighs Arizona politics. The note mentions Mrs. Greenway as a potential congresswoman and highlights a veteran governor candidate, a country doctor who fathered 10,000 births and notes a past legislature with unconstitutional bills.
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Nogales
Ariz
Gen. Pershing
Tucson
Europe
Insurance deposits to be returned under state rules
Santa Fe March 28 AP The state corporation commission demands the return of 975000 worth of cash deposits from insurance companies citing a 1929 law and a Supreme Court ruling. Chairman J D Lamb says the legislature cannot alter the constitution and insurance control rests with the commission. The motion to adopt the return provision passed with Casados and Baca supporting. Continued on Page Four.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
J. D. Lamb
Lamb
Commission
Superintendent of Insurance
Don R. Casados
Josephs. Baca
New Mexico
German Revolt Plan Uncovered In Battle For Power
Brunswick reports 1,350 arrests in a counter revolt within Hitler’s ranks as 260 steel helmets and a large leftist group are seized. Suspects include youthful Socialists and Communists. leader Dr Schrader jailed as authorities raid headquarters. In Washington, Senate advances relief plans for jobless and forests as part of Roosevelt’s unemployed program.
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Dietrich Klagges
Brunswick
Reichsbanner
Republican Defense Organization
Franz Seldte
Berlin
Dr. Schrader
Wolfenbuettel
Storm
Great Banquet Closes A Great Hereford Sale
Roswell hosts a grand cattle sale with a banquet where speakers praise Roswell’s citizens and Eastern New Mexico Hereford breeders. Optimism runs high for expanding Roswell's role in the Hereford industry and New Mexico’s cattle opportunities. The event, led by Fisso L. Maijone, notes strong prices, quality stock, and community cooperation.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Fioss L. Maijone
Chamber of Commerce
A. D. Jones
Weaver Hedgcoxe
Asso
Relief Meeting At Chamber Of Commerce Tomorrow
Graves County Emergency Relief committee will meet tomorrow at 3 30 in the Chamber of Commerce chamber. Harold Hurd reports relief work in Chaves county is rising and there is dissatisfaction with how it has been handled. The meeting will address both issues.
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Graves County
John Leakou Files Bankruptcy Petition in Santa Fe
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court in Santa Fe by John Leakou of Roswell proprietor of the Busy Bee Case. The assets are listed at 7990.21 with liabilities at 12036.18. The case was referred to referee James M. H. Callender. The first creditors meeting was set for April 24. Leakou has been seriously ill for some time.
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Santa Fe
John Leakou
Roswell
Busy Bee
James M. H. Callender
Leakon
Crude Blackmail Attempt Targets Mrs Lindbergh Foiled
Akron March 28 AP A 15 year old Hudson high school pupil admitted mailing two letters to Mrs Charles A Lindbergh demanding 25000. He said his father would kill him if the plan failed as detectives catch him near the money drop. The youth may be turned over to juvenile authorities. A second note warned Your lives are in danger and mentioned a gang of 30. Dad at Bluebird Inn Route 8 Hudson was named as a recluse friend with no knowledge of the plot.
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Akron
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hudson
E. D. Glaggett
Bluebird Inn
Route 8
Women admitted to booze bars in Chicago hotels
Chicago March 28 AP reports women will be admitted to the bars of most city hotels. James X. Galbaugh, manager of a hotel whose bar was once marked For Men Only, said if the ladies insist on coming in they cannot be turned away.
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Chicago
James X. Galbaugh
Regulation of Oil Industry Opposed at Governors Conference
Washington March 25 AP Major oil groups reached an agreement at the Governors oil conference to ask the federal government to bar interstate transportation of oil produced in violation of state laws. Wirt Franklin president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America and a committee member said the group was in accord on this measure.
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Washington
Governors
Wirt Franklin
Independent Petroleum Association of America
I H Rapp Dies in Trinidad Colorado Architect Widely Known
I Hamilton Rapp a prominent Colorado architect died at his Trinidad home after living there since 1888 He maintained offices in Trinidad and Santa Fe and was known across southern Colorado and northern New Mexico His widow Mrs Jean Morrison Rapp survives along with a brother George Rapp of Chicago and a sister Mrs Frank Clements of Carbondale Illinois Funeral services and burial set for tomorrow in Trinidad
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Roswell
JI. H. Rapp
Rapp & Rapp
Trinidad
Colorado
Rapp
The
Military Institute
Roy Vorhees
Rapp & Rapp Company
Institute
I. H. Rapp
Colo
I. Hamilton Rapp
Santa Fe
N. M
New York
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Masonic Lodge
Episcopal Church
Jean Morrison Rapp
George Rapp
Chicago
Frank Clements
Carbondale
Princeton and Rutgers to meet on gridiron next November
Princeton and Rutgers, oldest intercollegiate football rivals, will meet again on the gridiron November 25 in Princeton for the first time since 1915. The game will be played here. They first met on November 6, 1869, in the first intercollegiate football contest, Rutgers winning six goals to four. The Tigers have won all 29 meetings since.
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Princeton
Rutgers
America
Princeton Board of Athletic Control
Tigers
Two Entries Noted On Oil Tax Bill In Santa Fe
Representative Clarence Hinkle explains two entries in the House Journal about HB 1538 the oil severance tax bill. He says the bill was amended in the senate and concurred by the house then enrolled and engrossed with officials handling the receipt book showing the governor received it by 10:30 PM March 8.
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Clarence Hinkle
Roswell
Santa Fe
Hinkle
House
House Journal
Roswell Fruit Trees Bloom After Feb Freeze
Southeast of Roswell farmer E Long says partial crop of cherries plums and apples will form if blooms survive. Roswell residents report many fruit trees are blooming and blooms appear alive despite predictions of no fruit this year. Observers note cherries already show formed fruit and say final results will be watched with interest.
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Co. E. Long
Roswell
Burglary at B B Wilsons Furniture Store
Thieves entered B B Wilsons Furniture Store at 410 North Main last night by breaking a back door pane. Two pistols a Colt 3220 and an Astra 22 automatic were stolen. guns were chained in the front window and the hook and chain were damaged. No trace of the robbers yet.
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B. B. Wilson
North Main
Opposition 10 Farm Relief Bill Faces Strong Backlash
Washington March 28 AP Full approval of the administration farm bill as passed by the house was expressed before the senate agriculture committee today by A B Blalock president of the American Cotton Cooperative Association, ending a long parade of opponents. Blalock testified after F E Mollin of Denver secretary of the American National Livestock Association and C D Streeter a farmer of Keokuk Iowa had opposed the bill. A long line of witnesses spoke in opposition today.
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Washington
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
A. B. Blalock
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Blalock
F. E. Mollin
Denver
American National Livestock Association
C. D. Streeter
Keokuk
Iowa
Railroads Urged to Restore Sunday Dawson Branch Service
Santa Fe March 28 AP says state corporation commission rules railroads must transport freight and passengers as an absolute duty. Southern Pacific ordered to resume Sunday service on the Dawson branch by April 16, after a Feb. 26 cut. Commission notes no pecuniary loss from Sunday runs and cites Supreme Court decisions for possible appeal.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
Southern Pacific
Dawson
Supreme Court
High Court
Commission
Mantle cleared in death of brother near Cuba New Mexico
Bryan Mantle faced manslaughter charges for the death of his brother Wellen Mantle at the Mantle ranch near Cuba. Justices of the Peace Tranquilino Baca ruled the shooting justified and the district attorney’s office will take no further action. Wellen Mantle was shot after threatening his wife during a quarrel at the supper table. A coroner’s jury later convened in Regina for the inquest.
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Bernalillo
N. M
Bryan Mantle
Wellen
Mantle Ranch
Cuba
Justices of the Peace
Coronner
Regina
Tate
Oil Output Up the Last Week in Oklahoma and Regions
Oklahoma and Texas produced more crude last week as unrestrained flow from many weirs kept output rising. The national daily average climbed by 83,157 barrels to 2,284,055, while East Texas area slipped slightly to 395,714 barrels. Rocky Mountain production fell to 75,904 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma City
Texas
The
Oil and Gas Journal of
East Texas
Rocky Mountain
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