Promoting World Peace Topic At First Church Meeting
Forty members of the Women’s Missionary Society at First Church gathered in the church parlor with Mrs J J Walker presiding. Miss Clyde Totten led devotionals and the missionary topic Promoting World Peace was discussed with musical accompaniment by Mrs William L Hill.
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Womans Missionary Society
J. J. Walker
J. L. Bagwell
J. B. Savage
Clyde Totten
Albert A. Stubbs
Rodman Cookson
A. W. Ulrich
D. J. Shrecengost
Aline Reed
William L. Hill
Maines
J. L. Mabie
Julia M. Corn
W. C. Thomas
Abert A. Stubbs
Chautauqua Literary Circle
William J. Beatty
South Lea Avenue
Charming House Deek
Sylvester Johnson
H. V. Fall
Roads
Oxigen
Mmes
Sylvester P. Johnson
Harry Andrew
C. D. Ronney
Hugh M. Huff
George W. Zink
EB. Frank Hayslip
St. Andrews
Kaiser Return Prospect Denied amid German Jew Boycott
Reports from Berlin and other cities describe intensified anti Jewish boycotts as Germany confronts rumors of Kaiser Wilhelm returning. Nazi and Steel Helmet factions face internal tension after arrests and fears of radical growth. Palestine joins the boycott against Jewish shops while government remains silent on foreign press reports. Local social notes include a 1927 Bridge Club luncheon hosted by Mrs Leland C Fellow and a welcome party for Mrs Crosby Eaton Redman with birthday surprise at Mrs John C Martens home.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Brunsee
Palestine
L. C. Fellows
Leland C. Fellow
Brown
Weeds Sixth Street
Mmes
Harold H. Ball
Robert Bear
J. P. White Jr
Stanley W. Lodewick
Dwight McNally
Elza White Jr
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Hostess
Crosby Eaton Redman
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Elizabeth Garrett
John C. Martens
Martens
Harriet Poorbaugh
Vella Mae Savage
Charlotte St. John
R. M. Tigner
Ann B. Johnson
A. E. Elmore
Insurance Cos Continued From Page One
Fragmentary text indicates a continued insurance industry item discussing actions toward the public and depositors. It mentions reputational concerns for companies after a decade of business, with references to compliance and regulatory action. Specific names, dates, or places are not clearly readable.
Dems Call For Return Of Deposited Money
A lawmaker urges that the actual funds be deposited and then returned, asserting the need for proper handling of the money. The remark signals a push for accountability in a financial matter.
Roswell Social Notes and Oil Conference Highlights
A busy Roswell evening featured a covered dish baker supper at a military home with numerous officers and spouses, followed by local club gatherings and church group events. Separately, the oil conference saw a Washington dispute over federal versus state control, with a subcommittee crafting six proposals and calls for curbing monopolies and pursuing industry cooperation.
Independent oil producers oppose federal regulation plan
A group of independent producers formed an Independent Petroleum Association to oppose any federal regulation of the oil industry. They presented their resolutions to Secretary Ickes in Washington as a broader plan for federal regulation faced delays, with representatives from oil producing states major companies and independents on the committee.
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John B. Elliott
Ickes
el- Hott Group
Wirt Franklin
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Washington
Petroleum Association
Monop
Opposition to farm bill stalls hearings continues
Senate agriculture committee members seek a compromise as hearings run late. Witnesses criticize administration plans, while Mollin argues against cattle inclusion and urges price reductions in farm equipment, utilities, and mortgage interest. A separate plan to convert surplus corn into alcohol for gasoline nears completion.
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Terday
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Mollin
Farm Bureau Claims State Legislature Actions in New Mexico
L E Freudenthal, president of the New Mexico State Farm Bureau, reported that 13 measures sponsored by the bureau passed the eleventh state legislature, two were killed, and one vetoed by the governor. Several opposed bills were killed or remanded, while favorable actions included tax exemptions for agricultural products, a 20 mill property tax cap, and various fiscal protections and administrative changes.
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Las Cruces
N. M
L. E. Freudenthal
New Mexico State Farm Bureau
Freudenthal
Spring Frolic window decoration request urged
The Spring Frolic committee asks local business houses to decorate their windows for the occasion. Cobean Stationery Shop promotes Dennison's decorative and plain crepe papers to ease the decorating.
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Dennison
Cobean Stationery Shop
Agricultural committee debates surplus corn percentages
Dr James Doran commissioner of industrial alcohol opposes using more than 2 12 percent. He said that would consume 150 009000 bushels of the surplus corn crop.
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Aeriquhurak Committee
James* Doran
New Federal Aid Highway Delays Placed by Bureau
Washington March 28 AP The bureau of public roads notified states of a temporary postponement of new federal aid highway construction pending the completion of President Roosevelt's building and unemployment relief program. The order does not affect contracts already under contract and will delay new awards until the program is arranged. Tijeras Canyon paving contract in New Mexico also held up by the same order.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
President Roosevelt
Tijeras
Albuquerque
Tijeras Canyon
Roosevelt
Mighty Wells in East Texas Oil Fields
Kilgore Texas March 28 AP Operation for two hours Monday of Sinclair Oils 481 wells in the East Texas field showed the huge producing area. Capt E N Stanley in charge of field headquarters of the Texas Railroad Commission estimated that in that period 127870 barrels of crude were pumped an average about 135 barrels an hour for each well. Stanley said that the only federal aid contract authorized in New Mexico had not been awarded. Thirty five other federal aid projects are under construction in the state and are scheduled for completion by June 28. New Mexico Butt said had its federal aid program ready and could begin construction immediately after funds were available. Some other states were not so fortunate. Approximately 2000000 in road construction in Colorado scheduled for this summer will be held up by the order.
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Kilgore
Texas
Sinclair Oil] Company
East Texas
E. N. Stanley
Texas Railroad Commission
Stanley
New Mexico
Butt
Colorado
Death sentence affirmed for Tom Johnson in Santa Fe
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence of Tom Johnson, a Black man, for the murder and assault of Angelina Jaramillo, a Santa Fe schoolgirl killed on November 15, 1931. The court denied his motion for rehearing, keeping the electrocution order set after prior delays. The opinion, written by Justice Sadler with several justices concurring, notes Johnson was arrested in Albuquerque and previously sentenced to be electrocuted on February 12, 1932.
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Santa Fe
Gap
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Angelina Jaramillo
Albuquerque
Sadler
Hudspeth
Bickley
Zinn
Watson
Oil field test run estimates two hour output
The field’s well output would average 135 barrels per hour during a proposed two hour test, totaling about 2,790,000 barrels. The Oil and Gas Journal reports the nation’s average daily production last week at 2,284,055 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oil and Gas Journal
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Little Bridge Club
Harold B. Smith
H. O. DeShurley
Raymond Smith
Sam Stolaroff
G. H. Hockenson
George Etz
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Yucca
Constance Bennett
Chas. Chase Comedy
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Hariet Mack
Buffalo
New York
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Mack
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Institute
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Military Heights
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J. R. Kelly
Wallace McConnell
James D. Shinkie
D. H. Starr
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Roswell
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Eastern Star
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Arthur N. Smith
Wade Corn
Friendly Bible
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Red Cross
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M. E
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Way Commission
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American Tobsss Company
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