Roosevelt Off Fishing On High Seas
President Roosevelt sails from Jacksonville aboard Vincent Astor's Nourmahal for a week of saltwater fishing. He maintained silence on the veto defeat of veterans and federal pay despite a busy day handling railroad wage talks airmail contracts and auto industry disputes. His secretary will relay any updates from Miami as the trip begins.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Fila
House
Washington
Byrnes
South Carolina
Chage
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Rooseveltt
Marvin H. McIntyre
Miami
Ocean of oil may lie beneath earth's crust
Tulsa March 28 Special The world may hold a sea of oil beneath the earth's crust with depths varying by region as geophysical work spans from Canada to the Gulf and from eastern fields to the Pacific coast. Industry leaders say improved conditions and leisure time will lift consumption while the eighth International Petroleum Exposition May 12 to 9 will showcase new inventions and equipment. Over ten million dollars in exhibits will be on display as drilling extends from 69 feet at Drake to depths of two miles and beyond with future targets at three to five miles.
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Tulsa
Okla
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Coast
W. G. Skelly
Skelly Oil Company
Titusville
Dept
New Mexico Senator Faces Roosevelts Veto on Vets Bill
The Senate debated President Roosevelt’s veto of a bill adding about a quarter billion dollars for ex soldiers and federal pay. The House had overridden the veto 310 to 72, with strong Democratic backing. The measure would permanently restore 29,000 World War Veterans to the rolls at 75 percent of former compensation and restore thousands of Spanish American War veterans, also at 75 percent. President Roosevelt warned permanent restoration without review could burden the budget, while administration leaders predicted votes to uphold the veto.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Robinson
Congress
Record Pennant Plan Seeks Summer League Teams
Enthusiasm favors five o clock games as the Record outlines a championship pennant. If organized a pennant will be awarded to the summer champion. The Record will enter a team and several local firms and groups including White Rock Cafe Shaw's Grocery Advertising Club Kiwanis Club Lions Club Mabie Lowrey Hardware Crescent Laundry and Amonretts may join.
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White Rock Cafe
Shaw’s Grocery
Advertising Club
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Company
Crescent Laundry
Amonrett’s
Bomb Panic in Mountain View Threat Ends Narrow Escape
In San Francisco area on March 28 a dynamite blast wrecked a real estate building and caused a near theater panic in Mountain View. Policeman Arthur Excell, who climbed to the roof to check smoke, narrowly escaped death as he reached the ground.
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San Franncisco
San Francisco
Mountain View
Arthur Excell
Chaves County approves first outcounty liquor license
At a special meeting the Chaves county commissioners approved the surety bond of W J Duke for a license to sell malt liquors at the Berrendo Gardens north of Roswell. This marks the first liquor permit issued outside county towns. The board also discussed other matters.
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Chaves County
W. J. Duke
Berrendo Gardens
Roswell
P V Presbytery to Hold Meeting in Roswell
The Pecos Valley Presbytery will meet here next Monday night and all day Tuesday with Rev. James A. Hedges delivering the opening sermon at Westminster Hall. Business Tuesday at John Knox House includes deciding on uniting the US Presbyterian and United Presbyterian Churches. Delegates and a Presbyterial luncheon are planned with speakers Dr. Alice Furke of San Juan Porto Rico. The included towns are Roswell Clovis Dexter Hagerman Artesia Carlsbad Alamogordo and Hobbs.
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Pecos Valley
Women’s Organization
M. E. Church
South
Alice Furke
Presbyterian Hospital
San Juan
Porto Rico
Westminster Hall
Pecos Valley Presbytery
Roswell
Clovis
Dexter
Hagerman
Artesia
Carlsbad
Alamogordo
Hobbs
Local Hotel and Restaurant Code Authority Formed
At a Pecos Valley hotel and restaurant meeting last night Guy Nickson was named temporary chairman for the hotel group and O M Powers for the restaurant group to organize a local Hotel and Restaurant Code Authority. A permanent organization is expected to be set up soon. Soda fountains come under the restaurant code.
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Pecos Valley
Guy Nickson
O. M. Powers
House Receives Citation as Outstanding Officer
Santa Fe March 28 AP Chief E J House Jr of the New Mexico Motor Patrol is cited as the outstanding peace officer in New Mexico by the U S Flag Association. A medal accompanies his selection and will be sent soon. The jury of E Dana Johnson Mrs Marguerite P Baca and E K Neumann picked him. The committee also cited Sheriff G R Fietcher Colfax County and Deputy Sheriff Luther Oldham Union County.
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Santa Fe
E. J. House Jr
New Mexico
Burns survivor Joe Trout returns to Roswell stay
Joe Trout arrived in Roswell yesterday from the old Bible ranch near Tinnie where he and his family are staying while he recuperates from serious burns suffered at his cleaning plant last December. He is reportedly getting along nicely.
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Joe Trout
Joe
Trout
Roswell
Bible Ranch
Tinnie
Regional Agricultural Credit to Stop New Loans
D L Mullendove announces no more applications for livestock loans from the RACC Wichita area. Production Credit associations in Colorado Kansas New Mexico and Oklahoma ready to accept crop and livestock loan applications at 5 12 percent interest through local secretaries and agents. Roswell office serves Chaves Eddy Lea and Lincoln counties with G H Seubmeyer as secretary treasurer.
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Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Wichita
D. L. Mullendove
RACC
Mullendove
Production Credit Corporation of Wichita
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Roswell
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Lincoln
G. H. Seubmeyer
Carlsbad
Roewell Production Credit Association
Mullendore
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Byrd to Spend Winter Under Antarctic Snow Hut
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd prepares an eight month scientific winter at Little America Antarctica 123 miles south of base with a tiny portable house and a full meteorological record. He warns the 55 crew not to fear radio failure as winter isolation begins with perils of cold darkness and storms.
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Little America
Antarctica
MacKay Radio
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
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