Labor Firmly For Extension NRA And 30-Hour Work Week
Washington March 29 AP William Green head of the American Federation of Labor backs President Roosevelt's NRA extension while also pressing a blanket 30 hour week law. He insists both measures are needed to sustain recovery, detailing four NRA aims including collective bargaining, boosted purchasing power, 3,000,000 more jobs, and fairer conditions by ending child labor and unfair practices.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Labor
Green
Snow and cold weather loom for Colorado and New Mexico
Weather forecasts warn of snow in northeast and central Colorado from a Wyoming front. Dust storms may ease temporarily in eastern Colorado with a sharp drop in temperature and possible strong winds. New Mexico expected fair, while Wyoming and Montana face snow. Moscow meeting links Eden, Stalin on far eastern pact with US, UK, Russia, Japan, China, and France.
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Colorado
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
J. M. Sherier
Montana
Sherier
New Mexico
Maxim Litvinoff
Eden
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
China
France
Stalin
Lord Chilston
Vyacheslaff- Molotoff
Union Council of People's Commissaries
Ivan Maisky
London
Counsel for Bronson Cutting to go to Washington
Santa Fe March 29 AP. Counsel for U S Sen Bronson Cutting will travel to Washington next week to prepare to appear before the Senate elections investigating committee. The contest against Cutting’s seat was filed by Dennis Chavez Reed Holloman of Santa Fe and Col J Y D Atwood of Roswell. they are counsel for Cutting.
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Santa Fe
U. S
Bronson Cutting
Washington
Senate Elections Investigating Committee
Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Reed Holloman
Col. J. YD. Atwood
Roswell
Reading the College Women Debate in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills gossip centers on Secretary Perkins at Cal University and Miss Ijams objecting to two columns. Mae West is sought as a replacement while Mrs Roosevelt quietly enters the fray. Ijams sleeps late, prompting jokes about a husband or alarm clock to catch Perkins and Roosevelt.
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Beverly Hillis
Calif
Perkins
Cal. University
Miss Ijams
Mae West
Jane Addams
Belgium to cut gold standard and reform currency
Prime Minister Paul Van Zeeland announced a new Belgium program to abandon the gold standard with a maximum 30 percent cut in the belga. He said the currency level would fall but not more than 30 percent, with a provisional 25 percent cut to take effect Monday amid sweeping economic reforms and a likely confidence vote in Parliament.
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Brussels
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
van Zeeland
Confesses Passing Bad Checks in New Mexico
Albuquerque reports district attorney Mabry said he is investigating a confession from a man calling himself J. M. Simms who admits passing a number of bogus checks in Texas and New Mexico, with the name an alias.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas A. Mabry
J. M. Simms
Texas
New Mexico
America Plans to Keep Out of the Next War
Washington reports senator Nye ready to offer tentative bills to bar American travel in wartime, trade with belligerents, and foreign loans to prevent US dragging into war. Bernard Baruch warns no nation has right to rely on US backing if it enters trouble, per Nye committee discussion.
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Washington
America
Nye
Rnd
Senate Munitions Committee
United States
Bernard Baruch
New York
World War Industries Board
Conference Agreement On Work Relief Delayed In House
Washington March 29 AP Hope of quick House action on the 4 80 000 000 work relief measure faded as Speaker Burns said the conference report would not be taken up before Monday. Buchanan joked and Burns urged ample study time. The bill may still reach the President by air to sign on the Nourmahal. Changes let Roosevelt name relief officials without Senate confirmation. The Russell wage compromise was altered to fix prevailing wage locally before contracts. Provisions on loans to schools and farm benefits were adjusted in conference.
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House
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Buchanan
Roosevelt
Nourmahal
Hopkins
Ickes
Tugwell
Senate
McCarran
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R-Nm
George
Mrs DeHuff Discusses Indian Dances At Society Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth DeHuff of Santa Fe, lecturer and author on Indian life, gave an informative address on Indian dances at the Chaves County Archaeological Society monthly meeting held in the district courtroom last night.
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Elizabeth DeHufff
Santa Fe
Chaves County
Bank Robbery Pursuit Near Prentiss Sparks Shootouts
In Jackson Mississippi on March 29 officers and federal agents pressed a pursuit 25 miles south toward Prentiss and Columbia Jefferson Davis and Marion counties for Raymond Hamilton an outlaw tied to a Prentiss bank holdup and a wave of kidnaping and shooting. Hostages were used as shields and two people were wounded as gun battles erupted during a daylong chase across a 50 mile radius.
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Jackson, Miss
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National Guardsmen
Federal Department of Justice
Here
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
W. J. Lee
Jefferson- Davis County
Hamilton
Texas
M. E. Smith
Jefferson Davis
Ralph Ballis
Prentiss
Smith
Georgetown
Copiah County
Lee
Ennis Crawford
Covington County
Rodney Polk
Near Prentiss
J. T. Polk
Polk
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Southwest Desperado
Hollywood Sees Movie Industry Threats to Flee California
The film world faces renewed threats as states offer tax incentives to lure Hollywood. Joseph M. Schenck of United Artists warned California’s industry may move if new Sacramento taxes pass, demanding tax freedom in coming years to stay. The battle echoes beyond California with New Jersey, Florida, New York, Nevada and others watching.
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Hollywood
Calif
California
New Jersey
Florida
New York
Nevada
Ence
Joseph M. Schenck
United Artists
Sacramento
Wool market shows strong demand in week ending report
Boston March 29 AP bulletin notes good demand for wool across most qualities with steady prices. Foreign markets firm, southwestern demand for Arizona and California clips at 14 to 16 cents, mohair slow but steady. Quotations cover fleece, combing, and scoured basis across states and regions, with first and second grades listed for Delaine, Merino, and other fibers.
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Arizona
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Texas
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Middle County
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Territory
Montana
Texas Kid
New
Turkey
Worries Grow Over House Leaders Over Pension Plan Shifts
Three developments add to Democratic pressure over the Roosevelt era old age pension and unemployment bill. Reports indicate a modified Townsend plan may be drafted, Rep Martial signals a GOP conference on the measure, and Rep Greenway has gathered 60 signatures seeking a caucus to move pensions out of the administration bill for quicker passage. The Townsend plan originally funded $200 monthly pensions via a 2 percent tax on business transactions, with excess funds used to retire the public debt.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Rep
Martial
Massachusetts
Roswell Stockmen Praised for Hospitality at Convention
Officials and members of the stockmen associations praised Roswell for hospitality and the convention committee of the Chamber of Commerce for the entertainment program. Local residents echoed the appreciation for the committee’s fine work and cooperation. The committee thanked L. T. Lewis for donating beef and Ernest Malone and others for donating lambs while the Chamber funded other entertainment expenses.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. T. Lewis
Roswell Cotton Oil Company
Ernest Malone
E. O
C. N. Moore
J. P. White Jr
Albert Hobson
Preference of grazing lease held illegal
Silver City New Mexico March 29 The state supreme court will likely rule on a NM statute granting preference in state land lease renewals to prior holders after district judge M A Otero Jr dismissed mandamus aimed at cancelling leases issued to Dr R F Stovall Lawrence A Cooper E S Kuykendall John McKamey and Walter McCown The 1929 statute section 132 20 was challenged as unconstitutional and in conflict with the enabling act Renewal of leases tied to McElroys Y Bar ranch on the Mimbres river was sought as some leases date from statehood and cover Sierra Lana and Grant counties
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Silver City
N. M
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
M. A. Otero, Jr
Otero
John T. McElroy
el Paso
Frank Vesely
R. F. Stovall
Lawrence A. Cooper
E. S. Kuykendall
John McKamey
Walter McCown
McElroy
Y-Bar
Mimbres River
J. F. Hinkle
Roswell
McElroy Ti
Sierra Lana
Grant
New Orleans Cotton Prices Quiet in Spot Trade
New Orleans March 29 spot cotton closed steady with a 7 point gain. Sales reached 210 bales as middling grade held near 11.30.
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New Orleans
Louis set for hard ten rounder against Natie Brown
Joe Louis, Detroit’s unbeaten heavyweight, headlines Olympia card meeting Natie Brown of Washington over ten rounds. Louis, who has signed to meet Primo Carnera in New York this summer, warns Brown will be one of his toughest foes, while aiming to finish within five rounds. Brown boasts nearly a score of wins this year without a loss.
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Joe Louis
Detroit
Primo Carnera
New York
Olympia
Natie Brown
Washington
Brown
Louis
Chicago
Louis Wildweigh
Reynoldstown Wins Grand National at Aintree
Reynoldstown ridden by Major Noel Furlong, a 25 to 1 shot, won the 97th Grand National at Aintree. Blue Prince, owned by Lady Lindsay, finished second with Thomond 2nd and third. Golden Miller failed after taking the early lead. Reynolds town moved from fifth to prevail by three lengths as Blue Prince edged Thomond by eight lengths for the runner-up spot.
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Eng
Reynoldstown
Noel Furlong
Blue Prince
John Hay Whitney
Thomond
Golden Miller
Uncle Catt
Lady Lindsay
Thomondiad
Publicity Income Taxes Repealed by Senate Vote
Publicity income tax was declared dead after the Senate approved the repeal bill by a lopsided 53 to 1 vote. The measure returns to the House due to a Senate amendment allowing state and local tax officials to inspect returns. Presidents Roosevelt expected to sign. pink slips for 1934 incomes will be discarded rather than public.
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Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
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