Relief funds cut off as Hopkins withholds Illinois aid
The federal relief agency under Harry Hopkins blocks Illinois funds until a $3 million monthly contribution is arranged. Illinois warns of possible unrest as downstate counties halt relief, about 105,000 families lose aid. Georgia teachers' salaries also refused while Hopkins blames Governor Talmadge.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Illinois
Cook County
Illnois Relief Commission
Downstate
Hopkins
Furds
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt
Mrs Frank Kirk Dies At Home In Roswell
Mrs. Frank Kirk died at 1 45 this morning after several months illness. Born in Union County Iowa she moved to Carlsbad in 1905 and later to a ranch twelve miles south of Roswell where she lived ever since. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Ballard Chapel with Christian Science Church in charge. Burial at South Park.
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Frank Kirk
Mrs. Kirk
Union County
Iowa
Carlsbad
Mr. Kirk
Roswell
Ballard Chapel
Christian Science Church
J. A. Manning
Ralph Vandewart
Elizabeth Garrett
Albert Hobson
Harry Thorne
Sam McCue
Frank Strickland
South Park
The
Ballard Funeral Home
Two Radicals Said To Have Been Kidnaped at Gallup
Gallup es, N M May 3 AP Gov Clyde Tingley said he spoke with David Levinson Philadelphia attorney for the International Labor Defense and Robert Minor New York writer believed abducted at Gallup last night From the government hospital at Tohatchi New Mexico he said the men were beaten and police would interview them The federal government has entered the case as a federal offense The abduction story drew mixed reactions with some suspects calling it a hoax and witnesses focusing on the chaotic aftermath of the April 4 riot in the coal town
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Fooking
Illinois House of Representatives
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Associated Press
David Levinson
Philadelphia
International Labor Defense
Robert Minor
Gallup
Government Hospital
Tohatchi
New Mexico
Tingley
Levinson
Minor
Arizona
Tohatchi, N. M
Albuquerque
N. M
Tchatchi
N M
Glisson P. Winkler
New York
Joe Bartel
D. W. Roberts
Katherine Gay
Ida Raith Eastman
Bartel
Third Street
Cloody
M. R. Carmichael
Ignacio Velarde
Solomon Esquibel
Roberts
Earl Irish
Thoreau
Here Investi
Phillip Stephenson
Santa
Stenson
D. W. Re
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Reichstag
Germany
M. A. Otero
Snow and Rain Sweep Across New Mexico and West Texas
Rain and snow spread over southern and eastern New Mexico with heavy snow in the north. Snow reached Roswell and Vaughn, with reports of snow at Santa Fe Las Vegas and Ruidoso. Dust and cool fronts affected nearby regions as Tucumcari and Clayton saw snow and rain while Albuquerque stayed clear and cold.
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Weather Bureau
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Vaughn
Capitan
Ruidopo
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Alamogordo
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Washington
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Ruidoso
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Clayton
Union County
Springer, Therma
Mora
Morlica says Americans split on world role
A Santa Morlica column argues the nation divides over joining Europe to shape global affairs. The writer mocks opponents as narrow minded and selfish and notes Canadian Australian South African and New Zealand leaders urged England to stop intruding across the English Channel.
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Santa. Morlica
Cal
Europe
Baseball scores from today across leagues
Cincinnati and New York split a nine inning game with 9 to 16 hits. Batteries Frey Brennan Herrmann Lombardi Hubbell Mancuso. Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 16 to 26 in a shortened nine inning contest. Batteries Weaver Padden Mungo Lopez. Chicago and Philadelphia postponed due to wet cold conditions. St Louis and Boston also postponed by cold weather.
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Cincinnati
New York
Frey
Brennan
Herrmann
Lombardi
Hubbell
Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Weaver
Mungo and Lopez
Beating Larceny Charge In Las Vegas Beef Theft Case
Frank Angel Francisco Gonzales and P M Leakou to stand trial in district court on grand larceny charges over the alleged loss of ten quarters of beef from a Las Vegas transient bureau storehouse before April 14. Angel and Gonzales held on $500 bonds, Leakou on $750 after preliminary hearing. Witnesses testified to multiple beef withdrawals and impersonation of a camp lieutenant.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Frank Angel
Francisco Gonzales
P. M. Leakou
Angel and
Gonzales
Leakoy
F. G. Allen
Weather-caused postponements hit key games
New York to St Louis and Philadelphia to Cleveland, Washington to Chicago, Batson to Detroit saw delays as wet grounds and rain disrupted schedules. Several matchups were postponed due to the wet conditions and ongoing rain across regions.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Batson
Detroit
Wool market shows renewed demand and steady prices
Boston AP report notes rising wool demand this week with sales above normal and little price change, focused on fine qualities. Western clip movement drags though prices remain similar to last week. Piece goods markets spotty, spinners and combers face price pressure from higher levels, mohair slower with prices steady.
Showdown in Senate on Bonus Payment
In Washington the Senate faced a showdown as rivalry between Patman and Vinson bonus camps grows. Chairman Harrison aims for a nightfall vote to substitute the Vinson bill for his compromise while Senator Long pushes cash bonus supporters to defeat the Vinson measure, setting up a clash between the compromise and the Patman inflationary bill.
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Senate
Washington
Harrison
Patman
Vinson
Finance Committee
Senator Long
D-La
Giants beat Reds 9 2 as Hubbell wins home opener
New York May 3 AP Mel Itt hit his sixth homer of the season and Joe Moore his fourth, powering Carl Hubbell and the Giants to a 9 to 2 victory over Cincinnati to open the home stand against the West.
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New York
Mel Itt
Joe Moore
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Cincinnati
J C Hayes Arrested On DUI Charge
J C Hayes was arrested last night on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He has not yet been arraigned. He recently served a jail sentence for the same offense.
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J. C. Hayes
Work At Ft Stanton Highlighted By Local Masons
Perry Land president of the Trowel Club at Ft Stanton and Guy Hoover of Capitan with the New Mexico Masonic Grand Lodge committee spoke on Ft Stanton relief at a Lodge open program. About 100 Masons attended. The lodge’s regular meeting honored Charles W. Wilson, third Worshipful Master, with Robert Kellahin delivering the talk on Wilson. This is the third in a series honoring past Masters.
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Perry Land
Trowel Club
Ft. Stanton
Guy Hoover
Capitan
New Mexico
Charles W. Wilson
Wilson
Robert Kellahin
Senate Delays Vote On Vinson Bonus Bill Amid Shifting Support
Washington May 3 AP administration leaders recessed the senate for the weekend without a vote on the Vinson bonus bill as a sudden shift in votes suggested approval. The senate reaffirmed its stand against revising postwar debts and rejected an amendment to authorize the President to compromise debts to fund the bonus.
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Washington
Senate
Vinson
Labor Union Backing NRA Continuation for Two Years
The Washington American Federation of Labor endorsed the administration’s plan to extend the National Recovery Administration for an additional two years, signaling strong support from major labor groups for federal economic stabilization efforts.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Supreme Court asked to limit federal business control
Frederick H. Wood, a New York attorney, told the Washington Supreme Court that federal attempts to regulate business are destructive of our dual form of government and subversive of political, economic and social institutions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frederick H. Wood
New York
Roosevelt nominates Owsley to Ireland post and Harrison to Romania
President Roosevelt announces nominations naming Alvin Mansfield Owsley of Texas as minister to the Irish Free State and Leland Harrison of Illinois as minister to Romania.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alvin Mansfield Owsley
Texas
Irish Free State
Leland Harrison
Illinois
Rumania
Frazier Bill Refinance Farm Mortgages Approved
The senate agricultural committee approved the Frazier bill to refinance farm mortgages at an interest rate of 1 1/2 percent. The action was reported today, highlighting potential relief for farmers and pending legislative steps.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Dodgers Beat Pirates 2 1 To Open Series
In the May 3 game AP reports Jim Weaver faltered late as Van Mungo pitched for Brooklyn. The Dodgers scored two seventh inning runs to defeat the Pirates 2 to 1. Mungo held Pittsburgh to six hits.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Jim Weaver
van Mungo
Mungo
Pittsburgh
Tex Thornton Honored for Rain Efforts in West Texas
Harry Woodman sent a telegram praising Tex Thornton, famed extinguisher of oil well fires, for his efforts to bring rain by shooting bombs at Dalhart and Roswell. Woodman notes Thornton missed Dalhart but struck Roswell.
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Harry Woodman
Tex Thornton
Dalhart
Texas
Roswell
Ambulance Runs With Patient From Alamogordo to Roswell
A' Schuler ambulance transported Mary Espinosa from Alamogordo to St Marys hospital in Roswell. She is daughter of Candelaria Espinosa who died here recently and has been ill for some time. She was coming from Tucson by train.
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Schuler
Alamogordo
Mary Espinosa
Candelaria Espinosa
St. Mary’s Hospital
Roswell
Tucson
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