Debate Over Frameup Halts Gallup Kidnapping Hearing
In Gallup New Mexico May 4 AP two abducted men Robert Minor editor of a New York Communist publication and David Levinson Philadelphia lawyer resisted questioning by assistant district attorney C R McIntosh. Minor accused McIntosh of framing them and of calling him liar during a tense exchange. Both men remain at a local hospital under state police guard as officers pursue a dozen suspects amid a larger riot probe.
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Gallup, N. M
C. R. McIntosh
Robert Minor
New York
Minor
David Levinson
McIntosh
Philadelphia International Labor Defense Attorney
Gallup
District Attorney’s Office
Levinson
Tohatchi
N. M
Indian Hospital
New Mexico
Philadelphia
International Labor Defense
Gallup Defense Committee
Defense Committee
Town Plaza
Santa Fe
Annual drive for Roswell Girl Scouts set next Tuesday
Roswell will invite residents to contribute to the annual Girl Scout financial campaign led by H B Smurl. The breakfast meeting at Nickson Coffee Shop will gather volunteers to solicit funds for the year’s activities. The effort emphasizes character building and supports many troop programs with a low budget.
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Roswell
H. B. Smurl
Girl Scout Council
Smurl
Nickson
T. R. Boles
Robert Fall
B. B. Ginsberg
J. D. Moores
H. H. Ball
J. R. St. John
A. F. Madison
D. J. Shrecengost
G. H. Hockensgon
Winston Daniel
Norman McLeod
Ned Revelle
John Tannehill
Howard Amason
T. H. Boswell
Howard Glover
T. J. Hall
H. M. Huff S. P. Johnson Jr
Ross Malone Jr
Frank Marks
C. R. McNally
R. W. Mitchell
H. C. Moberly
J. A. Strong
H. E. Samson
E. J. Williams
H. B. Smyrl
President Roosevelts request prompts work relief project list
President Roosevelt asked for next week’s submission of work relief project ideas amid talks of raising the $50 a month wage. Officials note rising food costs, up 11 percent in six months, influence wage considerations as the works allotment board prepares to meet. Civilian Conservation Corps camps planned for May 15 with new enlistments June 15, and rural electrification ready to start. Weather across New Mexico shows heavy snow and rain with unsettled forecasts and several towns reporting mixed precipitation and cold temperatures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works
Ickes
Civilian Conservation Corps
President Breaks With U S Chamber of Commerce
Beverly Hills papers note the long standing split between the President and the U S Chamber of Commerce. The alliance, described as unhappy from the start, deteriorated by March 4, 1933. Roosevelt leads with five billion in temporary alimony.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
U. S. Chamber of ‘Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Regents Meet as Bids Likely for Institute Officers’ Homes
New Mexico Military Institute board of regents held their regular monthly meeting this afternoon. Attendees included H. M. Dow as chair, R. R. Hinkle, and T. E. Mears of Portales. Judge M. A. Otero departed Santa Fe but rerouted due to bad roads. C. M. Botts of Albuquerque was absent likely for the same reason.
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Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Military Institute
H. M. Dow
R. R. Hinkle
T. E. Mears
Portales
M. A. Otero
Santa Fe
C. M. Botts
Albuquerque
Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association Meets May 15
A general meeting of Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association members and area stockmen is set for May 15 at 10 a.m. in Roswell to discuss Taylor Grazing Act administration and elect a new board. A representative may be chosen to attend the Denver meeting on May 20 to finalize act rules. The district covers Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Lincoln and parts of DeBaca and Guadalupe counties.
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Taylor Grazing Act
Southeastern
Denver
New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy, Lea
Lincoln
DeBaca
Guadalupe
Baseball Scores Postponed by Rain and Cold Conditions
Baseball scores show Cincinnati at New York postponed due to rain and cold. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn canceled after rain delays. St Louis at Boston also postponed. Batteries and pitching notes briefly listed for several matchups, including Cantwell Spohrer and Walker Davis.
Washington, Chicago Batter. Boston Loss on Wet Ground
Washington over Chicago 4 to 9 in a rain affected game. Batteries: Hadley and Russell for Washington. Boston, Tietje, Myatt and Sewell for Chicago. New York and St. Louis postponed due to cold wet grounds. Cleveland edges Philadelphia 3 to 2. batteries Mahaffey Berry Harder Brown Galehouse Myatt. Detroit defeats Boston 11 to 5 with Ferrell and Ferrell Sullivan Cochran in battery.
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Washington
Chicago
Hadley, Russell & Boston
Tietje, Myatt & Sewell
New York-St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Mahaffey & Berry
Harder
L Brown
Galehouse & Myatt
Vaughan's ninth inning homer sinks Dodgers in Pittsburgh win
Arky Vaughan hit a decisive ninth inning home run to break a pitchers duel between Cy Blanton and Tom Zachary, giving Pittsburgh a 1 0 victory over Brooklyn. Blanton held the Dodgers to three hits for his fourth straight win.
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Brooklyn
Arky Vaughan
Cy Blanton
Tom Zachary
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Blanton
Walker shuts out Braves as Cardinals win 3 0
East Boston May 4 AP report: Bill Walker limited the Braves to no runs with three hits while the Cardinals knocked Ben Cantwell out with four straight singles in the seventh to surge ahead for a 3 0 victory.
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Boston
Bill Walker
Braves
Cardinals
Ben Cantwell
Robson Indicted in Hopeless Kidnapping Case
Oscar H. Robson, long held suspect, was indicted by the federal grand jury in Tucson Arizona in the June Robles kidnapping case.
Reilly Sues Hauptmann Widow for Fees
Brooklyn report says Edward J. Reilly, former chief defense counsel for Bruno Hauptmann, sues Anna Hauptmann for 22398 dollars and 82 cents claiming it was earned. The case centers on unpaid legal fees tied to the Lindbergh baby trial.
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Brooklyn
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Omaha Wins 1935 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Omaha the sturdy colt owned by William Woodward of New York defeated Roman Soldier with a strong stretch drive to win the sixty first Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Nellie Flag finished fourth as the Calumet filly and favorite, with Whiskole third. The winner ran the mile and a quarter in 2 minutes 5 seconds amid heavy rains and a crowd far below expectations.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Omaha
William Woodward
New York
Roman Soldier
Whiskole
Nellie Flag
Chanceview
Prince Splendor
Calumet Dick
C. V. Whitney
Whitney
Clyde van Dusen
Green Denies Threat of Auto Strike Amid Chevrolet Walkout
Washington reports William Green AFL president denies telling Nicholas Klein he would strike federation units in the auto industry unless the Toledo Chevrolet dispute ends swiftly. Buffalo unit shutdowns affect about 1,200 workers, drawing 1300000 monthly payroll as Toledo pressure continues. Independent workers push petitions to back a strike, while federal mediators seek settlement.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Nicholas Klein
Cincinnati
Chevrolet
Fisher
Francis J. Dillon
Detroit
Green
General Motors
Chevrolet and Fisher Body Company
Buffalo
M. E. Coyle
Toledo
Pontiac
United Automobile ‘Workers’ Union
Edward F. McGrady
Perkins
Thomas J
Auto Workers’ Union
Parenti Released By Portsmouth Team
Frank Parenti former New Mexico Military Institute athlete returned to Albuquerque after being released from the Portsmouth Ohio baseball club in the middle Atlantic league. Parenti had been sent to Portsmouth by the Pittsburgh Pirates after a tryout with the National League club.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Parenti
New Mexico Military Institute
Portsmouth
Roosevelt Boards Sequoia For Potomac Weekend Cruise
Washington reports President Roosevelt boarded the government yacht Sequoia for a weekend trip on the Potomac river and planned to return by tomorrow night. In Denver relatives confirm the victim in a Tulare hit and run is Arthur Inman, 19, of Denver Auxerre reports Premier Flandin broke his arm in a car crash and was hospitalized. In Honolulu Gene Tunney claims no current challenger can take Baer’s heavyweight crown. In Mexico City Davis Cup team clauses suggest a first-round zone clinch against Cuba.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac River
Denver
Tulare
Calif
Arthur Inman
Illinois relief funds taxed as counties exhaust treasuries
The army of the hungry was expected to reach Illinois communities by tonight as relief officials awaited terms with Washington. The number to be aided was projected at 500,000 and the total grows as counties exhaust their relief treasuries.
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Chicago
Illinois
Washington
Volcanic Activity at Mount Ararat After Earthquake
Reports state Istanbul Mount Ararat, long considered Noahs Ark resting place, exhibits volcanic activity after a large earthquake. The quake left about two thousand people dead or injured and sparked widespread damage.
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Istanbul
Mount Ararat
May day parade shows vast Soviet air force strength
Moscow reports over 3000 military planes in May day celebrations across Russia. Officials boast a huge arsenal with thousands of tanks and warplanes, including more than 800 aircraft stationed in the Far East.
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Moscow
Russia
Far East
NRA legality debate sparks Senate opposition claims
Washington remarks suggest the Blue Eagle faction believes administration leaders in the senate oppose the NRA. Major ity Leader Robinson and Finance Committee Chairman Harrison are named as being opposed to the NRA internally, as the supreme court weighs legality.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Robinson
Harrison
Finance Committee
State track meet postponed to Monday in Albuquerque
The state track meet preliminaries and finals were moved to 8 30 A M Monday after a meeting with high school coaches. Tennis and golf matches also delayed. UNM housing 1506 visiting athletes with funds donated by local businessmen. Texas Tech and UNM meet canceled as Tech team was snowbound at Vaughn.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Gwinn Henry
University of New Mexico
Cecil Kennamer
University
Texas Tech
Tech
Vaughn
Charles E Schwab Dies In Roswell
Charles E. Schwab age 67 died at St Marys Hospital Roswell after a short illness. He worked at several hotels including the Gilkeson and earlier the Bankhead Hotel. Born in Murray Iowa June 18 1868 he married Mary Noral November 2 1897 and had five children. Funeral arrangements are pending with Ballard Funeral Home.
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Charles E. Schwab
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Schwab
Roswell
Gilkeson
Bankhead Hotel
Murray
Iowa
Mary Noral
Emmerson
Mark
Kenneth
Roscoe
Maryal Schwab
Highland, NL
Dorcas Schwab
Sheridan
Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming
Schwab
Marval Schwab
Highland
Illinois
Ballard Funeral Home
Central Hardware Tourney Postponed
Weather delays the Central Hardware Company's tennis tournament with no start planned tomorrow If conditions improve the event may begin Sunday May 12 and finish on Sunday May 19 officials said the schedule could shift further.
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Central Hardware Company
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