Roosevelt plans partnership with industry to lift economy
President Roosevelt outlined domestic and international recovery measures including government backed cooperation with industry to raise wages, shorten hours, curb surplus, and ease anti trust limits. He signaled inflation tools may be used if needed while pursuing trade talks, currency stabilization, and disarmament aims. He stressed unity with Congress and emphasized the need for successful international conferences.
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Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Lindberghs Spent Night in Plane During Sandstorm
Columbus Ohio May 8 AP heavy weather between Columbus and Washington held Cole and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh here this morning They slept overnight in their big monoplane after a blinding sandstorm forced a landing in an isolated Texas Panhandle area The couple planned to reach Washington today and testify in the trial of Geston B Means and Norman Whitaker over a ransom plot connected to the Lindberghs first son.
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Washington
Cole
Charles A. Lindbergh
Texas Panhandle
Kansas City
Port Columbus
Lindberghs
Albuquerque
N. M
Amarillo
Texas
Norman Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh McLean
The
Payless State Employes Asked Niti Up Two Percent
Santa Fe May 8 AP State officials and employes press for a 2 percent raise as the Santa Fe New Mexican reports headquarters remains active despite chairman Barker in Washington Some workers question how to pay a raise when wages stay stagnant. Washington May 5 AP A proposed public works program seeks up to six billion dollars in two years Funds to be financed by Treasury obligations under secretary approved conditions Five day week six hour day aims for efficient labor and a fair wage to ensure living standards Senator Cutting LaFollette and Costigan back the bill granting the President broad control over project selection and administration.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican
William J. Barker
Washington
Washington, May
Public Works Administration
Cutting
R-N.m
LaFollette
R-Wis
Costigan
D-Cole
Treasury
Two brothers in custody in McMath kidnapping case
In Provincetown Massachusetts Kenneth Buckeday and his brother Cyril await arraignment for the Peggy McMath kidnapping. Kenneth says there is another man involved who ran away leaving him to face blame. He sobs and asks for a lawyer, detailing a narrow hiding space used to hold the girl.
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Kenneth Buck
Provincetown
Mass
Peggy McMath
Kenneth Buckeday
Kenneth
Cyril
Harwich
William Crossley
Peggy McMath Kidnapping Photos Highlight Return Home
Photographs depict Peggy McMath of Harwichport returning home after the school kidnapping incident. The image set shows her parents Mr and Mrs Neil C McMath, a seven year old neighbor observer, and classmates who saw Peggy speak with the driver before boarding a blue automobile. Two alleged kidnappers have been captured.
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Peggy McMath
Harwichport
Mass
Harwich Center
Neil C. McMath
John Shaugnessy
Peggy
Francis McMath
Russell Hull
Pecos Valley Cotton Growers to Meet Tomorrow
The Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association holds its ninth annual meeting tomorrow at four in the Chamber of Commerce. Officers include John Tweedy as president M W Evans Artesia as vice president George French secretary Jol B Beers manager. Beers notes a tough year with low cotton prices yet the group handled 4700 bales, 800 below last year, amid a valley crop that was 15000 bales short of the prior season.
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Pecos Valley Cotton Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
John Tweedy
M.W. Evans
Artesia
George French
Jol B. Beers
Beers
McGhee sentences trio in auto theft case
C H and Fred B Seale were sentenced to 15 to 30 months in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to larceny. Judge James F McGhee presided in district court Saturday. L W Seale’s charges were dismissed. The three brothers were arrested at their home east of Dexter by deputies Jim Williamson and Ellmer Nail of Hagerman for stealing articles valued over $30 from C H Williams of Lake Arthur’s car.
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Fred B. Seale
State Penitentiary
James F. McGhee
L. W. Seale
Dexter
Jim Williamson
Ellmer Nail
Hagerman
C. H. Williams
Lake Arthur
Gov Seligman Hosts Carlsbad Caverns School Visit
Gov Arthur Seligman will host southern New Mexico school children at Carlsbad Caverns on Saturday May 13, inviting attendance for a day of guided tours and activities.
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Carlsbad
Arthur Seligman
Carlsbad Caverns
Howard Calls for Special Legislative Session
Rep. Doe Howard of Portales urges a Governor called special session to re-enact six acts under referendum threat. He argues a paid or unpaid quorum could be secured, aiming to deter repeal by updating laws and maintaining legislative actions.
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Santa Fe
Doe Howard
Portales
Howard
State salaries classified by New Mexico Board of Finance
Santa Fe says the state Board of Finance will classify salaries for state officers and employees under a new law enacted by the legislature. Governor Seligman noted the move but it will not be discussed at tomorrow's meeting. Carrizozo witnesses traveling to testify against auto thieves had their car stolen after it broke down. the car was later recovered in a damaged state.
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Santa Fe
May
State Board of Finance
Seligman
Carrizozo
Here
Thiever
Baseball scores and postponements from today’s games
American League and National League results with scores, batters, and batteries. St Louis beat New York 4 to 2 with runs by Medwick and Frisch noted. Pittsburgh defeated Boston 9 to 3. other games were postponed due to wet grounds or cold conditions. Home runs by Medwick, Nat Frisch, and Leslie are listed among the day’s highlights.
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St. Louis
Frisch
Leslie
N. Y
Commodities and stocks fall as dollar rallies on Friday
A late dollar rally triggered renewed selling across markets in New York led by softened stock gains. Commodities sagged while sugar and wheat eased and key shares declined after earlier modest gains. Major issues such as American Telephone, Southern Pacific, U S Steel, and U S Smelting closed lower as transfers reached about 8 million shares.
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Dollar Exchange
Chicago
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
U. Ss. Steel
U.S
Capitol Closed Out Afternoons In Santa Fe Plan
Santa Fe May 8 AP a noon meeting with the Governor and all departments agreed to close the Capitol on Saturday afternoons from May 20 to September 16. Closing this coming Saturday afternoon will be optional but likely most departments will close. Offices may choose 8 to 4 or 9 to 5 hours.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Bullet Removed From Mrs Bales Face After Jealousy Shooting
The bullet lodged in Mrs Pertie Bales face after she was shot by Eugene Trujello last Friday was removed by local surgeons this morning. Trujello is charged with assault with intent to kill and is held in the county jail. He says he shot Mrs Bales in a fit of jealousy.
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Pertie Bales
Eugene Trujello
Trujello
Forest Greene Up For Eagle Scout Ranking
Forest Greene of Boy Scout troop 3 Roswell has completed all Eagle requirements and will apply for the Eagle Scout badge at the regular monthly Court of Honor to be held at the court house office at 7:30 tonight.
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Forest Greene
Roswell
Court House
Merchants to Discuss Public Reaction at Roswell Meeting
Roswell merchants convene at 6:30 at Nickson Coffee Shop for a regular meeting to hear public opinions on store management. An attorney will discuss the eight hour law passed by the last legislature. Dinner tickets cost sixty five cents and are sold through the chamber of commerce.
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Nickson
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Dallas
Kansas City
Association
Annual election of D. A. V. officers in Roswell
The nominating committee reports officers for Roswell D A V chapter at the regular meeting at the clubhouse tonight. Officers will be installed next month. Current commander is Ralph Sheehan.
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Roswell
Ralph Sheehan
Seed loan checks arrive at county clerk office
Ten more seed loan checks were received today and will be mailed once crop records are cleared. Authorities expect about 15 to 20 additional checks for Chaves county as the program continues to distribute funds.
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Chaves County
First Baptist Church marks 40th Ruby Anniversary
The First Baptist Church inaugurated its Ruby Anniversary with revival services, celebrating forty years and inviting all to weeknight gatherings at 7:39. Tonight’s sermon is The Call To Youth as Young Peoples Night, with officers and teachers urged to attend alongside the youth.
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First Baptist Church
Race Attitude Committee Delays UNM Report
Albuquerque May reports say UNM race attitude investigating committee delays completing its findings as hearings are transcribed. The board of regents will receive the study soon with recommendations to address campus race relations and social dynamics. The panel has not indicated specifics on questioning or party roles.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Board of Regents of
The
University of New Mexico
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