Roosevelt to Veto Patman Bonus Bill Quickly
President Roosevelt signaled a veto of the Patman bonus bill and would send the veto message to Congress within a short time. Senate approved the inflationary measure paying soldiers $2,201,934,000 in new money. House previously passed it. Debate centers on whether Congress would sustain or override a veto with a two thirds vote needed.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Pongress
Burns
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Chicago and New York split in doubleheader after tense opener
National League results show Chicago and New York in a doubleheader with 132 and 370 in the first, 000 and 001 in the second. St Louis tied Brooklyn 1-1, while Pittsburgh edged Boston 12 to 11. Cincinnati swept Philadelphia in two games by wide margins. A Bankhead Hotel robbery report details two masked robbers looting the safe, cash register, and pockets totaling 1238.85 amid a tense early morning incident. Kitzlemann and porter Palmer describe the events and suspect professionals. Police have not yet found the suspects.
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Bankhead
Harry
Kitzlemann
Laither ‘Palmer
Dan
Thei
Dr. Phillips
Kitzlemaan
Kitzleman
Santa Anita set for film shoots in Monrovia area
In Monrovia California a film crew shoots race scenes near Santa Anita while noting the governments conscience fund. The fund totals $618000, equating to about half a cent per person, prompting reflection on unsettled debts and perceived government skinning.
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Monrovia
Cal
Santa Anita
Earhart Over Georgia En Route To New York Flight
Amelia Earhart passed over Atlanta at 4 05 p m on a 2100 mile non stop flight from Mexico D C to New York The Eastern Airlines operator reported she then crossed Mobile Alabama at 1 01 p m CST covering 124 miles from New Orleans to Mobile in 40 minutes The air distance from Atlanta to New Orleans is noted as part of her journey
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Atlanta
Amelia Earhart
Mexico
D. C
New York
Eastern Airlines
Mobile
Ala
Miss Earhart
New Orleans
Child found dead after long search near Valencia county
Virginia Lee Bursom, three, daughter of a Valencia County homesteader, disappeared last Thursday while returning home from play. Her body was found six miles from the home after a 13 mile追 trail through rocky, brushy terrain. Authorities believe exposure in the storm caused her death. Funeral services were held at the Bursom home.
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Virginia Lee Bursom
Valencia County
R. F. Garrett
Bursom
Here
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Alton Head
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Grant
Jaramillo
CCC Grazing Camp to Come to Chaves Co
Substantial expansion of the emergency conservation program in New Mexico announced by Director Fechner. Camps will rise from 16 to 33 with about 9,800 men, plus 2,700 enrolled from NM. locations include national forests in High Rolls Green wood Mountain Air Las Cruces and more, plus grazing division camps in several counties.
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Washington
New Mexico
Robert Fechner
Fechner
Reclamation Bureau
Division of Grazing of
The
Interior Department
National Forest
High Rolls
Otero
Greenwood
Catron County
Mountainair
Torrance
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
Kingston
Sierra County
Corona
Lincoln County
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Luna
Sierra
Lincoln
Chaves
Socorro
Hidalgo
New Mexico Expands State Police Force and Budget
Santa Fe May 8 AP New Mexico’s enlarged state police will be in the field soon with 15 added members as uniforms and equipment arrive The state board of finance approved 25000 for the patrol and back salary of 625 to former Gov A W W Hockenhull restoring a 10 percent cut The board also allowed 135 to Dee Donnell nine days work in the revenue commission office and authorized governor requests for autos A budget committee of C R Sebastian and Robert F Asplund was named to review budgets Capitol remodeling costing 2500 was approved plus public welfare funds under the health district law. Attorney General Frank Patton ruled a vacancy cannot be filled at the Sept special election requiring a general election.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
A.ww. Hockenhull
Arthur Seligman
Dee Donnell
Revenue Commissioner’s
Frank Patton
Bureau
C. R. Sebastian
Robert F. Asplund
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Bureau of Revenue
Landscaping planned for US 366 in Albuquerque
Albuquerque officials and the State Highway Department reached an agreement to landscape a mile along US 366 from Old Town Boulevard to the bridge. The city will supply water and maintain a ditch. trees and flowers will line the roadside and sidewalks will be built. Work to be funded as a public works highway project with a contract to be let soon in Santa Fe.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Old Town
State Highway Department
Santa Fe
State U to Have Graduating Class 122 at UNM
Albuquerque May 8 Arrangements are under way for the graduation of a class of 122 seniors at the University of New Mexico in commencement exercises June 10 registrar Mrs Alice OO Greiner said last night Under a new faculty ruling only students completing their work in June will be included in the class Previously those finishing at end of field or summer school were numbered among the graduates The college of arts and sciences is expected to grant degrees to 56 the college of education 39 and the college of engineering 27
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Alice OO. Greiner
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Education
College of Engineering
Twin boys born to Richard Dix couple in Hollywood
Hollywood, May 8. Twin boys were born today to Mr and Mrs Richard Dix of the movies.
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Hollywood
Calif
Richard Dix
The
Movies
Jury Delving Into Fatal Plane Wreck Near Macon
An AP report from Macon Missouri notes a coroner's jury probing the TWA Sky Chief crash that killed five. The panel questioned radio equipment issues, demanded more witnesses including Mrs D I Mesker, and sought the ship log details showing night frequency and weak radio components. The log indicated guidance to land in Kirksville due to fog, and authorities continue hearings to determine if the pilot received the dispatch.
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TWA
Here
D. I. Mesker
Sky Chief
Kansas City
Albert F. Smith
Oscar Neel
Kirksville
Lee Flanagin
Roy Spangler
Flanagin
Senate election to be in September in New Mexico
Santa Fe May 8 AP Filling New Mexico's senatorial vacancy after the death of Sen Bronson Cutting introduces unique issues. If Gov. Clyde Tingley names Dennis Chavez, Chavez would run in 1936 for the unexpired term, or potentially press a wider contest. The Democratic party's prepared evidence could influence the outcome.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Clyde Tingley
Chavez
Victor
Tingley
Democratic State Organization
Truck Driver and Hitch Hiker Hurt in Bridge Plunge
AP report from Tucumcari says Sol Welch the truck driver and a woman hitch hiker named Mrs. Margaret Harris of Chicago were treated for injuries after the truck plunged off a bridge about 30 miles east of Tucumcari. Welch suffered cuts from flying glass and was thrown through the windshield. Harris had head and arm lacerations. Both were brought to a local hospital yesterday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Here
Sol Welch
Margaret Harris
Chicago
Fulfer Not Killed But Seriously Hurt
Mountainair New Mexico May 8 AP G C Fulfer a farmer living 12 miles southeast of Mountainair who was thought killed in a team runaway is in critical condition at his home from injuries. He was injured while attempting to break in a mule not in a runaway as earlier reported. Neighbors say the farmer was seriously pawed by the animal.
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Mountainair
N. M
G. C. Fulfer
Here
Fulfer
Baseball Scores and Battery Listings Across Cities
Testable box scores show New York Chicago Washington St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland with inning by inning runs and batteries listed for each game. Notable pairings include Weaver Coppola Bolton Grube and Mahaffey Leiber Dietrich Foxx.
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St. Louis
Weaver, Coppola
Bolton
Weiland and Grube
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mahaffey
Leiber
Dietrich and
Foxx
Rowe and
Cocharne
Home Run Leaders in National and American Leagues
Capbell and Cinti Natl hit big for their clubs while Chi Natl and Moore lead in New York Natl. West and Lindstrom contribute for St. Louis A and others like Riggs Green berg Amn Mallon Boston N Selkirk NY Amn Byrd Cinti Natl Dickey NY Amn Bell St. Louis A Verger Phila Natl Goodman Cinti Natl Johnson Phila Amn Foxx Phila Amn add to a busy day of long balls across the leagues.
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Capbell
Cinti
Cuyler Chi
Moore
New York
West
St. Louis
A- Lindstrom
Chicago
Riggs
Greenberg
Det Amn
Mallon
Boston
Selkirk
NY Amn
Byrd
Dickey
Bell
Verger
Phila
Goodman
Johnson
Amn
Foxx
Funeral services for Senator Bronson Cutting Held Friday
New York May 8 AP Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico died Monday in an airplane crash near Atlanta Missouri. Services will be at St James Protestant Episcopal church at 2 15 Friday afternoon. Burial will follow at Oakdale Long Island, his birthplace.
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New York
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Atlanta
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
Oakdale
Long Island
Senator Cutting
Roswell School Band to Hold First Summer Concert
The Roswell school band directed by Mrs. Helen Noah performs its first summer concert on the courthouse lawn Friday at 6 30 p m. The outdoor event features the band’s community music program and runs weather permitting.
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Roswell
Helen Noah
Courthouse Lawn
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