Roosevelt weighs new taxes for three billion relief bond issue
Washington reports President Roosevelt planned a major relief program to create jobs through public works and industry oversight. Leaders discussed tax forms to balance the budget, while proposals aimed to curb trust laws, raise wages, and shorten hours under a broad emergency plan.
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Farm Bill Sent To White House With Production Cost Section Beaten
The Senate stripped out the Norris-Simpson production cost provision from the farm bill sending the measure to President Roosevelt. The inflation and currency powers remain, with the bill authorizing up to 3 billion dollars in open market bond purchases and broad presidential authority over currency policy. The house and senate conferred to approve all sections except the production cost plan, which Norris urged be kept but which the house rejected.
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Two Boys Robbed Filling Station Here Last Night
A youth arrested in Artesia is tied to a Magnolia filling station robbery on Seventh and Main. The pair stole about $14.50, two tire gauges, 13 gallons of gasoline, and oil while fleeing in a 1930 Buick coupe, with one accomplice captured and the other escaping. Deputy McCue pursued the suspect vehicle through the Virginia Inn area as the chase continued on Third Street.
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Enlightening report on local otores at Roswell meeting
D I Clowe of Kemp Lumber Company filed a shopping tour in Roswell, noting clerks’ indifference and poor salesmanship at many stores. The Roswell Merchants Association discussed the findings at Nickson Coffee Shop, highlighting mixed shopper experiences and merchant responsiveness. Tornadoes along the Tennessee Kentucky border killed at least 67 and injured many, with Beaty Swamps near Livingston hardest hit. Reports tallied 26 dead in Beaty Swamps, 12 bodies reached Livingston, and multiple counties in Kentucky and Tennessee faced devastation with extensive property damage and missing persons. Ambulances and doctors rushed to aid the injured as communities faced widespread ruin and desolation. The event followed earlier tolls bringing the total killed in recent tornado outbreaks to about 250 across the region.
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Clovis Ball Club Plans Wide Amateur League
An amateur baseball league is to be formed in the Clovis territory with nine or ten towns. At a meeting Friday night sixty club representatives will discuss the league's structure and schedule. Nine clubs have already signified their intention to enter.
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Wage Increases Across the Nation Reported By AP
Thousands of workers return to jobs with brighter outlooks as manufacturers lift wages five to 20 percent following Roosevelt’s appeal. Pennsylvania firms announce boosts, along with Akron Goodyear Tire, Planters Nut and Chocolate in Suffolk, and Cleveland steel mills recall thousands. Independent bakers in Cleveland raise bread price by one cent a leaf to reduce hours while hiring extra help.
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Moratorium on Public Money in New Mexico Declared
Santa Fe May 10 AP A ninety day moratorium on public deposits was declared by the state board of finance as banks statewide refused to accept public money for deposit. Senate bill 245 authorizes waiving interest on public deposits and sets a 1 percent rate for the period. Bernalillo county treasurer J J Tierney reported he could not deposit 75009 without banks accepting it and backing it with bonds.
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Fred Luthy
Albuquerque
Chavez Indian Bill Approved by House Committee
Washington May 10 AP The house Indian committee approved the Chavez bill authorizing 994040 for settlement of Pueblo Indian land claims in New Mexico The measure provides 761954 in payments to Indians and 325086 to white settlers who settled on the lands It has the approval of Secretary Eckes and the budget bureau Rep Chavez released the Interior Secretary report noting the budget director says the legislation would not conflict with the President's financial program.
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New Mexico
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Welpton Moves Fire Bureau Office Locations
W. E. Welpton district manager for the Fire Companies' Adjustment Bureau has relocated his office from 105 West Third Street to 112 East Fourth Street.
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Fire Companies’ Adjustment Bureau
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East Fourth Street
U. S. Accepts British World Tariff Truce Text
A London note reports the United States giving qualified assent to the revised world tariff truce proposal. Norman H. Davis’s headquarters said the reply "places no obstacles" to acceptance by the eight principal nations, with further talks planned at a luncheon with Walter Runciman and other British officials.
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Board of Trade
Predicted Parental Discord May Drive Millions to Insanity
Philadelphia May 10 AP A University of Pennsylvania psychiatrist Dr Kenneth E Appel warned at a county home and school association meeting that a million school children currently normal could suffer mild insanity at some life stage due to parental discord and excessive emphasis on textbook knowledge.
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Kenneth E. Appel
University of Pennsylvania
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Earl B. Bond
Philadelphia County Council of Home and School Associations
Black Governor Named to Federal Reserve Board Post
President Roosevelt designated Eugene Black of Atlanta as governor of the Federal Reserve Board succeeding Eugene Meyer. Black, then head of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank, expects to serve only a few months. Meyer had been appointed by Hoover on September 16, 1930.
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Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
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Meyer
Hoover
Unfilled steel orders rise as Mann Act case noted
Manuel Y. Villalobos, Denver former New Mexico resident, released after a Mann Act arrest. DOJ agent says insufficient evidence at Mosquero hearing. Separately, United States Steel reports April unfilled orders up 23,572 tons to 1,864,574 tons, first gain since last October amid improving demand and shipments.
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Muir for Senator Opens Push in New Mexico
Friends of former representative John T. Muir urge him to seek appointment to succeed a United States Senator. Sam Branton, Muir, president of the First National Bank of Lordsburg and pioneer cattleman, notes Muir has lived in New Mexico for nearly 50 years.
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Sam Braton
Cincinnati Edges Phillies In Split Baseball Doubleheader
In the first game Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia ten to seven after a late rally, with Lucas Koip Lom bardi Elliott Liska Hansen and Davis on the battery. The second game Cincinnati topped Philadelphia nine to three as Johnson Hems ley A Moore and Todd Lombardi handled pitching and catching duties. Other league games St Louis New York Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Brooklyn were postponed.
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Baseball scorelines and battery lineups from league games
The page lists multiple baseball doubleheaders with team scores and battery ce urations. Philadelphia and Detroit game details show pitchers Cain Cochran e Marberry Wyatt and Desautels for Philadelphia and Walberg Coch ran e Sorrell Hayworth for Detroit. Washington and St Louis also noted. New York versus Chicago shows Gomez MacFayden Jabolonowski Jorgens Jones Berry. Boston Cleveland match features Weiland Gooch Hudlin Myatt.
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Jabolonowski
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Jones and Berry
Home Runs Today in Major Leagues
Phil Klein and Davis of Philadelphia Nat. along with Hafey of Cincinnati and Johnson of Philadelphia Amn. hit home runs in today’s games. Strong hitters from Nat and Amn clubs appear among the notable dingers.
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Stocks Continue Gains In Morning Market Rally
New York May 10 AP Buoyed by reports of gains in steel auto transport and electric power stocks the market advanced with many favorites up 1 to 5 or more. Intermittent profit taking occurred but buyers dominated and turnover reached about 4 200 000 shares. Grain futures rose wheat and corn up more than a cent while silver eased then strengthened late. cotton rose.
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Complete shutdown of oil urged by Arizona official
Santa Fe May 10 AP Gov Arthur Seligman was asked in a telegram from W E Lee Tucson oil man to cooperate with Washington to shut down oil fields until a fair price. A second telegram from Hobbs field operators said royalty producers were hard hit by low prices and urged curtailed production not over 5000 barrels until prices reach 50 cents per barrel, claiming irreplacable resources are being sacrificed.
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Arthur Seligman
W. E. Lee
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Hobbs
New Wool Tops Montana Prices in Dillon Market
In Dillon Montana on May 10 the Montana wool market saw a new top price of 22 cents a pound the second such gain in as many days. The sale was reported by Charles Ladue and Foster Bros both of Dillon.
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