Roosevelt drives broad partnership plan to fight unemployment
President Roosevelt pushes a sweeping unemployment bill uniting industry and government. A $3.3 billion public works program and relaxation of anti trust laws to allow voluntary industry agreements aim to absorb idle workers. A White House meeting set the stage for final shape and possible quick agreement.
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Reconstruction Corporation
White House
Lewis W. Douglas
Perkins
Dickinson
Tugwell
100000 Jews in New York Parade
New York May 11 AP 100000 Jews marched along from Madison Square to the Battery to protest the German government attitude toward their race. An Irish grand marshal Gen John F O Ryan and Mayor John P OBrien stood in review as the procession included diverse faiths and ages. A single float bore a Swastika gallows emblem.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
John F. O’ryan
John P. O’brien
Madison Square
Hitler Party
Two Boys Plead Guilty In Filling Station Robbery
In Roswell two youths Arthur Stevens 19 and Thomas Rodriguez 21 both pleaded guilty to robbery with firearms after robbing Magnola filling station at Seventh and Main. Bond set at 1000 each. they remain jailed awaiting sentence. Rodriguez arrested in Artesia. Stevens captured locally. Maximum penalty 24 years, minimum three.
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Magnola
Seventh and Main
L. L. Johnson
New Mexico
Arthur Stevens
Thomas Rodriguez
New Orleans
Stevens
Rodriguez
Artesia
Roy Vermillon
Eddy County
Pheriff
Vermillion
Roswell
Donovan
Tarleton
A. H. Hogan
Editor’s Wife Edith Banks on Trial for Murder
In Eugene Oregon Mrs Edith R Banks former Riverside society matron and her husband L A Barks Medford crusading editor face first degree murder charges over the shooting of Police Officer George Prescott who was killed during a attempt to arrest Banks for alleged theft of 10000 ballots from courthouse vaults Banks a bitter opponent of southern Oregon officials led a political fight that framed the case.
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Edith R. Banks
Riverside
Cal
Eugene
Ore
L. A. Barks
Medford
George Prescott
Prescott
Banks
Southern Oregon
Repeal Meeting At Courthouse Tonite At Eight
A mass meeting at the county courthouse tonight features speakers advocating repeal of state and national prohibition amendments. Mrs. Franklin Igne and Mrs. Hunter Clarkson of Santa Fe speak for the New Mexico division of the Women’s Organization for National Reform, with Mrs. Lane on civic duty and Clarkson on temperance. Florence Hinkle of Roswell discusses the proposed state Li Quor regulatory law, tied to the September 19 election. Hinkle helped draft the measure.
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Franklin Igne
Hunter Clarkson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Womens’ Organization For National Reform
Lane
Clarkson
Florence Hinkle
Roswell
Hinklé
Roswell High Baccalaureate Program Details
Roswell High School outlines the Baccalaureate services at eight p m in the Junior High auditorium with Rev. Julian Atwood delivering the sermon Gods Glory in the Earth. The Class of 1933 graduation is set for May 19 with 81 seniors. The program lists processional invocation choruses scripture reading prayer sermon and benediction along with a long list of chorus members and accompanist.
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Roswell High School
Julian Atwood
First Baptist Church
Thelma Perry
LeRoy Thompson
B. Eitelgeorge
D. D
H. Cc. Henderson
Teasdale
Rev. Atwood
Miss Poorbaugh
King
Saunders
E. Wilson
V. Wilson
Johnston
Bell
Caldwell
Mr. Glover
Cummins
Henderson
Little
Eitelgeorge
Predatory Animals Kill Wildlife in April Report
April losses totaled six deer five lambs four sheep six calves and nine pigs under a joint U S Biological Survey and New Mexico A and M College report. Coyotes killed most livestock including two deer five lambs four sheep one calf and nine pigs. Mountain lions took four deer wolves killed four calves and bear accounted for one calf. Eddy county trapper Y J Holmes led with 39 coyotes. J W Garrard of Dona Ana county had 30. Total catches 24 bobcats 196 coyotes one wolf and one lion.
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Albuquerque
N. M
U. S. Biological Survey
New Mexico A. and M. College
Eddy County
J. W. Garrard
Dona Ana County
Cadet Stewart Best Drilled at New Mexico State College
Las Cruces May 11 AP David Stewart of El Paso freshman at New Mexico State College has been named the best drilled soldier in the ROTC unit after a lengthy elimination test. Clark Loomis of Las Cruces placed second and James Gilchrist of El Paso among top cadets.
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Las Cruces
N. M
David Stewart
el Paso
New Mexico State College
Stewart
Clark Loomis
James Gilchrist
Roswell City Teachers Face 25 Percent Salary Cut
Roswell school teachers were informed at Junior High that next year’s salaries will total 80 945 down from 108 795, a near 25 to 26 percent reduction. The board reworked individual salaries to meet the budget while maintaining equity, with several staff changes including removal of an assistant superintendent role and coaching duties shifted or reduced.
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Roswell City
Roswell
Chaves County
Assista
Moreris
Morris
Poe Corn
Tornado Toll Rises Across Kentucky Tennessee
Spring storm deaths climb above 250 with 54 killed in the Cumberland valley region. Reports describe midnight twisters leveling homes and uprooting trees in Overton county Beaty Swamps and near Tompkinsville Kentucky Russell Springs Kentucky Columbia Kentucky Lebanon Tennessee.
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Cumberland Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Beaty Swamps
Overton County
Tenn
Tompkinsville
Russell Springs
Columbia
Lebanon, Tenn
Better Business Moves Indicated by AP Report
A week of rising wholesale prices and strong output across industries is reported. The AP notes gains in automobile production, a 27 percent first quarter rise in air passenger traffic, and a 23 500 ton rise in unfilled U S Steel orders, along with wage hikes and recalls in several mills. Severe spring storms caused fatalities and extensive damage from Louisiana to the Carolinas, including a deadly tornado near Brownwood Texas.
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Associated Press
United States Department of Commerce
Pacific Coast
United States Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Maryland
Lane Cotton Mills
New Orleans
Cresswell Shirts, Inc
New York
Connecticut
Butterfly Silk
Sidney
N. Y
Ashland
Texas Textile Mill
McKinney
Texas
Ian Broom Company
Portland
Ore
Nazarene Revival Draws Roswell Faithful Each Night
Evangelists H C Cagle and wife preach at the Nazarene Church in Roswell every night at 7 45. Their gospel messages are presented as logical and spiritual, calling for a personal salvation that sinks into the heart and leads to sanctification. The series invites all citizens seeking deep spirituality to attend.
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H. C. Cagle
Nazarene Church
Roswell
Judge Hatch critiques New Mexico tax sale law limits
Former Judge Carl A. Hatch of Clovis told Kiwanis that New Mexico Senate bill 144 weakens purchaser rights in tax sale certificates. He said delinquent taxpayers cannot be dispossessed until the two year redemption period ends and that the act grants only the right to a complete legal title, not full possession.
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Clovis
N. M
New Mexico
Carl A. Hatch
Kiwanis Club
Hatch
Rotary Club hears talks on water and county finances
The Rotary Club heard a five minute talk by Irving Woolsey on drinking water composition and softening processes. County officials, led by George Foreman, county clerk, discussed finances and cost cutting, noting new methods saving over $900 annually. Wilcox detailed county tax cuts, bond debt at $30,000, and tax distribution with 51 percent of 1922 taxes unpaid in Chaves county. John Tweedy spoke on county matters and commissions.
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Rotary Club
Irving Woolsey
George Foreman
Syl Johnson
Foreman
Board of County Commissioners
J. B. McGhee
Crosby
Saunders
Wilcox
State Tax Commission
Chaves County
John Tweedy
Farm Bill Not To President Until Friday
In Washington on May 11 AP reports Representative Burns the Democratic leader said Speaker Rainey’s absence delays sending the farm relief inflation bill to the White House until tomorrow. The Speaker must sign before Vice President Garner and President Roosevelt. Rainey was delayed in Columbus by weather. Secretary Wallace headed home from Boston to take steps toward restoring farmers purchasing power.
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Wasington
Burns
Rainey
White House
House
Garner
Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Wallace
Boston
Need Wider Highways Between Albuquerque and Algodones
AP reports highway commissioner P. L. Rapkoch urged widening the paved route from Albuquerque to Algodones to remove dangerous curves. He said the pavement should permit four cars to travel abreast where feasible.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Algodones
P. L. Rapkoch
Rapkoch
Child Hit By Auto Here Slightly Hurt
Rose McConnell a seven year old girl was slightly bruised yesterday evening at about six o'clock when she was hit by a car driven by Hilton Ray. The accident occurred in front of Greenhaven Camp on East Second Street. The child stepped out in front of the car and witnesses said Mr. Ray was helpless to avoid the collision and was not at fault. She was with Mrs. Lester McAnally who is visiting her.
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Rose McConnell
Hilton Ray
Greenhaven Camp
East Second Street
Baseball scores and battery details from today’s games
Pittsburgh defeated New York 7 to 6 with tied late innings as Meine Grace Hubbell Luque Mancuso pitched. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 in a 12 inning game with Derringer Lom-bardi Manion Benge Shaute Sukeforth Picinich on the mound. St Louis shut out Boston 9 to 0 as Hallahan Wilson Beits Spohrer offered strong relief. Chicago Philadelphia game postponed by rain.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Meine
Grace
Hubbell
Luque
Mancuso
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Derringer
Lombardi
Manion
Benge
Shaute
Sukeforth
Picinich
Batterymatch results and rain postponement notes
In Washington 110 00 St. Louis 900 02 batteries credited to Stewart and Sewell Harley and Ruel. RHBE Boston 000 010 000 166 Cleveland 001 012 00x 416 90 batteries credited to Andrews Welsh and R Ferrell Harder and Myatt. New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit postponed due to rain.
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Wasington
St. Louis
Stewart and Sewell
Harley and Ruel
RHBE
Boston
Cleveland
Andrews, Welsh
R. Ferrell
Harder
Myatt
Baseball Hall of Fame Names 1940s Stars in Error-Free List
Medwick and O'Doul lead a star-studded lineup including St. Louis Nat. Harder from Cleveland. Hubbell with New York Nat. Bottomley of Cincinnati. O'Doul from Brooklyn as part of a distinguished historical roster announcement.
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Medwick
St. Louis
Harder
Cleveland
Hubbell
Bottomley
Cincinnati
O’doul
Brooklyn
Tax collections show improvement in Chaves county
For the first ten days of May Chaves county tax receipts totaled 37195.75 dollars, marking a notable rise over prior months collections. County officials note the gain as evidence of improved revenue flow and tax compliance.
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Chaves County
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