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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
4
The United States signals openness to new debt negotiations with Nations country, noting a June 15 payment as a token of courtesy. The President left room for talks while informing French Belgian ambassadors and other envoys at the state department of the resolution and possible new terms.
The White House and State Department offered no comment as Roosevelt’s decision to resume token war debt payments on June 15 stirred international reaction. British newspapers framed it as a “Highwayman Act” while Italy indicated it might skip June payments, signaling tense diplomacy ahead.
Twenty one teams signified their intention to enter the second softball period at a managers meeting. A rule requires senior players to be 18 or older and a junior league will be formed for under 15s. First period teams pay $5 for expenses. new teams owe $6 for field work.
President Roosevelt and his cabinet discussed the western drought problem and contemplated plans for action. They decided to address relief on its merits using the general relief fund rather than a separate measure.
The Roswell Giants scheduled a two game series with Olton Texas here Sunday and Monday. Olton plans to start George Richards in center field and Slatten at third with Langford at first and Richards at second. Giants add Jerry Moore at third, Teveaxr White moves to catcher, Pirtie and Thompson to pitch in one game each. Admission is 45 cents for men and 20 cents for women including tax.
Burr routes peso featuring Simmons and Helm with points and tempo described in terse basketball shorthand.
Advertisement notes white hats priced at 2.95 and 33.95 with 4.95 pounds in price listing and white bags for 1.00, promoting a sale highlighted by the Altic ad copy.
Judge James B McGhee and Henry Puckett, a court reporter, were expected to return home tonight from Lovington. The notice teases a local court or legal staff arrival as reported in the community brief.
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