Farm Strikes Not To Tie Up Food Supplies
Chicago May 12 IAP Officials moved to prevent farm strike disruption to the public. The strike led by the Farmers' Holiday Association threatened grain and dairy marketing, with governors warning on disorders and milk from areas of tie ups barred from metros. About 2000 milk producers across Maryland Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania lent support while South Dakota and Minnesota Wis still cautious.
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Chicago
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Wisconsin
4A.G. Schmedeman
Oklahoma
W. H. Murray
Illinois
Pure Milk Association
Herman N. Bundesen
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Central West
South Dakota
Emil Loriks
Holiday Association
St. Paul
3 2 BEER HELD CONFLICT WITH CONSTITUTION
In Greeley Colorado Judge Claude C Coffin ruled the 3.2 beer bill violates the U S Constitution and is invalid denying a writ to force beer permits. The decision flags a potential Supreme Court case as prohibitionists seek to test the law.
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Greeley
Colo
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Claude C. Coffin
U. S
Greeley Elk Club
Fred N. Fetch
Greely
Lindbergh Hoax Trials Bring McLean to Court
Evalyn Walsh McLean, publisher of the ill fated Hope Diamond owner, arrives at district supreme court Washington to testify in the Means Whitaker case. They face charges of defrauding her of $35000 after Means allegedly obtained $104000 promising to return the Lindbergh baby. Means already serves 15 years for the Lindbergh hoax.
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Evalyn Walsh McLean
Washington
CEDC
Hope
Diamond
District Supreme Court
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Norman T. Whitaker
Bonus camps in Washington open by Roosevelt plan
President Roosevelt moved to open forest work camps for unemployed veterans and directed 25 000 admissions to the administration forest conservation corps while weighing immediate bonus payments on the hill. Rival leaders clash as police intervene and mortgage relief sweeping bill advances in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Fechner
Forest Conservation Corps
Hd Lewis W- Douglas
Congress
Harold Foulkrod
Washington Auditorium
Foulkrod
Fort Hunt
Foulkrods Group
Capitol Hill
Evers
Wallace
George N. Peek
Moline, Jil
Peek
Secretary of Agriculture
Alfred E. Smith
Wallace and
Henry Jr
Cadeah Credit Administration
Sulphur Springs Forest Work Camp recruitment grows in New Mexico
Albuquerque May 12 AP The 2000 man quota for the Sulphur Springs civilian conservation corps camp is being filled with recruits from northern and central New Mexico. Recruits are sent directly to the camp rather than to Fort Bliss for conditioning, with 62 men aged 18 to 25 plus 30 men with prior forest experience chosen to provide leadership among the group.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sulphur Springs
Civilian Conservation Corps
New Mexico
Fort Bliss
Texas
Cibola Forest Office
Macy Defends Issue Highway Debentures in New Mexico
Santa Fe AP. State Highway Engineer Glenn D. Macy refutes claims that issuing two million dollar highway debentures will raise property taxes. He insists funds come from gasoline tax and do not tax homeowners, urging public support to fund road and unemployment relief without increasing local taxes.
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Santa Fe
Glenn D. Macy
New Mexico
Highway Department
Seligman
Macy
Mrs Kasson Visits Roswell After Long Journey
Mrs C B Kasson arrived in Roswell today to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Robins. She has been with her husband’s family in Hays Kansas and spent time in Denver. The Kassons reside in Washington DC. Mrs Kasson formerly was Russell Robins.
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C. B. Kasson
Roswell
Harry Robins
Hays
Kansas
Denver
Kasson
Washington, D. C
Russell Robins
Cabinet Agrees on New Federal Taxes
Washington May 12 The cabinet agreed there must be new taxes to underwrite a proposed three billion dollar public works bond issue but no decision was reached on the form of taxation Director Douglas of the budget told the cabinet meeting and discussed the issue
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Rainey
Douglas
Arguments for repeal presented at court house meeting
A small crowd attended a meeting at the courthouse last night where Mrs. Franklin K. Lane and Mrs. Hunter Clarkson of Santa Fe argued for repealing the 18th amendment while Clarence E. Hinkle of Roswell explained the Lane liquor law. Robert Kellahin presided and the program was under the New Mexico division of the Women’s Organization for the Repeal of the National Prohibition Amendment.
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Court House
Franklin K. Lane
Washington
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Clarence Hinkle
Clarkson
New Mexico
The
Womens’ Organization For
Tax Meeting at East Grand Plains
A mess meeting will be held at the East Grand Plains schoolhouse at 8:30 tonight to discuss taxation problems. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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East Grand Plains
Baseball Today Scores and Batter Totals Across Leagues
National League games show Pittsburgh defeating New York 11 to 8 with strong late innings as Swift Cannon Smith and Finney plus Mancuso work the batteries. Cincinnati edge Brooklyn 7 to 3 behind varied scoring bursts and solid pitching. St Louis tops Boston 8 to 4 in a high scoring contest. Chicago slides past Philadelphia 8 to 4 with a 34th inning effort and strong bullpen work.
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RAE Pittsburgh
New York
Swift
Cannon
Smith and Finney
Schumacher
Mancuso
Batteries: Matinttey Grove and Cochrane Ferrell Connally
Rain postponed other gemas as Cleveland reports a cloudy day with limited play. Batteries Matinttey Grove Cochrane Ferrell Connally Myatt listed among players for the team.
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Cleveland
Matinttey
Grove and
Cochrane
Ferrell, Connally and
Myatt
Further Loans to New Mexico Farmers
Owen Sherrill, regional manager of the government crop production loan office, said he would attend meetings in Amarillo, Jo Mor, and Albuquerque to outline provisions of new loans. He reported $4,875,205 lent in Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico and expected an additional $1,006,600 to be lent to wheat farmers. For Roswell and the Pecos Valley: generally fair tonight and Saturday, cooler tonight.
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New Mexico
Dallas
Tex
Owen Sherrill
Government
Amarillo Jomor
Albuquerque N. M
Texas
Arizona
Ani
Baseball All-Time Standings List Names Cities and Teams
Grantham Cincinnati Bartell Philadelphia Nat Berger Boston Nat Hafey Cincinnati Hartnett Chicago Nat Cuccinello Brooklyn Ryan New York Nat.
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Grantham
Cincinnati
Bartell
Phila
Berger
Boston
Hafey
Hartnett
Chicago
Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Ryan
New York
Purdy to Open Artesia Furniture Store Tomorrow
Bill Purdy son of Mr and Mrs Will Purdy of Roswell plans to open a new furniture store in Artesia tomorrow. He will own and manage the business which will offer new and second hand furniture, stoves and rugs with his father assisting on opening day. Purdy has long been connected with Purdy Furniture Store in Roswell.
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Bill Purdy
Will Purdy
Roswell
Artesia
Purdy
Coast Guard to be Cut Through Economy Plan
Washington May 12 AP The economy program will dismiss 1 300 coast guard enlisted men 150 temporary warrant officers lay up 74 patrol boats and close several facilities as part of cuts.
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Coast Guard
Tashington
Regents Report On UNM Race Attitude Survey
Gov. Arthur Seligman said he received the University of New Mexico board of regents report on the race attitude survey questionnaire. It was transmitted by H G Coors, chairman. The governor indicated a statement might follow tomorrow.
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Santa Fe
Arthur Seligman
Board of Regents
University of New Mexico
H. G. Coors
Lovington Couple Married Here Today by Rev C C Hill
Jesus Lopez and Ysabel Ybaben both of Lovington were wed here today in a ceremony led by Reverend C C Hill.
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Jesus Lopez
Ysabel Ybaben
Lovington
C.C. Hill
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Gaston
Sulphur Springs Forest
Will Rogers
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