Red Tape Hurdles for Four Billion PWA Projects
Washington May 13 AP Project boosters face eight potential bottlenecks between blueprint and pay in the four billion dollar works relief program. Walker outlines a eight step process with Hopkins and Ickes supervising allotments and job needs, while 61 government agencies act as cogs in the machine.
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Washington
Frank C. Walker
Harry ‘Hopkins
Ickes
Hopkins
PWA
Walker
Works Progress
Budget Bureau
Ick
Farm March In Support Of President
A southern farmers march on Washington supported the Roosevelt farm program. C H Day of Texas predicted 3000 marchers, while Wallace and the President might greet the gathering. New England textile interests opposed the cotton processing tax as a cabinet probe of AAA effects continued. Senator Vandenberg urged higher tariffs and barter sales to curb imports. Representative Hope defended AAA on a radio talk, saying opposition stems from those not wanting to pay fair prices to farmers.
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Washington
Southern Farmers “March
C. H. Day
Texas
New England
Cabbinet
Vandenberg
Michigan
AAA
Hope
Kansas
Entertainment For Bankers Announced Roswell May 17 18
The New Mexico Bankers Association convention in Roswell on May 17 and 18 includes a Friday banquet and dance at the Woman's Club, a cadet corps parade and tour of the New Mexico Military Institute, and a Country Club motor ride and supper. Ladies events feature tea at 400 North Missouri and a noon luncheon at Nickson Hotel. Committee chairs and full program details outline addresses by bankers, governors, and officials, with sessions at the Nickson Hotel, District Court Room, and courthouse.
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Bankers Association
Roswell
Cadet Corps
New Mexico Military Institute
Country Club
J. F. Hinkle
North
Missouri
Nickson Hotel
Claude Hobbs
Nickson
District Court
Chaves County Court House
Floyd Childress
America
F. B. Howden, Jr
Episcopal Church
A. D. Crile
C. W. Carson, Jr
First National Bank
Albuquerque
Governor’s party at Hot Springs today
Governor Clyde Tingley and Mrs. Tingley joined a breakfast with citizens to discuss a proposed crip pled children's hospital in Hot Springs New Mexico. The party will attend the Highway 60 convention in Socorro and plan to name a hospital board after returning from Washington.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Socorro
R. C. Charlton
W. H. McMains
Carlsbad Caverns
Washington
Bespectacled Boxman Bronca A Rising Yankee Pitcher
Johnny Bronca, a Yale graduate and rookie in the American League, is praised as a cool, disciplined right hander with strong learning drive. The piece notes his studious nature, low social profile, self-made background, and potential to become a premier pitcher, comparing him to past greats and highlighting his work ethic and character.
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Johnny Bronca
Yale
Yankees
John
Bronca
Dewens
Johnny
Cology
Ate
Lee Meadow
Lee
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Violence Breaks Out as Auto Workers Vote
Augusta Ga April 14 17 reports of council committees include Legislative Arthur F Jones New Mexico Educational Chas Eckert and Paul A Walter chairing. Unfinished business election of officers and selection of 1936 convention city. Adjournment.
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Gration
Augusta
Arthur F.jones
Portales
Council For
New Mexico
Paul A. F. Walter
Arthur F. Jones
Chas
J. Eckert
Thedford’s Black-Draught Advertising Blurb
An advertisement extols Thedford’s Black-Draught as a cleansing, purely vegetable remedy for dullness and sluggishness. A Benton Louisiana resident, J. M. Casper, testifies to morning fatigue and bad taste improving after use, claiming a clear system and renewed energy.
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Thedford
J. M. Casper
Benton
Peacemaker Dees Result Stab Wounds
Albuquerque report notes stab wounds in a case linked to a Peacemaker Dees incident. Authorities describe the alleged attack and ongoing investigation as details emerge from the May 13 dispatch.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Porter dance peacemaker dies in New Mexico incident
J. C. Graham, a logging truck driver, died after attempting to mediate a dispute at a Porter New Mexico dance Saturday night. He was brought to a social hospital and died yesterday afternoon. He leaves a widow Fey and four children.
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Porter
N. M
J. C. Graham
Fey
First Aid Station Ad For Radios Repair
An old classified notice advertises radio repair services with slogan no fix no pay. It mentions a California location at 28a and an ambulance, years of experience free, and CA Electric Service at 125 West Second Street.
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Cali 28A & Ambulance
West Second Street
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