Dr Crile Addresses Bank Meeting on Pecos Waters
Dr Austin D Crile of Roswell spoke at the New Mexico Bankers Association convention on Ground Waters of the Rockies. He traced early settler observations of disappearing streams and rising springs in the Pecos Valley and discussed underground water sources and aquifers, citing Meinzer's work on Southwest springs.
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Crile
Roswell
Rockies
Austin D. Crile
Pecos Valley Artesian Basin
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District
New Mexico Bankers Association
Meinzer
Geological Survey
Suthwest
State College Commencement in Las Cruces May 28
Commencement exercises at New Mexico State College will be held on May 28 at Esenberry Field with Dr. Bradford Knapp of Texas Tech delivering the address. Baccalaureate is set for May 26 in Hadley Hall with Y G J Weber giving the sermon.
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State College
Las Cruces
N. M
New Io ‘Aggies
Esenberry Field
Bradford Knapp
Texas Technological Logo
Lubbock
Tex
Hadly Hall
Y. G. J. Weber
California Cowmen Tour Santa Monica Area
Santa Monica notes describe Eddie Vail and a companion touring the area praising local agriculture. They mention flowering fields near Bompoc, extensive flower acreage, sand stone insulation, a large sugar beet factory, and vast mustard fields with thousands of cattle. A local paper is cited about Hoover opposing the NRA and a statement from Jack Gar.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Eddie Vail
California
Bompoc
America
Mr.Hoover
NRA
Jack Gar
Garner
Dor
Fear Cities Rush To Take Pauper Oath
Washington reports fear that cities vast and small will rush to declare themselves poor to gain full aid from the 4 billion work relief program. Officials weigh preventing a stampede while the Roosevelt plan promises 100 percent grants to land with no borrowing power, and loans or mixed aid for others.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Ickes
Frank C. Walker
Hopkins’ Progress Division
Governor Remains at Home Battling Cold
Santa Fe reports the governor still at home battling a bad cold contracted weeks earlier. He says he has been too busy to rest but his doctor ordered staying in, avoiding visitors and not answering calls to recover. The statement notes he will not receive visitors during this period.
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Santa Fe
EPIC Threat of Opposition to Roosevelt
EPIC leader Upton Sinclair warned that unless President Roosevelt issues a national production for use program his End Poverty League would field a candidate against him in 1936. Sinclair told 1,500 listeners that EPIC would unite to block fascism in the GOP while planning a fall national tour and a July recall drive against Governor Merriam.
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Los Angeles
Calif
EPIC
Upton Sinclair
Roosevelt
End Poverty League, Inc
Sinclair
Frank F. Merriam
Tom Mooney
Childress Named State ABA Head in New Mexico
Floyd Childress of Roswell was elected vice-president of the American Bankers Association for New Mexico at a meeting of New Mexico members after the state bankers convention. C. W. Carson Jr. of Albuquerque was elected member and Arthur Jones alternate member of the nominating committee. Claude Hobbs of Roswell named state ABA vice-president for the national bank division. A. H. Gertleman of Las Vegas for the state bank division. R. M. Elder of Albuquerque for the savings division. Paul A. F. Walter of Santa Fe for the trust division. An explosion near Moscow killed the Maxim Gorky crew and 36 passengers.
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Floyd Childress
Roswell
American Bankers Association For
New Mexico
American Bankers Association
State Bankers Convention
C. W. Carson Jr
Albuquerque
Arthur Jones
Claude Hobbs
National Bank
A. H. Gertleman
Las Vegas
State Bank
R. M. Elder
Paul A. F. Walter
Santa Fe
Comptroller O Connor Addresses New Mexico Bankers
J F T O Connor Comptroller of the Currency spoke at the New Mexico Bankers Association convention in Roswell. He reviewed the national banking recovery with New Mexico figures from 1920 to 1934 and praised the state’s progress including restored licenses and deposits. Senator Bronson Cutting was honored for his public service and banking legislation work. Other speakers included Fred J Paro of St Louis and G K Richardson of Amarillo on banking responsibilities and insights.
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Roswell
J. F. T. O'Connor
United States
New Mexico Bankers Association
O'Connor
New Mexico
O’connor
National Bank
Senator Cutting
Bronson Cutting
Groton
Harvard
Long Island
Washington
Fred J. Paro
Mercantile Commerce Trust Company of
St. Louis
G. K. Richardson
First National Bank of
Amarillo
Richardson
Veto Over Patman Bonus Bill Expected To Stand
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt will read his veto to Congress next week and seek sustained opposition from opponents. Leaders privately admit insufficient Senate votes to override, while hoping a personal veto message may rally support for sustaining the veto. Public plans include joint House Senate session and a government yacht voyage.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Thomas
House
Senate
House of Representative Chamber
Burns
Potomac
Sequoia
State Bankers Convention Concludes in Roswell
S A Jones president of Citizens Bank of Clovis was elected president of the New Mexico Bankers Association at Roswell. Officers named include H H Aull Santa Rosa vice president Mrs Margaret Barnes Albuquerque secretary and A E Huntsinger Vaughn treasurer. Raton will host the 1936 convention. Rudolph S Hecht of New Orleans unable to attend. Dr A D Crile spoke and Hugh L Harrell urged local agricultural progress and water rights reform. The 25th annual convention closed with business sessions and plans for tours and entertainment.
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S. A. Jones
Citizens Bank of Clovis
New Mexico Bankers Association
H. H. Aull
Santa Rosa
Margaret Barnes
Albuquerque
A. E. Huntsinger
Vaughn
Floyd Childress
Roswell
C. R. Keyes
Wagon Mound
A. G. Ramsower
Aztec
New Mexico Bankers Convention
Association
Rudolph S. Hecht
New Orleans
Louisiana
American Bankers Association
Washington
Hugh L. Harrell
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Kansas
A. D. Crile
Crile
Harrell
New Mexico
Cadet Corps of
CCC Camps to Do Reclamation Work
Washington announced 46 Civilian Conservation Corps camps will be assigned to Bureau of Reclamation projects. 37 new camps to join irrigation work in arid western regions. Locations include Grand Junction and Montrose in Colorado and Las Cruces Engle in New Mexico.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
Emergency Conservation Work
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado
Grand Junction
Mesa County
Montrose
Montrose County
CCC
New Mexico
Representative Dempsey
D-Nm
Charles H. Taylor
Spot cotton steady in Galveston market
Galveston on May 18 reports spot cotton steady with a decline at 10 points, middling grade at 12.40 and sales totaling 100 bales, according to AP.
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Galveston
Rain Helps Dust Bowl Areas With Heavy Southwest Storms
The Roswell section and Southwest report heavy rains easing drought and aiding dust pneumonia victims. Clovis Santa Fe and Albuquerque received rainfall, totals up to 0.60 inch over two days. Weather improved. roads wet but improving. forecast unsettled and colder with Sunday fair.
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Roswell
Clovis
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Springfield
Colo
Haca County
Red Cross
Walsh
Baca
Detroit Battery Wins But Lose To Washington
Detroit and Washington split in a doubleheader with Crowder Hayworth Whitehill Coppola and Boston tallying for Detroit. St Louis lost to Philadelphia 3 5 while Cleveland fell 3 7 to New York and Chicago lost 3 8 to Boston in another set.
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Detroit
Washington
Crowder & Hayworth
Whitehill
Coppola
Boston
Gehrig Higgins Dickey Amn Names Notice in Detroit
A fragment lists Gehrig and Dickey as American men along with Higgins Pha Amn and Gehring er in Detroit noting an Army or official roster context.
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Gehrig
NY Amn
Higgins
Pha
Amn
Dickey
Gehringer
Detroit
Storm Damage Strikes Texas Homes and Farms
Texas faces severe weather with floods, winds, rain, and hail injuring and damaging properties. Gainesville residents flee rising waters, Teague reports extensive damage including 200 houses and 20 businesses, Fort Worth windstorm injures people and halts trains, and rivers rise across Llano Marble Falls and Colorado. The early totals include 100 blown or ruined houses and 30 foot river rises.
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Dallas
Texas
Gainesville
Teague
Fort Worth
S. W. Robertson
Teazue
Burlington and
Rock Island Railroad
Polytechnic and
Riverside
Llano
Colorado
Marble Falls
San Saba
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Helen Phillips
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N. C
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Moscow
J.F.T. O’connor
Dekla
Wichita Land Bank
Raton
Financial World
Dona Ana County
Engle
Sierra County
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Mungo
Babich & Lopez
Blanton & Grace
New York
Cincinnati
Tzsimmons & Mantinson & Lombardi
Philadelphia
Chicago
Walters & Wilson
Henshaw & Hartnett
Rhem
Spohrer
Walker & Davis
Pikes Peak
Canons
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Fountain Creek
Panhandle
Baca County
Oklahoma Panhandle
Coffman, Weiland & Hemsley
Wilshere & Foxx
Rhe Cleveland
Harder
L. Brown
Brenzel
Pytlak
Gomez
RHE Chicago
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