Labor Backs Public Works Industrial Control Bill
Washington May 19 AP Organized labor backs President Roosevelt s public works industrial control bill. William Green AFL president testifying before the Ways and Means Committee urged amendments to remove yellow dog contract language and said labor will endorse the measure with those changes. Green said six million unemployed could gain work if the bill and amendments pass, while noting possible tax plan discussions and an oil control provision.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Wagner
York
Itis
Labor
Milligan Elected President of New Mexico Medical Society
Dr. C F Milligan of Clayton is president elect of the New Mexico Medical Society. Albuquerque doctors Gehler and Cohenour win officer posts. three-year councilors re elected. Roswell and Davis named to board. Las Vegas to host 1934 meeting. Society urges repeal of 18th amendment and Article 23 of the state constitution. Fifty five out of town doctors attended Roswell meeting with a day program of scientific talks.
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C. F. Milligan
Clayton
New Mexico Medical Society
W. A. Gehler
Albuquerque
L. B. Cohenour
W. T. Joyner
Roswell
H. A. Miller Davis
Southwestern Medicine
Im. A
Stewart
G. P. Cornsh
Las Vegas
Chaves County Medical Society
Rosweill
Ladies Auxiliary
New Mexico Military Institute
Elks Club
The
New Mexico
C. F. Dix
Debentures Bill Seen As Exception To Referenda Fate
In Chaves County 51 eighth grade graduates across rural and parochial schools are listed. Graduation day events included Berrendo and Spring Mound Valley ceremonies with addresses by D. N. Pope and Juanita Humble, plus Grace Wilson’s valedictory. Debentures and tax policy dominated press, with Scoggins predicting referenda will kill most last legislature laws except possibly highway debt.
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Chaves
Parochal
Circle Y
Elkins
Berrendo
D. N. Pope
Juanita Humble
Grace Wilson
Paul H. Deaton
Las Cruces
N. M
W. T. Scoggins
Farmers Holiday Association
Dona Ana
Highway Department
Roosevelt Bids to End War Through Disarmament
In Beverly Hills the speaker mocks Hitler and praises Roosevelt for proposing disarmament as a path to peace. The piece notes skepticism that promises will be kept and hints disarmament would be for strategic reasons, not humanitarian ones, as global politics shift.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Hitler
Milk Strike in Wisconsin Ends by Agreement
Madison Wisconsin May 19 AP The Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool strike lasted six days and caused one death and militia deployments statewide. National guardsmen remain in trouble zones to keep markets open. A three and a half hour meeting with Governor Schmedeman resulted in an agreement for the pool to stop picketing and for a farmer controlled committee to study agricultural problems.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
A. G. Schmedeman
Texas 10 votes on repeal August 26 in Texas
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson approved a bill authorizing action by Texas on repealing the eighteenth amendment. The announcement came from Austin on May 19 as part of regional legislative developments.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Connecticut Court House Closes Saturday Afternoons
All county offices in the court house will close at noon on Saturdays during the summer, beginning May 27, for the season. This practice has been in effect for several years.
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Court House
Beer tax revenues rise under April legalization record
Washington reports April revenue from beer legalization totaling 9,139,687 dollars. The five dollar per barrel tax brought in 8,269,052 dollars, licenses accounted for 869,811 dollars, and the 3.2 wine tax added 334 dollars.
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Washington
American doubles team clinches North American Davis Cup final
George M. Lott Jr and John Van Ryn of the United States defeated Marcel Rainville and Dr. Jack Wright of Montreal 6 1 6 3 6 3 in the third Davis Cup match to clinch the North American zone final and set up a tie with Argentina in Washington next week.
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Montreal
George M. Lott, Jr
John van Ryn
United States
Marcel Rainville
Jack Wright
Argentina
Washington
Roswell boy pleads guilty to speeding in police court
Eugene Alison pleaded guilty before Judge L. L. Johnson in police court yesterday afternoon. The court took his car for thirty days and warned he will serve ten days in jail if found driving during the period. He was arrested by Officer E. B. J. House Jr.
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Eugene Alison
Roswell Boy
L. L. Johnson
EB. J. House Jr
Cuban leader orders hangings to quell revolt in Santa Clara
Havana reports say Major Arsenio Ortiz, chosen to lead federal forces against rebels in Santa Clara and Camaguey, has executed several revolutionaries by hanging from trees after a Drumhead court martial. A heavy guard stands at Banes Beach awaiting a Central American expedition with participants in the 1931 Gibara venture. Death toll reaches 12 with about 40 wounded. two rebels killed near Sancti Spiritus. Ortiz’s two daughters, in uniform with side arms, reportedly serve as aides.
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Havana
Arsenio Ortiz
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Banes Beach
Central America
Sancti Spiritus
Ortiz
Ricardo Campos
Baseball Scores From Today In Loud Ledger Style
Boston strong on offense with 5 runs led by 8 hits while Pittsburgh and others split. Philadelphia overwhelmed Cincinnati 15 to 4 as scoring outbursts boosted both clubs. New York blanked St Louis as Parmelee and Man cuso faced strong pitching. Brooklyn and Chicago rain postponed the matchup.
St Louis and Cleveland Tie in Split Games
In St Louis and Cleveland matchups the scores show 5 runs to 7 for St Louis, and 7 to 9 for Cleveland, with key pitching changes by Wells Knott Shea Brennan Pennock Dickey Brown Connally Bean Myatt Mahaffey Cochrane Marberry Hogsett Hayworth Rhodes Andrews Welch Ferrell Gregory Grube Thomas McAfee Sewell Bol ton.
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St. Louis
New York
Wells, Knott and Shea
Brennan
Pennock and Dickey
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brown, Connally
Bean and Myatt
Mahaffey and Cochrane
Detroit
Boston
Marberry, Hogsett and Hayworth
Rhodes, Andrews, Welch and Ferrell
Home Run Feats Highlight Players Across Cities
Dickey from New York and Chapman from New York hit home runs today. Garrs of St. Louis, Amn. Klein of Philadelphia National League joined the list with notable strikes.
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Dickey
Amn
Chapman
An. Garrs
St. Louis
Klein
Phila Nat
Bean and Crawford Reach Roswell Tennis Semis
Bean and Dick Crawford advanced to the Roswell Tennis Club men's singles semi finals by winning their quarter final matches this morning. Bean defeated Grover Chapman 6 3 9 7 while Crawford beat Hugh M Huff Jr 7 5 6 3. Bean faces Jim Ferguson and Crawford faces John Rhea in the semis.
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Perry
Bean
Dick Crawford
Roswell Tennis Club
Grover Chapman
Crawford
Hugh M. Huff Jr
Jim Ferguson
John Rhea
Fire destroys poultry plant at Wilmer area
Fire of unknown origin destroyed W. C. Hollands poultry plant on Berren do injuring 1600 chicks and 600 hens worth an estimated 2000 to 2500. A four wheel trailer and hen house tools were burned but one henhouse with 400 to 500 pullets remained. Coal fire in brooders not thought to be the cause. Claude Smith discovered the blaze around 12 30.
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W. C. Holland
Berrendo
Kinteen
Claude Smith
Holland
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Update
Fair tonight and Saturday in Roswell and the Pecos Valley New Mexico. Little change in temperature across the region with pleasant, dry conditions expected.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Senator Porter J. McCumber Dies in Washington
Former North Dakota senator Porter J. McCumber died last night in Washington at age 65 after a stroke. Remembered as author of the pure food laws and coauthor of the Ford Tyle McCumber tariff act of 1922 he served since 1899 and chaired the finance committee before returning to law practice in Wahpeton and later Washington. Funeral and burial set for Saturday afternoon in Washington.
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Washington
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
McCumber
Senate
Finance Committee
Frazier
Wahpeton
Trugillo Pleads Not Guilty in Assault Case
Eugene Trugillo appeared before Judge L L Johnson and pled not guilty to a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. The incident stems from a May 5 shooting at the Hotel Star where officers shot him in the arm to seize his handgun. a preliminary hearing is planned.
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Eugene Trugillo
L. L. Johnson
Justice Court
Bertie Bales
80 Percent Debt Cut Proposed in Italian Budget
Rome May 19 AP An 80 percent reduction in the debts of former Allied governments to the United States was proposed in the budget report of Italy s finance ministry presented by Guido Jung in the Chamber of Deputies Deputy Giuseppe Mazzini said 20 percent of the debts can be paid after sacrificing 90 percent of German reparations This would occur even if inter European Allied debts were cancelled The 80 percent cut is the first official suggestion since the Fascist Grand Council urged cancellation of both reparations and debts.
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Rome
United States
Ministry of Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Finance
Guido Jung
Signor Jung
Roosevelt
Giuseppe Mazzini
Grand Council
Virgil Gillespie Makes Roswell Visit Today
Virgil Gillespie toured Roswell visiting old friends before returning to Santa Monica California tomorrow. A Roswell native and former First National Bank employee, he later served in the army and worked at the Federal Reserve Bank in El Paso.
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Virgil Gillespie
Roswell
el Paso
Santa Monica
California
Neice
Thomas F. Gillespie
Donald F. Gillespie
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Security First National Bank of
Los Angeles
I. A. Cahoon
Claude Hobbes
Mary Cooney
Civil Trials Here Begin On Monday In Chaves County
Civil suits are set for trial in district court for Chaves county from next Monday until June 9. Judge George W. Hay of Silver City will sit for Judge James B. McGhee all next week at McGhee's request due to disqualification. The case of Charles L. Allison et al vs Albert H. Schuler et al is set for next Monday, a suit to foreclose on mortgage liens.
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Chaves County
George W. Hay
Silver City
Sixth Judicial District
James B. McGhee
McGhee
Charles L. Allison
Albert H. Schuler
District meet ca fe Portales May 26 27
The First District Institute of the Southeastern District of the New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union will be held in Portales on May 26 and 27 with Roger Spreck er of Johnson Lodewick Company Roswell as District President Harold Singer Mid West Secretary of Christian Endeavor Kansas City Missouri will conduct the institute A Fellowship banquet will be held Friday night the 26th at seven oclock The Institute will meet in the First Christian Church Portales and entertainment on the Harvard Plan will be provided for registered delegates
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CA. FE. Portales
New Mexico
Christian W Endeavor Union
Portales
Roger Sprecker
Johnson-Lodewick Company
Roswell
Harold Singer
Mid-West
Christian Endeavor
Kansas City
Missouri
First Christian Church
Harvard
State Veterans Incorporated forms in New Mexico
The state veterans council, an organization of ex-service men, was incorporated today at the state corporation commission. Its aims are fraternal benevolence and promoting the welfare of ex service men of all wars. Maj. Herman G. Baca of Belen is president, Gen. H. A. Ingalls of Roswell is vice president, James A. Shean of Fort Bayard is second vice president, James R. O'Connor of Albuquerque secretary and John Hernandez of Albuquerque treasurer.
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Santa Fe
State Veterans Council
State Corporation Commission
Herman G. Baca
Belen
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
James A. Shean
Fort Bayard
James R. O’connor
Albuquerque
John Hernandez
Judge rules Texas foreclosure moratorium unconstitutional
Dallas, Texas, May 19 AP reports Judge Robert B. Allen ruled that Texas' moratorium on foreclosures is unconstitutional, striking down the policy. The decision centers on whether the pause in foreclosures infringes state law and affects lenders and homeowners.
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Dallas
Texas
Robert B. Allen
East West Road Thru Roswell May Be Oiled
Santa Fe May 19 AP Gov Seligman says debentures not issued unless needed. Federal work program spurs NM spending of nearly five million dollars with no state funds. Highway chief Butt estimates 300 miles of roads could be oiled. interest costs would drop. Gov plans a highway program for highway commission review, still pursuing completion of highway 85 from Colorado to Texas and a north south road along the eastern border.
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Santa Fe
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico
Frank Butt
State Highway Commission
Butt
Colorado
Texas
Elephant Butte
Las Cruces
Tatum
Roswell
Alamogordo
Deming
Lordsburg
Arizona
Hobbs
Portales
Clovis
Tucumcari
Claton
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Sewell
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National Farmers’ Association
Roswell High School
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