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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1934
Page
8
A Pontiac sedan driven by Mrs M K Busendurk of Wilcox Arizona and a contractor truck from Armstrong and Armstrong collided late yesterday near Picacho Hill on the highway west of Roswell. No injuries reported though vehicles were damaged.
Mr and Mrs J K Savage were expected to return home tonight from Dallas where Mr Savage has been attending a meeting of the board of directors of The Praetorians of which he is a member.
The advertisement states tailor H Berkow in Roswell at 115 West 4th St offers on-site suit making, alteration, and repair services to restore garments to look like new.
Yuecca Beauty Service offers hair styling and a wide range of hair ornaments to celebrate the girl graduate before the Junior Senior banquet. Phone 484. Adv. ie J. P. White Bids.
Promotes Bacilla Super Crochet Cottons for wearing apparel in dark and pastel shades. Appears as a local ad from Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street with an Adv. 17tfe notice.
Late model Oldsmobile sedan and Pontiac coach in good condition. Smith Motor Co at 11S E Second St offers these used vehicles for purchase.
Washington May 19 AP Senator Adams chairing the Senate Public Lands Subcommittee seeks to transfer the Forest Service from Agriculture to Interior to secure passage of the Taylor grazing bill. Senator Hayden plans to oppose it in its House form, while western senators fear dual control harms livestock livelihoods.
Gallup New Mexico May 19 preliminary hearings for five Navajo Indians held in the brutal slaying of Sam McCabe a 48 year old Navajo man here the night of May 1 will be held late today Four of the five are expected to enter pleas of guilty The charges have not been decided If second degree murder is filed they may plead guilty under local custom but if first degree murder is charged they must stand trial None of the district judges will sentence a guilty plea to first degree murder in New Mexico Parker said it is possible pleas may be to second degree murder FILED BY AP
The longshoremen executive committee in San Francisco gains power to seek peace terms in a 12,600 strong Pacific coast strike. Ratification by the rank and file is required. Sympathy actions by sailors and stewards spread disruption. tentative truces arise in Minneapolis and St Paul, and new strikes loom in Toledo and Cincinnati.
Senator Cutting denounces bankers for controlling most money, charging interest on one’s own credit. He claims banks issue credit unevenly, harming the public and industry, and warns of a financial crisis caused by bank policies. National guard is deployed near a Missouri coal mine after violence threats.
A mob of around 1000 gathered at Greenville South Carolina’s jail after a 15 year old white girl was attacked. The young Negro suspect was moved to an unnamed prison earlier, and authorities say he was not found in Gaffney. The mob dispersed after learning the prisoner had not been moved there, with a bonfire built and several speeches about lynching. Twenty Negroes were jailed, one released, as officers sought to keep calm.
Bishop F B Howden of the New Mexico diocese will preach at St Andrews Episcopal Church Sunday at eleven o clock and conduct a confirmation class He plans also to visit Artesia for services and confirmation. Funeral services for Mrs Sallie J Clements aged eighty will be held Sunday afternoon at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev H C Henderson in charge.
Despite tight finances Captain King reported a busy April for the Club for Boys. Fourteen families totaling 72 people received groceries and garments, 2500 pounds of fish were donated by Deputy Game Warden M Stevenson, and 11 hours were spent visiting 50 families. The club held 16 street meetings with 126 member and 1011 outsider attendees, 25 regular services for 686, and five home league meetings. Army Sunday school attendance reached 236 and Young People's meetings 225.
H D Hill of Hatch and member of Dona Ana County Board of Commissioners is appointed Secretary of the State Tax Commission. John Case of Hatch is named to succeed Hill as Commissioner. The announcement came from Las Cruces.
D. R. Brice left for Washington to handle refinancing approval for the Lake Arthur Drainage District. He serves as attorney for the district in the matter with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
George Lusk district traffic manager of Transcontinental Western Air Co accompanied by his wife has been in Roswell for the past few days lining up air trips and left this afternoon for Albuquerque He says a number of the cadets at the Institute are going home by air.
The article notes in the Williams and Ferrante cases that Joan J Emmons then president of the First National Bank of Gallup aided the Carbon City Investment Co organized at her request for her convenience. It also states Emmons controlled and managed Chief Motors Co through Chief Motors Inc.
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