Can Fernandez Hold Two Jobs At One Time
Santa Fe May 21 AP The case of A M Fernandez legislator and non state delinquent tax attorney has stirred debate in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Attorney General Patton said a constitutional ruling is needed to decide if Fernandez may hold both offices and collect any compensation. He noted the issue hinges on constitutional grounds and possible legal costs if funds were spent improperly. Patton prefers a merits review and may join complainants to resolve the question.
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Santa Fe
A M. Fernanedz
Albuquerque
Fernandez
Patton
Gilson
Vast Russian Plane Hailed as Warhorse of Six Engines
In Sacramento I heard locals discuss a colossal Russian aircraft with six engines, praised for power and ambition. They noted it could rise above Moscow’s fields yet remained mostly confined to its own town, reflecting Russia’s boastful aviation talk and risky, dramatic feats such as chute jumping witnessed among the populace.
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Cramento
Calif
Ussia
Mosscow
Russia
Flood Waters menace Texas and Oklahoma
National Guard trucks evacuated 300 families from North Canadian river bottoms in Oklahoma City as flood crests approached. A tent city on higher ground formed for shelter while Red Cross and emergency workers organized storage and safe transport. Death toll stood at 13 in Texas, six in Oklahoma, and one in Kansas.
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Oklahoma City
National Guard
H. W. Butner
Fort Sill
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
R. J. Benzel
Red Cross
Tulsa
Arkansas River
Dallas
Austin
Waller
Fort Bend
Brazoria
Brazos River
Roswell High School Commencement Program
The Roswell high school commencement exercises are set for next Friday at eight in the Junior-high school auditorium. The program includes the High School Orchestra performances, invocations by Rev. D B Titus, cadman choirs, a Water Lilies rendition, speeches by Dr A D Crile and Dr Benjamin Eitel george, salutatorian Harry Burkstaller, valedictorian Bernard Ginsberg, medal and diploma presentations by Cecil Bonney and F L Austin, with accompanist Sara Louise Whatley and quartette members Joyce Wily Peggy Lee Merle Haynes Murdell Potter Jean Newell Betty Lu Allison Margaret Hinson Evelyn Polk.
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Roswell High School
Overture—High School Orches
Bread price rise hits Albuquerque shoppers
In Albuquerque on May 21, wholesale bakers raised bread prices by about one to one and a half cents. The change accompanies a state standard weight law. loaf weights increased from 14 to 16 ounces for the one pound loaf and from 20 to 24 ounces for the two quarter loaf, with new retail prices around 10 cents and 13 cents for two quarters.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Small bridges washed out in New Mexico
Santa Fe May 21 AP Grover Conroy state highway engineer said the recent rains washed out a bridge in Union County east of Clayton on the Oklahoma border and caused washes on many roads in Union and Quay counties. Taos and Rio Arriba counties also reported several small bridges washed out and other damage while roads remained muddy but passable.
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Santa Fe
Grover Conroy
Union County
Clayton
Oklahoma
Union
Quay
Taos
Rio Arriba
Don Blevins Found Guilty In Cattle Theft Trial
Don Blevins was found guilty by a jury of selling a neat cattle without owner permission. Judge Harry L. Patton presided, with McGhee serving part of the term. The verdict came at 2 40 p m after a day and a half of trial.
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Don Blevins
Blevins
Harry L. Patton
James B. McGhee
New Mexico liquor law changes require new licenses
New Mexico's new liquor law takes effect at 12:01 a.m. May 27. It adds state control over licenses, diverts revenues to issuing bodies and schools, bans stamp sales to retailers, sets closing hours, and restricts sales times including Sundays and election days. Existing licenses run until June 30 or 34 days after the new law.
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HOR
Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Liquor’ Board
Liquor Board
Kiwanis Nite Observed Amid Broadcast from San Antonio
Roswell Kiwanis Club members filled the Boy Scout hut on North Missouri for a supper and a program broadcast from the Kiwanis International convention in San Antonio. Dr. William J. Carrington, president, praised U S and Canadian clubs for their community work and highlighted 1,847 clubs completing numerous welfare activities. Roe Fulkerson urged parental harmony in his Home Work address to 85,000 Kiwanians nationwide.
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Roswell
San Antonio
Tex
U. S
Canada
William J. Carrington
Atlantic City
N. J
North American
Roe Fulkerson
Washington, D. C
Court closes west town liquor place over minor sale
Sheriff Perry Bean shut down the liquor establishment run by George Beal one mile west of the city after Judge James B. McGhee issued an order. Beal faces a district court charge of maintaining a nuisance for selling liquor to minors with a trial set for April 27 and bond at 750 dollars. The complaint by District Attorney George S. Reese Jr. alleges beer and wine were served to 30 to 40 underage partygoers who became intoxicated and caused loud disorder. The request seeks a one year restraining order against Beal’s operation.
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Perry
Bean
George Beal
James B. McGhee
Bea
Beal
George S. Reese Jr
Change In Softball Schedule For Tonight
Tonight's softball program will have the first two games played in reverse order for accommodating one team. At 6:30 Pups versus Battery A, 7:45 Rec ord versus CCC Grants, and 9:00 Mabie Lowrey versus Moseley.
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Pups
Battery
CCC Grants
Mabie-Lowrey
Moséley
Kiwanians Hear Communism Spreading at TU Convention
At the International Kiwanis convention in San Antonio Dr. Benjamin W. Black warned that the Communistic movement is spreading and that uprisings today are planned rather than isolated strikes. He cited radicals inside unions directing revolutions and called for stronger League of Nations support.
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San Antonio
Texas
Benjamin W. Black
Oakland
Calif
United States Committee of Public Affairs
Canada
League of Nations
Cottonwood Community Struck by Hail and Wind
Artesia New Mexico May 21 AP crops damaged by a hail and windstorm near the Cottonwood community about 12 miles northwest of town. The 12 mile square area ruined. farmers face replanting requirements for cotton and small grains.
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Artesia
N. M
Cottonwood
Here
Taos Endangered by Prolonged Heavy Rains
Taos New Mexico May 21 faces severe danger as days of heavy rain collapse adobe homes. About 200 to 300 families made homeless while schools churches and the National Guard Armory shelter them. Gov Clyde Tingley promises state aid and FERA support. Dudley Frank arranges fuel to heat the armory and dry bedding. No serious suffering reported by welfare workers.
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Taos
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Santa Fe
Dudley Frank
FERA
New Mexico
Baseball doubleheader weather alters schedule
By the Associated Press American League games were postponed due to wet grounds and rain. The Detroit-Philadelphia matchup and St Louis-Washington affair were called off, while Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 2 in a later contest with Hudlin, Brown, and Brenzel delivering support.
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Associated Press
St. Louis-Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Historic baseball scorecard details from multiple games
In New York at home the outcome was nine to four against Pittsburgh, with Castleman Smith Mancuso Hoyt Birkofer Bush Brown Weaver Grace in the batteries. Brooklyn fell to Cincinnati by seven to two, with Mungo Lopez Macfayden Schott Herrmann Campbell handling the batteries. Boston defeated Chicago four to nine in a game featuring Frankhouse Spoh and Carleton Kowalik Casey Hartnett. Philadelphia and St Louis battery pairings included Jorgens and J Wilson versus Dean and Davis.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Castleman
Smith and Mancuso
Hoyt
Birkofer
Bush
Brown
Weaver
Grace
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Mungo
Lopez
Macfayden
Schott
Herrmann
Campbell
RHE
Boston
Chicago
Frankhouse and
Spohrer
Carleton, Kowalik, Casey and Hartnett
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Jorgens
J. Wilson
Governor Cum Liberal Row Sparks New Mexico Outrage
Santa Fe May 21 AP Gov Clyde Tingley blasted liberal senators over their walkout during Dennis Chavez swearing in calling it the most discourteous act toward New Mexico and Bronson Cutting. He derided liberals as intolerant and urged more conservatives in Congress while noting both Chavez and Cutting acted sincerely. Washington May 21 six said to fear unrest from relief wage rates under Roosevelts works program as labor groups and administration officials clash over wage scales and job conditions.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Congress
Washington
Dennis Chavez
Senator Cutting
Chavez
Senate
Mr. Cutting
Cutting
Mr. Chavez
Sen
McGarrai
Dnew
Hothy-Wsc
Moran
Namv
Inderptey
Lands Transferred to U S Indian Service in New Mexico
Receivers of Kings Bank and Trust announce the transfer of 21 000 acres in the La Bajada grant to the U S Indian Service. The land, at La Bajada hill top and around, mostly in Santa Fe county, was authorized by the district court. Price reported at 116 dollars per acre. Part of late B K Pankey holdings.
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Albuquerque
N. M. Mee
K Ings Bank
Trust
Nallon
la Bajada Grant
U. S. Indian Service
la Bajada Hill
Santa Fe County
District Court
Postmaster Nominations Sent For Santa Fe New Mexico
The president sent to the Senate today a list of postmaster nominations including Santa Fe New Mexico where Antonio F Maz is named for the position. The brief dispatch notes the action as part of routine mid spring confirmations.
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Washington
Senate
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Antonio F. Maz
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