Maypole and Poppy Fundraiser and Community Notices
Poem notes poppies for soldiers worn in memory of World War I casualties. Social items include a May luncheon with bridge at the Hin kle home, a motor trip to Kansas City and Chicago Worlds Fair plans, a P E O Chapter K steak fry at Martha Cowan’s home, and a Women’s Club barbecue to raise funds for the Roswell club house debt plus updates from the Chaves County Medical Association auxiliary officers and attendees.
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Kansas City
Chicago Fair
P. V. Thorson
Edward L. Scarritt
Thorson
Boy Scout National Council
Scarritt
Paola
Kansas
Slater
St. Louis
Chicago
Roswell
Violin Students Recital with Valley Orchestra
Violin students under Mrs Doris Deter Welborne performed at the First M E Church auditorium with 24 Pecos Valley Orchestra members directed by E L Harp. Musicians from Carlsbad Artesia Hagerman Dexter Roswell joined, with Mrs Harp as accompanist.
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Doris Deter Welborne
M. E. Church
Pecos Valley Orchestra
E. L. Harp
Carlsbad
Artesia
Hagerman
Dexter
Roswell
Morgan hits at private banking secrecy during hearing
Senator Glass pressed J P Morgan and Company as Norman Davis and others faced questions about loans to Mitchell and other directors. Morgan defended confidentiality, denied retirement plans, and argued private banks deserve looser examination while acknowledging some loans and a large six million dollar loan to Mitchell.
New York Pushes for Prohibition Repeal At Convention
New York pledges repeal support with Governor Lehman and ex governor Smith as leaders, while Postmaster General Farley drives the national repeal campaign from Washington. Six states already ratified with momentum toward the March 15 tax change.
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Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Lehman
Smith
Net
New York
Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
War reports clash amid uncertain Chinese armistice claims
Chinese press offered conflicting notes on a supposed armistice with Japan. Some claimed war had ceased on all fronts while others said fighting continued near Peiping. The alleged truce outlined withdrawal lines from Lattai toward Tungchow, circling near the capital.
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Peiping
Lattai
Tientsin
Tungchow
Great Wall
Han Fu-Chu
Shanting Province
Hwang-Fu
Morgan favored buyers of Allegheny stock at $20 a share
Records show Sec Woodinand and Morgan firm arranged privileged purchases of 1,250,000 Allegheny shares at $20, with Whitney and others on a list of notable financiers. The testimony details names, amounts, and the timing of sales as Wilton, Baker, and Morgan associates profited while market values ranged from $35 to $57.
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Morgan and Company
Allegheny Corporation
Whitney
Woodin
McAdoo
Morgan
Allegheny
E. H. H. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
W. C. Teagle
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
O. P. van Sweringen
A. H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank Board
Richard Whitney
The
Stock Exchange
George Whitney
Arthur M. Anderson
Robert H. White
Asiet Co
General John J. Per
Andrew Mellon
J. P. Morgan
Henry Morgan
John J. Raskob
Julius S. Morgan Jr
J. P
Pecora
Judge Roberts
Newton D. Baker
Tax Bill Seeks Extended Excise Taxes Into July
The committee contends revenues may exceed expenditures or new revenue sources after repeal of the eighteenth amendment. They propose extending excise taxes from the billion dollar revenue bill through July 1, 1934 as a precaution while stating they do not wish to retain them longer than necessary. They argue the general provisions will benefit nearly everyone and the added burden should be cheerfully borne.
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Coughton
United States
McFadden Seeks Impeachment of Woodin and Officials
Representative McFadden charges William H. Woodin secretary of the treasury and several former and current federal reserve officials with high crimes in office. The House referred the question to its judiciary committee for action.
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Washington
Offee
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve
Representative McFadden
Rpa
House
Judiciary Committee
Establishing 32 Baptist Churches in New Mexico
Alamogordo N M May 24 AP Thirty two Baptist churches in New Mexico owe their existence to missionary Rev R P Pope whose death in Phoenix last week was announced here He and his wife served 42 years in southeastern New Mexico establishing mission headquarters in Wills Canyon The Pope place and from there they founded churches in Alamogordo Tularosa Carrizozo Corona White Oaks Nogales Estancia Eden Valley and Florence Pecos Valley He baptized over 500 people including prisoners at the Santa Fe state penitentiary He is survived by his widow and son and died at his son's home in Phoenix He helped organize many of the state s leading Baptist churches and left a lasting legacy in the region.
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Alamogordo
N. M
New Mexico
R. P. Pope
Phoenix
Arizona
Sacramento Mountain
Baptist Church
Tularosa
Carrizoto
Corona
White Oaks
Nogas
Estancia
Eden Valley
Florence
Pecos Valley
Pope
Santa Fe
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By Thorpe
Bear Grace
Bellau Wood
France
American Legions Auxiliary
Clarence Hinkle
Clarence B. Hinkle
Rolla R. Hinkle
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Missouri Avenue
Mines
J. P. White Jr
Charles F. Boyce
L. O. Fullen
Guard Marvin
Iva Armstrong Taylor
Gayle Armstrong
Riza White Jr
Arthur L. Farnsworth
S. Morse Willis
Burton C. Mossman
E. A. Cahoon
Max Coll
Sidney Prager
Willard Prager
Louis Keel
Henry E. Samson
P.E.O
Miss Cowan
Martha Cowan
South
Kentucky
Laurena Peck
Eula
Bess Bybee
Shirley Feather
Joyce Hunter
Nelle G.mason
Nan Rasmius
Edith Geyer
Gertrude Zink
Nina Cullen
Gladys [Webb
Womans Club
North Main Street
City Park
Elza White
Robert Keliahin
Womans Auxiliary County Medical Society
Womans
Chaves County Medical Association
Charles F. Beeson
Beeson
G. Wayne Griswold
H. V. Fall
W. W. Phillips
J. A. Williams
Pro
Valley Orchestra
D. C. Pearson Jr
San Antonio Texas
Virginia
Boston
Pearson
Boston Tech
Rainbow
Country Club
C. L. Bynum
Presbyterian Aid
Westminster Hall
Mary Jane Robinson
Will Robinson
Kate Robinson
Florence Robinson
Southern
M. E. Missionary Society
Ginsbergh
Beth Delphian Chapter
Richard D. Jones
Donald Miller
Gertrude Saunders
Michael Saunders-Miller
Denver
Saundell Shook
Alto
Leland C. Fellows
Institute
Clover Leaf Club
L. C. Tankersley
Missouri
Dwight McNally
Miss Pearson
Nancy Pearson
D. C.pearson Jr
Dorothy Williams
Josephine Dow
Marie Beé@rs
Nell Hill
Elizabeth French
Virginia Pruit
Helen Phillips
Martha Robinson
Margy Trieb
Virginia Nickson
Mmes
Paul DP. Wilmot
Robert Fall
Frances
McClure
John McClure
Hazel Purdin
Lafayette la
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Jankes
Myra St. John
Laura Jane Rabb
Helen Joyce Sanders
Lorraine Wherrett
Dorothy Gessert
Lois Crowder
Margaret Wilkins
Marceline
Schaubel
Peggy Lund
Rebekahs
J. R. Thomas
Thomas H. Fe
Emory Wurtz
Rebekah
Angel F.od
Glass
Dva
Mitchell
J. P. Morgan and Company
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Senate
Povr Morgan
John W. Davis
Charles G. Dawes
Harvey D. Gibson
Mortimer N. Buckner
C. ‘. Mitchell
Seward Prosser
Myron C. Taylor
Ferdinand Pecora
Leonard Keyes
International Morgan House
Morgan Partners
Dawes and Taylor
National City Bank
Artemus L. Gates
New York Trust Company
Senator Glass
Assembly
D-Va
Congress
Couzens
Rmich
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Eee Stene
Paul Lukas
Qoretta Young
Mrs. Aubrey Walker
Lucille Walker
Norma Boran
Mildred Rowland
Sylvia Wheat
Tommy Adams Claire Teagarden
Dolly Duffin
Blanche Vandewart
Ond
Louise Rowell
Harold DeShurely
Sam Johnson
Sun
Tuesasu_Pitts
Slim Summerville
Woodinand
Hungare
McFadden
W. H. Wooden
Andrew W. Mellon
Ogden L. Mills
Cerrie
Chantilly
Morrisons Jewelry Store
Zinnia Seed
Nasturtium
Roswell Seed Co
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