Bonus hopes fade after Senate vote on Patman bill
Washington May 24 AP Cash bonus forces, discouraged by the Senate's sustaining Roosevelt veto of the Patman bill, faced a tough path this session. Leaders warned against immediate victory, while veterans forecast payment despite lukewarm enthusiasm among registrants. Senators split over strategy, with Clark leaning away from more immediate action but offering later plans.
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Patman
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Recovery Agency
Doctor Flies Here To Aid Injured Cadet
Dr Felix P Miller of El Paso flew to Roswell from Albuquerque to aid Cadet C C Means of NMMI who suffered a serious head injury in polo practice. Means showed improved condition and progressive recovery was anticipated.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
C. C. Means
N.M.M.I
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Means
New Mexico Medical Association
J. P. White
San Antonio
TWA
Moffit
McLaughlin
Cadet Means
Cadet L. G. Kokernut
Kokernut
Dr. Miller
Institute
Valentine
Texas
Four Roswell Boys to Graduate at New Mexico Military Institute
Four Roswell youths William Stan nard Hawk Jr Paul Henry Henrichs Russell William Morley and Robert Eugene Morley will graduate from New Mexico Military Institute in Mexico on June 4th Hawk with ROTC senior cavalry and a commission as second lieutenant Henrichs Morley and Morey also completed junior college programs and athletic roles Morley will attend ROTC camp at Fort Bliss Texas June 4 to July 15 earning eligibility for Cav CO A large class of eighty six cadets will receive diplomas including thirty eight from New Mexico and representatives from twelve states Mexico and Hawaii.
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Wiliam Stannard Hawk, Jr
W. S. Hawk
Fowler Apartments
Paul Henry Henrichs
Henry Henrichs
South Sunset
Russell William Morley
F. J. Morey
North Missouri
Robert Eugene Morley
Fred Morley
North
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Junior College of New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell High School
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R.O.T.C
Rosesell Morey
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
Clayton Businessman Found Dead in Suspected Suicide
Clayton New Mexico May 24 AP Robert Fruth 25 prominent local businessman son of drug store owner Mrs Glenna Fruth was found at his mother's home with two bullet wounds A coroner jury ruled death by his own action indicating years of pain from an injury as the likely motive Fruth unmarried and lived with his mother while active in the family business
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Clayton
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Roswell High to Graduates Largest Class Tonight
One hundred six students the largest Roswell high school class will receive diplomas tonight at the junior high auditorium. Valedictorian Bernard Ginsber and salutatorian Harry Burkstaller are both boys. Dr A D Crile will address the graduates and F L Austin will present diplomas. The program includes overture processional invocation quartette song address and medal and diploma presentations.
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Bernard Ginsberg
Harry Burkstaller
A. D. Crile
F. L. Austin
Roswell
Swimming Pool Opens Saturday at Roswell Pool
The Roswell East Second Street pool opens Saturday under J. D. Shinkle, Paul H. Deaton, and Poe Corn with inspections at 10 am and swimming at 2 pm. Mothers are urged to visit for sanitation proof, amenities include a sandy beach, new slide, three springs, updated dressing rooms, volleyball court, and horseshoe area. Admission 15 cents. under 12 ten cents. Rentals 20 cents. season tickets $3.50 through June 1, rising to $4.50 plus tax. Poe Corn and Benny Jordan to guard. Corn offers swimming instruction tomorrow.
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Poe Corn
Benny Jordan
Dr Zimmerman to Speak Next Tuesday at Society Meeting
Word from Dr Zimmerman president State University states he cannot attend May 29 meeting of the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society but will be here on the 28th instead. The meeting date is moved to that date next Tuesday.
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Zimmerman
State University
Chaves County
Missouri charges others paying athletes
Columbia Missouri May 24 AP Coach Don Faurot says Missouri loses talent to schools offering inducements such as scholarships and jobs. Northwestern Texas University and Centenary College deny any Missourians on their rosters and state they have no MO athletes.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Northwestern
Texas
Centenary College
Kidnapped Men From Gallup Reported Out of State
Santa Fe May 24 AP Cooperation of the American Civil Liberties Union was sought by Attorney General Frank Patton in a letter urging grand jury inquiry. He said Gallup kidnapping and related matters would be investigated when jurors convene June 10. Victims David Levinson and Robert Minor were said to be out of state. Summons would be issued for them and for the C.I.U. Patton urged full cooperation to uncover all facts.
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The
American Liberties Union
Frank Patton
Gallup
David Levinson
International Labor Defense Attorney
Philadelphia
Robert Minor
New York
Patton
C.I.U
Wheaton Augur
C.L.U
Katherine Gay
Preston McCrossen
McHarg Davenport
A. L. Wirin
California
New Mexico adopts many laws taking effect Monday
Santa Fe May 24 AP A batch of laws goes into effect Monday May 27 after the 90 day adjournment period. Gov rearranges state employee duties and salaries. New boards oversee liquor relief harbor port health districts and motor vehicle rules. Sales tax starts July 1.
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Liquor Organization
Capitol Custodian Board
Relief Board
Criminal Identification Bureau
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Revenue Commissioner
Boy Drowns East of Roswell During Playtime
Romia Hassler a 13 year old boy drowns in Commanche Draw about eleven am east of Roswell while trying to rescue his younger brother from a deep spot in seven to eight feet of water. He and siblings recently moved from Whitarrall Texas to New Mexico. The family, with ten children, lives about a mile and a half from the scene. The 10 year old ran for help as responders were alerted noon today.
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Commanche Draw
Roswell
Pecos River
Romia
R. C
C. D
Hassler
New Mexico
Riverside Baptist votes to quit Northern Baptist convention
Decatur Ill May 24 AP Members of Riverside Baptist Church resolve to withdraw from the Northern Baptist convention citing the growth of communism and modernism as the motive.
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Decatur, Ill
Riverside Baptist Church
Northern Baptist Convention
Farley says veto won’t affect 1936 election outcomes
Washington May 24 AP Postmaster General Farley said Roosevelt's veto of the Patman bonus bill will have no effect on the ultimate result of the 1936 election. Speaking as chairman of the Democratic national committee Farley reiterated that Roosevelt and Garner would head the party's ticket next year.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Garner
Baseball scores from today in major league action
Boston beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 in a 13 hit game with Brandt Smith and Spehrer behind. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati in a night game. New York defeated Chicago 12 to 0 in a 9 inning. Brooklyn and St Louis played a 0-3 contest with Clark Lopez Dean and Davis.
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Padden
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Cleveland 212 013 201-12 180 Philadelphia 002 000 000-2 105 Batteries Harder and Putlak Wilshere Benton Lieber and Foxx Berry St. Louis 101 000 202-6 91 New York 002 010 000-3 10 0 Batteries Coffman Thomas Knott and Hemsley Gomez Mal one and Dickey Detroit 100 000 003-4 14 0 Boston 001 032 20x-8 12 0 Batteries Crowder Marberry and Hayworth Grove and Perg
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Unclear names listed in archival note
A fragmentary OCR line lists several individuals or teams with affiliations, including Berg Bos Amn, Trosky Cleve Amn, Pepper St. L Amn, Burns St Amn, Thompson Bos Nat, Koenig NY Nat, suggesting a sports or organizational roster fragment without full context.
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Trosky
Cleve
Amn
Pepper
St. L Amn
Burns
St . Amn
Thompson
Bos Nat
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NY Nat
Bishop Howden Heads Episcipalian District Convocation
In Santa Fe the 41st convocation of the Missionary District of New Mexico and Southwest Texas re elected F B Howden of Albuquerque as presiding officer. Ross Calvin Silver City named secretary and Walter Trowbridge Santa Fe registrar. Las Vegas likely to host next convocation.
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F. B. Howden
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Texas
Ross Calvin
Silver City
Walter S. Trowbridge
C. W. G. Ward
Las Vegas
J. E. Reinberg
Canutillo
B. T. B. Hyde
Trowbridge
Order of the Sangreal
Church of the Holy Faith
Two Murder Cases Before State Supreme Court
Santa Fe May 24 AP The State Supreme Court weighs new arguments in two first degree murder cases Felipe Martinez and William Hall convicted by juries in Rio Arribo county last July. Death sentences issued last October were stayed on appeal.
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State Supreme Court
Felipe Martinez
William Hall
Rio Arribo
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