Gigantic Farm Price Fixing Plan Is Debated in Washington
Labor claims proof exists that the Swope industrial plan cannot be run by a single semi governmental national organization. Robert L. Lund of the NAM challenges the idea while Swope cites a council resolution urging continued administration of NRA aims. Union opposition persists and Ford’s compliance with the automobile code is clarified by Wagner, with uncertainty over government contract eligibility hanging on Johnson's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerard Swope
Robert L. Lund
National Association of Manufacturers
Lund
Swope
Commerce Department
Business Advisory and Planning Council
NRA
Henry Ford
Wagner
National Labor Board
Ford
Edgewater
New Jersey
Hugh S. Johnson
J. R. McCarl
Comptroller General
Roosevelt
Wallace
Herring
Iowa
Olson
Minnesota
Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Berry
South Dakota
Langler
North Dakota
Robbery spree ends with arrests in Roswell
In Roswell four men were arrested October 16 at 1012 North Washington, ending a wave of daytime robberies. E W Lewis Plummer Merrill Chester Williams and Carl Quillen faced multiple charges with Burrell and Williams bound over for district court on larceny. Lewis received aiding in concealment charges, and Quillen’s suspended sentence was revoked, sentencing him to 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
E. W
Red) Lewis
North Washington
E. W. Lewis
Plummer Merrill
Chester Williams
Carl Quillen
Burrell
Williams
District Court
Lewis
Quillen
Miners Consider Strike In New Mexico Camp
In Madrid New Mexico NMU organizers from Gallup mobilized miners at the Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal Company camp. Martha Roberts and aides urged a strike and prepared a list of demands to present to management while officials allowed a mass meeting that drew about 100 miners.
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Madrid
N. M
Albuquerque and Cerrillos
National Miners Union
Gallup
Martha Roberts
NMU
Clarence Lynch
Phoenix
International Labor Defense Association
Harry
Gonzales
Pickets Face Guards in New Mexico Strike
In Gallup New Mexico on November 3 in cold 24 degree weather about 200 pickets faced 73 guards as Brig Gen Osborne Wood returned to the strike area. Pickets jeered workers passing by while 50 mounted guards patrolled the Black Diamond Canyon and Chihuahua districts. Three mines affected by the strike reported 312 workers at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
Osborne Wood
New Mexico National Guard
Black Diamond Canyon
Chihuahualla
Gossard elected head of New Mexico science association
Dr. H. C. Gossard, president of New Mexico Normal University, was elected president of the New Mexico Association for the Advancement of Science at its annual meeting alongside the 48th New Mexico Educational Association convention. Other officers include Eldred Harrington, Stuart Northrop, and R. G. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
H. C. Gossard
New Mexico Normal University
New Mexico Association For the Advancement of Science
New Mexico Educational Association
Gossard
Sterling B. Talmadge
New Mexico School Review
Eldred R. Harrington
Stuart Northrop
R. G. Fisher
Santa Fe
Kenneth M. Chapman
Laboratory of Anthropology
E. J. Workman
University of New Mexico
John D. Clark
Talmadge
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Civic Symphony Orchestra
A. W. Hockenhull
M. L. Fox
State Federation of Taxpayers
G. W. Frasier
Colorado State Teachers College
Chicago World’s Fair extended to 1934
Chicago officials announced the World’s Fair would continue operations through 1934 after meeting today. The decision keeps the exposition active into the next year, preserving planned exhibits and schedules for visitors and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Fair
Chicago
Farmers and Governors Convene Amid Bad Plight in Dingville
In Dingville Iowa also known as Des Moines farmers and governors meet. The piece laments dependence on leaders and urges self sufficiency in business. It critiques reliance on speeches and calls for less leadership and fewer followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dingville
Iowa
Ding
Des Moines
Senator Cutting Pushes NM Highway Work
Senator Bronson Cutting wires to The Record about federal push on New Mexico secondary road projects. He notes October 26 cleared all but thirteen, with inspections by one engineer and assistants. state priority to be weighed by fund availability and national goals. Elliott to visit to discuss pending questions. aims to secure more funds and press for immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Department
Senator Cutting
Bureau of Public Ready
Elliott
State Highway Commission
Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Education of the Spirit Focuses on Character
Albuquerque on November 3 AP reports Dr. George Willard Frasier urged that America needs more intelligent teachers to shape character. He listed intelligence health love of children honesty and humor as essentials, warned the press radio cinema favor profit over enlightenment, and urged schools to take up character education with home church and community support. Other speakers included Mrs. Georgia Lusk and Dr. Frederick Hunter. Charles L. Rose was nominated for state association president with H. R. Rogers R. J. Mullins and J. N. left as officers.
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Albuquerque
N. M
America
George Willard Frasier
Colorado State Teachers College
New Mexico Educational Association
Charcter Development
Frasier
Georgia Lusk
Frederick M. Hunter
University of Denver
Charles L. Rose
Ft. Sumner
State Association
G. L. Fenlon
Dawson
H. R. Rogers
Eddy County
Scout Leaders Course Practical Begins Next Tuesday Night
Scoutmasters training starts at the junior high school with practical sessions on cooking knot tying signalling and First Aid plus two hikes. The Elements course runs through Tenderfoot to First Class and welcomes all men interested in training as Scout leaders. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays from November 7 to December 19 with sponsor organizations invited to appoint leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Thorson
Roswell
Ninth District Home Loan Bank elects new directors
New federal Home Loan Bank directors were elected by secret ballot for the Ninth District. Allain C. Andry, O. W. Boswell, I. Friedlander, Herbert J. Haynes, Philip Leiber, J. Gilbert Leigh, H. T. Leonard, RK McCune, and Edward J. Nolan will serve terms ranging from one to three years. The district covers New Mexico Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ninth District Federal Home Loan Bank
Allain C. Andry
New Orleans
O. W. Boswell
Paris
Texas
I. Friedlander
Houston
Herbert J. Haynes
San Antonio
Philip Leiber
Shreveport
J. Gilbert Leigh
Little Rock
H. T. Leonard
Kosciusko
Miss
RK. H. McCune
Roswell
N. M
Edward J. Nolan
New Mexico
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Banks Licensed to Do Business
Washington AP reports banks licensed to do business or to take over an old bank between Oct 20 and Nov 1 include First National Bank of Albuquerque New Mexico and Boston National Bank of Boston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First National Bank of
Fahey Named Chairman of Home Loan Banks Board
William F. Stevenson of South Carolina resigned today as chair man of the Home Loan Bank Board and President Roosevelt appointed John H. Fahey of Massachusetts to the office. Stevenson remains on the board and T. D. Webb of Tennessee was named vice chairman in the agency reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William F. Stevenson
South Carolina
Home Loan Bank Board
Roosevelt
John H. Fahey
Massachusetts
Stevenson
House
Home Owners Relief Agency
T. D. Webb
Tennessee
New Mexico Rhodes Scholarships Appointment News
Las Cruces on November 3 AP Prof. G A Feather of New Mexico State College, a former Rhodes scholar and Oxford graduate, is appointed secretary of the Rhodes Scholarship Committee of New Mexico. The Secretary of State committee handles notices and data on appointments. R C Hodgins, dean emeritus of UNM, is mentioned as a theme.
Weather Across States Shows Warmer Temperatures and Unsettled Skies
Weather reads fair and warmer in New Mexico south central and extreme east Saturday while Wyoming turns unsettled with rain or snow in west and north and colder nights. Nebraska and Kansas expect increasing clouds and warmth then mixed precipitation, with Colorado and West Texas showing a mix of fair, unsettled, and warmer conditions. temperatures listed for major cities.
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New Mexico
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
West Texas
Colorado
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
El Paso Pioneer Killed by Train
El Paso Texas November 3 AP J P O Connor 74 a former city alderman and pioneer contractor in El Paso was struck and killed by a train while crossing a busy street in the heart of the business district authorities said he was a longtime figure in local development and public life and his death is mourned by the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
J. P. O'Connor
Services for Edwin Wood Held in Roswell
Funeral services were held today at The Schuler's Funeral Home for Edwin Smith Wood a Roswell resident for 20 years. Rev D B Titus led the ceremony with a male quartet from the Christian Church providing music. Interment followed at South Park. Wood died yesterday at St Mary's hospital after a brief illness aged 76. He was born July 6 1857 in Galesburg Illinois and married Sadie Kuhn in 1882. The couple later moved to Nebraska before settling in Roswell in 1913 where Wood remained active in the Christian Church for 46 years. He leaves his widow and a host of local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Smith Wood
Roswell
Schuler
D B. Titus
First Christian Church
The
Christian Church
W. H. Hortenstein
George Huffman
J. Q. Cummins
R. D. Jones
Catherine Pearce
J Wood
E. L. Brown
A. R. Dawson
O. Randall
Walter Harrison
George B. Owens
George Forbes
South Park
Mr. Wood
St Mary's Hospital
Galesburg
Ilinois
Illinois
Iowa
Sadie D. Kuhn
Wood
Rasael
Cave Family Returns to Roswell from Denver
Mr and Mrs H S Cave and daughter Dolly return to Roswell this afternoon from Denver where they have lived since last May. They will reside here permanently. Mr Cave is a chief for Ace Oil Company.
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H. S. Cave
Roswell
Dolly
Denver
Mr. Cave
Ace Oil Company
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Land of Manufacturers
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Mrs
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
Lupe Verez
Las Vegas
Nev
Mes. Roberts
ASSN
Middle West
White House
Department of Agriculture
Farmer Laborite
Langer
Will AS
Scout Leaders
Fahey Chairman
Home Loan Banks
Rhodes
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