Borah Demands Inquiry Into Relief Spending Waste
Senator Borah urged President Roosevelt and Congress to probe relief expenditures citing “shameless waste” and funds dissipation before reaching those in need. He warned the administration to curb high admin costs and called for potential bipartisan efforts to reorganize the party, noting the 12 million Republican vote shows vitality.
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Washington
Sen
Tor Borah
Roosevelt
Congress
Borah
Republican Party
Reed
R-Pa
Red Cross Roll Call Aims 900 in Chaves County
The annual Red Cross membership drive in Chaves County seeks 900 members at one dollar each. W. C. Lawrence chairs the roll call with Myron Prager as vice chair, Grace T. Bear heading the county chapter. Half of fees stay locally for nursing and activities. the rest supports national disaster relief and services. The state executive urges statewide support from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving 1934.
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Red Cross
Chaves County
W. C. Lawrence
Myron Prager
Lawrence
Grace T. Bear
State OF New Mexico
American Red Cross
New Mexico
Roosevelt
A. W. Hockenhull
Phyllis Smith
de Witt Smith
Edgemoor
Phyllis
NRA Now Needs Publicity The Return to Transparency
Washington reports that NRA leaders favor reviving early era public contact with the press, recommending a public relations director and open discussions with reporters. The board also may lift an official gag and encourage candid fact-based statements to maintain public trust.
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Emory Thomason
Chicago
Washington
NRA
Clay Williams
Thomason
Johnson
Editorial staff announced for Roswell high school yearbook
The editorial staff for this year s Roswell high school annual mm Coyote was announced yesterday with Ottolee Askren as editor-in-chief Ella Tarbell as assistant Ruth Jean Smith as literary editor Nancy Elizey as assistant Geneva Bruin as athletic editor Martin Boswell as assistant Gatewood Gilbert as photographic editor Jack Cooney as assistant Jane Oberkampf as art editors and George N Carothers as faculty advisor.
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Roswell
Ottolee Askren
Ella Tarbell
Ruth Jean Smith
Nancy Elizey
Geneva Bruin
Martin Boswell
Gatewood Gilbert
Jack Cooney
Jane Oberkampf
Harry Burkstaller
George N. Carothers
Republicans show love match with Roosevelt Moon over
Beverly Hills report notes Republicans once mocked Roosevelt while courting a new political pairing. The piece argues the party must offer concrete plans rather than solely denouncing opponents, warning against empty promises and urging action if given a chance.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Repubicans
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Leadership Shuffles Likely As Senate Setters Remain
Washington reports top leadership from both parties will largely stay the same after the new Senate organizes. Democrats gain posts from Tuesday’s wins while Republicans lose seats, leaving 47 committee vacancies and prompting reshuffles.
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Washington
Senate
Toe” Robinson
Arkansas
Charley” McNary
Oregon
John Kendrick
Wyoming
Fess
Ohio
Hebert
Rhode Island
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
McNary
Hale
Maine
Byrnes
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Stephens
Mississippi
Dill
Commerce
Interstate Commerce
Copeland
New York
Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Post
Wheeler
Montana
Tammany lays claim to House speakership
In a tale of Democratic rivalry after a Roosevelt triumph, northern Democrats press to capture the House speakership as southern leaders claim power. Debates center on who should lead after Speaker Rainey’s death with Burns, Frankhead, and Rayburn cited as front runners and Mead of New York the lone northern challenger.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tue Day
Mason-Dixon Line
New York
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Republican Party
American Liberty League
Jouett Shouse
Lexington
Bob” LafFollette
Progressive Party
White House
Henry P. Fletcher
Senator Borah
la Follette
New Mexico
Congress
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Representatives Burns
Tennessee
Prankhead
Alabama
Rayburn
Texas
Representative Mead
Roosevelt May Seek Reverse Economic Plan
Wall Street eyes the White House for a possible shift toward conservative economic policy, avoiding further currency inflation and favoring stabilization through international agreements. Retail trade remains firm with Dun & Bradstreet reporting 7 to 12 percent higher November volumes in department stores and women’s shops as colder weather supports broad retail gains.
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Roosevelt
New York
Wall Street
Dun & Bradstreet
Other Stores Which Will Close Monday Armistice Day Closures
The Record lists Bon Ton Shop Paul Carrigan tin shop Adams Cleaners among stores not in yesterday’s list that will close next Monday in observance of Armistice Day.
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Bon Ton Shop
Pail Carrigan Tin
Adams’ Cleaners
Court Action on Robson Delayed in Extortion Case
Phoenix AP report says Oscar H. Robson Tucson night club operator held incommunicado on extortion charge as DOJ probes kidnaping of six year old June Robles. Bond raised from 50000 to 100000 at government request amid possible linked arrests. wife pledged to free him costly.
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Arig
Oscar H. Robson
Tucson
Department of Justice
Little June Robles
Robson
Yound
Fernando
Bernabe Robles
Justouibros-J
Hatchet Hangs Over Saloon Fight in Dry Kansas
Carrie Nation’s hatchet hovers over Kansas saloons as the Arkansas City WCTU pledges to renew the cause after the state voted to keep its 54 year prohibition. The militant activist once damaged bars in the 1890s, shouting “Glory to God” after her work.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Carrie
Arkansas’ City
Impersonation Contest Winners at Yucca Theatre
Dorothy Hill won 15 for first in the main section impersonating Kate Smith at the Yucca theatre. Betty Lou Dukeminier won 5 for first in the juvenile section impersonating Shirley Temple. Second prizes went to Claudia Cox as Mae West and Arther Phelps as Stepin Fetchit, with further prizes awarded to Pauline Renfro Ancel Anderson, Joe Reeves, and others in both sections. Betty Jo McMakin claimed second in the juvenile section as Shirley Temple, with Marion Madison, Ben Kelly, and Carmelita Tinker among the other winners.
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Dorothy Hill
Yucca
Betty Lou Dukeminier
Miss Hill
Kate Smith
Betty
Claudia Cox
Mae West
Arther Phelps
Stepin Fetchit
Pauline Renfro
Ancel Anderson
Clara Bow
Betty Jo McMakin
Shirley Temple
Marion Madison
Claudette Colbert
Ben Kelly
Benjamin Kessell
Laurel and Hardy
Betty Kite
Greta Garbo
Carmelita Tinker
Spanky
Oklahoma City Visitor Comes Over Illness of Mrs Stewart
Mrs Theodore Stripling arrived from Oklahoma City to be with her mother Mrs P A Stewart who is seriously ill. She is staying at the home of her daughter Mrs Corn.
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Stewart
Theodore Stripling
Oklahoma City
P. A. Stewart
Stripling
Corn
Army flyer dies in Canal Zone plane crash
Colon Panama November 9 AP Lieutenant Morris Goldberg 30 was killed when his Army Air Corps aircraft struck an artillery spotting tower. He had just turned 30 yesterday while stationed at France Field.
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Canal Zone
Colon
Panama
Tient
Morris Goldberg
Army Air Corns
France Field
Goldberg
Rickenbacker Sets New Record For Heavy Plane
Newark November 9 AP Captain Eddie Rickenbacker achieves a new transcontinental speed record for transport planes aboard the Florida Flyer starting in Los Angeles and finishing in New York. The flight time was 12 hours 3 minutes 50 seconds, averaging 221 mph with a top speed of 237 mph and altitude up to 17,600 feet.
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Newark
N. J
Eddie Rickenbacker
Los Angeles
Tl Jaraced
Eera Hicesdev Innan
Newark Airport
Florida Flyer
New York
Sidney Prager Suffered Knee Injury After Car Collision
Sidney Prager was hit by a car around three yesterday afternoon while crossing Main Street at Third and Main. The driver, Mr. Galton, stopped and offered aid. Prager, who says traffic lights were green for east and west as he began crossing, states the light turned yellow and Galton proceeded. Prager sustained a fractured kneecap and is now confined at home after treatment.
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Sidney Prager
Main Street
Third
Main
Mr. Galton
Prager
Father of Mrs. Morgan Davis Dies Suddenly
Herbert Moore, father of Mrs. Morgan Davis of Roswell, died suddenly at his Tulsa home this morning. Mr. Morgan Davis and family departed for Tulsa to attend services after news of the death reached Roswell. Moore had visited Roswell last week and fell ill there, though his condition was not considered serious at the time.
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Herbert Moore
Morgan Davis
Roswell
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Morgan Davis Jr
Mr. Moore
College Classes Formed Tomorrow at Local High School
A cooperative FERA project with New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas forms college courses. Organization at 10 am tomorrow at the senior high school building invites interested students. Dr Lelie Bailey, PhD University of Texas, will lead. Registration is $1 and classes start next Monday with full college credit granted.
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FERA
New Mexico Normal University of Las Vegas
Lelie Bailey
University of Texas
Carter named new F H A chairman replaces Daughtry
At the weekly F H A committee meeting R H Carter was elected chairman in place of J R Daughtry who will be away on a business trip. Carter had not previously served on the committee. Five home repair and remodeling projects began last week with a total estimated cost around 1000 dollars.
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F.H.A
R. H. Carter
J. R. Daughtry
Carter
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