Roosevelt outlines civil workers plan for 4 million jobs
President Roosevelt moves to push a civilian works program with 400 million from public works funds to sustain projects through February 1. Aims to employ 4 million men 30 hours weekly starting Thursday, with relief officials estimating 8 million people initially lifted from relief rolls. Governors and mayors expected at a nationwide conference to discuss the plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Relief Administration
Bank Deposits in State to be Insured Next Year
Santa Fe reports that under the Glass Steagall provisions passed in the last Congress, New Mexico banks will have deposits guaranteed by the federal government after January 1. Accounts up to 2500 will be insured with banks paying the federal government one quarter of one percent in interest. initial appropriation is 1590 million dollars. the insurance agency will be the Federal Insurance Depositors Corporation. Henry Persons of the reconstruction finance corporation met with state bank examiner John Bingham on bank stock purchases under New Mexico law, not about the insurance.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Glass Steagall
Insurance Department
Federal
Federal Insurance Depositors Corporation
Henry Persons
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John Bingham
State Bank Examiner
Wags
RFC
Bingham
Senate probe in LA called a farce by investigator
New Orleans Nov 14 AP an investigator for the us senate committee probing the Overton election criticized the panel as a farce and vowed to reveal more. John G Holland accused Senators Logan and Thomas of stalling the inquiry and attacked Connally for alleged yellow conduct as Long testified and the session ended with Long on the stand awaiting further questioning.
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New Orleans
United States Senate
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Huey Ph. Lone
John G. Holland
Committee
Howell
Holland
Long
Logan
Kentucky
Thomas
Utah
Tom Connally
Dtexas
Connally
Teapot Dome
Washington
Senator Cutting Calls for Change in World View at UNM
Albuquerque November 14 AP Senator Pronson Cutting told UNM students education must link classroom learning with real world problems. He urged a new economic system focusing on consumer interests, public banks, and productive markets while criticizing money as master and calling for reform of finances and governance. The talk preceded New Mexico state finance board discussions on highway debentures and banking deposits.
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Albuquerque
WN. M
Pronson Cutting
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Karl Mark
Adam Smith
Europe
Toy Collection Next Saturday in Roswell
The Boy Scouts will canvass Roswell next Saturday morning to collect toys for the Lions annual Christmas toy drive for poor children. Residents are urged to gather discarded toys from their homes and have them ready by nine o clock when the fire whistle will signal the start. Lions committee chair John D Mayhew and members George Miller and Dr C M Ejiffert lead the drive after a Lions club business session.
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Boy Scouts
Roswell
Lions
Reil
Lions Club
John D. Mayhew
George Miller
Relief Office to Move Tomorrow
The Chaves county relief office will relocate from the courthouse basement to the American Legion Home on the northeast corner of Fifth and Richardson tomorrow. The office will keep the same phone number, 591.
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Chaves
Will Roge Speaks on Stock Swindles and Guards
Beverly Hills talk shows Senatorial hearings on stock swindles and overcapitalizations. Roge cites millions lost and urges protective measures. He criticizes reliance on education alone noting many educated fall for schemes and suggests broader safeguards.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Chambers of Commerce
Las Vegas opposition to highway rerouting protested
A 14 member Las Vegas delegation visited the New Mexico highway department in Santa Fe to seek an explanation for a plan to reroute traffic away from Old Town via a new bridge and shortcut. Delegation members named include Lorenzo Delgado and J A McMillan, and they said the decision would hinge on all facts, with a preference for the Old Town route.
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Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Highway Department
Old Town
Local D A V Chapter Holds Regular Meeting
Luke Wingert and J B Hunt spoke at the Sunshine Chapter No 4 meeting at the D A V hut, recently relocated to Roswell. Wingert and Hunt shared views from Montpelier Ohio and a Los Angeles chapter, respectively, while Commander Relph Sheehan warned of winter relief needs amid recent benefit cuts. A German band provided music and refreshments were courtesy of attendees.
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J. B. Hunt
Sunshine
D. A. V. Hut
Wingert
Mr. Hunt
Roswell
Montpelier
Ohio
Los Angeles
Relph She
Raid near Ramon nets two and a gun seized
Alec and J L Stafford were bound over to district court on $2,500 bond after Roosevelt and Lincoln county officers raided a Ramon area house believed to be Perchmouth Stanton’s stronghold. They found a machine gun, 190 feet of rope from the 69 Ranch, a cash register, an oil sewing machine, 90 rounds of ammunition, and block and tackle. Stanton was sent back to Texas for trial.
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Portales
N. M
Alec
J. L. Stafford
Roosevelt
Lincoln County
Ramon
Perchmouth Stanton
Stanton
Texas
Wallace Criticizes Chicago Attitude Toward NRA
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urged Chicago and urbanites to rethink their stance on the NRA and AAA during a speech to land grant colleges. He warned that misjudging the national crisis could turn Chicago into an ash heap while noting processing taxes aim to reveal the economy’s dire balance.
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Chicago
Agriculture Wallace
The
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
NRA
AAA
Merchants' Association Meeting Postponed
The Roswell Merchants’ Association monthly meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed due to several complications. An announcement will be made when a new date is set.
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Roswell
Red Cross Roll Call Targets Local Quota in County
Red Cross membership drives Thursday Friday and Saturday aim to fund local nursing services with funds staying county side while rest supports national relief. Officials note 60 members at one dollar each would meet the quota, even if some money leaves the county.
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Red Cross
Chaves County
Fair Weather Tonight and Wednesday Across the Plains
New Mexico stays fair tonight and Wednesday with colder readings in the northeast and north central areas tonight, warmer in the northeast on Wednesday. Colorado also cools in the east tonight and warms Wednesday, Wyoming cooler in the southeast tonight and warmer in the east, Nebraska fair and cooler with much colder east tonight, then fair Wednesday. Kansas cools, West Texas fair with a cooler Panhandle tonight, warmer Wednesday. temperatures listed for Amarillo, Chicago, Denver, El Paso, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, and Phoenix.
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Nebraska
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Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Soviet reaction warns of a serious situation in Washington talks
Moscow reports say a New York dispatch quotes Soviet officials warning that pushing for debts and counterclaims before full diplomatic recognition could derail talks with the United States. The piece notes that Soviet stance has not changed and may harden, urging U.S. officials to bear responsibility for potential consequences.
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Moscow
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
New York
Dominik Sayr
United States
Dispatch
U. S
S. R
State Department
County Teachers Meeting Set for November 24
The regular quarterly Chaves county teachers' meeting will be held here on November 24. Teachers are asked to bring two key boys from each county school to be entertained by the Boy Scouts. The key boys will be used in developing Scouting in their districts.
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Chaves County
Boy Scouts
Great Lakes storm grounds three boats early shipping end
A near blizzard storm swept the Great Lakes causing three boats to run aground as rough water and low visibility signaled the closing of the shipping season ahead of winter.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Pro Road Builders Jobs Open In New Mexico
Men who have worked road building and followed contracting jobs around New Mexico without settling in any county may qualify for employment on federal re employment projects. Meeting announced in Albuquerque on November 14 according to AP dispatch.
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Albunquerane, N. M
New Mexico
Liberty bonds close with mixed Treasury results in New York
In New York on November 14 AP reports Liberty bonds closing with Liberty 4 1-46 23-38 at 101.27 and Treasuries 4 1-45 47-52 at 106-22, reflecting varied demand across issues.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Lib
Treas
Labor man opens mediation in Gallup strike 11th week
Major John D. Moore of the national labor board began talks with Gallup strike leaders amid ongoing mine dispute. He met James Walker and other strikers after discussions with union chiefs and Gov. Hockenhull's mediation group. About 599 men were underground as 260 strikers gathered at dawn to jeer miners heading to pits. Alejandro A y Baan arrested for martial law violation.
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Gallup
N. M
John D. Moore
National Lambor Board
Major Moore
Brone
James Walker
Mentmore Negro Union
Moore
Santa Fe
Hockenhaull
Mediation Board of
Keleher
Meche
Alejandro A Y Baan
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