Administration Moves to Scrap Some Emergency Agencies
Roosevelt administration begins steps to wind down agencies including the Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as private business readiness signals a recovery. Observers debate if policy will tilt right or stay steady, with HOLC funds halted and RFC funding to Congress shelved. The moves follow pledges to stage private initiative before continuing federal lending.
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HOLC
RFC
Washington
Roosevelt
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
Congress
American Bankers Association
Highwaymen Hear Talk On Crime Problem
Santa Fe—O W Merrell of Columbus spoke at the 20th annual American Association of State Highway Officials meeting. He described federal justice radio clearing houses linked with state patrols to track criminals, urging coordinated, cross border law enforcement and fusion of highway patrols with motor licensing under highway department supervision. He supported uniform safety laws, licenses, inspections, and traffic rules to combat crime.
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Santa Fe
Federal Department of Justice
O. W. Merrell
Columbus
American Association of State Highway Officials
Merrell
Ohio Highway Patrol
L. E.wallace
Des Moines
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
Wallace
Senate Will Not Continue New Mexico Probe
The Senate campaign funds investigative committee halted its New Mexico inquiry awaiting a potential contest by Dennis Chavez against Senator Bronson Cutting. If a complaint arises, the inquiry could resume, with findings available to the Senate elections committee.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
Byrnes
Senate Elections Committee
HOLC to close four New Mexico offices December first
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation state manager E C Robertson said Washington ordered halting new refinancing and reconditioning loan applications. HOLC offices in Roswell Clovis Las Cruces and Las Vegas will close December 1 dropping 11 jobs. state headquarters staff may also shrink amid 1 200 to 1 500 pending New Mexico applications and 1 849 loans closed totaling about 3 904 961 415 dollars.
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Albuquerque
E. C. Robertson
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
Washington
New Mexico
Robertson
HOLC
Roswell
Clovis
Las Cruces
Las Vegas
Will Rogers praises hunting dogs in South Carolina clips
Beverly Hills humorist recounts clippings from South Carolina naming Will Rogers as the state’s best hunting dog and a fine looking hound. He notes preferring a night hilltop with hunting dogs unseen, knowing who leads, runs, and his proximity to the fox.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
South Carolina
Will Rogers
Old Man Fox
Large 1934 Homecoming Seen At Institute Thanksgiving
Letters from patrons and alumni indicate one of the largest Homecoming crowds at the Institute for Thanksgiving Day November 29 1934. Three Mississippi alumni from classes of 1910 and 1911 plan to attend, A R Taylor Fred Taylor of Como and M P Short of Sardis. The Homecoming program is printed elsewhere in this paper.
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Institute
Mississippi
A. R. Taylor
Fred Taylor
Como
M. P. Short
Sardis
British see hope for arms plan at Geneva
A British source in London on November 14 said an arms control plan likely to be approved at Geneva will emerge from British and American initiative. He noted assurances from Britain that other nations are expected to back the proposal.
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London
New School Bus Route in County Approved
The county school superintendent Cc. M. Martin received approval from state educational budget auditor R. H. Grissom for a new bus route from Dunken to Penasco school. Officials aim to have the route in operation by November 26.
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Dunken
Penasco
Cc. M. Martin
R. H. Grissom
Mayor Moore Is First To Enroll In Red Cross Roll Call
Mayor J. Moore and Mrs. Moore lead Roswell in the annual Red Cross roll call for Chaves county as 900 memberships are sought for 1934 35. Workers begin Thursday at the chamber of commerce and aim to complete the three day canvass by Saturday evening with fifty cents per membership staying locally.
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J. &. Moore
Red Cross
Chaves County
W. C. Lawrence
Myron Prager
Cutting Lead Widens In New Mexico Senate Race
In New Mexico the Bronson Cutting lead over Dennis Chavez for the six year Senate seat grew with 26 of 31 counties reported. Cutting 76,112 Chavez 74,919 by 1,183 votes as officials noted absentee counts may still shift results.
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Santa. Fe
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Senate
New Mexico
Associated Press Election Bureau
Chavez
Cutting
Santa Fe
Cone
Associated Press
Chavez Bernalillo
Dona Ana
Rae Ain Ait
Guadalupe
Harding
Dee Rg
McKinsey
Roosevelt
Sandoval
San Juan
San Miguel
Sarita
Cie Ae
Albuquerque
N. M
Broson Cutting
Leopoldo Duran
McKinley County
Corrections In Official Canvass In New Mexico County
Corrections to the official canvass of votes in Chaves county follow a re check by county officials after totals were issued to The Record. It shows Cutting with 2618 votes instead of 2638 and Chavez leading by 248, ten more than absentee ballots added. Other changes: Perry Bean 3282, C M Martin 4276, I B Rose 3957, and D P Greiner 89 votes for county clerk. Greiner’s name previously omitted.
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Chaves
Cutting
Chavez
Perry Bean
C. M. Martin
I. B. Rose
D. P. Greiner
Greiner
Santa Fe Highway Department to Trim Staff
Santa Fe reports that rumors say the state highway department plans job cuts after an election lull. G D Macy confirms the drafting office reduced by six, with winter maintenance cuts running as usual as the department catches up on work.
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Navy
Santa Fe New Mexican Today
State Highway ‘Department
Highway Officials
Highway Department
Capitol
Young Democrats
Macy
Santa Fe
G. D. Macy
McAdoo Daughter and Wobby to Go Europe
Baltimore dispatch reports Mrs. Rafael Lopez de Onate age nineteen, daughter of Senator McAdoo, and her movie actor husband have booked passage for Hamburg aboard the Baltimore Mail Line for their honeymoon.
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Baltimore
Rafael Lopez de Onate
McAdoo
California
Hamburg
Louisiana Senate to Consider Long Debt Moratorium Bill
Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana legislature passed unanimously a debt moratorium bill in the House and sent it to the Senate after brief discussion. Senator Huey P. Long's proposal aims to suspend debt obligations for a set period, reflecting urgent fiscal concerns.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate
Huey P. Long
New Mexico Parent Teachers Convention Opens in Roswell
The 12th annual New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers convened for a two day session at Roswell Junior High School with 78 delegates, 40 from outside Roswell. Mrs. S P Nanninga of Albuquerque presides. National PTA president Mrs. B F Langworthy of Winnekta Ill will speak tonight on Our Children Today and Tomorrow. No officers elected this year. Delegates from Raton Albuquerque Las Vegas Mesilla Park Hobbs Dexter Hagerman Capitan Hondo Ruidoso Glencoe and East Grand Plains join Roswell.
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New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers
S. P. Nanninga
Albuquerque
Roswell
B. F. Langworthy
Winnetka
Illinois
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Raton
Las Vegas
Mesilla Park
Hobbs
Dexter
Hagerman
Capitan, Hondo
Ruidoso
Glencoe
East Grand Plains
Ayres and Rogers to wed today in Wee Kirk ceremony
Hollywood reports Lew Ayres and Ginger Rogers will be pronounced husband and wife at 5 p m today in Glen dale s Wee Kirk O The Heather. A reception follows in a downtown Los Angeles hotel. Studios place work above romance delaying any honeymoon. Both previously married.
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Ginger Rogers
Lew Ayres
Lew
Ginger
Hollywood
Calif
Glen
Dale
Los Angeles
Appendix Not To Blame For Trouble
San Antonio Texas Navy 14 AP The appendix often blamed for abdominal pains was absolved of much of the blame today. Dr Frank K Boland of Atlanta Ga reported a tendency of laymen to blame their appendix for ills in a paper prepared for the Southern Medical Association convention.
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San Antonio
Texas
Navy
Frank K. Boland
Atlanta Ga
Southern Medical Association
WALLACE OUTLINES CONTINUED CATTLE PURCHASES IN DROUGHT AREAS
Secretary Wallace announced the farm administration is studying options to extend purchases of cattle in drought areas. He said field reports are being reviewed to decide necessary actions and whether additional funds will be available to sustain purchases.
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Washington
Wallace
Farm Administration
County Cotton Payments Reach $123,019 in Chaves County
Chaves county cotton growers in the AAA cotton adjustment program received 123,019.33 dollars up to October 1. New Mexico totals show 1,060,429.85 dollars in benefits and rentals across cotton, wheat, and corn hog programs, per Associated Press dispatch from Washington.
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Chaves County
AAA
Associated Press
Washington
New Mexico
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