Dr Artin Crile Honored By Pecos Valley Citizens Banquet
At a Nickson Coffee Shop banquet in Roswell Pecos Valley residents praised Dr Artin D Crile for decades of public service and his role in securing federal farm loans and the Pecos Valley Artesian Basin Conservancy District. Speakers cited his dairy cattle hog breeding Roswell Fair leadership Las Cruces College presidency and cotton industry efforts dating from 1910 through the 1920s.
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Dr. Crile
Artin D. Crile
Pecos Valley
Nickson
Conservancy District
Feeral Farm Lang
Pecos
Rile
Artesia
Roswell
Crile
Wilmot
Grile
Ft.Worth
New Mexico Agricultural College
Las Cruces
Retailers urged to attend meeting on code enforcement
A Roswell Chamber of Commerce meeting for all retailers under the general retail code is set for next Tuesday night at 7 30 in the chamber rooms. The council will oversee code enforcement with W J McInnes explaining provisions. Officials urge full retailer representation, excluding grocery tobacco and milk dealers, with local leaders lobbying for comprehensive participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Washington
Retail Trade Council
W. J. McInnes
NRA
Claude Simpson
Unclear Scientific Musings From Beverly Hills Speech
A fragment from Beverly Hills, California, describes scientists as daring yet misunderstood as they explore high altitude air and polar flights. The speaker mocks their risks, money absence, and perceived oddness while acknowledging air’s value yet finding the ascent pointless.
Ambassador to Cuba 15 To Be Changed
President Franklin D Roosevelt moves ambassadors in Cuba with hopes of a peaceful settlement. Sumner Weirle returns to the United States as assistant secretary of state and Jefferson Caffery heads to Havana as ambassador. He urged compromise for stability and eventual government recognition to end civil disturbances.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Cuba
Grau San Martin
Sumner Weiles
United States
Jefferson Caffery
Havana
Mr. Roosevelt
Gallup Miners Debate End of Strike
Gallup New Mexico is set for a mid day meeting of strikers to decide if the coal strike is over and whether to release six jailed leaders. Pete Racki National Miners Union leader reports he could not secure a pledge that the six would leave the state if freed.
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Gallup, N. M
Gallup
Pete Racki
National Miners Union
Striliery
Racki
Three men held on suspicion of short changing operations
E. Y. Lynch, 36, of Cleveland Ohio. W. S. Neal, 38, of Clovis. and H. W. Kittleman, of Toho ka Tex, were arrested by city officers last night. They are held at the county jail for investigation of short changing schemes linked to last night at Flores filling station four miles west of Roswell and earlier at Hank Wood's Riverside Camp and the Picacho store.
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E. Y. Lynch
Cleveland
Ohio
W. S. Neal
Clovis
H. W. Kittleman
Tohoka
Texas
Short
Flores
Roswell
Hank Wood
Riverside Camp
Picacho
Demand Freeing Strike Leaders Held in Jail
Albuquerque attorney Robert Heath LaFollette, representing Herbert Benjamin of New York and George Kaplan of Denver, demanded the immediate unconditional release of Gallup strike leaders held in Bernalillo county jail. He said they face conditions imposed after Governor Hockenhull’s settlement, including a one year ban on returning to New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Robert Heath LaFollette
Herbert Benjamin
New York
George Kaplan
Denver
Gallup
Bernalillo County
la Follette
Hockenhull
New Mexico
J S Anderson Dies Suddenly At 75 In Roswell
J S Anderson aged 75 died suddenly at 7 45 this morning at his home 110 South Washington He was born in Missouri and moved to Roswell in 1906 He served as janitor at Washington Avenue School and previously at the old Central School Survived by wife two daughters Mrs R J Farlow New Rochelle NY and Mrs G D Martin Nitro WV a son W A Anderson Funeral arrangements pending Ballard Funeral Home in charge
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J S. Anderson
South Washington
Mr. Anderson
Missouri
Roswell
Washington Avenue
Old Central School
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Fraternity
W. A. Anderson
R. J. Farlow
New Rochelle
New York
G. D. Martin
Nitro
West Virginia
Ballard Funeral Home
Confession in Wynekoop killing of daughter in law
Chicago dispatch reports Dr. Alice Wynekoop, 62, admitted to shooting Rheta Wynekoop, her son’s wife, after giving chloroform during a pelvic pain examination at her Monroe Street office. She described panicking as Rheta lost consciousness and fired from five inches, the bullet entering the back and striking the heart.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
John Stege
Monroe Street
Alice
Federal funds to fix Rio Grande above El Paso
Washington reports that public works funds will be provided for the Rio Grande rectification project above El Paso. Secretary Ickes says there is little doubt the funds will be allocated, signaling a definite move on the river improvement plan.
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Washington
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Ickes
Dog Poisoning Strikes Roswell Twice in Two Days
A brown water spaniel belonging to Dr. F. H. Terhaar at 603 South Kentucky died last night after poisoning. It follows the earlier poisoning of a fine English Springer Spaniel owned by L. L. Johnson on Wednesday night, marking a second case in Roswell within 48 hours.
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F. H. Terhaar
South
Kentucky
Roswell
L. L. Johnson
Fire damages Howe of Mps Pebecca Rains home
A fire early this afternoon caused about 200 dollars of damage to two rooms at the home of Mrs. Rebecca J. Rains, 405 East Fourth. No one was at home when the blaze started and the fire department extinguished it before it could spread. Defective wiring is suspected as the cause.
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Howe
Pebecca Rains
Rebecca J. Rains
Kenneth Sidney Hestead Born in Roswell on Nov 19 1933
A message from Roswell reports the arrival of Kenneth Sidney Hestead on November 19, 1933. He is weighed 9 pounds 12 ounces and is the second child of Mr and Mrs K Hestead of Boy N M, who formerly lived in Roswell. Their Roswell friends extend congratulations.
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Roswel
Kenneth Sidney Hestead
N. M
Roswell
Hestead
Kenneth
Tucker kin meet parents in Roswell return trip
Mrs Judson Goodart formerly Marie Tucker and Miss Louise Tucker drove to Clovis this afternoon to greet their parents Mr and Mrs J D Tucker as they return to Roswell from Temple Texas.
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Judson Goodart
Marie Tucker
Louise Tucker
Clovis
J. D. Tucker
Roswell
Temple, Texas
Four New Oil Wells Open in Southwest New Mexico
Four new locations in Eddy and Lea counties open exploration in the southeast oil sector. The Texas Company starts two Lea county wells, State No. 4-A and State No. 2-B. Eddy county entries include Quillin No. 1 by T. D. Gibson and Van dagrifft No. 8 by Pecos Valley Gas Co. Several wells show gas and oil indications with depths advancing toward productive measures as crews drill through the region. Production in Red Lake Oil Co.’s State No. 1 in sec. 22-17-28 was bumped by a nitro shot, lifting potential estimates.
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Eddy
Lea County
Texas Company
Lea
Eunice
Eddy County
T. D. Gibson
Pecos Valley Gas Co
Leonard
Spearow Et al
McIntyre No
Stovall and Marshall
Mock
State
W. H. Todd
Levers No
Red Lake Oil Co
van Welch, Jr
Deflation of governmental ballyhoo urged by Barton
Bruce Barton, the New York advertising executive, told the New England conference that the administrations recovery program has been hampered by public hype. He praised the NRA as sound but questioned General Johnsons reliance on publicity. He urged truthful messaging on farm problems and gradual improvement rather than promises of immediate gains.
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Boston
Bruce Barton
New York
New England
NRA
Johnson
Fifth Avenue
Reserve Officers' School Tonight at Federal Building
The Roswell Group School for Reserve officers meets tonight at Headquarters 410th Infantry, 335 Federal Building, to discuss Cavalry in a Future War led by Major Arden R F Poellner. Open to interested civilians, the session runs from seven to eight.
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Roswell Group School
410Th Infantry
Federal Building
Arden RF Poellner
CoC Athletic Committee Named In City
A permanent Chamber of Commerce Athletic Committee was appointed this morning composed of T. J. Hall as chairman J. R. Savage A. F. Madison Guy Nickson and Earl Patterson. The committee will aid in high school and institute athletic events as part of its duties.
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Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Hall
J. R. Savage
A. F. Madison
Guy Nickson
Earl Patterson
French cabinet falls as Sarraut ousted by deputies
In Paris the Sarraut cabinet collapsed after an adverse 321 to 247 vote in the chamber of deputies. Premier Sarraut resigned amid budget and tax policy clashes, with whispers naming Georges Bonnet or Camille Chautemps as possible successors in the fragile government.
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Paris
France
Albert Sarraut
Lebrun
Georges Bonnet
Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Interior
Edouard Daladier
Albert Sarraaut
Chamber
Sarraut
Murder trial in district court today
The hearing in the Pablo Calderon murder case on May 26 1933 continued as The Record went to press. Calderon faces first degree murder charges for the East Bland Avenue shooting that killed Roger Salazar. Also on docket Frank Edwards manslaughter. Blevins case ended with not guilty verdict after fence cutting charge. Addie Elizey pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill for wounding two women at Virginia and Alamada. No other trials set for tomorrow.
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Pablo Calderon
Roger Salazar
Calderon
Salazar
East Bland Avenue
Dave Calderon
G. L. Reese Jr
Lake J
Addie Elizey
Kaby Knight Howard
Sammie Searcy
Virginia
Alameda
East Central New Mexico Boy Scouts Meet at Woman's Club
The Eastern New Mexico Area Council Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting at The Woman's Club this afternoon with E B Bullock presiding in Gov A W Hockenhull's absence. Officers for 1934 were elected and group conferences on Scouting plans and problems were held. The banquet follows at 6:00 with D N Pope Roswell school superintendent and chairman of the area Boy Scout Court of Honor as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
D. N. Pope
Roswell
Area
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Pacar
Fed Reserve and Treasury 44ve Trouble
Washington reports fixed domestic gold at 33.76 an ounce amid a persistent gap with world prices as Morgenthau heads to Warm Springs for a three day review with President Roosevelt on monetary policy. Officials downplay any rift between the Federal Reserve and Treasury despite bond market chatter.
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Washington
London
Morgenthau
Warm Springs
Football score at Las Cruces ends first period 0 0
The score at the end of the first period in the Las Cruces game between New Mexico University and the New Mexico Aggies is tied 0 to 0.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico University
New Mexico Aggies
University
Aggies
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