Evidence Unearthed Of North Americas Ancient People
Washington reports that the Smithsonian announces the first North American ice age human presence. A vast Rocky Mountain campsite yields 30 Folsom points and tools, dating perhaps 20 000 years old, with mammoth and bison remains. Dr. Roberts led excavations showing a likely ice melt pasture long ago.
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Washington
North America
Smithsonian Institution
Europe
Rocky Mountains
Folsom
New Mexico
The
Smithsonian
New World
Frank H. H. Roberts, Jr
Roberts
Grazing Plan For Restoring Range Grasses
Secretary Ickes announces a policy for grazing rights on the public domain. State organization and land classification will precede subdivision into small grazing areas with local administration. The Taylor act clause permits grazing privileges as needed to ensure proper use of land water and water rights to stabilize the livestock industry.
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Washington
Ickes
F. R. Carpenter
Congress
New York Bride Slain and Priest Shot in Tragic Honeymoon
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz former theology student arraigned in homicide court on charges of shooting his 17-year-old bride Ruth Armstrong Steinmetz and Catholic priest Joseph J Leonard. He was remanded without bail for a hearing next Monday after reportedly finding them in an embarrassing hotel room encounter.
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New York
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz
Joseph J. Leonard
Steinmetz
Meyer Machlis
Machlis
Hollywood
Lawrence
N. J
Knights of Columbus
Tia Juana
Mexico
Ruth T. Tiles
Ruth Armstrong Steinmetz
Homicide Court
Guy van Amringe
Robert Rehman
Election certificates missing in five New Mexico counties
Santa Fe reports official election certificates were absent in Colfax, Guadalupe, McKinley, Mora, and Cuay counties. Mora canvass delayed by litigation. Garcia figures show minor vote change in Bernalillo for Lt. Gov. De Baca. Chavez seeks Senate victory. Chavez and Cutting races under review as canvassing continues.
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Santa Fe
Colfax
Guadalupe
McKinley
Mora
Cuay
Mora County
McKinley County
Guadalupe County
Quay County
Secretary of State
Associated Press Election Bureau
Bernalillo
de Baca
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Governor-elect Tingley Schedules New Deal Conference
Albuquerque on November 27 reports that Governor-elect Clyde Tingley said Senator Hatch has accepted an invitation to meet Saturday with the new chief executive and his legal legislative advisory board and 15 sub committees. The aim is to coordinate board work with the national administration's program. About 150 attendees anticipated from across New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Carl Hatch
Legal Legislative Advisory Board
Senator Hatch
Legislative Board
Dhe
Bingham Resigns As Bank Examiner
Santa Fe AP reports John Bingham state bank examiner has resigned effective November 24 to join the field division of the federal housing administration with Santa Fe headquarters. This marks the third resignation since the election, following Frank Butt and C. E. Mauldin from the highway commission. Bingham announced the move on his return from Washington. appointment effective Friday.
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Santa Fe
John Bingham
State Bank Examiner
Federal Housing Administration
Bingham’s
Frank Butt
Highway Commission
C. E. Mauldin
Bingham
Washington
Highway meeting to be held today in Santa Fe
Gov. A W Hockenhull calls a highway commission meeting to address complaints of work stopping and to review the department’s finances with the aim of ending the year without a deficit. Chairman Frank Butt and member C E Mauldin, though resigning, were expected to attend.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
Highway Commission
Frank Butt
C. E. Mauldin
Highway advertising profitable says development league head
Pia Murphy, president of a new development league, backs the highway department advertising plan to boost tourist traffic. He argues $8.25 million in state revenue could result from a $102,000 gas tax increase, based on 30 million extra miles and 75,000 cars carrying 150,000 people for 10 days at $5.50 per person per day. He notes existing ad spend in West Texas and nearby states already yields outside revenue and urges a broader campaign to emulate Colorado and California.
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Pia
1St Development League
Murphy
Colorado
State Highway Department
West
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
California
Large New Mexico Military Institute Homecoming Seen
Thanksgiving 1934 event draws a large crowd with cadets, alumni and patrons. Dinner for about one thousand at 6:00 p.m. at the mess hall, plus polo games against Oklahoma University and football against New Mexico Aggies. A dance completes the Friday schedule at Cahoon Armory. Three graduates from 1903 and 1904 plan to attend from Mississippi.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Mess Hall
Mississippi
Institute
Oklahoma University
New Mexico Aggies
Full pardon to Milt Good for 1932 Seminole double slaying
Milt Good, convicted 11 years ago in the 1932 Seminole hotel killings of West Texas cattle inspectors H L Robinson and W D Allison, was granted a full pardon by Governor Miriam A Ferguson. Tom Ross, also convicted, died in Montana after escaping prison. Allison, Roswell police chief, was respected in eastern New Mexico.
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Austin
Tex
Milt Good
West Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Good
H. L. Robinson
W. D. Allison
Seminole
Tom Ross
Montana
W. D
Dave) Allison
Roswell
Robinson
Allison
Ross
New Mexico
Bolivians Fire On Brazilian Boat on Paraguay River
Brazil ordered a squadron of eleven naval planes to the Chaco frontier after a Brazilian steamer was fired upon on the Paraguay river. Bolivian airplanes attacked the vessel, but none of the 27 passengers were struck. Warships were ordered to convoy all streams on the river.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Chaco
Paraguay
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Paraguay River
Removal demand for district road engineer Brown in Colfax
A Colfax county delegation led by former Judge H A Riker pressed Gov Hocken hull to remove or strip power from district highway engineer George Brown. The governor said he would present the request to the state highway commission, noting no specific charges were made but calling it part of an ongoing dispute.
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Santa Fe
Colfax County
H. A. Riker
A. W. Hockenhull
George Brown
State Highway Commission
Brown
Educational Committee to Meet Saturday in Albuquerque
Santa Fe November 27 AP The educational committee of the governor-elect advisory board will meet in Albuquerque in the office of superintendent John Milne Friday afternoon. The committee will draft educational legislation for submission to the legislature. Dr. George I. Sanchez director of statistics and research and president of the New Mexico Educational Association is expected to press for the equalization measure rejected last session in favor of an administration bill.
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Legal Legislative Advisory Board
Elks Club
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
John Milne
George I. Sanchez
New Mexico Educational Association
Kiwanis Club Plans Thanksgiving Program and Dinner
Rev LeRoy Thompson addresses Kiwanis members with a Thanksgiving message. The club to skip next Tuesday noon meeting for the Chamber of Commerce dinner and join in Salvation Army Christmas efforts including food baskets. A Kiwanis minstrel show to fund the milk fund is set for mid January.
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LeRoy Thompson
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
B. B. Ginsberg
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Union Service Tomorrow Night Roswell Churches
The annual union Thanksgiving service will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Junior High School auditorium. Rev LeRoy Thompson pastor of the Presbyterian church will preach. D N Pope is in charge of the music.
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Roswell
LeRoy Thompson
The
Presbyterian Church
D. N. Pope
Burnham Wins Sheriff Seat After County recount
Roy B. Burnham, Republican, was declared elected sheriff of San Juan county in New Mexico by seven votes after a recount of ballots from two precincts. The tight race shifted from an 11 vote lead to a seven vote margin as the recount ended.
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Aztec
N. M
Roy B. Burnham
San Juan County
M. A. Otero, Jr
Burnham
George Blancett
Blancett
Mrs Hartman Dies Suddenl y in Roswell Home
Mary E. Hartman longtime Roswell resident aged about 1 died suddenly at 9:45 am at 208 North Kentucky after a ten day illness. Survived by son Arthur Hartman and daughter Mrs. A H Sweetland, plus siblings and grandchildren. Burial planned beside her late husband at South Park. funeral arrangements pending.
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Mary E. Hartman
Roswell
North
Kentucky
Arthur Hartman
Mary Hartman
M. E. Church
Roswel
Hartman
A. H. Sweetland
Portales
Robert Simmons
Benedict
North Dakota
Clara Thomas
Marceline
Ohio
Arthur Sweetland
Clovis
Harold Sweetland
Wichita
Kansas
South Park
Gegen
Ballard
Texans Killed By Poison Biscuits
Greenville Texas reports that three family members died after eating poisoned biscuits unknowingly made with insect powder. R J Phillips 72 and Marcus Teague 33 died, grandson Bobby Joe T 2 also perished, while Otha Phillips 19 and Clara Bell Teague remained in critical condition.
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Greenville
Tex
Cuits
Teague
Phillips
Otha Phillips
Clara Bell Teague
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