Awards Glorify Eastern New Mexico State Fair Exhibits
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair awards praise all divisions with Portales claiming first in Community Booths and Tatum and Berrendo placing second and third. The flower show draws 78 entries with dahlias zinnias and roses winning top ribbons as Mrs. Willis Ford Mayberry Bond T. J. Jackson and others receive honors. poultry judging by W C Tallant concludes this segment.
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New Mexico
Portales
Tatum
T. J. Jack
Willis Ford
T. J. Jackson
Mayberry Bond
Hatch to go at once for New Mexico interests
U S Senator Carl Hatch leaves Clovis for Washington to represent New Mexico at the opening of the next congress session. He says his first priority is complete state representation and plans to organize the office to handle issues of emergency relief and federal relief program needs. PMID: None.
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N. M
New Mexico
U. S
Carl Hatch
A. W. Hockenhull
Sam G. Bratton
Washington
Hatch
National Capitol
Evening events at the fairgrounds
Tonight at the fairgrounds begins with a 6:00 p m mid way grand opening. At 7:00 p m a dog show offers a prize for personality and best tricks. 8:00 p m a cowboy dance led by Carl Johnson at the DAV Home. 9:00 p m a dance and song revue with the Chorus of girls and Jean Pearson at the General Exhibits building.
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t@air grounds
Carl Johnson
Fair Grounds
Jean Pearson
Senate probe into Chase Bank stock dealings surfaces
Washington, Oct. 19 AP Albert H. Wiggin recalled by Senate investigators to probe whether Chase Securities Corp sought to control Chase National Bank stock. Evidence shows Chase affiliate traded bank stock and others through Metropolitan Corporation, generating near a billion dollars in transactions from 1928 to 1932. Wiggin, head then, earns 100000 yearly in retirement. The committee aims to explain creation of Metropolitan and reports $120 million assets of Chase Securities Corp vanished in three and a half years.
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Albert H. Wiggin
United States
Senate
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Chase
Ferdinand Pecora
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Wiggin
Securities Corporation
Cotton Growers in Gent Pledge Be Fulfilled
New Orleans October 19 Special to Daily Record The cotton cooperatives demand fifteen cent cotton and urged immediate nationwide action to secure pre war parity for all basic agricultural commodities They back a ten cent loan and press for a four cent loan to holders of plow up options to avert market dumping by 660000 option farmers. The move seeks early policy effectiveness and cooperation with the President to implement parity.
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American Cotton Cooperative Association
Acca
W. R.squires
el Paso
Southwest Irrigated Cotton Growers Assn
Chambers of Commerce
Secretary of Agriculture
Squires
Strict textile controls take effect amid industry overhaul
Washington reports a sweeping enforcement of the industrial control principle applied to textiles. New cotton mills must gain approval from Hugh S. Johnson and a supervising committee before starting operations, and existing mills require administrator-signed certificates to expand machinery. The move echoes broader federal resource management like the oil production allocation, with steel to follow as conditions improve.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
Old Timers Day Parade and Barbecue in Roswell
Tomorrow Roswell hosts Old Timers Day with residents who lived in New Mexico 30 years or more invited to a 10:30 parade and City Park barbecue on North Main and Spring River. Highlights include J P White on horseback, Mrs James Sutherland on a float, and noted locals like Jim Miller and Sallie Slaughter. proceeds and food details noted alongside a list of volunteers and donors. Clyde Chamberlain underwent a serious operation at St Marys hospital Monday.
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New Mexico
North Main
Spring River
J. P. White
White
Pecos Valley
Texas
James Sutherland
Sutherland
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Sallie Slaughter
Seven Rivers
Jim Miller
Mesdames
Joe Clements
Wade Corn
Matt Corn
Wilburn
Russell Bird
Jim Coats
Zeb Chewning
Roscoe Graves
C. JW. Grier
John St. John
Walter Jones
E. J. Bates
Frank Strickland
Bob Boyce
J. E. Zumwalt
Jennie Ashenhurst
Miss Dot Dow
Clyde Chamberlain
W. EB. Chamberlain
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gallup Strikers Arrested. leaders freed in martial law case
Gallup New Mexico Oct 19 AP military authorities announced arrests of five to seven strikers including Clarence Lynch of Phoenix an International Labor Defense Association attorney. Five or six men were held at Navajo mining camp then released as charges of hindering martial law were dropped for lack of evidence. Further actions involved habeas corpus petitions for Bob Roberts and George Kaplan. The strikes and negotiations with Diamond Coal Company continued with little progress.
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N. M
Clarence Lynch
Phoenix
Ariz
International Labor Defense Association
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C. G. Sage
National Guard
Navajo
Gallup American Coal Company
Samuel D. Menin
Denver
Lynch
Edward Tittman
Hillsboro
International Labor Defense
State Supreme Court
Santa Fe
George Kaplan
International Labor Defense Secretary
Osborne C. Wood
NMU
Diamond Coal Company
Old Man Baruch Speaks in Beverly Hills
A traveler from New York named Bernard Baruch shares views in Beverly Hills about economic jitters and reliance on government. He emphasizes personal effort, notes the gold standard debate, and praises some people while lampooning inflation fears.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
New York
Tomorrow's Program at Eastern New Mexico Fair
A dense schedule lists events for the fair day including an Old Timers gathering on North Main at 9 20 a m a parade ending at the public playground a livestock and exhibits opening at 11 a m a midway Zeiger United Shows and a Portales High School band concert at 11 00 a m a rodeo at Thorne Park at 1 30 p m an acrobatics act at 3 00 p m football matchup Roswell High School versus Portales High at 2 00 p m an Old Fiddlers Contest from 5 00 to 8 00 p m a cowboy dance at 8 00 p m and final cowboy songs by the Chowning Brothers at 9 00 p m at the fairgrounds and surroundings.
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Main
Tenth Street
New Mexico
Walnut
Fair Ground
Zeiger United
Portales High School
Thorne Park
East Second Street
Martha Bower
Roswell High School
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Richardson
Santa Fe Hikes Salaries And Reviews Municipal Golf Plan
Santa Fe city workers receive higher pay effective November 1 with raises for city clerk street superintendent city attorney police judge chief of police and added garbage collector. Council discusses selling 200 acres near Albuquerque for an 18 hole municipal golf course under federal recovery act and mayor proposes pledging gasoline tax funds to draw federal matching aid for bridges sewer plant upgrades and streets. legality pending and bond issue could follow.
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C. C. Catron
Albuquerque
David Chavez
Error in bookkeeping suspends Fort Wingate officials
E B Dale superintendent and R J Vaughn chief clerk at Fort Wingate Navajo Vocational School were suspended over a $400 bookkeeping error. Dale said pay checks lacked federal reductions, affecting credits but not cash disbursements. John Poland replaced him, with Ickes noting confidence and a brief service interruption.
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Gallup
N. M
E. B. Dale
Fort Wingate Navajo Vocational School
R. J. Vaughn
Dale
John Pohland
Albuquerque
Ickes
Indian Service
Record Woman's Club Cake Contest Friday
The Roswell Woman's Club and The Record sponsor a cake contest with judging at 7 30 pm tomorrow at the Coca Cola booth east end of Main Exhibit hall. Winners to be auctioned for the Woman's Club fund with a $5 cash prize and a 32 piece dish set as second prize. Cakes must be turned in tomorrow afternoon noon to four at the Woman's Club.
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Record
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Roswell
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Woman’s Club
A Home
J. E Moore
Final at Columbus in South Carolina match ends Clemsons win
In Columbus, South Carolina, Clemson shortens the contest as final at Columbus features Clemson securing a victory. Details remain sparse, but the scoreline confirms Clemson triumphs in the event held at a South Carolina venue.
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Clemsons
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