Strikes Over Nation Cause Trouble For Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico a coal strike crisis unfolds as Governor Hockenhull contemplates troops withdrawal. Senator Bronson Cutting weighs in with cautious remarks amid talks between miners and operators. Col Sage warns the reduced guard could invite trouble while miners want to work and mines risk closure. The governor seeks a settlement without political concern.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
National Guard
Gallup
Bronson Cutting
Gallup American Coal Co
Gamerco
C. G. Sage
Martia
McKinley County
Educators From Colorado to Address New Mexico Teachers
Two Colorado educators will address over 3,000 New Mexico teachers at the New Mexico Education Association convention in Albuquerque this week. Dr. Frederick M Hunter of the University of Denver will speak Thursday and Friday on democracy, the Renaissance, and world peace, while Dr. G. W. Frasier of Colorado State College will cover loaded dice, education of the spirit, and old truths in a new day. Gov. A. W. Hockenhull and Mrs. Georgia Lusk also are scheduled to speak.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Colorado
New Mexico
New Mexico Education Association
Frederick M Hunter
University of Denver
G. W. Frasier
Colorado State Teachers College At
Greeley
Frasier
A. W. Hockenhull
Georgia Lusk
Farm Strike Crisis Grows in Wisconsin as Milk Pool Backs Campaign
Milwaukee October 31 AP The Wisconsin farm strike moves toward crisis as the Cooperative Milk Pool backs the non marketing campaign and anti strike sentiment grows among groups opposing the Holiday. Strikers vow to halt shipments while opponents say they will guard their loads.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Cooperative Milk Pool
Iowa
Moville
Massachusetts
Johnstown
N. Y
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
WN. J
NRA
World price of gold slumps amid US buying move
The World price of gold fell to 31.05 while the US domestic price paid by the RFC rose to 32.12 as Roosevelt directs foreign purchases. Officials awaited London’s word on potential monetary war while the dollar strengthened against the pound and franc.
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Dent Roosevelt
RFC
London
Football ethics and roster rules on the Pacific Coast
A reader weighs how R F C relief, sportsmanship, and NRA rules affect football rosters in Oregon and Washington. He notes players with uniforms are eligible and may excuse themselves briefly for calls, luncheons, or social chats, suggesting fatigue sleep breaks, while criticizing potential NRA influence on hours and employment.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Oregon
Washington
NRA
Durward Jones Dies From Hunting Wound Near Luna
Durward Jones, 20, of Glenwood New Mexico, died of a gunshot wound received while deer hunting near Luna on Sunday. He was accidentally shot by his wife and marked the first fatality of New Mexico’s big game season.
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Silver City
N. M
Durward Jones
Glenwood
Luna
Steak Fry for the Roswell HiH Team
Ike Carter hosted a large steak fry at Camp Camino for about fifty attendees including the Roswell high school football squad and guests such as Poe Corn coach R L Malone chamber president Tom Hall George H Hill editor C E Mason editor E J Scarritt and Mayor H B Smyris unable to attend Tom Hall helped cook the steaks over an open fire Benches of ham beans slaw doughnuts and drinks were served after the meal the team cheered Mr Carter and Holloman captain thanked him on behalf of the squad
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Ike Carter
Camp Camino
Roswell
Poe Corn
R. L. Malone
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Hall
George H. Hill
Roswell Morning Dispatch
C. E. Mason
Roswell Daily Record
Mr.+ Carter
Holloman
Finances and fair shown by the WBWastern New Mexico State Fair
Myron Prager secretary treasurer reported the WBWastern New Mexico State Fair Association finances this morning. The Dec 1 1932 balance was 1289 19 and Oct 30 1933 balance 1961 91 an increase of 672 72 with all bills paid. A poultry shed cost 369-02 is a permanent investment. Total receipts including 1296 donations were 4984 25 and disbursements 428 03, leaving an operating loss of (text cut).
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Myron Prager
Wbwastern New Mexico State Fair Association
The
Fair Association
1Redeo
Hatch speedups road work in state
Senator Carl Hatch reports to Governor A W Hockenhull that northern New Mexico counties will see expedited road work. The Bureau of Public Roads will send extra inspectors, report progress by wire, and begin projects soon. State Highway Engineer G D Macy and Assistant Fred Healy surveyed northern sites and will relay recommendations to the Governor.
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Santa Fe
Carl Hatch
Washington
A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico
Bureau of Public Roads
Office of Bureau
G. D. Macy
Fred. Healy
State Meeting of PTA Opens Today
The annual state convention of the Parent-Teachers Association began here for a two day session. Speakers included John Milne Albuquerque schools superintendent, Miss Isabel Eckles Santa Fe public schools superintendent, Mrs. Georgia Lusk state public instruction head, and Mrs. George Wilcox Dexter state president. Eckles urged care for 45 million youths, calling home life foundational for children. Lusk praised PTA members as best friends of the state educational association.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Parent-Teachers Association
John Milne
James Poe
Mesilla Park
Isabel Eckles
Santa Fe
Georgia Lusk
George Wilcox
Dexter
Eckles
America
Lask
Weather bulletin discontinued by Roswell Weather Bureau
Daily Weather Bulletins are dropped due to economies. The Roswell Weather Bureau office states the local daily bulletins end with this issue. Funds are too short to continue the service and telegraphed reports for local forecasts will no longer be received, only state forecasts.
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Roswell
The
Weather Bureau
Cleve Hallenbeck
Cabot Ames Wedding Plans In Carlsbad New Mexico
Bruce Cabot and Adrienne Ames were to wed in a quiet country ceremony by a justice of the peace at the Cabot parents estate in Carlsbad New Mexico at 4 30 this afternoon. Attendants include Linda March as bridesmaid and John R Joyce ll as best man with Etienne P Bujac and Howard Kerr among the guests. The couple planned to depart for Hollywood after the ceremony.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Bruce Cabot
Adrienne Ames
Hollywood
Linda March
Beverly Hills
Calif
John R. Joyce
Carishbad
Etienne P. Bujac
Howard Kerr
Cabot
Miss Ames
Audit of New Mexico highway dept opens in Santa Fe
An audit began in Santa Fe on October 31 conducted by the New York firm Haskins and Sells, engaged by the state board of finance to review the state highway department.
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Highway Dept
Santa Fe
State Highway Department
New York
Haskins and Sells
State Board of Finance
New Mexico Retail Code Shifts Zone Status in 1933
New Mexico has moved to the southern zone under the retail code, per a chamber of commerce statement. The Roswell area now faces a $9 weekly minimum for regular workers with junior and apprentice tiers $1 lower, and wages above the minimum may not drop below July 15, 1933, rates, with some restaurant code exceptions noted.
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New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Roswell Stores Set 10 to Close on Armistice Day
The Roswell Merchants Association voted to close from 10 45 to 11 30 on Armistice Day November 11 in response to a request by the Roswell American Legion post The Legion is sponsoring a quiet observance with Dr A D Crate to speak at the courthouse after the 11 o clock salute There will be no Armistice parade this year.
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Roswell
Etz Ow Well Drilling Progress Near Roswell
The George Etz test well 24 miles northeast of Roswell is now down 350 feet and drilling in salt and anhydrate. A night tower for night drilling will be erected later this week. Observers report the situation looks favorable as progress continues.
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Etz OW
George Etz
Roswell
Lumbermen form district 15 Mountain States group
At a dinner at First Christian Church the permanent district 15 organization of the Mountain States Lumber Dealers Association was formed. The NRA lumber code was discussed and the district voted full cooperation. Co J Stilwell of Roswell elected chairman, with R B Wakefield secretary and other members named. Gray Stilwell named district 15 representative. The code was approved by NRA administrator General Hugh S Johnson.
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First Christian Church
District 15
Mountain States Lumber Dealers’ Association
NRA
Mountain States Lumber Dealers Associaton
National Lumber Dealers Association
National Recovery Association
Mountain States Association
A. D. Ribble
Portales
C. E. Moore
Hobbs
Gray Stilwell
Hugh S. Johnson
Navajos Vote No on Lumber Contract in Tuba City
At Tuba City Navajo council votes unanimously to cancel a contract covering 155000 acres of timber land in Arizona and New Mexico. The council also moves to seek a government loan and sue Lutcher Moore Lumber for a 25000 guarantee as advised by John Collier. The lumber firm warned of losses reaching 506000 if cancelled.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Ecame
Arizona
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Lutcher & Moore Lumber Company
Orange
Texas
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Collier
Indian Council
F. H. Farwell
Lumber Company
J.C. Morgan
Farmington, N. M
Fatal explosion at Roosevelt refinery in Mt Pleasant
A fire and series of blasts at the Roosevelt Company refinery near Mt Pleasant Michigan killed Claude Yaeger age 57 and burned guard Albert Ashley. The blaze, observed by Ashley, threatened 15 acres, 39 tanks and three agitators, with six explosions and over 50 000 barrels of oil burning before crews gained control as the cause remained undetermined.
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Mt Pleasant
Mich
Roosevelt Company
Claude Yaeger
Albert Ashley
Ashley
Ape
Asi
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Sage
Department of Agriculture
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Wallace
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Chi
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Floyd Olson
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
American Federation of Milk Pools
Theodore Wallenslager
Menominge
Presidne
Eeacalaas
Federation of Camer
Penna
Detroit
U.S
Treasury
Associated Press
Pennsylvania-Ohio
William Hynes
United Mine Workers
Abner &. Larned
Roswell Hih
Wight
Hatch
PT A PS
Hallowe’en Bewitcher
Ida Lupino
Hallowe’en
Garlsbad
Chamber Commerce
Lumbermen
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