Roosevelt Outlines Six Point Farm Relief Plan
Roosevelt denounces past administrations for failing to grasp the farm problem and lays out a six item program during his western tour. From Topeka he urges a policy to return farms title to owners facing credit institution ownership and presents his agricultural doctrine with Garner nearby as his running mate watches.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Texas
Albany
Roosevelt radio appearance announced for Sept 17
Santa Fe September 14 AP reports Barker Democratic state chair says Roosevelt will speak on radio Saturday night from Salt Lake City. The program begins at 7 15 p m Mountain Time.
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New Post Offices for Carlsbad and Fort Stanton
Government plans for the public building program call for 20 810 000 dollars in new post offices. Secretary Mills and Post Master General Brown announced that Carlsbad and Fort Stanton in New Mexico will receive new facilities including the Marine Hospital at Fort Stanton.
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Marine Hospital
Roswell Weather Forecast And Pecos Valley Outlook
Fair tonight and Thursday for Roswell and the Pecos valley. New Mexico seeks a $240000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to help care for needy citizens this winter. Governor Seligman and Miss Margaret Reeves announce the plan, with $107,893 from other sources to be added to the $259,000 borrowed. Distribution will be by county on a needs basis under RFC regulations.
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Santa Fe
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Margaret Reeves
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Roosevelt to Speak at New Mexico State Dem Convention
Santa Fe NM September 14 AP Arrangements made for Gov Franklin D Roosevelt to address the state Democratic convention at Lamy on September 27 The Roosevelt special will arrive from Albuquerque after five pm The state convention will be moved to Lamy to hear the standard bearer A transportation committee will arrange travel for all 629 delegates attending the convention
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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W. J. Barker
Roosevelt
Albuaquerque
Barker
Baseball Scores From The National and American Leagues
National League action sees Chicago New York and Brooklyn posting varied runs with Malone Hartnett Hubbell and Hogan among the battery pairings as Healey handles St Louis while Mungo Lopez contribute for Brooklyn. American League results include strong pitching and offense across multiple matchups with Rhodes Welch and Myatt in Boston and Browns show strong hitting led by Jorgens Leons and Faber.
Farley Seeks 15000 Roosevelt Victory in New Mexico
James A. Farley Democratic national committeeman urged New Mexico Democrats to back Roosevelt and predicted a 15000 plurality. He credited Maine's turnover to the forgotten man and sent the message to Democratic state chairman W W Barker.
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N. M
James A. Farley
New Mexico
Roosevelt
W.W. + Barker
Farley
Maine
New Standard Oil Station Opens In Roswell Saturday
The Standard Oil service station at Fifth and Main will open Saturday morning with a corsage for every visiting woman and army caps for all children. W. B. Wright says Roswell is chosen for its prominence and notes three company stations will operate here. The station cost 36080 total with 12000 for building and the rest for property. Local firms supplied landscaping, construction, paving, electrical, plumbing, and glass work. A giant Standard attendant figure will greet visitors for thirty days.
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Standard Oil Company
Fifth and
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Mr. Wright
New Mexico
Roswell
Wright
Albuquerque
C. J. Franks
Glovers Flowers
Gil N. Amis
Armstrong & Armstrong
Zumwalt and Danenberg
Dunn Plumbing and Heating Company
Daniel Paint and Glass Company
Diseases in State Report For Week Ends September 10
Pr J R Earp director of the state bureau of public health said fifty six contagious diseases were reported for the week ending September 10. Ten were tuberculosis seven diphtheria five scarlet fever five whooping cough three typhoid and two malaria.
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J. R. Earp
State Bureau of Public Health
Rotary Inter national meeting planned at Carlsbad Caverns
Rotary clubs of Roswell Artesia and Carlsbad confirmed a December 5 inter national inter city meeting in Carlsbad Caverns honoring Clinton P Anderson of Albuquerque newly elected Rotary International president. Invitations will go to 2600 Rotary clubs across the U S Canada Mexico. Over 100000 Rotary members exist with hundreds expected from US Mexico and Canada, especially within 500 miles of Carlsbad.
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Carlsbad
Rotary International
Carlsbad Caverns
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
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Canada
Mexico
Roy Daniel
Ross L. Malone
Ed Williams
Earl Patterson
Claude Simpson
William Rose Dies In Santa Fe Clerk Of Court Passes
William Rose aged 55 longtime clerk of the United States district court in Santa Fe New Mexico died at home after months of illness Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon with burial in Fairview cemetery Pallbearers include Federal Judge Colin Neblett Tom Closson C A Bishop J O Seth H B Gerhart and Glenn D Macey W D Bryars arrives from Albuquerque to run the district clerk's office until a successor is appointed by Judge Neblett.
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William Rose
United States District Court
Fairview
Colin Neblett
Tom Closson
C. A. Bishop
J. O. Seth
H. B. Gerhart
Glenn D. Macey
W. D. Bryars
U. S. District Court
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Neblett
Gasoline Price Increase Hits British Motorists
British motorists faced a 20 percent gasoline price rise as standard grade fuel jumped to 39 cents a gallon. The Sept 14 report notes the near doubling of costs impacting drivers nationwide.
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London
Finance Committee for Fair 13 Named
At the Eastern New Mexico State Fair board meeting the finance committee was chosen. A 7:20 am Tuesday session at the Nickson Hotel will follow, after which members will solicit funds. Named are George Jewett as chairman J Howard Amason Roy Daniel W S Hodges George Owens B B Ginsberg C C Cagle Ed Williams H B Smyrl and Henry E Samson.
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George Jewett
J. Howard Amason
Roy Daniel
S. Hodges
George Owens
B. B.ginsberg
C. C. Cagle
Ed Williams
H. B. Smyrl
Henry E. Samson
Fair exhibit plans expand as two officials tour New Mexico
A. D Jones and Weaver Hedgcox left for several New Mexico stops to arrange exhibits for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair livestock show. Indications suggest the fair livestock display will be larger and better than in prior years.
Wilson Sells His Drug Store at Ruidoso
W R Wilson sells his drug store at Ruidoso to Bill Britt and his sister Miss Lutie Britt. He has wound up business in Ruidoso and Roswell and left today for his Amarillo home. He formerly owned the Wilson Drug Store in town.
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Bill Britt
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Roswell
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Wilson Drug Store
G O P Hopes For Harmony In Local Convention
Local Republican leaders seek a peaceful county convention at the courthouse on Saturday to avoid disrupting proceedings and to prevent a reduced vote for candidates in the November 8 election. O Q Askren will call the convention to order at two o'clock. The main contest centers on Prager Miller of Roswell for the 54 delegate votes and governor nominee, with strong support for former Governor R C Dillon making a fight likely if an instructed delegation is attempted.
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O. Q O. Askren
Prager Miller
Roswell
Miller
R. C. Dillon
Sullivan wounded in Mountainair gun battle
Gunfight with Texas and New Mexico officers left Jack Sullivan of Portales seriously wounded with multiple gunshot wounds to the thigh back and abdomen and possibly losing his right arm. Miss May Cuban of Gonzales Texas suffered flesh wounds. Police say Sullivan resisted arrest after being indicted for bank robbery near Orion Texas and was chased by Deputy Bohm killed on August 20.
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Jack Sullivan
Portales
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New Mexico
Mountainair
May Cuban
Gonzalés
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Miss Cuban
G. R. Crim
Lamb County
Ramon Gallegos
Torrance County
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State Bank
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Plainview
Crim
Death toll climbs to sixty eight in ferry blast on East River
New York reporting 68 dead after explosion shattered an old wooden ferry on the East River last Friday. The vessel was ferrying workers from Manhattan to a construction site on Rikers Island when it blew apart. Investigations are underway as officials fear a final death toll of up to eighty.
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Rikers Island
State Museum Cuts Budget Ten Percent
Governor Arthur Seligman announced the State Museum, the first state institution to submit its revised budget for the twenty-first fiscal year, had complied with the request by trimming proposed expenditures by ten percent.
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N. M
Arthur Seligman
State Museum
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