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   Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - November 30, 1939, Albuquerque, New Mexico                                leather Forecast New Unsettled iy and Friday little change in Generally fair iy and Friday little change In LEADING NEWSPAPER NAL Thankful for for tnrk thankful for thankful for fnl for America Year volume Number I Published Thursday Morning November M xi HI 3 CENTS m nt Grid Star Is Shot in H inland Fears Russian at Any Moment lopes for Peace Fading Moscow's Severance of Diplomatic Relations Takes Little Nation by Surprise Finns Stand Pat on Rejection of Russian Demands y Associated disturbed by Soviet action relations but still determined to stand st Finland uneasily awaited developments early fearing the beginning of hostilities at any time Eight Hurt as Bus Plows Into Bridge Near Springer S Sleeper Hits Side of Span In Blinding Snow FOUR UNCONSCIOUS Injured Are Rushed To Hospitals at Raton Springer SPRINGER N M Nov 19 A transcontinental sleeper buy The Soviet action a step often a prelude to war boring southward through a an announcement that Moscow was mountain snow storm led to take immediate steps safeguard her own security ap referring to an order to army and navy to hold ves in readiness for any diate action disclaimed intention ol Finnish territory or in- iging upon Finland's This matter must be solved by Soviet Union in friendly k Rain to Cease Is Forecast Here Cloudy Day Slated For Football Game ed into a steel bridge spanning the River north of the village of French Wednesday night Injuring at least eight of the 14 persons aboard Some of the injured were tak en to Raton 35 miles north ol French and the brought here Traditional Thanksgiving Is Observed by 26 States remainder A tentative list of the injured Dry air moving in on this area follows: from the South late Raton driver of Fi n n i s promise of a rainless thr bus severe lacerations I giving Day for the Colorado about thr Iliad giving Day for the Colorado I of New Mexico events samp ln the with the nil's Ton The swiftly ed by a day Russia's scrapping the 1932 pact Partly cloudy with Nathan Boston the two countries change in temperature is the broken The action Wednesday forecast by the local Europe with a second Bureau which believed I r surprised the Finnish people i government alike Helsinki leaders hurried into Hull's offer came too late Irish official said in nn Secretary of State ton ices announcement in Wash nf m a tender of good settling the dispute Reverberations came quickly m world capital n the Scandinavian countries M were openly expressed that hope of peaceful settlement 1 vanished he feeling was widespread In Corey minor lacerations arm In Raton rt Noble Alhambra minor lacerations In Raton the rain would cease by A mln was experiencing to be an anil the porter on the but identified only as Brewer weather late Wednesday and thel improvement appeared headed this way Parts of Arizona which I rrr had rain snow were returning to normal Springs 22 miles south of Grants had seven inches of snow Wednesday and a fall reported at Traces of snow were reported in the According to witnesses at Heights section of the bus Greyhound was Thc Weather Bureau measured traveling southward through a 55 inch of rain here The day's j heavy snow and on a slushy high temperature was 40 at 2 when it crashed into the side both unconscious tn r hospital Both had crushed Tno one of them a were scious In a at Raton and had nut been Identified o'clock in the afternoon of a one-way steel bridge about The belt of snow and rain mile north of French reported extending across The impact hurled it sideways central part of the state ning at and rain was across the bridge blocking traffic on U S Highway 85 and tearing Norway and Sweden t a war would a catastrophe to all of them rU lings of the three avian countries and king Finland meeting at Stockholm Mountains east of could be removed giving I Sleet and snow made visibility y collaboration mindful of their re- reported in the northeastern one side of the bus away Jt was expected the bus would have to lion Almost continuous in partially dismantled before it tly found friendship with scow side lie press repressed out- ken sympathy with Finland he crisis be- Oct 7 when it camr land's tarn at the re table where the Soviet tn Ind obtained military conations from other Baltic and Latvia spokesman at nki said Ei fry thing is up The is far comment tht breaking otl of and df-pi! broadcast of Sovit micr announced the action Km note of their pact was delivered tn thi mhn at a m Moscou p m was almost promise of the skiing season poor French residents said and tins off tn a pood start on roadway was slippery when Thanksgiving holiday the accident occurred about p m The bus left Raton at p m Ambulances and doctors were called from Raton and Springer and the injured were taken to whichever town was on the side the wreck where they were removed i is CRASH TUCUMCARI N M Nov 291 Cleveland Needy Demand Relief Claim Landlords Threaten Evictions 29 persons three Harassed relief clients told them homeward bound New Wednesday University students were j the beliel that President injured late Wednesday as will not feck a third term automobile crashed into a bridge Plymouth Marks Day With Pilgrim Pageant Feast Br the Associated About half the nation will ji down to groaning tables of Thanksgiving food Thursday though the other half already has thrown out the well-picked bones of last week's turkeys Twenty-six states stood by tra dition and chose to celebrate the last Thursday in November de- spite President Roosevelt's decree advancing the date a week earlier than usual Three of rado Mississippi and to observe both days For the rest of the country turkey with its aftermath of hash and soup was but a pleasant memory Thursday's celebrants other hen the three states with double Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Idaho Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Minnesota Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New homa Rhode Island South kota Tennessee Vermont and Wisconsin Kansas City Mo found it easy celebrate both days Missouri observed last Thursday by ans waited until this week Thus residents of Kansas City Mo merely had to cross the river to Kansas City Kas to enjoy a ond feast day Governors of 46 states to a feast which will clima Pilgrim pageant in Plymouth Mass Thursday night The city's Memorial Hall has been converted into a scene reminiscent of the first Thanksgiving Day with woods animals log cabins a stockade and Indian village Epi- sodes will include the treaty with and departure of the Mayflower on her return to and Music will be provided by 300 persons including 100 children and the Plymouth philharmonic orchestra Donations from the Include turkey hams fruit rice nuts beans bacco and smoked catfish Pupils of Highland Park N J will be dismissed at 1 p m is a gesture toward those the day is still the old time Thanksgiving New Jersey a week ago Albuquerque Has Varied Program Special Albuquerque will oiler thank Thursday for many blessings ma terial and spiritual which have come to this nation and this during the 12 months Stores will close the Post Office will suspend deliveries public offices will lock their doors hundreds will attend Union Thanksgiving services or the church of their choice bountiful dinners will be served and thousands will attend the Uni- versity of New Aggies football game rain or shine Prisoners in the county and city jails will be given Thanksgiving dinners Many Offices City and county offices will be closed Some Federal offices will close others remain open but In of them many workers will excused for the day Remain ng open will be the Forest Biological Survey Indian Soil Conservation vice and Social Security The Post Office's observance of Thanksgiving Day on Nov 30 instead of Nov 23 as called for by Presidential proclamation is due to the ruling that the Post Jury Convicts U S Bund Leader Of Theft Forgery Fritz Kuhn Ruled Guilty on All Five Counts Submitted BLINKS AT VERDICT Maximum Penalty Of 30 Years Possible Sentence Dec 5 NEW YORK Nov 29 Kuhn was convicted Wednesday night of grand larceny and for in the alleged theft of money from his German-American Bund Eight and one-half hours after receiving the case the jury of 12 business men announced their on all of the ive counts left to the de- The maximum penalty for the portly could be 30 in prison Sentence will be m posed Dee S There was little excitement in he courtroom Spectators had een barred from trial or some time and were not ad- lilted Wednesday night rait State Police Shake-Up Seen Roswell Man Slated For Albuquerque SANTA FE Nov 29 dismissal of Capt William A Ehret from the State Police force was confirmed reliably day lending impetus to persistent rumors that several other changes were contemplated in the personnel Although Ehret himself declined to comment Capt Jack L Nichols of Roswell said there that he was scheduled to take place In charge of the Albuquerque office As the foreman announced the decision Kuhn in the prisoner's dock stood erect and blinked his eyes Then he sank back against a court railing but said nothing As each jurur was i to the question jas to whether guilty was his verdict with an It Kuhn i faced each man Excusing the jury General sions Judge James G Wallace court feels that the verdict you have rendered Is on the evidence and is not based on anything else The jury ated so earnestly heard the dence ro attentively and has sat ta long on this rase that it is en- titled to the thanks of the court In a monotone Kuhn read his pedigree to the clerk He said he was -13 married born in many and a naturalized He gave his occupation as tomero Apodaca Innocent Officers Removal Refused by Court District Judge Bryan G John on Wednesday afternoon found Justice of the Peace Delfino Ro- mero and Constable Charles daca of Precinct S Barelas cent of charges of corruption in The decision was given at tht ident the m e r fc a n end of the three-day trial of In and said he had three de- ouster proceedings brought against Officers Blame lovers Quarrel Youth May Die Sophomore Girl to Be Questioned in Wounding Of Fullback Lyons BOUGHT PISTOL Shooting Occurs Short While Before Team Leaves for Albuquerque FORT COLLINS Colo Nov 29 Bud Lyons fullback on the Colorado State College football team Waller Bud iUr was shot and critically wounded fullback for the Colorado Stale on the eve of hit football team wai shot and Ws wounded Wednesday of at Fort Collins Colo He waa A bullet struck him lo have left a hours later Inch the heart for where rado meets the New Mexico LOOM Thursday McNutt Campaign Opens in State Party Harmony Stressed by Backers A officially will be opened Thursday at Santa Fc when J Patrick Beacom associate man of the national movement the Young Club The movement is predicted on three hours the of for Vladmir notified the Finnish minister relations were broken he answer said thi inki government unjustified in denouncing pact and sug rd a conciliation commission named examine the con- lent i his sev e of relations de- ed that long patient ons with Finland had re aM flit ik Makes Error borer Gets Two Years Nov M Tarin laborer bad in a bank n hr eloped his account he Given an error He wai arrested in Cal c5 I knew it was loo much ey Trinidad told a jury in Court but I rich uncle had died and left a fortune 1 wai asked If he had any who might have He Mid hadn't Hn wai nf defrauding a and In two Federal lords were threatening evictions want of rent Destitute persons crowded six abutment 7 miles west of here n j Bearom alld in event a district relief stations They com- Russell sports editor of Ls sought by the food orders were 1 New Mexico University Lobo ident the entire organization now that they needed coal student newspaper his working for Paul shoe repairs and street car tickets Milan and his mother Mrs R E V for trips to j Russell were among the injured j LOS ANGELES Nov 29 With 3 physician as best man Wo have enough money to pay Milan Russell who was November rents but if we iise it ing received sever cuts about the Injured Man IS Wed Then we won't have to pay for head one of them near the December food said Sydney lar vein His mother's nose assistant relief j broken and several teeth were Payments to landlords knocked out are about 90 days in arrears Also considered seriously in- Mayor Harold II were Gob Gassard as bridesmaid Lynn face cuts and possible jaw frac- W Overly and Melba Wilson They won't actually throw tlv i ture and Jimmie son married in a hospital Wed people out while payment of rent t Attorney J L of a moral obligation of the city cari j Nobody is evicted and the Eugene Hepburn employe of Thc had applied for a the Santa Fc dairy who was marriage license when Overly a home with the students escaped i metal polisher suffered critical bruises Wednesday Miss Wilson 17 i told her story to a marriage li who accompanied N M Nov her to the and issued the crash of an automobile license there a parked truck loaded with Shortly after the killed Donato Sandier 3.1 was given an seriously injured transfusion 24 un the of atj Sheriff aid i Colorado Tourist unhurt wa- Hurt Near Santa Fc situation hadn't gotten to point yet where we have to choose between food and Officials explained the city will pay rents after Jan 1 when 1910 moneys will relieve the current situation Governor to Attend Eddy County Dedication CARLSBAD N M Nov 21 John E en route to for 11 the automobile The name of of the truck ot new County Court and oilier Carlsbad PWA Dec II Invitations extended members of thr New OH HI It MM II congressional state SILVER CITY M Vov aml fine ot and axis was SANTA FE Nov 23 j and Mrs S Peterson of Sanford Sanchez Chavez and Colo suffered chest and back in- ive here Wednesday when their Dec 15 Nichols said he understood that Steve A Davis hitherto stationed Waste of Public Funds Charged Shown Tax Bulletin Says SANTA FE Nov New Tax Bulletin re- ported Wednesday it had evidence justifying the belief that public funds have been through favoritism in contracts and the purchase of uil machinery and other hy the State Highway Department The of the State said that many of highway which we do not be- lieve are in with the principles of had beer Gov Milis drinker and had had no previous tions Taken to the Tombs His wife who attended few sions of the trial was not present Out of the courtroom Kuhn was led by an officer across the Bridge of Signs into the musty Tombs I where he must remain until his a j As he was led away Kuhn's at- Peter L F asked the court May I reserve the right to make my motions un- the day of You returned the court then added sternly And I also continue the question of what action I shall take for your conduct throughout this trial un- til that day or the day after The judge previously had warned Sabbatino that he might be held in contempt The jury received the case Wednesday afternoon alter a two- hour charge by Judge James G Wallace in which he repeatedly admonished the 12 men to con- fine their deliberations to the sues involved and to pay no at- tention to any political to the attention of Engineer led Burton and Highway chasing Dili It would bi- hi desirable Kuhn was charged with fully spending of Bund funds to move the furniture of Mrs Florence Camp his while heaven-sent golden an- days and the company charged r proceedings brought against the two officers by Nestor C dilla proprietor of the Red Ball Cafe South Fourth Street and Mrs Padilla Charie Guests Annoyed The had alleged that Romero and Apodaca made habit of coming into their place frequently and annoying guests ran U S Appellate Coutt Voids Damage Judgment Against Hosiery Union PHILADELPHIA Nov 29 The first verdict against a labor union for damage during a down strike was swept aside by a unanimous decision of the third U S Circuit Court of Appeals in the Apex hosiery case The court declared however that those responsible for the The shooting occurred tn apartment home of Lois VanNorsdel t sophomore student the college who had been kepping company with Lyons for a number of months Police Chief Orville P Keller and Winton JL Ault a district attorney planned to ion the girl later She after the shooting and was placed under a care at her home Blamed Coach Harry Hughes of Stata team visited Lyons at the county hospital hortly before the team left for Albuquerque and Its onal game with New Mexico University Thursday Hughes said the player student from Mount is Colo told him the In confidence The coach said hn observe that confidence Chief Kelley declared the shoot Ing resulted from a lovers rel Because of the In ability to answer questions were able to reconstruct ths shooting only Kelley outlined the events pre ceding It this Bob Griffith a hardware clerk said a girl answering Misi description chased a revolver from him shortly before noon Stairen Into Apartment Then Miss VanNorsdel tele- phoned Lyons asking him to visit her before leaving with the team He went to the apartment about 1 p m About 15 minutes later the door of an adjoining apartment occupied by Mr and Mrs Al M was jerked open and Lyons staggered in Ho laid the gun on the table then calling backward into the hall The Rathburns said lor me j strike should be sued in state no courts Throwing out a verdict of 932.55 damages against branch 1 American Federation of Hosiery CIO the court held that the union had not intended to re- strain interstate trade when it a strike against the large Apex mill here in the spring of Strikers occupied the mill -18 if obtained to em- ploy an on at least a to keop us ad- vised as i the kind of roads that are knit and as to practices generally J to James D C Murray an after i in with road building j fcr legal services to the FOUND gel from Los Angeles to land In New York and with the larceny of he claims he paid a year business that they wrecked delicate chinery and harmed its SANDPOINT Idaho Nov 23 jury decided is not on trial for an had political or social views be may whose cabin was found a revolver lini to get f same calibre as the bullet consider lodged in Morris skull was on In aid in I have You can't convict him to first but had nd Of him because you funds nod P Mirror Shatters Belief WA Director George Bull ol Fort Worth Dote of the mony was announced upon the governor's Among tilher projects be dedicated are and a municipal assessed Wednesday by Justice of the Peace George Hefner against Lieut Benjamin J Shrew bridge of the CCC for making tion in securing a ini The officer pleaded and paid his automobile skidded and turned on wet pavement near calde north of Santa Fe They were brought Santa Fe hospital where their condition was not believed serious Mr and Mrs Roy H Davis nf Antonito Colo riding with them suffered and bruises The two couples were on way tr to with U allie and roNTA r IIV Okla in old a Mrd nf mate vinn Mill iti but In i ror It arc onr of lirr Inn htr Mn a In thr loir In nrr nun ind him a threat to civil liberties I taincd SCION CHICAGO Nov youngest ton of the late Adolf St Paul brewer was married Wednesday to Mils Mary Knanft of Los Angeles at Crown Point Ind by the Rev Fr of St Mary's Catholic Church MR LOS ANGELES Nov 29 INS great need of the Army is anti-aircraft equipment Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma said Wednesday when lie and 10 other members of n party an inspection visit to Fort at San Pedro Cows Find Still Spree Is Fatal Nor of hall's rous from that but the had paid Ihr for said a still In a ratine In hit Thr rims found It and a ef One and Ihr had tiff of quarreling A man's class ring believed belong to Lyons was found on the Moor of the room where and the girl talked Chief Kelley said the angle of the wound in- Lyons was sitting when shot Miss VanNorsdel lived with her mother Mrs Marie VanNorsdel a teacher in an elementary school here Doctors planned a blood trans- fusion in an effort to save Lyons life His parents Mr and Mrs Chester Lyons were notified it an engineer at Mount Harris Ault said shooting was not an attempted suicide He found it impossible to talk with the girl because of the sedatives given her he laid to quiet her hysteria Coach Hughes named Sherman Quine a senior from Havenwood Colo to start at full back against New Mexico Dr Fred Humphrey said TWA Planes Grounded At Winslow Amarillo Planes tast and west through Albuquerque were grounded at and Amarillo day night is TWA awaited the lifting of low ceilings and a break in rain squalls between El Moro and Wichita If conditions are satisfactory the plane Is expected to arrive here from Winslow at 9 a m Thursday and the bound ship will from Amarillo   

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