Tragic Train Collision Kills 14 Schoolchildren near Rockville
In Maryland a passenger train struck a Williamsport bound school bus carrying University of Maryland students. Fourteen youths died at the scene, fifteen injured, including the driver and teacher. Witnesses reported mangled remains and a chaotic aftermath as rescuers tended the injured and identified victims.
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Rockville
Washington
Willamsport
Margaret Grebs
Jane Staley
Louis
Cecil J. McNeal
Edward L. Stevens
Manor Club
Norbeck
Ekite
Wilson Carr
Mooney Seeks Fresh Habeas Corpus To Clear 1916 Conviction
In San Rafael California Thomas J Mooney files a habeas corpus petition in superior court near San Quentin aiming to erase his 1916 Preparedness Day Parade murder conviction. The filing alleges due process violations and perjured testimony plus juror statements supporting potential miscarriage of justice. If denied he may appeal to California and then the U S Supreme Court.
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San Rafael
Calif
San Quentin
Thomas J
Mooney
San Francisco
Supreme Court of the United States
California
Rena Mooney
Isadore Weinberg
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Beverly Hills Studio Chat Reflects On Coaches And Markets
In a casual talk at the studio, Gee Bagies comments on Hitler attending a wedding, the volatile New York stock market, and cowmen selling on rises. He praises Fielding Yost of Michigan and other coaches like Stage and Warner for shaping countless students.
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Cal
Hitler
N. Y
Fielding
Yost
Michigan
Stage
Warner
Garden Gossip Debuts In The Record Saturday
The Record announces a new weekly garden feature titled Garden Gossip by H M Tenny known as the Perennial Gardener. It will appear each Saturday starting April 13 and covers planting care, arranging cut flowers, pot plant health, and landscape layouts with free sketches on request.
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Record
H. M. Tenny
Everybody’s Garden
Denver Post
Gardeners
New Mexico
Tenny
Great Southwestern High School Band Thrills Roswell Audience
The Great Southwestern High School Band and orchestra captivated Roswell audiences with two programs at the Junior High auditorium. Noted bandmaster Otto Zoeller conducted yesterday and last night, praised for the quality of performance. Roswell locals and Colorado Springs teen soloist Robert Marsteller impressed with baritone horn and encore. General music director Joseph E. Maddy arrived to conduct final festival programs and share pictures of Interlochen Camp.
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Otto Zoeller
San Antonio
Great Southwestern
Roswell
Robert Marsteller
Colorado Springs
Maddy
Joseph E. Maddy
Carlsbad Caverns
National High School Orchestra
Interlochen
Michigan
New Mexico
M. E. Church
South
Chavez vs Cutting election contest moves to amend petition
Washington reports the Chavez versus Cutting Senate election contest stands at a standstill as the elections committee overrules Cutting's motion to dismiss. The committee orders allegations of unlawful expenditures to be struck and grants Chavez ten days to amend the petition. Chavez counsel says the ten days will be used. Cutting declines comment and awaits Chavez's next move.
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Washington
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Cutting
Chavez
George
A. T. Hannett
Albuquerque
N. M
Hannett
Associated Press
Gov Tingley names 38 to state boards and commissions
Santa Fe April 12 AP Gov Clyde Tingley completed appointments of 38 persons to boards commissions and regents. The roster includes Juan N Vigil as State Comptroller and representation across University of New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Interstate Streams Las Vegas Normal School Mines Asylum Girls Welfare Pharmacy Architects Accountants Veterinary Examiners Nurses Examiners Dental Examiners Embalmers and more with a push to reorganize and curb budgets for better state service.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Juan N. Vigil
T. P. Talle
Las Vegas
Ramon Torres
la Joya
Seth Alston
Lovington
W. C. Simpson
Luna County
Interstate Streams Commission
Davis Chavez
Holm C. Bursum
Socorro
Las Vegas Normal, Board of Regents
Ivan N. Hilton
W. G. Hayden
Charles W. G. Ward
State Board of Examiners
John Windsor
A .W. Boehning
Albuquerque
State Board of Accountants
E. D. Reynolds
Raton
R. B. Horton
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
M. C. Wiley
Carl Kimg Freeman
Carrizozo
T. J. Means
State Board of Nurses
Emelia Romero
Mora County
Helen Loy
State Board of Dental Examiners
M. S. Smith
Clovis
Board of Embalmers
W. H. Roberts
Viola T. Rush
Neil McNerny
Antiwar Demonstrations Spread Across Colleges
Chicago April 16 AP A large antiwar gathering at the University of Chicago sparked a campus clash as about 500 students attempted to stop a parade after a Mandel Hall meeting. Stones sticks eggs and stench bombs were used. several demonstrators were injured but none seriously. Over 2,000 attended the national protest. After the meeting, hundreds formed a parade that was blocked by others, leading to egg barrages as pacifist orators continued urging strikes and campus action. Similar unrest occurred at Harvard MIT and in Boston with stoneware pans drums flags and counter demonstrations.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Mandel Hall
300000 New CCC Enrollees Planned in Two Months
Washington April 12 AP enrollment of 300000 new CCC men within 60 days was promised by CCC director Fechner after a conference with President Roosevelt on the 4.06 billion work relief program. The plan calls for 1500 new camps across 15 states and early presidential approval is anticipated.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
CCC
Roosevelt
Fechner
War Department
Rexford G. Tugwell
Daniel Bell
Relief Administration
Gallup Rioters Probe Arrival Sparks Tense Scene
In Gallup New Mexico authorities and an American Civil Liberties Union team arrived after the death of the third riot victim. The city mobilized special deputies and fire hoses lined main street while police prepared for possible demonstrations. The Liberites Union sent attorneys to represent 51 defendants facing mob murder charges as investigators sought a dying declaration from a wounded miner.
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Gallup
N. M
American Civil Liberties Union
Santa Fe
Liberties Union
Anne Webster
Washington, D. C
Wheaton Augur
M. A. Otero
Solomon Esquibel
St. Mary’s Hospital
M. R. Carmichael
Ignacio Velarde
Co. R. McIntosh
H. C. Martin
Esquibel
Velvarde
Carmichael
Union Soldier To Have 93rd Birthday
Andrew Jackson of 310 South Main Roswell, believed the only Union veteran there, will turn 93 tomorrow. He served four years in the Civil War with Company B of the 1%th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
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Andrew Jackson
South Main
Roswell
Mr. Jackson
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Central Hardware Secures Norge Agency in Chaves County
The Central Hardware Company announces it has the exclusive Norge agency for Chaves County. The lineup includes electric refrigerators stoves washing machines air conditioning units and oil burners with all products to be stocked. Refrigerators are in store now and other Norge items will arrive soon.
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The
Central Hardware Company
Chaves County
Norge
Galveston Cotton Prices See Small Drops in Spot Trade
Galveston April 12 AP spot cotton holds steady with a five point decline at middling grade as trading continues in muted fashion. Market observers note slight firmness in nearby lots despite broader pressure from demand signals and weather outlooks for the region.
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Galveston
Capitol Custodian Board Moves to Create Revenue Room
In Santa Fe on April 12 the state capitol custodian board plans to group the new revenue commission and shift other departments within the building to free up space. The move follows anticipation of available rooms and aims to improve state operations.
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State Capitol
Santa Fe
New Revenue Commission
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