Stanley and Livingstone on Screen in Famous Adventure
The feature presents Henry M. Stanley's famed search for David Livingstone as dramatized by Darryl F. Zanuck and stars Spencer Tracy Nancy Kelly and Richard Greene. Also included are woodcut impressions and a detailed schedule of afternoon and evening events featuring clergy lay leaders and charity activities across New Mexico locations including Santa Fe Farmington Gallup Roswell and Clovis with mass at St Peter's and a Roswell Women's Club luncheon on America Neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stanley
David Livingstone
Africa
Darryl F. Zanuck
Stanley
Livingstone
20Th Century-Fox
Spencer Tracy
Nancy Kelly
Richard Greene
Wales
Santa Fe
W. F. Stallings
Waterflow
C. W. Creamer
Rowe
Norton Davis
Springer
Howard Livingston
Albuquerque
W. F. Hanagan
Roswell
Agnes Regan
H. H. Miller
Farmington
Rose Cassidy
Cleveland
N. M
Cathechist
Our Southwest
Barnabas Meyer
Gallup
United Womanhood
J. I. Driscoll
el Paso
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Daniel Krahe
St. Peter’s
Archbishop Gerken
Jewett
Jerome Hesse
Hugh Rockes
Hobbs
M. Genevieve
Nicholas Schaal
Raton
J. R. Kelly
Anna Canavan
Manuel Oracion
Lee Hendricks
Roger Hengehold
Washington, D. C
E. L. Manson
Clovis
Henry Buchanan
Las Cruces
Christ
Francis Markey
Las Vegas
Ruidoso
Madeline Burdette
James R. Kelly
New Mexico Military Institute
Miss Regan
New Mexico
R. M. Tigner
Europe Awaits Crisis as Hitler Presses Poland
Europe braces for a potential war as Hitler presses Poland over Danzig and the Polish corridor. Russia delays ratification of the nonaggression pact with Germany while Italy hopes for a negotiated outcome. Britain signals support to Poland if force is used. Chiang Kai-Shek vows China will fight on. US moves 7 360 troops to bolster the Panama Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Poland
Germany
Danzig
Europe
Russia
Soviet
Molotoff
Italy
Mussolini
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
China
Far East
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hongkong
Chungking
Tokyo
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Nobuyuki Abe
Japan
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Faint Hopes of Peace Seen By Wall Street
New York, Aug 29. Wall Street shows faint hopes of peace and cautious trading as stocks and bonds drift higher on perceived wartime calm. U S government securities rise, with steel, motors, copper, electric power, rails, chemicals and Industrials advancing. Cotton gains while wheat falls. British pound climbs in New York amid chaotic foreign exchange.
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New York
Wall Street
U. S
Chicago
Liverpool
Stock Exchange
France
England
United States
Germany Clamps Continue Into Noon Delivery Bottleneck
Merchants worried over rigid regulations as milk deliveries stalled and rolls did not arrive on time. They tried to push ahead with deliveries despite motorcycles facing restrictions, seeking clarity on enforcement and exemptions.
Crude Oil Output Dives as Six States Shut Down
Crude production fell sharply in six states as shutdowns halted wells. oil and gas journal reported a weekly total of 1,445,494 barrels per day for the week ended August 26, with Oklahoma Kansas east Texas Texas Louisiana Arkansas and New Mexico all recording large declines to zero or near zero output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter and Eggs
Chicago August 29 butter totals 1,529,793 pounds steady with unchanged prices. Eggs 9,779, steady with local fresh graded extra firsts at 16 1/2 per doze. Cars 17, firsts local 15 3/4, storage packed firsts 17 1/4. Other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Wartime Rationing Shocks Germans and Households
The text describes abrupt rationing hitting Germany as drivers are mobilized and certificates for tea milk butter and textiles spark fear of a severe crisis. Households adapt through cooperative buying and neighbor sharing while those delaying shoe purchases regret not getting old soles resoled.
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Germany
Special meeting of Chaves County Taxpayers group set
C W Moore president calls a four oclock Saturday special meeting of the executive committee in the district courtroom to discuss the September 16 special election. The vote will approve a constitutional amendment validating a 1,450,000 bond issue for new state school buildings.
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Chaves County Taxpayers Association
C. W. Moore
Poland and Poland Poland cited in midwar crisis report
Semi official Gazetta Polska discusses minority exchange plans as Poland faces sea blockade and rail disruptions. Baltic routes open. air service to Copenhagen and Budapest doubled. United States trade to Poland at risk. officials plan Tallinn visit. Interior orders children seven and under to wear ID tags. trench digging continues. four Americans depart to Riga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Gazetta Polska
Gdynia
Baltic Countries
Soviet Russia
Rumania
Hungary
Warsaw
Copenhagen
Budapest
United States
T. O. Klath
Sioux City
Jules Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
United State Commercial Attache
Tallinn
Estonia
Jerome Straka
Milwaukee
Wis
Ministry of Interior
Riga
Pecos Valley cotton ginning rates set by commission
Santa Fe New Mexico report says Robert Valdez, chairman of the state corporation commission, announced a schedule of cotton ginning rates after a Roswell conference. Rates, pending full commission approval, are 2.50 dollars per bale for loose cotton baling, 30 cents per hundredweight, and 25 cents per bale for seed picked cotton with bags and ties.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
Pecos Valley
Robert Valdez
State Corporation Commission
Roswell
Hatch bill not affect NM Democratic organization says chairman
State Democratic chairman Ben Luchini said the Hatch bill would have no effect on the Democratic organization in New Mexico. He noted no federal employees hold organizational positions they'd need to resign under the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Luchini
New Mexico
State Supreme Court Reverses Repossession Ruling in Cuba Land Case
The New Mexico State Supreme Court reversed a Sandoval County district court ruling denying the county board of education the right to repossess land near Cuba from John R. Young. The high court remanded for a new trial after dismissing the initial suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval County
County Board of Education
Cuba
State Supreme Court
John R. Young
Supreme Court
State warns on three shot limit for repeats in dove season
State game warden Elliott Barker reminded hunters that repeating shotguns are limited to three shots when New Mexico opens dove season Friday. The season runs through November 15 with hunting allowed daily from 7 a.m. to sunset.
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Elliott Barker
New Mexico
Truckers Conference in Northern New Mexico Held Today
A conference of northern New Mexico truckers was conducted today with speakers including A. F. McQuaid, western states representative of the American Trucking Association, and members of the state corporation commission.
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New Mexico
A. F. McQuaid
Western States
American Trucking Association
State Corporation Commission
Public Utility Rates Panel Sets Study Plan
Chairman Robert Valdez of the state corporation commission called a meeting of the public utility rates committee. Governor Miles appointed the group to study utility rates and draft preliminary plans and recommendations for regulatory legislation.
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State Committee On
Robert Valdez
State Corporation Commission
Miles
Accidental rifle death in Raton store window
A rifle accidentally discharged in a hardware store killed nine year old Billy Gene Farmer as he rode with his parents through Raton New Mexico. The boy was the son of Fort Collins Colorado policeman Sgt W M Farmer. The high powered deer rifle pierced the window and fired into the car.
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Raton
N. M
Billy Gene Farmer
W. M. Farmer
Fort Collins
Colo
Buick to Roll 1940 Cars, Raise Output in 1940
Flint plants resume final assembly for 1940 Buick models with over 5,000 workers returning by mid-September and a target of 1,200 cars daily. Curtice says production will peak mid-September and stay high through year end, with 11,000 workers at full force and dealer stock built in 45 days.
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Flint
Mich
Buick
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Curtice
Model Set County Democratic Rules
Santa Fe announces model county Democratic rules sent to all county organizations. Valencia County already adopted substantially the same set. rules advisory and adaptable to local conditions. State rules near completion. no date set for central committee meeting. County conventions every even year to select delegates and party officers. precinct conventions held at least three days before. County central committee includes precinct chairmen and voting district captains. proxies allowed only within same district. County chairman serves two years. removal requires a majority after a hearing. Executive committee has four members plus one at large, chairman breaks ties.
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Santa FE
N. M
Ben Luchini
Valencia
State Central Committee
County Central Committee
Freight Rate Cut on New Mexico Wool
New Mexico Wool Growers' Association announces a freight rate reduction on wool sent to Atlantic points via the northern route. The cut, about 14 cents per 100 pounds, is expected to save roughly 25000 dollars this year and follows a similar 13 cent cut for certain Texas points. Floyd W. Lee, president of the association, said the concession came after the Santa Fe Railway agreed to the adjustment.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Atlantic
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
Santa Fe Railway
Floyd W. Lee
Texas
Tragic Head Injury Claims Boy’s Life in Raton Hospital
A fatal incident in Raton involves a boy struck in the head during an altercation. He was taken to a local hospital but died shortly after admission. Police investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack and the assailant(s).
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Dow
Raton
Variety Features Duke City Baseball
In Albuquerque Bisbee Bees routed the Cardinals 17 to 8 in a free hitting finish of the Bisbee Albuquerque series. Sam Arice homered twice off Caplinger as Red Adams started for the Bees before being relieved in the fifth. Cardinal pitcher Caplinger took the loss as Archuleta allowed nine runs on 15 hits. The Cardinals tallied 13 hits against Bisbee and Albuquerque pitchers. The Bees head to a series with the Tucson Cowboys starting tonight.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bisbee Bees
Cardinals
Arizonians
Cardinal
Bill Caplinger
Gill
Bisbee
J. E. Jones
Sam Arice
Caplinger
Gil Archuleta
Bees
Archuleta
Red Adams
John Carpenter
Tucson Cowboys
Hitler Demands Poland and Bridge Dump Tragedy
An Albuquerque report notes two mining workers burned when a slack-pile cave collapsed while scooping cinders for a bridge project. Howard Rucker, 25, of Gallup, was critically burned. The old Mutual Coal Mine dump near the site had burned intermittently since abandonment. A separate sports snippet mentions a golf tournament near Chicago with 831 amateur entries and 36 hole qualifiers, four of five eliminated.
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Albuquerque
Howard Rucker
Gallup
Mutual
North Shore
Chicago
Few Entries In Some Contest Divisions
City Beautiful Contest shows sparse entries in several classes such as petunias, snap dragons, window boxes, parkings, and marigolds. Entries accepted at the Chamber of Commerce. contest is sponsored by the Advertising Club. Mrs H M Huff Jr displays zinnias from Santa Barbara seeds. Mrs. Ben Franklin enters a morning glory screen.
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Chamber of Commerce
Advertising Club
H. M. Huff, Jr
Oriental Gardens
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ben Franklin
East McGaffey
Burning mine dump falls claims life in Gallup
Tons of flaming cinders roared from an old mine dump onto a power shovel, killing one worker and seriously burning another. Dee Reeves, the shovel operator, was among the injured as the blaze raged near Gallup New Mexico on August 29.
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Gallup
N. M
Dee Reeves
Sammy Baugh Proves Great On The Coast
San Francisco fans witnessed Sam Baugh, former TCU backfield ace, prove top passer as he led the Washington Redskins to a 20 to 7 win over a pickup squad of Pacific Coast college stars. He completed eight of 15 passes, with two touchdowns in the second period and another in the fourth.
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San Francisco
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Slingin
Sammy
Washington Redskins
Pacific Coast
Qualifying Tests Set for U S Amateur Golf Championship
Ten golfers, four from abroad, were granted exemptions from sectional qualifying for the 43rd United States Golf Association amateur championship to be played today in 28 locations. About 160 amateurs will begin the main event as the field opens.
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New York
United States Golf Association
There Are Two Ways to Get at Constipation
Kellogg's All-Bran offers a daily solution to constipation by supplying bulk. The ad promotes regular use with milk or in muffins, urging water intake and brightened life, noting Kellogg's production in Battle Creek and availability at grocers.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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