Man admits killing wife after alleged hit and run
Albuquerque police report Carl Wickman a 45 year old druggist confessed to killing his fourth wife Donalda Wickman by striking her with a tire tool when she went outside to inspect a broken steering gear after a car struck her. He dictated the confession to District Attorney Mabry and stated the deed occurred Saturday night.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carl Wickman
Donalda Chicoine Wickman
T. J. Mabry
Wickman
Ake
Jimmie Davis
R. C. Craig
Albuquerque-Santa Fe
Here
Bohne
Notre Dame Triumph Ends Army Run 13 to 12
Notre Dame rallied in the final period to upset Army 13 to 12 at Yankee Stadium before 76,000. Nick Lukats scored on a 50 yard drive and Ray Bonar added the decisive extra point after a blocked punt. Army had tied and led early, but Notre Dame’s late surge and strong punting sealed the upset and likely ended Army’s Rose Bowl hopes.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Warriors
South Bend
West Point
Simons
Jack Buckler
Krause
Millner
Nick Lukats
Ray Bonar
Buckler
Benny Johson
Lukats
Clead
Irish
Brancheau
Cadets
1000 Men 10 Work Roads In Drought Area
1 000 men 10 work projects in a drought region, CCC camp S P 3 N established nine miles east of Roswell on the Pecos river to build a state park at the Bottomless Lakes. Captain Booth and officers oversee the 175 man unit arriving from Fort Davis Texas. Work likely to begin Tuesday with J T West of Hagerman slated as supervisor. other officers named. Santa Fe list of 26 projects to employ 1 000 men in drought relief.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
S. P
Roswell
Pecos River
Fort Davis
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Booth
Regular Army
J. T. West
Hagerman
State Park
West
Captain Booth
Henry B. Fisher
James C. Riley
Ira J. Davis
Edward Pugh
3B. Norris
8Th Corps
E. F. Eggleston
Norris
Booth
Santa Fe
State Highway Department
State
Margaret Reeves
G. D. Macy
Union County
Moses North
Clayton
Gladstone
Harding County
Sedan
Mills
Ray
Bueyeros
Rosebuds East Anj
Quay County
Logan
San Jon
Endee South
Ragland
Hunger march in France for work and bread
Paris December 2 AP police massed before the Chamber of Deputies as hunger marchers braved cold to demand work and bread. Premier Camille Chautemps urged patriotism to save the franc in a ministerial declaration as a confidence vote looms over government cuts and potential salaries reductions.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Chautemps
Civil Non Jury Case Settings Before Judge McGhee
Settings for civil non jury cases in district court before Judge James B. McGhee list cases on Monday December 11 1933 and Tuesday December 12 1933 with parties and attorneys. An omitted case noted yesterday is Calvin Graham versus the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Damages.
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James B. McGhee
Julia E. McKinney
O. E. Little
Atty
Dan Dwyer
O. O. Askren
J. C. Gilberts
Attys
Goldie Coker
O. P. Foster
H. C. Buchly
T. C. Shepard
H. C. Maynard
Calvin Graham
C. E. Little
The
A- T
S. F. Ry
Izalco Volcano Erupts Pouring Lava Across San Salvador
In San Salvador on December 2, an Izalco eruption covered coffee plantations and livestock farms with lava, reaching near Izalco town. Two farmers entering the disaster zone to save cattle were killed, marked as the most violent eruption by local residents.
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San Salvador
Izalco
Higher court orders retrial in Ingalls case
A new trial must be held for Dr. Henry A. Ingalls former examiner of the Veterans' Bureau in New Mexico after the US circuit court of appeals set aside a lower court ruling and remanded for retrial. The reversal cited evidence of his income after leaving government service suggesting as much as 15000 dollars annually. Ingalls claimed total and permanent disability on January 1 1925 and forced federal retirement.
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Denver
Henry A. Ingalls
Veterans’ Bureau
New Mexico
United States District Court of New Mexico
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ingall
Ingalls
Ashes Scattered After Tarumae Volcano Eruption
A report from Muoran via Asahi states Mt. Tarumae on Hokkaido erupted sending a 3000 foot column of smoke. Ashes were scattered on nearby villages but there were no casualties, according to dispatches received in Tokyo.
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Toyko
Tarumae
Hokkaido
Japan
Asahi
Muoran
Justifiable Death Declared in New Mexico Slaying Suspect
Los Angeles December 2 AP coroner's jury ruled the fatal shooting of Liborio Gonzales by two county officers in Santa Rita New Mexico as justifiable homicide after a gun battle.
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Los Angeles
Liborio Gonzales
Santa Rita
N. M
Gonzales
Boys Stock Judging Contest Here Today
Eight boys from Hagerman and Lake Arthur participate in a stock judging contest around Roswell under county agent J. R. Thomas. They evaluated horses, sheep, hogs, and dairy cattle, with winners not yet determined as of press time.
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Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Roswell
J. R. Thomas
Bridge Tournament Opens in Albuquerque
Albuquerque New Mexico December 2 AP bridge players from Colorado Texas and New Mexico began a tourney here with between 40 and 50 expert players. The event will close in Santa Fe Sunday afternoon.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Father testifies in Holguin murder trial in Berino massacre
In Cruces New Mexico on December 2 AP reports Pedro Holguin faces murder charges for the April 1932 Berino killings of Melquiades Espinosa and six family members. Espinosa testified detailing three men posing as officers entering the home and shooting the family after demanding money. He identified Holguin as one of the assailants and described narrowly escaping death.
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Fas Cruces
N. M
Melquiades Espinosa
Berino
Pedro Holguin
Espinosa
Vicente
Santa Fe
Holguin
New Mexico Military Institute plugs artesian well on grounds
The New Mexico Military Institute begins plugging an abandoned artesian well on the west side of the grounds near the tennis courts. E. B. Guess leads the project, which started Thursday, noting this is not one of the institute’s 40 wells replaced about two years ago.
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The
New Mexico Military Institute
Guess
Kiwanis Club Delivers 25 Thanksgiving Baskets
The Kiwanis Club delivered 25 baskets of food to the Salvation Army on Thanksgiving for distribution to needy families.
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Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army
Football Scores From The Day’s Games
Final scores list Notre Dame edged Army 13 to 12 while Princeton beat Yale 27 to 2. Maryland shutout, Florida 19, Villanova 18 over Rutgers 13. Kansas 7 over George Washington 0, Holy Cross 9 to Boston College 13. SMU 9, TCU 19. Duke 0, Georgia Tech 6.
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Notre Dame
Army
Princeton
Yale
Maryland
Florida
Villanova
Rutgers
Kansas
Geo. Wash. U
Holy Cross
Boston College
Princeton Tigers rout Yale in Yale Bowl classic
Princeton finished its season by shellacking Yale 27 to 2 at Yale Bowl in New Haven before about 40,000 fans. Sophomore running backs powered the Tigers offense as they dominated the game from start to finish.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Tigers
Yale
Jayhawkers defeat George Washington 7 to 0 at Griffith Stadium
Kansas University Jayhawkers win their second football victory in three days by defeating George Washington University 7 to 0 before 9,009 spectators at Griffith Stadium Washington.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
Geo
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Kansas University Jayhawkers
George Washington University
French cabinet wins confidence vote in deputy chamber
Premier Camille Chau temps formelly presented a budget plan to balance the franc and protect the currency. The chamber of deputies approved his new cabinet by a wide margin of 391 to 19, following three cabinet defeats in the year.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Sheriff and Police Dispatch Prisoners to State Penitentiary
Sheriff John C. Peck and Chief of Police Frank Young returned to Roswell this afternoon from Santa Fe where they took seven prisoners to the state penitentiary.
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John C. Peck
Frank Young
Roswell
Santa Fe
State Penitentiary
Walter H. Brewer Dies at 63 Santa Fe Official
Walter H. Brewer, 63, assistant to the general manager of the Santa Fe Railway, died early today at the Santa Fe hospital from a chronic stomach ailment. He was a longtime railroad executive in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Walter H. Brewer
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Preliminary Hearing Set For C. E. Thomas Case
Preliminary hearing for Roswell second hand dealer C. E. Thomas, charged with selling goods not owned or with no right to sell, will be held next Monday at ten o'clock before Justice L L Johnson.
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C. E. Thomas
Roswell
L L. Johnson
Marriage License Office Sees Strong November Business
The county clerk's marriage license department issued 21 licenses in November, averaging one per day with one extra. This reflects solid monthly activity.
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