Army Defeats Navy In Hard Battle 20 to 0
Army overwhelmed Navy 20 to 0 at Franklin Field in sultry December weather before a near 79,000 crowd. The Cadets used a power offense led by Vida Buckler and Dick King to secure the win, extending Army’s series dominance and marking the first return of the Navy contest since earlier years.
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Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Vida
Jack Buckler
Dick King
Harvard
King
Felix Vidal
Murray
Om Buckler
Buckler
Vidal
Brown
Strong
Chung Hoon
Borris
MacWilliam
Fields
Kane
Army Star
Slack
Jilday
No Money For Improvement In Institutions In New Mexico
Santa Fe in December reports Gov. Arthur Seligman urges deep budget cuts across state institutions. He predicts likely no funds for permanent improvements and directs keeping current expenses at 90 percent of 1931 appropriations. He advises against emergency requests and outlines specific cuts for Miners Hospital, State Military Institute, Penitentiary, Girls Welfare Home, University, Agricultural College, Bureau of Mines, and the Home for the Feeble Minded.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur Seligman
Arizona
California
Miners Hospital Board
Raton
State Military Institute
Roswell
State Penitentiary and Girls Welfare Home Boards
University and Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Bureau of Mines
School of Mines
Socorro
Los Lunas
Arguments in Potash Trial Begin Today
In federal court here McNutt vs United Potash Co opened hearings as plaintiffs officials prepared to present their case. The dispute centers on compensation for McNutt's services with figures ranging from 9 000 to 460 000 dollars, while the defense argues stock payments amounted to full compensation. Witnesses including engineers and Dean Probert testified on value and method of assessment.
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W. H. McNutt
The
United Potash Co
Senaor Sam G. Bratton
James A. Reed
Missouri
Plantiff
Col. J Dbd
Atwroeod and
C. Fallon
United States Potash Company
McNutt
Potash Company
J. H. Snowden
H. D. Buddelman
Dean H. Probert
Dean Probert
War Minerals Committee
States Eevee
Football final scores from various college games
Army defeated Navy 20 to 0 while Rutgers won 6 to 0 against Manhattan. Carnegie Tech crushed Georgetown 51 to 0. Tennessee beat Florida 32 to 13. Auburn and South Carolina tied 20 all. Western Maryland routed Maryland 39 to 19 while St. Louis University edged Missouri 6 to 0. Nebraska led SMU 21 in the second period.
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Army
Navy
Rutgers
Manhattan
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Tennessee
Florida
Auburn
South Carolina
Western Maryland
Maryland
St. Louis U
Missouri
Nebucka
Southern Methodist
Communists Massacre and Destroy in China
Washington reports Dr. Wellington Koo cites Lytton commission memoranda showing 186,000 killed in Kiangsi and 2,100,000 burned nationwide, with $630 million in property destroyed. He describes agrarian reform by Communists and urges a just solution to Manchurian disputes to curb Moscow influence and restore Nationalist authority.
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Washington
China
Wellington Koo
Lytton Commission
Koo
Geneva
Kiangsi
Keo
Shanghai
Communist Organization
Honan
Nanking
Moscow
Decree Signed in Lea County Oil Case on Half Interest
Judge H A Kiker finalized a decree in Wooley v Shell Magnolia oil dispute in Lea county. It confirms the plaintiffs own an undivided half in the property and wells, awards offset of half past expenses to the oil firms against future earnings, and outlines possible receivership or settlement paths with New Mexico Supreme Court appeal likely if unresolved. The contested property comprises south half of section 31 township 18S range 21E with three producing wells and an estimated 7,000 barrels daily potential and about 300,000 barrels removed to date.
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H. A. Kiker
Big Lea County
J. M. Wooley
Shell Petroleum Conmtypany
Shell
Magnolia Rl
Magnolia
Shell Co
Magnolia Co
Riker
District Court
Lea County
New Mexico Supreme Court
Nora Berry
Township
Shell Petroleum Co
Magnolia Oil Co
Free children's film shows in Roswell entice shoppers
One thousand five hundred children attended free screenings today across Roswell theatres under the Roswell Advertising club program to draw Christmas shoppers. Additional free shows are planned next Saturdays with films like Skippy and Huckleberry Finn, loaned by Paramount Publix, and the annual Santa visit will accompany the screenings.
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Roswell
Paramount Publix Corporation
Santa Claus
Santa
Poultry Show to Be Held at Daniel's Former Store
The Roswell annual poultry show will take place at the R. S. Hamilton building at 215 North Main Street, the former Daniel Paint and Glass Co. site. Dates set for December 14 through 17. Frank Billings re-elected president. board lineup includes Solon Thomas, M. L. Long, Otto Johnson, and Harry Holly.
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Roswell
R. S. Hamilton
North Main Street
Daniel Paint ,and Glass Company
Chaves County Poultry Association
Frank Billings
Mr. Billings
Solon Thomas
M. L. Long
Otto Johnson
Harry Holly
Roswell Dentist Injured After Auto Struck Incident
Dr J E Rose a Roswell dentist suffered both wrists broken when struck by a car driven by Carl Gibbany on West Second Street between Richardson and Pennsylvania just after six last night. Witnesses said the accident seemed unavoidable and Rose felt Gibbany was not to blame. He remained resting easily after a night at the hospital and expected to go home tonight.
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J. E. Rose
Roswell
Carl Gibbany
West Second
Richardson
Pennsylvania
Dr. Rose
Gibbany
Rose
November Tax Collection in Chayes County
November tax collection totaled about 126000 dollars for the first installment of 1932 taxes in Chayes county. Officials say the figure, while below normal, represents a strong collection given current conditions.
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Chayes County
City Xmas Tree Arrives for Sixth and Main Display
The municipal Christmas tree for Stand at Sixth and Main has arrived and will be installed soon. The 20 foot tall tree is beautifully formed and ready for festive decoration.
Oil Showing Seven Miles North of Hobbs Pool
Oil well by Western Drilling Company ten miles northeast of Hobbs reports a showing of oil and gas. If flow is good the Hobbs pool could extend seven miles north of the farthest north well. The well is down 3410 feet on the John Lusk lease. Stanolind Company is spudding a well in Hobbs near the main business street.
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Western Drilling Company
Hobbs
Hobbs Pool
John Lusk
Stanolind Company
Dustin's News Stand Special Delivery Phone Line
An evening branch office advertises a special delivery service via Dustin's News Stand with phone contact listed as 111 for arranging courier or newspaper delivery.
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Record Evening
Dustin
Wets Vote Set Monday In Plan To Repeal
Washington reports Speaker Garner pushed ahead to force a Monday House vote on the Democratic repeal proposal despite a Judiciary Committee setback. Rainey predicted passage. Summers opposed authority. debate limited to 40 minutes.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Garner
House
Representative Summers
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Rainey
Sumners
Roosevelt
Congress
Johnson
Okla
Warm Springs
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Hoover
Armstrong Awarded Highway Contract Roswell Bid Grounded
The State Highway Department awarded Armstrong and Armstrong of Roswell the contract to surface state road 18 for 16.6 miles from Hobbs to Eunice at 22036.37 dollars. Bids opened in Roswell. Armstrong was the lowest of three. Work must start within ten days and finish in sixty days with eighty percent local labor. The project is state project number Wk.
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State Highway Department
Armstrong and Armstrong
Roswell
Hobbs
Eunice
Armstrong
Newry
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House Judiciary Committee
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