Yugoslavia Expels 27000 Hungarians Amid Rise in Deportations
Belgrade reports confirm Yugoslavia will gradually expel about 27 000 Hungarians living in the country. Officials say roughly 2 000 already deported, with many stranded in no mans land at the frontier. Hungary plans to take the issue to the League of Nations as tension with Yugoslavia mounts.
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Yugoslavia
Hungary
League of Nations
Belgrade
Rem
No Man’s Land
Budapest
Szegeg
Alexander
Geneva
League Council
Governor-elect Tingley urges strict economy in state budgets
Albuquerque on December 6 AP Governor-elect Clyde Tingley announced a plan to require all state institutions to draft next year’s budgets on a basis of strict economy. He began by mailing out letters urging the tightest possible spending across agencies and schools.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Legal Advisory Board
Hi School Boys Hold Up Bank
Hot Springs New Mexico December 6 AP two youths Rex Williams and Otto Cox robbed Hot Springs National Bank of 1106 dollars then fled. They confessed and were arrested with the money recovered. Williams surrendered. Cox later arrested. Bank official and town officers located them hiding in a lavatory a block away. Williams had been a local resident five years. Cox lived with his widowed mother and quit school last year. They will appear before District Judge Harry Owen in Los Lunas. Gilbert the assistant cashier described the robbery and one robber masked with a handkerchief. Only one man was armed. The story also covers state political canvassing in Santa Fe and the election dispute involving Chavez and Cutting.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Hot Springs National Bank
Rex Williams
Otto Cox
John Allen
Bank
Ernest Gilbert
Allen
Williams
Los Lunas
Harry Owen
Gilbert
College Students Lose to Supreme Court in Gase
Beverly Hills report notes two California college students lose a legal gas case against the U S Supreme Court with a nine to zero score. The piece surveys college teams and Huey Long, then jokes about a Louisiana legislature bill nullifying kicks after touchdowns unless by University of Louisiana, referencing the Sugar Bowl.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
California College
U. S. Supreme Court
Huey Long
Tulane
Louisiana
University of Louisiana
U S Warns of Harm Through Naval Races
London dispatch reports Norman H. Davis, U S ambassador at large, warning that abandoning the Washington and London naval treaties would create insecurity and costly competition with no real gains. He said the United States backs continued treaties and notes Roosevelt proposed broad armament reductions.
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London
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Japan
Davis
John Simon
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Roosevelt
Pacific
Far East
Great Britain
Two Men Wounded In Hunting Season
Santa Fe reports two men were wounded during the big hunt in New Mexico. T. E. Kelly of Carrizozo felt a bullet graze his wrist and caused a slight abdomen furrow while a Glorieta wood hauler took buckshot as he bent to gather wood for his burro. Frank Hibben of Albuquerque heard a bullet whistle past while hunting on Johnson Mesa in Colfax county.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Elliott Barker
T. E. Kelly
Carrizozo
Glorieta
Barker
Kelly
Frank Hibben
Albuquerque
Johnson Mesa
Colfax County
Russia fears Franco-German agreement in 1934
Soviet Russia warned France against any special bilateral accord while awaiting the fate of the eastern European securities pact. League of Nations sources said Russia feared isolation if France and Germany made a separate agreement. France reportedly agreed not to forge such treaties without Russia's prior consultation.
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Geneva
Dec
France
Germany
Russia
League of Nations
Far East
Arms makers conference eyed in 1925 Geneva arms talks
Washington reports say Stephens Raushenbush chief investigator for the senate munitions committee advised the panel that state department suggested a conference of arms makers called by Herbert Hoover before the 1925 Geneva arms conference. Hoover, stating the conference was at Kellogg's request, declined to testify as committee members stood firm on the issue. Investigators allege a powerful arms lobby helped kill bills and shape the outcome of arms control efforts.
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Washington
Stephens Raushenbush
Senate Munitions Committee
Herbert Hoover
Geneva
Hoover
Frank B. Kellogg
Nye
R-Nd
Irenee du Pont
du Pont
Senate
Fire destroys part of St Francis hotel in San Francisco
AP reports a fire alarm at the St Francis hotel in downtown San Francisco forced hundreds to flee early today. Firemen controlled the blaze within half an hour, damaging the mezzanine ball room and Italian room. Fire chief Charles Brennan suffered a burnt hand. two other firefighters were overcome by smoke. Damage estimated at about $100,000.
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San Francisco
Dec
Smart St. Francis
James McCabe
McCabe
Charles Brennan
Brennan
Akers Convicted of Manslaughter in Herrera Death
Leonard Akers was found guilty by a district court jury of manslaughter in the July death of Maria Herrera in Las Vegas. He faces sentencing later after the nearly three hour deliberation. In Grant New Mexico Clifford Harvey, 25, died from burns and FE Moody, 29, was severely burned when gasoline transferred from drums to a truck tank ignited. A lantern light is blamed for starting the fire. Moody expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Leonard Akers
Maria Herrera
Grant
N. M
Clifford Harvey
FE. G. Moody
Albuquerque
Moody
Harvey
Life Sentence for Slaying 12 Year Old Girl near Lansing
LeRoy Carson, 22, a former reform school inmate, pleaded guilty to murder in the slaying of 12 year old Leona Georgia Love. He was sentenced to life imprisonment less than a day after the body was found stuffed in a culvert on the route to her rural school. Carson confessed, saying he shot the girl when she repulsed his advances and threatened to tell her sister.
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Lansing
Mich
LeRoy Carson
Reformatory
Leona Georgia Love
Carson
Philip L. Huston
State Police
Knox Coach Quits After Knox Fails to Score
Galesburg Illinois December 6 AP Lloyd Burdick resigns as Knox football coach after the team goes through the 1934 season without scoring a point. Knox had 19 straight losses before his arrival and extended to 27 with eight more defeats under his tenure. Burdick plans to return to professional ranks likely with the Detroit Lions.
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Galesburg
Ill
Lloyd Burdick
Knox
Burdick
Detroit Lions
Siwash
Hoebart
Soviet government executes 66 enemies after Kiroff death
Moscow reports swift executions of 66 alleged enemies without defense attorneys or appeals as Leonid Nicolieff is questioned. Kiroff cremation drew over 300,000 workers paying last respects. executions carried out under new terror decrees with confiscation of property.
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Moscow
Russia
Sergei Kiroff
Red
Oschow
Leningrad
Kiroff
Finland
Latvia
Poland
Leonid Nicolieff
Bief
Dwindling Hope for Rescue of Lost Airmen
Honolulu dispatch reports pilots from a dozen Naval seaplanes renewing a search over roughly 200000 square miles of the Pacific for Charles T P Ulm co pilot George Littlejohn and navigator J L Skilling missing since a Tuesday crash when fuel ran out. The effort aims to clear all hope only when no chance remains with waves engulfing the plane, which carried them from Oakland on a planned Australia flight. Search planes focus today northeast of Kauai as authorities recall Rodgers 1925 seaplane drift.
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Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Charles T. P. Ulm
Oahu Island
Rodgers
Timali
Kaui
Hawaiian Island
32 232 Bales Ginned In Pecos Valley
By December 1 the Pecos valley had ginned 32 232 bales of cotton with 14 808 bales from Chaves county and 17 424 from Eddy county. The crop is nearly all picked. A year ago December 1 1926 42 400 bales were ginned, including 16 130 from Chaves and 25 270 from Eddy.
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Pecos
Chaves
Eddy County
Chaves County
Registration Law For J. P. Election
The 1933 state legislature amended the law governing justice of the peace and constable elections. It directs that the registration bodies from the last general election be used. Candidates for justice or constable or qualified voters may, up to ten days before the election, apply to district court to correct the registration books by adding or removing names.
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Justice of the Liience
Justice of the Peace
Tax sale to close tomorrow under county treasurer
The tax sale conducted by Mrs Harold EB Crosby county treasurer under state law will be completed tomorrow. After c oclock tomorrow any unsold property will revert to the county. Owners have two years to redeem by paying delinquent taxes interest penalties and costs. Seven sales were made today and five yesterday. Buyers included W H Davis J H Kingston Frank West H F Brenan Lucy Stout T A Henderson Maria Fuentes and Jas J Travis.
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Harold EB. Crosby
Teasurer
W. H. Davis
J. H. Kingston
Frank West
Two Escaping Farwell Jail Recaptured
Two escapees from the Farwell Texas jail were recaptured. T Darnell and his son Lindley were nabbed after locking the jailer in the cell block. Lindley faces a robbery charge related to a Farwell filling station break in. Lindley was taken by Sheriff Bill Hail at the sister’s home 19 miles north of San Jon New Mexico. Lindley did not resist. The elder Darnell was arrested at Texico and jailed in Curry County. He allegedly threatened Sheriff Hall during arrest.
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Clovis
N. M
T. Darnell
Lindley
Farwell
Texas
Bill Hail
Palmer County
Cicero Adams
San Jon
Darnell
Texico
Curry County
Sheriff Hall
Everything Ready For Santa's Visit In Roswell
Readiness is completed for Santa Claus to visit Roswell on Saturday. All children who wish to meet him must line up on South Main from Albuquerque Avenue to the south at noon. Vehicles will form a single file to Fourth Street then split into two lines to reach the Christmas tree between Fourth and Fifth Streets for candy boxes. Street decorations will be completed tonight.
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Santa Claus
Roswell
Santa
Soan
South Main
Albuquerque Avenue
Main
Albuquerque
Main Street
Fourth Street
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