Yugoslav Troops Cross Border Into Hungary
Serbian forces crossed into Hungary near Szeged provoking alarm in Budapest as officials warned of possible pogroms against Hungarians. The incident followed Yugoslav expulsions of thousands of Hungarians and amid tension over a Marseille assassination. League of Nations debates echoed regional fears of a broader conflict as Belgrade denied mobilization on the frontier.
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Associated Press
Szeged
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Chetniks
Alexander of
Marseillé
League of Nations
Maribor
Budapest
Belgrade
S Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Dettiai
Geneva
Bogolyub Yevitch
League of Nations Council
Alexander
Yevitch
Marseille
Boy bandits sentenced in New Mexico prison term
Otto Cox and Rex Williams, both teens, were sentenced to seven to nine years in the New Mexico state penitentiary for robbing the Hot Springs National Bank of $1,100. They pleaded guilty before Judge Harry P. Owen and were transported to Santa Fe. Authorities seek $60 of the loot, with guns said to be from prior robberies. The federal government will not prosecute.
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Los Lunas
N. M
National Bank
Otto Cox
Rex Williams
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
John Allen
Springstown Marshall
Harry P. Owen
Fred Nicholas
Nicholas
Hot Springs
Marshall Allen
Biss Street
el Paso
Offticet
Street
At Springs
Williams
Cox
Farnest Gilbert
General Wood Sued Again For Accounting In New Mexico
Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood ad jutant general of New Mexico is targeted in a $13,659.58 accounting suit filed in district court by Evaline C. Myers, daughter of Alice B. Myers. The petition asserts funds held in trust for her by another until she reached age 21, which she has now attained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Osborne C. Wood
Adjutant General of
New Mexico
Evaline C. Myers
Alice B. Myers
General Wood
Lamson Ordered Retried for Murder in Wife Death
San Jose California December 7. David Lamson a former Stanford University press executive was ordered retried for murder in the bathtub death of his young wife Alene Thorpe Lamson. The first Lamson conviction and death sentence was reversed by the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Stanford University Press
Alene Thorpe Lamson
Lamson
State Supreme Court
Aviator tribute and praise in Beverly Hills cafe
In Beverly Hills the studio cafe hosts Sir Kingsford Smith who notes the missed Hawaiian Islands and the need for precise navigation over oceans. He praises Gatty Lindbergh and Post as top pilots, stressing navigation over engines while praising sun and stars for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lynch
Sir Kingsford Smith
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Gatty
Lindbergh and
Post
Kiwanis and Salvation Army Lead Roswell Christmas Food Drive
The Kiwanis club and Salvation Army in Roswell partner with other groups to feed needy families on Christmas Day. About 500 paper bags will be handed to homes by Boy Scouts, to be filled with nonperishable items and placed on porches next Monday for pickup after school. The Yucca theatre invites nonperishables on Friday for admission, and boxes are delivered Christmas morning by Kiwanis members. The club forfeits its Christmas luncheon funds to buy food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army
Roswell
Boy Scouts
Coldest night of season hits Clovis at 17 below zero
In Clovis New Mexico the region's thermometer fell to 17 degrees above zero marking the coldest night of the season as skies remained clear last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis, N. M
State canvass overrules objections in Chavez Cutting race
The New Mexico canvassing board overrules objections from both sides on San Miguel county returns with two exceptions for unsigned poll books at precincts 29 E and 52 Los Colonias. If officials sign, county totals stand. Cutting leads Chavez 6,852 to 4,006 with final statewide margin near 1,284.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
San Miguel County
East Las Vegas
Los Colonias
San Miguel
Cutting
Chavez
Secretary of State
Bank Robbery Charge In Hot Springs Men Captured
El Paso agent Alex Street said the federal government will not pursue prosecution of Rex Williams aged 19 and Otto Cox aged 23 for the Hot Springs National Bank robbery. Street helped investigate after Cox and Williams were captured by a posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Alex Street
Desperado 15 Slain In Fight With Officers
Amarillo Texas December 7 AP des perado Irving Blackie Thompson died in a gunfight with officers near Amarillo after escaping from the Texas penitentiary death house. Police chased him along US 66 as he fired with a sawed off shotgun, then shot and killed him after he jumped from his car and opened fire. Thompson was sentenced for the 41000 bank robbery at Marlin. Also connected were Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer who escaped Huntsville prison last July. Palmer recaptured in Kentucky. Hamilton at large.
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Amarillo
Tex
Rvin
Blackie) Thompson
Texas
Oklahoma
Here
Thompson
First State Bank
Marlin
W. R. McDowell
East
U. S. Highway 66
Bill Adams
Roy Brewer
Adams
Raymond Hamilton
Joe Palmer
Huntsville
Government spending passes three billion in current fiscal year
Washington reports total expenditures since July 1 reach 3,033,368,005 with a deficit of 1,515,931,689. Ordinary outlays total 1,428,624,739 while emergency spending sums to 1,604,743,266.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
US arms makers sold secrets abroad findings from hearings
Senatorial investigators report evidence that the war department allowed American arms makers to export secret processes to foreign governments. Some secrets reached other nations despite past claims that consent was obtained only after the secrets were already out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
War Department
United States
Storm winds erase hope of saving three fliers
Honolulu reports that a fierce storm ended any real chance that Lieut. Charles T. P. Ulm co pilot George Littlejohn and navigator L. J. Skilling survived after their land plane was forced down at sea. Naval, army and coast guard units continue a massive search with ships planes and patrols, though weather worsened conditions and extended the rescue mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
Lieut
Ulm
George Littlejohn
L. J. Skilling
Naval
Herbert Riley
United States Naval
Army
Coast Guard
Equator
Lions President To Visit Roswell
Roswell Lions Club announced Lions International President Vv. C. Hascall of Chicago will visit Roswell tentatively on December 11. Plans include a special meeting and ladies night. this marks the first Lions International president visit to the city. Attorney Ross L. Malone Jr. spoke on war debts tracing money and banking history from colonial times to today. Dr. G. W. Griswold attended as a guest. Ernest Hodges presided in S. P. Johnson Jr. absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. C. Hascall
Chicago
Lions International
Roswell
Ross L. Malone Jr
Malone
G.W. Griswold
Ernest Hodges
S. P. Johnson Jr
Jury Selected in Wilson Murder Trial
In El Paso Texas AP reports a jury to hear the murder case against Arthur C. Wilson, a former steel chemist, was filled at noon. Four vacant seats were drawn from a special 79 man venue. John Craven, ranch boss, testified about finding the unclad body of Mrs Irene Debolt near Van Horn on November 7 1933 while delivering a salt load to cattle.
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el Paso
Tex
Arthur C. Wilson
Ohio
John Craven
Irene Debolt
van Horn
Post Starts for Altitude Record in Bar tlesville
Bartlesville Oklahoma December 7 Wiley Post climbed to attempt a new world altitude record at 1 35 pm CST today The aviation effort aims to push the ceiling higher than any previous flight and showcase progress in high altitude aviation research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Post
Trphy
Frank Phillips
Woootaroo Jonge
Attlésville
Oklahoma
Phillips
Post
Bartlesville
Okla
New General Public Utilities Stock For Commonwealths Holders
Final court action approves the reorganization plan of General Public Utilities Company. Angles Commonwealths Power Corporation stockholders in Roswell and Pecos Valley receive General Public Utilities Company stock in place of prior shares. About 92 investors in the Pecos Valley paid roughly $35,000 for Commonwealths Power stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pecos Valley
American Commonwealths Power Corporation
General Public Utilities Company
Angles
Commonwealths Power ‘Poration
Coercion claims touch New Mexico secretary of state post
Assistant secretary of state Jose A. Baca says he was told he would receive no patronage from the state capitol or agencies unless an election certificate is issued to Dennis Chavez as U S Senator. He denies selling influence, citing governor Clyde Tingley and his confidence in fair action. Marguerite P. Baca, secretary of state, votes to preserve San Miguel county returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jose A. Baca
Cong
Dennis Chavez
U. S
Baca
Clyde Tingley
Marguerite P. Baca
San Miguel County
Nelson's Widow Sentenced to One Year and One Day
Helen Gillis widow of gangster George Nelson was sentenced in federal court to one year and one day in Alderson prison for harboring Dillinger and six months for harboring, with both terms running concurrently. She is mother to Nelson's two children, and the decision came from Judge Patrick T. Stone in Madison Wisconsin.
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Madison
Was
Helen Gillis
George
Nelson
Patrick T. Stone
Alderson
W. Va
Executions Reported in Russia by Soviet Government
London dispatch cites the Soviet regime executing more than 200 people in the past 24 hours including fugitive Nicolieff accused of killing Sergei Kiroff. Among the victims were Nicolieff’s family and 85 year old mother. fourteen Moscow officials also executed as Stalin orders protection. Moscow described as an armed camp with troops from distant points.
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London
Warsaw
London Daily Express
Russia
Frgevnid
Moscow Oupil
Union State
Stalin
Red Army
Moscow
Only 250 of 16060 home loans will be completed
Albuquerque, Dec 7 AP E C Robertson state manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation said only about 250 of the 1600 loans in process when work was ordered stopped will go through. Another 250 already ready to be closed will not be completed and 800 in process could have been finished but will not. Letters are being sent announcing cessation of work on home loans. The 230 loans that will go through are those now legally eligible for closing under a ruling from Washington.
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Albuquerque
E. C. Robertson
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Robertson
Washington
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Balkans
Eduard Benes
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Rome
Eduard Benés
Gen. Wood
Kiwanis and Salvation Army
Clovis
U.S
Desperado
Blakie Thompson
Palmer
Kentucky
Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
U. 5
Lions
Wilson
SEC. OF State
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