Cold Wave And Snow Across New Mexico
Snow covered eastern and northern New Mexico with cloudy skies and falling temperatures. Winds 20 to 30 mph disrupted some communication between Albuquerque and El Paso. Temperatures fell to 14 above at Delia and 15 above at Tucumcari. similar lows reported on Oso Ridge. Sub zero readings persisted nationwide with deaths in traffic accidents. San Francisco logged 27 above zero, Denver 12 to 19 below, and Montana reported another sub-zero day.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Weather Bureau
Delia
Tu¢cumcari
Oso Ridge
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
East
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
San Francisco
San Diego
Denver
Montana
Atlantic
Pacific
Colorado
Cold wave brings freezing temps with no snow near Pecos Valley
The northern country experienced a widespread cold wave dipping into New Mexico with subzero readings in Colorado and little snow in most areas. Clovis Vaughn Alamogordo Carrizozo and Albuquerque reported cold or cloudy conditions with varying precipitation, while the Pecos Valley stayed cold and unsettled ahead of a forecast for farmer weather and clearing.
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Alamogordo
Carrizozo
Albuquerque
Lovington
Pecos Valley
Ruidoso
White Mountains
Roswell
Two Roswell Banks To Close For Funeral of VP Albert Hanney
Roswell banks First National and Bank of Commerce will close at noon tomorrow and stay shut for the day in memory of Albert Hanney, VP of the First National. The Merchants' Association will also close for his funeral at 2:30 PM and reopen at 3:30 PM.
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Roswell
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Albert Hanny
Merchants’ Association
Albert Hanney
Hanny
Merchant Association
Chaves
Stunt Actor Hurt In Fall Over Chair In Tucson
Robert Anderson, a motion picture stunt man famed for towing fire engines, fell over a chair in Tucson and is in a semi paralyzed condition from a dislocated neck vertebra. He was injured December 12 and is hospitalized.
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Tucson
Ariz
Robert Anderson
Southern California Weather Fatalities From Weekend Crash
Blinding rain sleet and snow storms were banned for weekend traffic in Southern California. Nine people died including a 22 month old boy killed in his crib and infant Herbert Adolph Stoeffel son of Emile Stoeffel of San Juan Capistrano, burn victim when a gasoline truck plunged into the Stoeffel home igniting a fire.
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Los Angeles
Caliornia
Herbert Adolph Stoeffel
Emile Stoefel
San Juan Capistrand
Stoeffel
El Paso Boy Falls Into Old Volcano Crater
Berlyn Brixner, 21, fell 150 feet into an extinct crater west of El Paso on Sunday when the rope broke while his companions lowered him. Rescuers reached him hours later in Lanark New Mexico with a steel cable, a saddle improvised by highway patrolman Bert Morris. He was unconscious with a broken ankle, scalp cuts and possible internal injuries. He had clung to a rock ledge which saved his life. A former University of Texas student, Brixner was known for interest in science.
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el Paso
Texas
Berlyn Brixner
Here
Lanark
N. M
Bert Morris
Brixner
Young Brixner
University of Texas
Hoover Moratorium to Cause Trouble in Debts Row
Paris reports Premier criticizes Hoover policy as the root of postwar debt troubles. He faults U S reparations stance and the Young plan, arguing Dawes and Young shaped the program. France, England, Belgium, and Italy faced costs from the moratorium while he urges U S accountability.
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Hoover
America
Harriet
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Germany
Congress
League of Nations
Wilson
Council of Nations
Charles G. Dawes
Owen D. Young
France
England
Belgium
Italy
Condemn Nepotism by New Mexico Officials
A joint legislative committee of 50 representatives from labor veterans and farm groups condemned nepotism among public officials in Albuquerque. The panel urged not more than one family member on any official’s staff, and said laws and amendments may be proposed next session but offered no formal recommendations.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Organized Labor
Commissioner N Coast Football Appointed Likely Today
Pacific Coast Conference faculty representatives and graduate managers of ten institutions voted for a part time commissioner to manage football officials and assist non conference schools in selecting officials. The group tabled a decision on prohibiting radio broadcasts until the spring session.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Conference
District Three Endorses Three for Judgeship
Bar Associations of Chaves Iddy and Lea counties in the Fifth Judicial district recommend Robert C. Dow Curtis Hill and J C Gilbert to Governor Seligman for appointment to fill the unexpired term of Judge G A Richardson who has resigned.
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Bar Associations
Chaves
Iddy
Lea Counties
Fifth Judicial District
Robert C. Dow
Curtis Hill
J. C. Gilbert
Seligman
G. A. Richardson
Texas oil production orders set aside by court
Washington December 12 The supreme court set aside orders issued by Governor Sterling directing Texas state militia officers to reduce oil production in the East Texas fields. The ruling nullifies the governor’s action and outlines the court’s position on militia power over production.
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Washington
Sterling
Texas
East Texas
Supreme Court
Chaves County Commission Holds Short Monthly Meeting
The Chaves county commissioners finished their regular monthly meeting early, with the payment of bills the sole business conducted. All county bills were ordered paid as funds allowed, and the session concluded by two o'clock.
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Chaves County
Troops rushed to curb Vera Cruz during unrest
Mexico City December 12 AP The war department ordered fresh troops into Vera Cruz to preserve order and curb Agrarian and Communist activity by reinforcing scattered garrisons. Adalberto Tejeda, a central figure, left Vera Cruz for Mexico City to confer with allies as officials weigh plans to disarm agrarian groups nationwide, arguing peace time militias threaten social order.
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Mexico City
War Department
Vera Cruz
Adalberto Tejeda
Snow in northern New Mexico tonight
Unsettled tonight with snow in the north portion of New Mexico. Warmer conditions expected in the east and central portions. In Texas and the West, mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with rain or snow likely along with milder Panhandle conditions. City temperatures show wide variations from Amarillo to El Paso and Kansas City to Los Angeles.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
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el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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New York
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Washington
Generous Response to Clothing Call in Roswell
Roswell residents answered the Chaves County Emergency Relief Committee’s plea for warm clothing and bedding. Mrs Willard Prager reported a large, quality donation yesterday morning, with four cars used for collection from ten to noon. More items are still needed and volunteers can call 120-J or any committee member.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Roswell Veterans In Albuquerque Assignment Before Court
Captain W C Reid and Earl Iden long time Roswell residents now in Albuquerque for work before a federal court. Reid lived in Roswell many years, was married there, and served on the Roswell city council.
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W. C. Reid
Earl Iden
Roswell
Albuquerque
Captain Reid
Congress in session reports and committee hearings
Senate debates Philippine independence bill at noon while Judiciary committee begins repeal bill review at 10 30 am Joint veterans committee examines service men's expenditures at 10 20 am Economy committee continues savings study at 10 30 am House charges ahead with treasury post office appropriation bill Ways and means committee conducts beer hearings starting at 10 am.
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Joint Veterans Committee
Service
HOUSE
Treasury-Post Ofice
Ways and Means Committee
Amended complaint filed in Hobbs oil case
Counsel for Hobbs Townsite Company filed an amended complaint against Midwest Refining Company in federal court. The suit seeks judgment on two counts alleging the defendant drilled three oil wells under an oil and gas lease and failed to produce oil to full capacity, costing Hobbs one sixty fourth share about 14956.78 by December 12, 1932.
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Hobbs
Midwest Refining Company
West Couse
Lions Toy Tre at to Include Easy Grand Plains
The Reswell Lions club will include East Grand Plains and Roswell in its Christmas toy distribution for children in need. About 100 more children will receive toys, but the club remains short of enough toys and urges continued local donations to avoid disappointing any child on Christmas morning.
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Grand Plains
Reswell Lions Club
East Grand Plains
Roswell
Lions
Albert Hanny Dies After Short Illness in Roswell
Albert Hanny longtime Roswell leader and vice president of The First National Bank died Saturday night at his home at 112 South Pennsylvania after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at two thirty from TalMage Memorial Chapel with Rev. LeRoy Thompson and music by Elizabeth Garrett Sextette. lodge members and bank staff will serve as bearers. Hanny, born January 25, 1874 in Cincinnati, built a life of public service and banking in Roswell, leaving a widow Eva Hisday Hanny, three sons and a daughter, plus two sisters. Banks and merchants will observe a half day in his honor.
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Roswell
Albert Hanny
South Pennsylvania
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Talimage Memorial
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The
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Elizabeth Garrett
South Park
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W. J. McInnes
JL. T Lewis
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W. E. Wiseley
R. Cc. Worswick
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O. O. Asxren
G. B Armstrong
Jack Hull
Albert Stubbs
Floyd Childress
Fred Blocksom
E*cort
E. A. Cahoon
J. F. Hinkle
Mary Cooney
Miss Evers
Brown
J. Marshall
Don Kester
E. R. Cain
O. Cookson
H. Cox
C. C. Mathews
J. Walter
John Wyly
George Zimmerman
E. K. Patterson
Talmage Mortuary
Eva Hisday Hanny
Mice Heanny
Jackie
Catherine Hanny
Hackney
Carlsbad
J. B. McCrane
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Shillito
Hanny
Denver
el Paso
Cahoon
N M Committee to Study Tax Laws Collaboration
A. W. Hockenhull acting governor wrote to Mississippi's governor requesting cooperation with a Portales Chamber of Commerce tax law study committee led by C M Compton former district attorney. The group planned to depart today with expenses covered by the Portales body seeking tax reform information for New Mexico.
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Clovis
N. M
A. W. Hockenhull
Mississippi
Portales Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Compton
New Mexico
Highway Department Plans Cut Expenses In New Mexico
Santa Fe with district highway engineers instructed to prepare expense cutting plans as income drops. W R Eccles says the engineers will return to offices to propose ways to reduce costs. The commission will review the suggestions at its next meeting while bidding on the Border Hill project near Roswell continues.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Highway Commission
W. R. Eccles
Border Hill
Roswell
Rene Ee
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