Connie Mack Sells His Star Ball-Players
Connie Mack at 71 announces mass player trades sending Bob Groves, Rube Walberg, Max Bishop to the Red Sox and Mickey Cochrane to Detroit. Charley Berry, Bob Kline, and Harold Warstier join from other clubs as Mack closes a historic roster reshaping. Tears marked the moment as he faced reporters.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Bo) Grove
Almet George Earnshaw
Cochrane
Max Bishop
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Haag
Athletics
Bob Groves
Rube Walberg
Redsox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Rarnshaw
Mr. Berry
Charley Berry
White Sox
Bob Kline
Harold “Rabbit” Warstier
Boston
Grove
Connie
Jimmie Foxx
Detroit Tigers
Mack
Higgins
Glub
Loughran Seeks 12 Percent Cut for Carnera Title Fight
Tommy Loughran, veteran Philadelphia challenger, demands 12 percent of receipts for a 15 round title bout against Primo Carnera in Miami February 22, promoted by Madison Square Garden. Carnera arrival from Italy in New York today. Garden holds the title defense contract but may reject challengers.
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Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Primo Camera
Miami
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Tommy
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Loughran
Ernie Schaaf
Tuffy Griffiths
Victorio Campolo
Johnny Risko
Pauline Uzendun
King Levinsky
Steve Hamas
Hamas
Sharkey J
Ray Impellittiere
Carnera
Italy
the Garden
Plan To Override C-Mill Tax Limit Urged In New Mexico
Walter W. Mayes Curry county Democratic chairman proposed a special session or next legislature to allow civil subdivisions in New Mexico to vote extra tax levies above the 20 mill constitutional limit. He backs the limit but says districts could need more funds in emergencies and should have authority to raise taxes if voters approve.
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Clovis
N. M
Ber
Lindberghs Set to Resume Flight Homeward
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh plan to continue their return flight tomorrow after an 1100 mile hop from Manaus Brazil. Ms Lindbergh expressed little fatigue yet longed for home as they aim to reach the United States for Christmas with their son John Morrow Lindbergh, possibly stopping at San Juan en route to Miami.
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Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Manaus
Brazil
Ms. Lindbergh
John Morrow Lindbergh
Lindberghs
West Indies
Puerto Rico
Miami
San Juan
Burial of Elida auto crash victim
Funeral services were held in Elida for Peggy Wall of Elida New Mexico who died in a one car crash near here. Justice also was killed and funeral services for him will be held at Roy tomorrow. Both were prominent New Mexico State College students.
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ELIDA
Las Cruces
Peggy Wall
N. M
Ers
Zeta Tau
Ana
Phi Beta A
Roy
R. Justice
Wth
Wall
Justice
New Mexico State College
Vado
Tooth
Grace Perry
Albuquerque
Horace Brown
el Paso
School Teacher Seeks Freedom in Murder Case
Albuquerque December 13 AP Miss Adela Salazar Tierra Amarilla school teacher charged with murder for the death of her child born during the November state teachers convention sought release on bond. She had been bound over without bond. late yesterday bond was set at 10000 dollars and the district attorney's office agreed to the amount. She was to furnish the bond today.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Adela Salazar
Tierra Amarilla
Will Klein Keep Hitting At Wrigley Field
An examination of Chuck Klein’s move from Philadelphia to the Chicago Cubs questions whether his high batting average will persist at Wrigley Field. Critics note Baker Bowl aided Phils hitters, especially lefties like Klein, suggesting Wichita-like park effects may not translate to Chicago. Historical examples of Philadelphians thriving at home but slipping on the road are cited, along with Klein’s left handed stance and past Cubs struggles.
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
Chuck
Klein
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Philly
Quakers’ Park
Cubs
Wes Schulmerich
Braves
Hal Lee
Phils
Boston
Pinkie Whitney
Baker’s Bowl
Mr. Klein
Babe Herman
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Map Surveying to Employ 2060 Workers Across Ten States
Washington announces approval of a photo mapping survey project in ten states and the District of Columbia to hire 2060 workers. The staff will include engineers, trained statistical workers, and clerks, many of them women, with 56 to be employed in New Mexico and 96 in Texas.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works
States
District of Columbia
Hopkins
New Mexico
Texas
Last Night’s College Basketball Scores Snapshot
Marquette 24 Northwestern 22 and Morningside 23 Western Union 31 in overtime. Purdue 45 Indiana Static Teachers 30. Iowa State 27 Coe 22. St. Louis U 22 Illinois 21. Kansas State 13 Kansas 27. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Marquette
Northwestern
Morningside
Western Union
Purdue
Indiana Static Teachers
Iowa State
Coe
St. Louis U
Illinois
Kansas State
Kansas
State College Holiday Schedule Announced
New Mexico State College will begin Christmas holidays on December 21 and resume January 4. The first semester ends with exams January 15 to 19. Second-semester registration is set for January 22 with beginning courses offered to all first-time registrants to ensure full course loads.
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New Mexico State College
Lobos may lose star loop player
Albuquerque reports that Big Jack Walton of Clovis, a standout basketball and a football center for the University of New Mexico Lobos, may miss the winter season due to an elbow injury from the Thanksgiving day Colorado Teachers game. Coach Roy Johnson fears a fracture and has ordered a physician’s examination as Walton’s potential loss would hit Lobos' border conference championship hopes.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Big Jack Walton
Clovis
Southwest
University of New Mexico Lobos
Walton
Colorado Teachers-Lobo
Roy Johnson
Lobo
Ralph Bowyer
Landis to Remain Baseball Chief Under New Seven Year Deal
Chicago dispatch reports Kenesaw Mountain Landis will continue as commissioner of baseball under a fresh seven year contract plus one month. The agreement, approved in two minutes by a three man committee from each major league, keeps the 67 year old in charge through 1941 with an added period to cover next major league meetings. Landis said he feels fit for many more years and joked about his age comparing it to his improving golf game.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Reserve Training Meeting At Chamber Of Commerce
Announcement of a Reserve Officers group and officer candidates meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Friday December 15 at seven night. Topic Miracles in Battles with Second Lieut Charles F Ward as intruder. All officers and candidates urged to attend. Credit hours awarded to eligible reserves. Civilians invited.
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School of Reserve
Chamber of Commerce
Chas
F- Ward
Cotton Price Squeeze Tied to Acreage and Carryover
The article traces the cotton price squeeze from 1923 to 1933 as demand fell and carryover rose. It notes high prices in 1923, rising acreage by 1926, a six million bale carryover, then thirteen million by 1933. It warns prices can’t rebound without cutting acreage and production, with AAA aid planned for 1934.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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