Band of 11 Robbers Seize Ohio Village And Loot Town Bank
A gang of eleven or more burglars seized North Fairfield Ohio early today, blew open the village bank with seven charges, looted about 7000 dollars, and held residents in their homes while gunmen warned against leaving. Carpenter James Garrett was shot at his porch but not hit as wires and doors were damaged. Authorities report the thieves cut all telephones and lights and escaped before 5 a.m.
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Willard, O
North Fairfield
James Garrett
Garrett
Gane
Nature Steers Through Storms Around World
Violent weather affected many regions as California faced cloudbursts, Honduras volcanic activity, Rome floods from the Tiber, and heavy snow in Nova Scotia. Seventeen died rescuing the Usworth in mid Atlantic gales. eleven saved. Sierra Madre rains flooded Foothill Boulevard near Los Angeles. Rome’s Tiber overflowed. Nova Scotia roads blocked. Alberta and Nebraska reports of deep snows and wolves. In New Mexico Old Guard Republicans form a permanent group with Ed Safford as chairman planning county and state committees.
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California
Honduras
Tiber
Rome
Italy
Nova Scotia
Usworth
Sierra Madre Hills
Los Angeles
Foothill
New Foundland
United States
Middle-West
Albion
Nebraska
Belgrade
Neb
Albuquerque
Old Guard Republicans
Old Guard’ Republicans of
New Mexico
Ed Safford
Hitler shaken by train wreck near Verden
Berlin report says Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler was shaken but unhurt when his special train collided with an autobus in fog near Verden. Fourteen killed, including 13 travelers from a touring theater group. one died in hospital. The crash occurred as Hitler returned from Bremen ceremonies marking a liner christening.
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Berlin
Hitler
Bremen
No Fish Conference Returns Home With Grievances
In London 1939, about 100 writers and 50 delegates from here attended a disarmament gathering. Roosevelt hired Norman Davis and paid him a large fee to attend all conferences. Participants leave upset with each other, as conferences often reveal honesty disputes. History may show nations go to war only after a prior conference.
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Hollywod
London
Roosevelt
Davis
Norman Davis
Honery
Cotton Growers Back Bankhead Act Amid Vote Totals
Southern cotton growers voted to continue the Bankhead Act with preliminary returns showing 896,233 Yes to 1,280 No in 17 states. California New Mexico and Oklahoma failed to reach a two thirds threshold. A national quota will be set based on expected next year consumption, roughly 12 million bales. Senator Bankhead commented on the measure.
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Associated Press
Wallace
California
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Farm Administration
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Weather unsettled with snow in mountain states
The report covers a period from December 17 to 22 with unsettled conditions across New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Kansas. It notes snow potential in northwest and north central New Mexico, occasional snow in Colorado and southwest Sunday, colder conditions tonight and Sunday, and varying cloudiness and flurries in Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas. Temperatur es are listed for several cities including Amarillo Denver El Paso Chicago and others.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
West Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Canvassing Board Answers Chavez Mandamus Action
The state canvassing board filed its answer to Congress Chavez's mandamus action in the New Mexico Supreme Court. It argues a statewide recanvass is needed and cites adequate legal remedies via a vote contest. The court will hear the case December 21. officials note possible delay in certificates due to statewide recanvass.
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State
Canvassing Board
Supreme Court
Chavez
Santa Fe
State Canvassing Board
State Supreme Court
Dennis Chavez
U. S
San Miguel County
Sen. Bronson Cutting
Counei
Senator Cutting
Frank H. Patton
Reed Hockeman
J. D. Atwood
C. O. Askren
George R. Craig
John C. Watson
A. L. Zinn
San Miguel
Tulsa youths deaths spark grand jury probe clash
Tulsa county attorney Holly Anderson opposes plans to convene a grand jury to inquire into the fatal shooting of John F. Gorrell Jr. and Sidney Born Jr. Anderson vows to oppose any move to open the inquiry, while A F Sweeney urges Judge Thurman Hurst to summon a special grand jury to air the evidence. Phil Kennamer, 19, is noted among those involved in the case.
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John Gorrell
Oklahoma
Sidney Born, Jr
Tulsa
Born
Philip Kennamer
Gorrell
Okla
Holly Anderson
Washington
Anderson
John F. Gorrell
A. F. Sweeney
Thurman Hurst
Phil Kennamer
18 Slot Machines Taken in Santa Fe
Santa Fe reports 18 slot machines seized in raids on pool halls restaurants and drug stores mainly on the Plaza. Proprieties owners face district court charges. machines stored in county vault and to be destroyed at a public ceremony in front of the courthouse.
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Santa Fe
C. R. McIntosh
County Court House
McIntosh
Court House
Reach Agreement on Hobbs Oil Output
Santa Fe December 15 AP Frank Vesely state land commissioner said an agreement reached governing daily production from the Hobbs pool in Lea county. The deal must be reviewed by 21 regional oil companies before it takes effect and continues the current contract expiring January 1. It mirrors the daily New Mexico allotment of 45 900 barrels for December set by federal administrator Ickes.
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Santa Fe
Frank Vesely
Hobbs
Lea County
New Mexico
Lckes
Take Murder Out of Nursery Drive Aimed at Toys
The nationwide PTA campaign in Chicago pledges to remove toy guns and play weapons from children to stop making mock gangsters and curb real crime. It targets games like cops and robbers as a public threat and asks schools to enlist in eradicating toy weapons from childhood.
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Chicago
Parent-Teacher Association
Madrid Miners Leave Dispute to U S Board
Madrid New Mexico December 15 AP Leval United Mine Workers of America officials agreed to leave all matters in the present strike at the Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal Company mine to the federal labor board for the mining industry at Denver for decision. The board at Denver reported no decision yet and said none could be made until both sides submit matters.
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Madrid
N. M
Leval United
Mine Workers of America
Albuquerque and Cerrillos
Federal Labor Board
Denver
T. S. Hogan
Border Conference All-Star Football Team Selected
The official all-border states conference football team was announced with three players from New Mexico University and three from Arizona University. First-string selections include Lobos Walker guard, Bower end, Paiz halfback, Wildcats Bud Robinson end, Bart Nolan, Jackie, and Ted Bland quarterback. Second team features players from Tempe, Flagstaff, and other schools in key line positions and backfield.
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Tucson
Ariz
New Mexico University
Arizona University
Emil Larson
Tempe
Walker
Bower
Paiz
Bud” Robinson
Bart Nolan
Jackie
Ted Bland
Texas Tech
New Mexico Aggies
Priddy
Dowell
Bresnham
Hanson
Arizona State
Baxter
Flagstaff
Sexton
Sackett
Bendixen
Crogan
Arizona
Beeler
Owen
Lionberger
Pratt
New Mexico
Aggies
Hailfbacks
Dennard
Hays
Henderson
Fuller
Finland Pays $228,558 Debt to United States
The Treasury reported cash receipt of Finland’s $228,558 debt payment to the United States. It was the only cash payment received today out of $156,729,976 owed by a dozen foreign debtors.
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Washington
Treasury
Finland
United States
Earthquakes Felt From Tibet Shake Bombay Area
Two severe shocks were recorded on seismographs in Bombay at 2 02 a m and later from a distant Tibetan center beyond the Himalayas. The report notes the shocks were strong and attributed to activity in the mountainous region north of India.
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Bombay
India
Tibet
Two Die in Chicago for Killing Officers
Chicago December 15 AP two men Walter Dittman 2% and Herman Boulan 36 died in the electric chair early today for the slaying of policeman Bari M Jensen Their deaths bring to seven the total of cop killers executed in the last two years in Chicago s grim drive against the slavers of her law officers.
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Chicago
Walter Dittman
Herman Boulan
Bari M. Jensen
London Seismic Quake Shocks Arctic North of Canada
London seismographs recorded a severe earthquake early today with shocks lasting about an hour. The epicenter was traced to about 4,006 miles away in a direction believed to be north of Canada.
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London
Arctic
Canada
Fire Threatened Elmsford Village Fire
A village fire in Elmsford New York spread from the Wax Works to nearby buildings along Main Street and the Saw Mill River. Twelve buildings burned five of them leveled, ten roofs burned, and five more structures destroyed including two apartment houses. Damages estimated at 150000 with twenty families displaced. all residents uninjured. Fire from wax caused the spread aided by neighboring towns’ apparatus.
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Elmsford
N. Y
APA
Esa
Coe
Harvey Dunnigan
Old Colonial Hall
Valley Stream
Main Street
Saw Mill River
Ali
Fimsford
Westcies
New York City
Record Candy Offer Opens for Christmas Subscriptions
The Daily Record announces its Christmas Candy offer for subscriptions. Local subscribers pay $6.00 per year in advance for a 2 pound box of candy from John R St. John, matching last year’s quality. Back subscriptions must be paid and new subscriptions secured by six o'clock on Monday, December 24.
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Daily Record
John. R St
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