Plot to Overthrow U S Government In New York
Federal officials announced the arrest of 17 men and seizure of a small arsenal in a terror plot to overthrow the United States government. The investigation linked plans to bomb, raid utilities, liquidate Jews, and assassinate lawmakers, with more arrests anticipated.
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New York
United States
Harold M. Kennedy
F.B.I
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
Irish Republican Army
Hoover
Christian Front
New York National Guard
Grover Moscowitz
Brooklyn
Macklin Boettger
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Answers Of Both Norway Sweden Fail to Satisfy
A sprawling report from the Associated Press covers weather across New Mexico and the Midwest, plus Soviet Russia's protests to Norway and Sweden over neutrality violations. It notes storm damage, flight disruptions, and a cold snap in Colorado.
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Norway
Sweden
Weather Summary From The Dakotas To Montana
Light scattered snowfall reported in the Dakotas and eastern Montana with no precipitation elsewhere between the Mississippi and the Pacific. Clear weather prevails west of the Mississippi except northwest extremes and Gulf coast district. Temperatures run below normal across districts except the extreme southwest and northern plateau. Frost extended into southern Arizona and nearly to the Gulf coast in Texas. minima near 20 degrees expected Tuesday morning. Weather Bureau Office.
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Montana
Mississippi
Pacific
Gulf Coastal District
Plains
Southwest
Northern
Plateau
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Arizona
Gulf Coast
Texas
Pecos Valley
Weather Bureau
Johnson to retire as C. of C. head in Roswell
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce board will meet tomorrow night to elect a new president to succeed S. P. Johnson Jr who has led for two years. Johnson will remain on the board. The same meeting will choose a vice president and secretary. Elected to two year terms were S. Johnson Jr R. L. Malone Jr Is K Brown H A Poorbaugh Oscar Greene James A. Lee Ned Revelle. Holdovers with one year remain Col D C Pearson A D Jones Powhatan Carter E O Moore Claude Hobbs W A Losey J D Shinkle Lea Rowland.
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Roswell
S. Johnson, Jr
R. L. Malone, Jr
Brown
H. A. Poorbaugh
Oscar Greene
James A. Lee
Ned Revelle
Viipuri Bombing Raid Kills Two, City Stores Demolished
Twenty one Russian bombing planes attacked Viipuri, killing two and injuring many as a whole street of stores was demolished. Correspondents sheltered 50 yards from the blast amid debris. two hour raid lit burning buildings and widespread destruction. In Amsterdam waters the Netherlands steamer Arendskerk, 7906 tons, torpedoed and sunk with crew rescued.
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Viipuri
Finland
London
Reuters
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Arendskerk
Bay of Biscay
War Shadows Across Neutral Nations Deepens Fears
Neutrals in northern Europe face mounting anxiety as war winds intensify. Belgium and the Netherlands mobilize about one million troops along eastern fronts amid warnings of German pressure. Germany denies plans to widen the conflict while Belgians and Dutch tighten civilian defenses and cancel leaves to bolster western front positions. Russia protests neutrality violations by Sweden and Norway over anti Soviet press and aid to Finland. Air raids by Russian planes target Finnish cities as Moscow accuses those nations of aiding the Finnish fight.
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Russia
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Kallaks
Copenhagen
Tass
Oslo
Stockholm
Christian Gunther
Associated Press
Scandinavia
Low Countries
Europe
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Belga
Brussels
Red Army
France
Co ed pilots prove skill equal to male students
Two Bowling Green state university co eds enrolled in the Civil Aeronautics Authority aviation course at Bowling Green Ohio have proven they can fly as well as the 28 men in the class. The pilots are Leona Goldbinec of Rossford and Pat Pratt of Martins Ferry Ohio.
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Bowling Green State University
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Bowling Green, Q
Leona Goldbinec
Rossford
Pat Pratt
Martins Ferry
Soviet Air Attacks Hit Southern Finland In War
Helsinki reports two air alarms as the Soviet air force resumes raids after the prior day’s large offensive. Vasa suffers the heaviest damage among major towns with scores dead or wounded. about 20 towns bombed. The U S minister’s residence in Grankulla is damaged but no injuries.
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Helsinki
Finland
Vasa
Gulf of Bothnia
Turku-Helsinki
U. S
United States
Grankulla
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
Legation
Satur
Mexican bull fighter gored in Mexico City
Lorenzo Garza a famed Mexican bull fighter was severely gored in Mexico City after a failed attempt to kill a bull. He suffered a deep thigh gash as spectators jeered his earlier performance yesterday.
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Mexico City
Lorenzo Garza
Mexico
New Mexico Press Association Concludes Convention
New Mexico newspapermen closed their annual winter meeting reelecting Floyd B. Rigdon as president and choosing Clovis for the summer gathering. Richard Hindley was reelected Associated Press president of the state group. The event included debates on libel law reform and a test suit against a posting statute, with AP coverage plans for elections. Governor Miles hosted a luncheon as burros were provided for fun and Clyde Tingley offered delegates aerial tours.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
New Mexico Press Association
Floyd B. Rigdon
Carlsbad Current Argus
Clovis
Richard Hindley
Clovis Evening News-Journal
B. L. Livingstone
John E. Baker
Santa Fe
Miles
Clyde Tingley
Demaret Wins Oakland Open Golf Title in California
Jimmy Demaret of Houston pocketed 1200 dollars and won the Oakland Open golf tourney in Oakland California. Clayton Haefner of Linville North Carolina finished second after a remarkable week including a hole in one. Horton Smith of Oak Park Illinois and Ben Hogan of White Plains New York shared second honors with 282. The group’s prize share totaled 583 33.
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Calif
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Clayton Haefner
Linville
N. C
Demaret
Haeffner
Horton Smith
Oak Park, Ill
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
New deputy district governors chosen at southwestern clubs
Nelson Tydings of Hobbs and Allen Rollie Gallup were named deputy district governors of the southwestern 20 30 Clubs. The two day district convention closed yesterday with Carlsbad selected as the site for the summer meeting.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Nelson Tydings
Hobbs
Allen Rollie
Gallup
Southwestern
Carlsbad
91 Entombed Miners All Dead
Bartley No. 1 coal mine in West Virginia deadliest mine disaster in 12 years ends with 91 workers confirmed dead. Official says cause may never be known as rescue teams finish recovering bodies and one victim penned funeral instructions before death.
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Bartley
W. Va
Pond Creek Pocahontas Company
Bartley No. 1
R. E. Salvati
Ernest W. Hoops
Jackson
Spears
Ernest
Perry Britton Atwell
Break-In Saturday At Local Grocery
The South Side Grocery and Market at 610 South Main, run by J. F. Conley, was broken into early Saturday night. Police say the thief took only pennies and a small amount of merchandise after breaking the front window. No suspects found yet. entry occurred between 7:30 and 8:00.
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South Side
South Main
J. F. Conley
Henry Eller
Judge Brice To Speak Here Tuesday Night
State supreme court justice Charles Brice, one of 17 surviving NM constitutional convention members, will discuss the framing of the state constitution at the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society meeting. The program marks NM statehood anniversary and notes the 1912 admission date.
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State Supreme Court
Charles
Brice
New Mexico
Chaves County
Weather forecast for four states yields mild next days
Arizona and New Mexico expect fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Colorado remains generally fair tonight and Tuesday with the east portion warmer Tuesday afternoon. West Texas stays fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature shift.
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Albuquerque
High Plains
Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
Tucumcari
Clayton
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
West Texas
Opposition to Unrestricted Finnish Loan Sparks Debate
President Roosevelt signaled a forthcoming congressional communication on Finland aid after a lengthy Capitol Hill meeting with Senate Majority Leader Barkley and Speaker Bankhead. Leaders voiced no concrete plan, while Navy needs dominated the House naval committee as Admiral Stark urged submarines larger than rival powers for potential South Atlantic operations. Senate Judiciary panel backed attorney general nominee Frank Murphy.
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Roosevelt
Congressional
Congress
Finland
Senate
Barkley
Garner
Bankhead
Capitol Hill
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