King George V Seriously Ill With Heart Trouble
King George V, aged seventy, suffered a heart attack and bronchial ailment at Sandringham. A bulletin said his cardiac weakness and circulation embarrassment increased, causing anxiety. Oxygen was given to assist breathing, and a London heart specialist joined three physicians at the bedside.
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Associated Press
Samringnam
Eng
George V
England
London
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Maurice A. Cassidy
Sandringham House
Snow Blankets Roswell and Nearby Towns in New Mexico
Snow fell across Roswell and portions of eastern New Mexico shortly after midnight, with accumulations around 2.5 inches and local skies clearing by morning. Reports from Clovis Vaughn Artesia and other towns noted snow, cold, or clear conditions as temperatures dipped to near 20 degrees above zero, while air traffic resumed under clearing skies.
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Lovington
Alamogordo
White Mountains
Carrizozo
Clovis
Vaughn
Artesia
Mercury
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
E. L. Hardy
United States Weather Station
Chaves County Wins Gas Tax Refund Case
Santa Fe reports District Judge M A Otero Jr ordered the state to refund 8 50 to Chaves County for gasoline used in road work tax exempt under the law. Ralph Sheehan noted potential county coffers gains while Attorney General Patton saw little chance of appeal.
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Santa Fe
Caseline
Chaves County
M. A. Otero, Jr
John D. Bingaman
State Revenue Commissioner
Ralph Sheehan
Roswell
Frank Patton
Curry County
Patton
Basic Issues of 1936 Election
John D. M. Hamilton, Republican National Committee general counsel and Kansas delegate, outlined the party’s core issues as Recovery, wasteful spending, and centralized government. Speaking at the Women's National Republican Club anniversary luncheon, he criticized New Deal methods and warned against sacrificing political liberty for economic security.
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New York
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Kansas
Women's
National Republican Club
Harry Hopkins
Rexford Tugwell
Administration
No Controversy With Hof fman On Reprieve
A AP report from Perth Amboy and Trenton describes Attorney General David T. Wilentz and Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf agreeing no good purpose would come from a public dispute with Gov Harold G Hoffman over his Hauptmann reprieve. The pair planned to discuss any new evidence only if presented, while defense counsel disputed reports of a break with Hauptmann’s legal team.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
David T. Wilentz
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Perth Amboy
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Egbert Rosecrans
Fisher
Anna Hauptmann
Rosecrans
Court of Pardons
Hoffman
Roosevelt Memorial Dedication Scheduled In New York
New York will dedicate its 3.5 million Roosevelt Memorial after 16 years of work with President Roosevelt delivering the main address. Edith Roosevelt, widow of Theodore Roosevelt, will listen by radio from a hospital. The memorial sits near Central Park, features a 30 foot equestrian statue, bas relief pedestals, and a 600 seat lecture hall with 5230 square feet of murals depicting Roosevelt as canal builder, statesman, and hunter.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
New York State
Roosevelt
White House
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Long Island Hospital
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park
Weather Forecast Warm Sunday With Snow Potential
Forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions on Sunday. Precipitation expected at 0.08 inches, with light snowfall around half an inch possible. Temperatures range as high as 56 and low around 20.
Rebellion Reported in Ethiopia Amid World War II Fronts
Reports from Addis Ababa describe a serious rebel movement in Gojjam province near Debra Markes as battles erupt and towns held by rebels resist a loyal army. Italian advances in the south claim 5,000 Ethiopian casualties and 3,000 prisoners, while European diplomacy focuses on the Geneva League of Nations council and potential peace overtures.
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Associated Press
Haile Selassie
Gojjam
Ethiopia
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Debra Markees
Rome
High Command
Pistoia
Europe
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Mussolini
Council
Duke of Pistoia
London
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Council
Paris
Pierre Laval
Edouard Herriot
Laval
Roosevelt praised as champion at Socorro club event
Gov. Clyde Tingley urged Socorro County citizens to think for themselves in the 1936 election. He praised President Roosevelt as the champion of the poor and warned a Republican president would end work on Depression era projects. He spoke at the remodelled Socorro Armory during a Roosevelt Garner Club dedication and organizational meeting.
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Socorro
N. M
Roosevelt
Clyde Tingley
Socorro County
Roosevelt-Garner Club
Death of Frank Jaramillo under investigation in Albuquerque
Full inquiry into the death of Frank Jaramillo awaited Major E M Fickett in Jemez camp. A death certificate was issued after an autopsy at the U S Veterans Hospital. County health office reported no comment from district officers until the commanding officer returns.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Jaramillo
Jemez
E. M. Fickett
Jaramillo
Bernalillo County
U. S. Veteran’s Hospital
CCC
Socorro's New City Hall Nears Completion in 30 Days
Socorro New Mexico January 18 AP foreman George Sickles announced the WPA financed city hall will be completed within 30 days. The building will house offices for the mayor marshal and city clerk a council room and jail cells.
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Socorro
N. M
George Sickles
Boy Four Lost in Mountains Near Mexican Border
Four year old Roy Rogers vanished from his grandfather Ira Rogers's ranch near Bisbee Arizona after wandering into rugged Guadalupe Mountains. Airplanes Indian trackers and soldiers from United States and Mexico aided the search, aided by bloodhounds and safety pin and hair found miles from the ranch.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Guadalupe Mountains
Ira Rogers
March Field
Calif
Alberto Espinoza
Sonora
Mexico
Fort Huachuca
25Th Infantry
New Mexico
International Line
L. W. McDonald Ranch
McDonald Ranch
Pauline Frederick in Critical Condition After Surgery
Hollywood, January 18. Attending physicians fear for the life of Pauline Frederick, veteran actress of stage and screen, who underwent a major operation Thursday to remove an intestinal obstruction. Doctors Dennis and Bailey call her condition critical. The brunette star has been a leading show figure since the early 1900s.
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Hollywood
Calif
Pauline Frederick
H. O. Dennis
Walter Bailey
Trial ongoing in Alamogordo manslaughter case
Alamogordo N M Jan 18 AP Trial of Robert L Tierney of Las Cruces continues on manslaughter and DUI charges after a state witness said two liquor bottles were found in his car following a July 3 collision that killed three Marcia logging camp workers Alejandro Montoya Juan Mendoza and R Rodriguez as the accident near here cost their lives
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Alamogordo
N. M
Robert L. Tierney
Las Cruces
Tierney
Here
Alejandro Montoya
Juan Mendoza
R. Rodriguez
Truck Driver Rescued From Icy Evergreen Lake
Denver reports Larry Knolle a 36 year old truck driver was rescued after his five ton rig broke through the ice on Evergreen Lake. He described watching water burst through the cab floor and breaking free after a head first effort. A six person human chain formed across cracked ice to pull him out and rush him toward Denver where doctors treated shock and exposure.
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Denver
Colo
Larry Knolle
Enolle
Knolle
German Fleet Under Construction In Early 1936 Survey
The naval monthly Marine Rundschau reports 110500 tons of warships under construction in German shipyards at the start of 1936. The buildup includes two battleships of 96000 tons, two 10000-ton cruisers, sixteen destroyers, sixteen submarines, and ten auxiliary craft.
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Berlin
Naval Monthly
Marine Rundscheu
Reich
Kipling Dies in England at 70 in Hospital
London AP reports Rudyard Kipling, famed poet and novelist, died early today at Middlesex Hospital at age 70 after surgery for a perforated stomach ulcer. He lay in a private room, with wife and daughter present, awaiting cremation plans and possible burial at Westminster Abbey. Tributes poured in from Bernard Shaw The Times and U.S. Ambassador Robert W. Bingham calling him a master of imperialistic literature and the English tongue.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Great Britain
Middlesex Hospital
Westminister Abbey
Britain
Sussex
Burwash
Bernard Shaw
Kipling
United States
Robert W. Bingham
A. E. Webb-Johnson
Birthday Ball Stunts Planned For President’s Day Benefit
New York announces a nationwide Birthday Ball for the President on January 30 to raise funds for infantile paralysis. Colonel Carl Byoir says past stunts from 1934 and 1935 will reappear, with Roswell joining the effort and Cahoon Armory hosting a large event. Tickets cost one dollar, aid local and national campaigns, with 70 percent of Roswell proceeds staying local.
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New York
Carl Byoir
National Committee For
Byoir
Roswell
Cahoon Armory
Peint
National Fund
Albuquerque Baptists Advance Church Project
The Albu 쥬querque First Baptist Church plans a $40,000 expansion approved by members with construction slated to start March 15. For years services have been held in the basement.
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Albuquerque Baptists
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque First
Springer elected president of production credit association
William H. Springer of Las Vegas was elected president at the annual meeting of the Springer Production Credit Association. F. F. Sauble of Springer was named vice president and S. E. Paxton was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Springer
N. M
Wm. H. Springer
Springer Production Credit Association
Las Vegas
F. F. Sauble
S. E. Paxton
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