E. J. House Jr Named for Motor Patrol School
Santa Fe reports 19 candidates selected to attend the Motor Patrol Training School at St Michael's College led by Attorney General E K Neumann chairing the patrol commission. Ten will be chosen for chief and patrol positions, with work expected by August 1 as the school, opening July 6, is conducted by a Texas highway patrol official.
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Santa Fe
N. M
St. Michael’s College
E. K. Neumann
Patrol Commission
W. R. Anderson
Carlsbad
M. G. Benavides
Albuquerque
Gilbert Beckner
Clayton
Phillip Coyle
Clovis
R. P. Chappell
Mountain Nair
F. M. Druley
Silver City
Henry Eager
Tucumcari
J. T. ‘Godsey
Hobbs
C. A. Heath
M. J. Louse
Jr. Roswell
Earl E. Irish
Ivan Johnson
Reoy W. H. Katz
Deming
Chare
Matsey
Gallup
Charles Miller
C. J. Quintana
Taos
Carles Salas
Las Cruce
Patrol
Pickford and Fairbanks Contemplate Separation
Hollywood report states Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks plan a separation and possible divorce with Pickfair for sale. She issued a brief statement amid long rumors of discord, noting incompatibility as grounds if a divorce occurs.
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Mary Pickford
Pickfair
Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Mary
America
Hollywood
Wvairbanks
Douglas
Fairbanks
Europe
Indo-China
South Sea Islands
Miss Pickford
New York City
Violent Windstorm Destroys Homes Across Chicago Suburbs
A northwest to southeast windstorm swept 20 miles from Elgin to Chicago tearing roofs from about 50 homes and damaging dozens more. The storm injured around twenty people, damaged 28 Chicago houses, and disrupted the American Air Races. The gusts toppled trees, shattered power lines, and caused extensive garden losses across Glen Ellyn Wheaton and other suburbs. An 80,000 dollar plane at the airport was wrecked and a worker seriously injured.
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Chicago
Elgin
Ill
Fox River Valley
St. Charles
Glen Ellyn
Wheater
Matchwood
Lake Michigan
Texas Man Stricken at World Conference
Ralph W. Morrison of Texas, member of the American delegation to the world economic conference, was suddenly stricken with illness in London. Senator James Couzens visited and said the condition was not serious, though a doctor and nurse were summoned. Initially thought to be appendicitis, the illness appeared later to be acute indigestion.
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London
Ralph W. Morrison
Texas
Morrison
James Couzens
Michigan
Roosevelt
United States of America
Cotton growers sign for cotton reduction in Chaves County
Up to Saturday night Chaves County cotton growers had signed agreements to retire from production this year 3290 acres of cotton. Reports from J R Thomas county agent to state headquarters confirm the totals.
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Chaves County
J. R. Thomas
Bad Weather Delays Balbo Flight To Reykjavik
Unfavorable weather in Londonderry delayed the Italian fliers led by Air Minister Italo Balbo on the 930 mile hop to Reykjavik Iceland. A collision with a refueling boat slightly damaged Balbo s plane and another craft, repaired in Londonderry ship yard. Balbo stayed for better weather.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Air
Italo Balbo
Reykjavik
Iceland
Amsterdam
Chicago
America
Balbo
Two Men Arrested After Roswell Theft Near Oasis Gin
Deputy Homer Dunagan jailed Reese Wahl 24 and Erskine Sisk 18 on a highway east of Roswell after they reportedly stole 29 dollars from J. W. Cocker while he slept. The men had 27.60. they claim to have borrowed it, denied by the lender. They were helping J. C. Lollar move when seized. Sisk had been living with Lollar.
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J. W. Cocker
Jim Miler
Pecos River
Roswell
Homer Dunagan
Reese Wahl
Erskine Sisk
Rosweil
J. C. Lollar
Sisk
Lollar
Bird Dinner Hosts Kin in Hopkins Missouri
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bird entertained relatives at a dinner in Hopkins Missouri on July 3. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Loren Buzzard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Crane, Dale Bird, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bird, all residents of the Fayte neighborhood nearby.
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Hopkins, Mo
Edwin Bird
Loren Buzzard
Kenneth Bird
Eugene Crane
Dale Bird
Joe Bird
Fayte
Preliminary Hearing Held for H G Ruaert Leader in Strike
The preliminary hearing for H G Ruaert charged with assault and riot related to the agriculture workers strike was held this afternoon before Police Judge L L Johnson.
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H. G. Ruaert
L. L. Johnson
Night watchman kills gangster at Raton New Mexico
Raton New Mexico July 3 AP coroner's jury examines the death of Mike Cito a Denver gangster killed by night watchman W E Wingo during an attempted grocery store robbery near the store just after 130 am Cito struck Wingo with his gun and was shot four times as three accomplices fled into the night
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Cito
Wingo
Seligman Favored Repeal Opposes Governor Seligman
In Albuquerque Rev George M Hammond of the Anti Saloon League of New Mexico says opposition to Governor Seligman will aid the city cause. He claims the governor supports repeal and that funds are needed for the September 19 repeal election. He calls the governor “wet” and quips you can tell a man by his circle.
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Albuquerque
N.1
Nothng
Ciry
Seligman
George M Hammond
Wectzite
New Mexico
Hammond
Econd
Clovis Youth Killed in Auto Accident
Luis Olmos a 22 year old musician and former Clovis high school student died when the car he was riding in with J W Simpson News Journal employee rolled over on the highway four miles west of Clovis New Mexico early yesterday Olmos suffered head and internal injuries Simpson had bruises and cuts Olmos was born in Mexico and had received much of his education in the area
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Clovis
N. M
Luis Olmos
J. W. S'mpson
News-Journal
Here
Clow's
Meiroe
Olmos
Mexico
Baseball Scores From Dero Today
Chicago 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 4 trailing Cleveland 1 1 0 6 3 0 0 5. Marberry and Hayworth start for Chicago with Coffman and Shea behind. Durham, Kimsey and Grube for Cleveland with Hildebrand and Pytlak. Only games reported.
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Marberry and Hayworth
Coffman and Shea
Chicago
Cleveland
Durham
Kimsey and Grube
Hildebrand and Pytlak
Rumor of U S Recognition of Soviet Russia
Washington on July 3 AP reports that Roosevelt’s first push to tap the Soviet market sparked talk of possible U S recognition of Soviet Russia. No official move is indicated though several close advisors reportedly urge recognition. The U S U S R have unusually direct diplomatic ties for two nations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Ruth Nichols lands in Albuquerque en route to Los Angeles
Ruth Nichols the aviatrix arrived in Albuquerque from Wichita at 10 55 a m MST during a refueling stop on her flight to the coast. After lunch she resumed the trip but returned to the field 109 minutes later due to motor trouble and remained grounded until repairs. She had earlier faced plane difficulties in Wichita causing a layover there last night.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ruth Nichols
Aviatrix
Los Angeles
Wichita
Kansas
Miss Nichols
Horton Smith Ties Lead in British Open Qualifying Round
Horton Smith of Chicago shot a sub par 71 to tie with George T Dunlap Jr of New York for the lead in the first qualifying round of the British Open at St Andrews Scotland on July 3. The American field included Bill Greenwich Conn and others posting strong scores on the new course as contenders for the championship.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Horton Smith
Chicago
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Jech
Bill É
Greenwich
Conn
Old Sol Lights Claremore Fourth With Window Glass Heat
In Claremore Oklahoma on July 32 AP reports a blistering Fourth of July start as a hot sun concentrates like window glass. A local shop offers "worth works" priced at ten and five cent window displays valued at a hundred dollars.
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Claremore
Oxila
Sol
Former Roswellite Visits Jim Hamilter of rock Texas
Visiting relatives describe a local visit by a Roswellite and Jim Hamilter in Texas. The report notes the early day resident’s presence and the town’s reaction to the visitors.
Boardman Dies After Transcontinental Flight Crash
Russell Boardman a 35 year old Boston aviator and former long distance record holder died at City Hospital Indianapolis from injuries after a Saturday crash while attempting a New York to Los Angeles prize flight. He suffered a fractured skull broken shoulder and lung puncture. His wife Mrs Boardman and brother Earl visited him before death.
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Indianapolis
Russell Boardman
Boston
Mass
City Hospital
Earl
Albuquerque
N. M
Boardman
Municipal
New York
Los Angeles
Peardman
Istanbul
Turkey
John Polando
Flynn
Boy Scout Camp We-hin-ah Closes Tomorrow
The Boy Scout Camp We-hin-ah near Weed New Mexico in the Sacramento Mountains will close tomorrow. Reports say all are well and enjoying themselves with a turkey dinner for the boys at eleven. P V Thorson praises it as the best camp he has run among about twenty.
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Sacramento Mountains
Weed
New Mexico
P. V. Thorson
Roswell Baptists Plan Portales Fourth of July Picnic
About thirty Roswell Baptists plan a July Fourth celebration and picnic at the New Mexico Baptist Orphans Home in Portales. The group includes thirty one from across the state and three Indians. The orphanage sits on a 160 acre tract. Only white children are admitted and there is no religion policy.
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Roswell
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E. J. House, JR
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H. G Bfaert
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