Report Of Impending Agreement Declares A Fantastic Story
Portales New Mexico July 22 Officers continued questioning a 22 year old suspect in the fatal beating of Walter L. Dickson 64 of Spur Texas who died in a Holbrook Arizona hospital after being found unconscious near that city Arizona officers were expected here to take the suspect to Arizona The youth arrested at Elida New Mexico after residents said they saw him with a man resembling Dickson waived extradition District attorney J C Compton quoted the youth as denying guilt while hinting others were involved The suspect told the sheriff he was not ready to tell his full story
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Portales
N. M
Walter L. Dickson
Spur
Texas
Holbrook
Ariz
Arizona
Elida
Dickson
J. C. Compton
R. L. Hollis
Seek Return Bank Bandit to New Mexico
A complaint and arrest warrant were filed in federal court for Richard L. Lizarrago, 28, held in Phoenix for the Farmington National Bank robbery on July 3. He and a woman companion were captured in Mesa, Arizona. Lizarrago would face extradition to New Mexico. the bank cash was nearly $4,000. A 17-year-old Farmington boy, Arza Whitson, implicated in the case, was sent to juvenile authorities in Colorado.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Richard L. Lizarrago
Phoenix
Farmington National Bank
Federal District Court
Lizarrago
Mesa
Ariz
Farmington Bank
C. C. Culpepper
Colorado
Arza Whitson
Farmington
Silverton
Colo
FBI
Arizona
Santa Fe
Lizarraga
American cafe owner slain in Shanghai newspaper attack
A. F. Wilson, 47, once a Philadelphia native and Shanghai cafe owner, was killed after attempting to seize a terrorist during a raid on two Chinese language newspapers in Shanghai. Nine others were hurt as more than 150 shots were fired and grenades used. the attackers escaped. Wilson had spent 25 years in the Far East and previously captained steamships.
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Shanghai
A. F. Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Chiang Kai-Shek
International Settlement
Far East
Edward VII
Wool Labeling Bill Heads To House Action
The Senate approved a wool labeling bill 48 to 23 and sent it toward House consideration where a companion measure has Commerce Committee backing. The bill would require labeling of virgin wool reclaimed wool and other fibers, allow FTC seizure of misbranded goods, and impose fines up to 5000 dollars with possible imprisonment. Senator Schwartz led the bill with support from western wool states, while New England opponents warned of higher costs and harm to growers due to more fiber waste.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
House
House Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Schwartz
D-Wye
New England
Farmington Bank Robbery Suspect Reveals Details
FBI planned to return to New Mexico with Richard L. Lizarrago 28 an ex convict who admitted the July 3 Farmington New Mexico bank robbery in which about 4000 was taken He named a brother of his female companion as an accomplice the woman denied participation and said she had ridden with him since the holdup Lizarrago drove to Durango Colorado with the woman's brother after the heist then traveled through Utah Nevada and California Arza Whitson 17 was sent to the New Mexico Industrial School after admitting accompanying the bandit into Colorado and being abandoned. The sheriff said Lizarrago formerly worked as a post office employee.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Mexico
Richard L. Lizarrago
Lon Jordan
Farmington
N. M
Lizarrago
Mesa
Jordan
Durango
Colo
Utah
Nevada
California
Post Office
Arza Whitson
New Mexico Industrial School
Whitson
Colorado
Salvage Efforts Lag After Thetis Submarine Sinks
The British submarine Thetis was raised from Liverpool Bay early this morning but cables slipped after a short tow and salvage was halted. Two men were slightly injured. Salvage directors will confer with the Admiralty next week on further operations. Thetis sank June 1 with 99 lives lost.
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Thetts
Liverpool Bay
Admiraltty
Thetis
Mayor backs nine more greens at Roswell golf course
Mayor Charles L. Allison told The Record the city should add nine grass greens to make a full 18 hole course. He said it would attract out of town golfers and benefit local businesses. A $24,000 WPA project has been approved to add the nine greens and work could start soon.
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Charles L. Allison
The
Record Today
Roswell
Senators expect Roosevelt to sign Hatch bill
Washington July 22 Senators forecast the president would sign the Hatch bill prohibiting political activity by most federal employees. The Senate sent the bill to the White House after a stormy session over minor amendments, and Vice President Garner predicted it would become law this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hatch
Senate
White House
Congress
Garner
Missing boy may be case vengeance in New York
The disappearance of 16 year old Hovannes Dadourian, Yonkers High School junior, is treated as possible kidnapping amid theories of vengeance for the ar chbishop Leon Tourian murder conviction. Dickran Dadourian, father and Armenian volunteer, says his son left home with little money and no ransom demand. Police weigh motive as they pursue leads and context from the 1983 archbishop case.
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New York
Dickran Dadourian
Hovannes Dadourian
Yonkers
Dadourian
Leon Tourian
Cadourian
Hovannes
Mercy Errands Fail to Save Life
In Omaha parishes near Oakland Nebraska the death of Dr Eugene Stromberg 29 a rural sociologist and college instructor ends a 412 day struggle with dysentery after 38 blood transfusions from friends and relatives He contracted the infection while teaching at Huntington College Alabama and his illness stirred broad church support in the area including the rural Swedish Methodist congregation led by Rev Leonard Stromberg and aided by many townspeople and his father in law Dr A J Tyler
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Omaha
Neb
Oakland
Eugene Stromberg
Leonard Stromberg
Huntington College
Montgomery
Ala
Dr. Stromberg
Nebraska
Ten Fire Plugs Turned On Here As A Prank
Ten fire plugs were turned on last night in various city locations including 6th and Kentucky and 13th and Union. Police and fire crews scrambled to shut them off, warning that water pressure was crippled and a serious fire loss could have resulted. The prank continued from 11 30 p m to 12 10 a m with plugs on at multiple intersections including Main and Wildy Pennsylvania and Hendricks and Richardson and Albuquerque. Chief Rue Chrisman stressed the danger and potential consequences of such actions.
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Rue Chrisman
Chrisman
6Th
Kentucky
13Th
Union
4Th
Main
Wildy
South Main By Hospital
Pennsylvania
Hendricks
Richardson
Albuquerque
Virginia
Deming
5Th
Railroad
Garden
Oil Well Completed Southeast Of Roswell
L. W. Tarkenton ton announces a new oil pool in the Pecos Valley about twelve miles southeast of Roswell. The Russell and Woods Sterret Brothers No. 1 is completed at 1,050 feet, pumping a 38 gravity oil and yielding an estimated 10 to 20 barrels per day.
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Pecos Valley
Roswell
Russell and Woods Sterret Brothers
Tarkenton
Frank Peters
Sterret No. 1
Woods
Russell Sterret Well No. 1
Fordham Names First Woman Dean at Social Service School
Fordham University in New York City tallies a historic milestone as Rev. Robert I. Gannon names Miss Anna E. King head of the university’s school for social service. The Catholic Jesuit institution notes about 3000 women students on campus.
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Fordham University
New York City
Anna E. King
University
School For Social Service
Robert I. Gannon
Fordham
New Water Main Construction On West Eighth Street
A 6 inch concrete lined water main is laid on West 8th Street from Missouri Avenue to the airport fence and then one block south to connect with the golf course main at 4 green. An old corroded main from Missouri to Montana is replaced and four inch mains are added on Kansas and Ohio avenues. New fire plugs and valves installed. city buys pipe, WPA provides labor. E Lamontine supervises the project.
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Missouri Avenue
Airport
Missouri
Montana
Kansas
Ohio Avenues
8Th Street
WPA
E. Lamontine
Weather Forecast For Four States Brief
New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with widely scattered showers and warmer conditions in the extreme northeast. Colorado remains generally fair tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the northwest and east portions. Arizona stays generally fair with unsettled conditions in the east. West Texas reports fair weather tonight and Sunday with slightly cooler conditions in the north and extreme west portions tonight.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Miera Charges Chavez Over Promises to Spanish Speakers
In Santa Fe New Mexico Senator Dennis Chavez and his political allies faced charges from Maurice Miera accusing them of deceiving and neglecting the Spanish speaking population. Miera cites eight years of broken promises and calls for action while Chavez defends his record and cites discussions with WPA officials on alleged discrimination and unemployment compensation concerns.
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Santa FE
N. M
Dennis Chavez
Politcal
Maurice Miera
New Mexico
Chavez
Miera
Washington
F. C. Harrington
Works Progress
WPA
J. J. Connelly
R. L. Nicholson
Unemployed Compensation Commission
French Court Approves Oil Seizures in Mexico Expropriation
In Le Havre a French civil court recognized the legality of Mexico's expropriation of foreign oil assets. It ordered Mexican Eagle Oil Company to pay 25 francs per 1000 liters to 22 importers for impounded oil, totaling about 548 dollars for 12,000 tons, with the oil valued at 240,000 dollars.
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LE Havre
France
Mexican Eagle Oil Company
Pagle Company
Royal Dutch Shell
New York
Mexican Eagle
Died Of Thirst In Mohave Desert
SAN BERNARDINO Calif July 22 Weathered by heat William L Hyatt 62 died of thirst in the Mojave Desert after abandoning his car when an axle broke on a trip to a mine Two miners J M Grath and R W Davis found his body near Saratoga Springs about 40 miles north of Baker He dug holes in the sand with sticks searched for water for 23 hours and threw away his canteen after walking more than ten miles.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Mojave
William L. Hyatt
Saratoga Springs
Baker
Hyatt
J. M. Grath
R. W. Davis
Heavy Rain Report From Fort Stanton At 10 A.M.
The weather bureau reported 1.85 inches of rain at Fort Stanton by 10 a.m. today and that it was still raining.
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Fort Stanton
Weather Bureau
Reds Beat Phillies 2-0 On Derringer Complete Game
Paul Derringer allowed five hits to earn his 13th victory as the Cincinnati Reds shut out the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 0. Reds scored in the third and ninth inning.
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Reds
Phillies
Philadelphia
Paul Derringer
Athletics 4 Detroit 2 in opener of doubleheader
Philadelphia Athletics beat Detroit Tigers 4 to 2 as Buck Newsom yielded three hits in the ninth and Lynn Nelson held Detroit to five. First game score 4-2 with Nelson pitching and Hayes Tebbetts contributing. Second game details incomplete in source.
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Athletics
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Lynn Nelson
Philadelphia
Tigers
City Beautiful Contest Entries Highlight Flowers and Grounds
Mrs H C Roberts of 608 South Washington submitted two entries in the City Beautiful Contest including a nasturtium bouquet and a first year development classification for new grounds with trees and shrubs. Mrs Stanley Segler delivered a yellow cosmos bouquet and a bachelor’s button bouquet to the Chamber of Commerce. No prizes are awarded for flower varieties in this contest, and growers are urged to bring bouquets and enter. The event features numerous classifications beyond bouquets such as beds yards and premises. Information may be secured at the Chamber of Commerce. County assessor C M Cooper who was injured in an auto accident near Ashland Kansas last Saturday has returned to work.
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H. C. Roberts
South Washington Today
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Segler
C. M. Cooper
Ashland
Kansas
Jones says RFC will incur plenty of losses
Jesse H. Jones testified before the Senate Banking Committee that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation would suffer a very substantial percentage of losses on existing business loans. He said the agency would make mistakes and bad loans, but defended Roosevelt's lending bill as needed.
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Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Majority
Barkley
Dky
Congress
Jesse H. Jones
New
Federal Loan Agency
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Loan
Roosevelt
RFC
Townsong
Rdel
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