Miles Opens Campaign At Santa Rosa For Democratic Nomination
Governor John E. Miles formally opened his bid for re election at a Santa Rosa rally. Four candidates filed for New Mexico’s lone congressional seat, with others circulating petitions as the primary race heats up.
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Miles
Santa Rosa
Associated Press
John E. Miles
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
Texas Voters Go to Polls In Dem Primary
In Dallas on July 27 Gov. W Lee O Daniel faces five opponents in the Texas Democratic primary. Opponents include Jerry Sadler Miriam A Ferguson E O Thompson Harry Hines and Arlen B Cyclone Davis. Observers expect up to a million voters with the winner needing a majority to avoid a runoff next month.
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Dallas
W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
O’daniel
Jerry Sadler
Miriam A
Ma) Ferguson
Col
E. O. Thompson
Harry Hines
Arlen B
Cyclone) Davis
New Mexico Population Tops Half Million in Census Report
Albuquerque July 27 The census bureau released preliminary figures showing New Mexico's population at about 525,000, up from 423,317 in 1930. The rise, estimated between 20 and 25 percent, could make the state eligible for a second congressman, with final numbers due late next week.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
J. H. Newett
Newett
U S Aid Planned for War Refugees Under 50 Million
President Roosevelt issued an executive order to purchase and ship up to 50 million dollars in supplies for European war refugees. Wallace will buy agricultural goods while Morgenthau handles other materials, with the Red Cross transporting and distributing overseas.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Red Cross
A Red Cross
Stephen Early
Oklahoma Oil Quota Reduced as Demand Cited
Oklahoma City July 27 The August oil quota in Oklahoma was cut by 18 100 barrels per day or 4 4 percent under the Bureau of Mines estimate of demand in a move to stabilize the industry The reduction follows a recommendation by the Independent Petroleum Association that August production be cut by 10 percent based on the bureau figures
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Okla
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bureau of Mines
Independent Petroleum Association
Bureau
TVA Fete Chooses 12 Beauties For Lakes Celebration
Delores Tatum is pictured as one of twelve beauty models selected by a Hollywood studio to promote the Tennessee Valley celebration at Chickamauga lake in Chattanooga during Labor Day weekend. More than 200 communities across seven valley states will dedicate the impounded lakes, to be named the Great Lakes of the South.
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Hollywood
Chickamauga Lake
Chattanooga
Delores Tatum
TVA
Great Lakes
South
Panama Canal Defenses Tested In Simulated Blitzkrieg Raid
Balboa Panama Canal Zone July 27. Allied defense officials reported a simulated blitz attack on the canal by enemy planes from Coco Solo in which searchlights flared for 45 minutes and alarms sounded hours before the raid. Two Pacific side raids and one Atlantic side raid were observed with a score of bombers sighted. The exercise tested vulnerability of canal entrances and locks as staff officers assess overall effectiveness.
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Associated Press
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
Canal
Coco Solo
Atlantic
Pacific
Last Day Of Torrid Heat Promises Relief Across Regions
Weather charts forecast today as the final day of a severe heat wave with cooler air moving in from the northwest. The northern tier enjoys refreshing breezes while the East and South still await relief as a cold front stretches from New Mexico to New England.
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Associated Press
Weatherman
New Mexico
New England
Public Domain Administration Probe Planned
Senator McCarran announced a Senate subcommittee will start investigating federal administration of the public domain with hearings in Elko Nevada on August 12 and then in other western states including Oregon Washington Montana Idaho New Mexico Arizona Colorado and possibly Wyoming. The inquiry will assess remote control red tape and Taylor grazing act land management and may extend over more than a month with hearings in multiple cities.
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McCarran
D-New
Senate
Elko
Nev
Interior Department
Ashurst
Dariz
Subcommittee
Hatch
D-Nm
Murray
D-Mont
Andrews
D-Fla
Nye
R-Nd
Gurney
R-Sd
Nevada
Deaths Last Night in Aurora Church Leader Guthrie dies
Dr. Charles Ellsworth Guthrie aged 73 prominent nationally in the Methodist Episcopal church and former general secretary of the Epworth League died last night in Aurora New York.
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Associated Press
Esat Aurora
N. Y
Charles Ellsworth Guthrie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Cochran Funeral For Alamagordo Businessman’s Wife
Mrs. R L Cochran wife of a local Alamagordo businessman died yesterday funeral services will be held here Sunday in Alamogordo New Mexico with services scheduled for the family and friends seeking attendance
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Cochran
Alamogordo, N. M
R. L. Cochran
Alamogordo
Won't Take Orders From Little Hatch in Guadalupe
SANTA ROSA July 27. Louis Page chairman of Guadalupe county Democratic organization resigns as overseer with the state highway department after state officials enforce the Hatch Act ban on political activity by federally funded state workers. He says he will quit if he must take orders from Little Hatch and credits 15 years’ service building the party. Amado Otero of Grants also resigns as a right of way agent following the Hatch Act ruling.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Louis Page
Guadalupe County
Democratic Organization
Little Hatch
State Highway Department
Burton Dwyre
Santa Fe
Highway Department
Hatch
Page
Amado Otero
Grants
Otero
21 Republics Reach Agreement on Western Hemisphere
An inter republic peace subcommittee reached a written plan to prevent European possessions in the western hemisphere from changing hands. Argentine chairman Leopoldo Melo announced the draft report would be finalized before presenting to the full peace commission at 4 p.m. The conference, ongoing since early morning, marked a significant step despite Melo’s government having been seen as a major hurdle.
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Associated Press
Royal Air Force
United Kingdom
Berlin
Salzburg
Germany
Rumania
Adolf Hitler
United State
Roosevelt
Europe
Red Cross
Havana
Britain
England
Whirlwind
Samre
High Command
Shetland Islands
Leopoldo Melo
Melo
New World
Fine Cooperation In Insect Control Work Is Reported
County agent Tom Reid commends wide farmer cooperation in cotton insect control with about 90 percent of growers using dusting. Proper dusting cuts 75 to 90 percent of insects from one pass, while entomologist Manning Price will monitor infestation through September. Lugus and plant bugs are now the main pests, along with Say's stink bug and small green stink bug, with dusting costing about 50 cents per acre. There are about 60 dusting machines in use across the county.
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Tom Reid
Manning Price
Reid
Say
Wallace Denies Farm Aid Politics Amid Resignation Hint
Secretary Wallace plans to exit the Agriculture Department while pursuing the vice presidency. He said he would resign or take unpaid leave, denying claims that farm programs would be used as a political machine. He dismissed charges as ignorance of program operations.
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Washington
Wallace
Agriculture Department
AAA
Lawrence elected Carnegie Library board chairman
Will C Lawrence was elected chairman of the Carnegie Library board at an organization meeting this morning. Mrs E A Cahoon was re elected vice president and Col D C Pearson was re elected secretary. Other board members are Mrs W W Phillips and Mrs C E Mason. Lawrence replaces Mrs R R Brown who resigned. Brown had served since 1920 and Mason was appointed in her place. The board discussed library building improvement plans with no definite decisions.
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Will C. Lawrence
Carnegie Library Board
E. A. Cahoon
Col
D. C. Pearson
W. W. Phillips
C. E. Mason
Lawrence
R. R. Brown
Brown
Mason
Thomas J. Hall
Spec Stewart Defeated In Amarillo Golf Quarterfinals
Roswell New Mexico golfer Spec Stewart, a tournament medalist, lost to Paul Gore of Amarillo 3 down in 21 holes in the Amarillo Invitation quarterfinals. Stewart had defeated Earl Stewart Jr of Dallas 2 and 1 in the previous round. Other quarterfinalists were Don Schumacher Dallas versus Reynolds Smith Dallas, defending champ John Oliver Amarillo against Charles Reasor Electra, and Eddie Johnson Amarillo versus Russell Crownover Stamford.
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Texas
Pi—Verne
Spec) Stewart
Roswell
N. M
Paul Gore
Stewart
Earl Stewart, Jr
Dallas
Don Schumacher
Reynolds Smith
John Oliver
Charles Reasore
Electra
Tex
Eddie Johnson
Russell Crownover
Stamford
Cards 4 Dodgers 2 in first game of doubleheader
St Louis tops Brooklyn 4 2 as Stu Martin hits a sixth inning pinch triple with two aboard. Grissom, Casey share win loss notes, line score 49 1 for Cardinals, 27 1 for Dodgers.
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Brooklyn
Stu Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
St. Louis
Doyle
Lanier
Owens
Grissom
Casey
Head
Phelps
Mancuso
Moose Solters' 12th inning homer wins for White Sox
Moose Solters hit a game deciding home run with one out in the last of the 12th to lift Chicago past the New York Yankees 6 to 5. Joe Gordon and Tommy Henrich homered for the Yankees as Breuer and Dickey pitched for New York while Rigney and Tresh contributed for Chicago.
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Yanks
Moose Solters
White Sox
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Tommy Henrich
New York
Breuer
Dickey
Rigney
Tresh
Detroit Tigers crush Athletics 15 to 2 in opener
Detroit explodes for 15 runs as Rowe twirls six-hit ball for his eighth win and belts a fourth inning homer. Line score shows Detroit 010 251 24x to Philadelphia 200 000 000. Other appears: heat in Fort Wayne prompts service-station crowd as Mississippi car visits for a heater.
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Phillies
Reds
Philadelphia
Big Hugh Mulcahy
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Joe Marty
Mulcahy
Cincinnati
Moore
Shaffner
Hershberger
Warren
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Rowe
Potter
Besse
Hayes
Sullivan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mississippi
Willkie Plans Hit At Machine Politics
Willkie drafts his address accepting the Republican nomination with planned focus on attacking machine politics. He aims for a rough draft by tomorrow and will confer with advisers before finalizing the speech to be delivered at his hometown Elwood Indiana on August 17. The speech targets figures such as Kelly Nashes Hague Crump and broader political machines in the campaign.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Willkie
Kelly-Nashes
Hagues
Crumps
Elwood
Ind
Willkie
Jap Bluejackets Near Hongkong Turn to Page Eight
Japanese bluejackets operating under cover of bombardment from warships landed today in Honghai Bay 70 miles northeast of Hongkong. The landing follows mining and troop landings aimed at blocking Chinese supply routes, with previous landings at Bias Bay and reinforcements pushed toward the Pearl River mouth to bolster Hongkong border garrisons amid ongoing clashes with Chinese forces.
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Hongkong
Honghai Bay
Shanghai
China
Bias Bay
Indo-China
Pearl River
Weather forecast highlights scattered storms across four states
Turn to Page Eight. Weather forecast for COLORADO expects partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight and Sunday, warmer in the east. ARIZONA shows fair conditions with afternoon storms in the north and east. NEW MEXICO anticipates partly cloudy skies with evening and Sunday showers and cooler southeast areas. WEST TEXAS notes scattered showers and thunderstorms, with increasing cloudiness in the south and panhandle regions.
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Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
Southwest
South
North
Panhandle
Mrs Jack Anderson Rent Ad Sparks Quick House Let
Mrs Jack Anderson of 206 West 8th Street placed a brief two line ad in the Record classified section on Wednesday. The paper was out and the house was rented that evening about an hour and a half after publication, with many calls showing the ad drew a crowd of prospective tenants.
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Jack Anderson
West 8Th St
Mrs Anderson Uses Record Classified to Reach All Readers
A note explains that if there is anything the public should know, placing it in Record Classified will reach renters buyers and property owners. The message emphasizes that notable items get wide exposure through the classifieds.
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U. S
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Spec” Stewart
Naliivumal League
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Olsen
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Lohrman
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the Hagues
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