Giants Beat Pirates In Opener 6-2 At New York
Giants win game one of the series 6 to 2 behind Hal Schumacher who pitched seven hits allowed for his fourth win. Pittsburgh's lineup managed two runs as New York collected 11 hits.
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Pirates
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hal Schumacher
Dodgers
Reds
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
Thompson
Grissom
L. Moore
Lombardi
Hamlin
Presswell
Todd
Phils
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Bolling
Atlanta
St. Louis
Mickey Owen
Louis
Philadelph
Hearn elected president of New Mexico postal clerks
James D. Hearn of Roswell was elected president of the New Mexico Federation of Post Office Clerks at the annual convention at Knights of Pythias Hall. Officers include I A Ortiz first vice president and G G Armstrong president. Delegates from most New Mexico towns attended as the group advocated raises by years of service retirement options after 30 years and seniority based clerical assignments. A court of appeals for demotion cases was proposed amid talks by Carl Frisvold of San Francisco.
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James D. Hearn
Roswell
New Mexico Federation of Post Office Clerks
Knights of Pythias Hall
I A. Ortiz
Santa Fe
G. G. Armstrong
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Federation
Congress
Court of Appeals
Carl T. Frisvold
San Francisco
National Association of Post Office Clerks
Roswell Tuo Grants Pilot Licenses and Renewals
Pilot licenses are awarded to Louie Gene Falconi James Graham and Elbert Ditto by Albert Meyeres Civil Aeronautics Authority inspector. Licenses for planes owned by Roy Norton and Bill Mosman renew. The ceremony coincides with a royal visit to New York World's Fair as Their Majesties arrive aboard the USS Warrington and receive a 21 gun salute amid patriotic pageantry.
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Louie Gene Falconi
James Graham
Elbert Ditto
Albert Meyeres
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Roy Norton
Bill Mossman
Mr. Meyers
Covclnian
Fort Hancock
Warrington
Washington
Rth Astle
Ucine
Governors ‘S Land
Martial Mucic
A'Rard
New York
225 Attend State Postal Meeting Here
Two hundred twenty five delegates and guests from 35 New Mexico communities attended the 8th annual convention of the United Postal Employees of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Ambrose O Connell, second assistant postmaster general, spoke at the opening session at de Bremond Stadium. Separate conventions were held by several postal and carrier organizations in the morning, with a general session scheduled for 2 30 this afternoon.
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New Mexico
United Postal Employees of
Ambrose O’connell
de Bremond Stadium
Railway Postal Clerks
Albuquerque
National Association of Postmasters
National Association of
Seek Slayer of German Is Claimed By Czech Officials
Prague reports Nazi officials threaten new measures to break Czech resistance over the killing of a German police sergeant in Kladno. Authorities question a Czech hospital nurse as two suspects are sought. Kladno faces a 500000 crown fine, curfew, school closures, and removal of civic authorities as Germans pledge harsher action if the crime remains unsolved. Autopsy shows three bullets. two were nine millimeters and one six millimeters. two suspects likely involved. German authorities vow penalties for information withheld and tighten curfew if no breakthrough by night.
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Prague
Germany
Bohemia-Moravia
Kladno
Kriest
Berlin
Bohemia
Krnest
Leipzig
Due Neue Ee
Iacno
King George Meets CCC Boy in Fort Hunt Grant
John G. Draganza of Rochester, a CCC recruit, shook hands with King George VI during a camp inspection in Fort Hunt Virginia. The royal visit drew a brief exchange as Draganza sold handshakes and refreshments to fellow enrollees, recounting the moment the King asked about CCC life and weight gains.
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Fort Hunt
John G. Draganza
Rochester
CCC
England
Draganza
George
John
New Mexico Colorado and West Texas Weather Forecast
Weather forecast for New Mexico and adjacent regions. Fair tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures in New Mexico and the southeast portion on Sunday. Colorado expected to remain fair, with warmer conditions in the north central and northeast tonight. West Texas to be generally fair and cooler in the northeast and east central portions tonight, with Sunday continuing fair conditions.
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New Mexico
Colorado
West Texas
City Sues for 3000 Over Roswell Zoning Ordinance
In district court Joe Mitchell sues the city of Roswell for 3000 damages claiming Ordinance 469 bans livestock in a thickly settled zone at 120 East Walnut. He bought the property in May 1936 for 2500 as a feeding and sale site for Hereford bulls and argues 1000 in permanent improvements and a value drop to 500, with 3000 sought. Attorneys G T Watts and O O Askren represent the plaintiff.
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Joe Mitchell
Roswell
East Walnut
Mitchell
G. T. Watts
O. O. Askren
House Passes Social Security Amendments
The House approved a broad set of amendments to the social security law aimed at expanding benefits and easing costs for business. The vote was 36 to 2 with Smith of Ohio and Thill of Wisconsin voting no. The bill includes freezing the payroll tax at 1 percent for three years, extending coverage to national bank employees and others over 65, and creating a revised trust fund framework. Exemptions for fraternal groups were rejected, while aid to the needy blind was increased from 15 to 20 dollars monthly.
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Senate
Bankhead
Smith
Ohio
Thill
Wis
Rep
Carlson
Lewis
Ways and Means Committee
R-Kas
Doughton
D-Nc
Morgenthau
Mundt
R-Sd
American Federation of Labor
Havenner
D-Cal
Jenkins
Postmasters Elect State Officers New Mexico Chapter
The annual convention of the New Mexico Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters elected officers: President J. A. Werner of Albuquerque. 1st VP W. E. Bilbrey of Fort Bayard. 2nd VP A. J. Trujiilo Chimayo. 3rd VP Perta Darbyshire Anthony. 4th VP Jose Z. Sanchez Santa Rosa. 5th VP John Leonard Raton. Secretary-Treasurer Leo M. Fay Socorro. Mary McCullough Roswell and Ladie Matthews Texico were re-elected as national directors for respective class postmasters.
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New Mexico
National Association of Postmasters
J. A. Werner
Albuquerque
W. E. Bilbrey
Fort Bayard
A. J. Trujillo
Chimayo
Perta Darbyshire
Anthony
Jose Z. Sanchez
Santa Rosa
John Leonard
Raton
Leo M. Fay
Socorro
Mary McCullough
Roswell
Ladie Matthews
Texico
Some Wind Some Dust Some Tales
Bitter harvest wind jokes spread among Bunyanesque tests in southeastern Colorado. Farmers describe goat skin over a keyhole, a log chain from the eaves, and a minister’s dust storm test to decide if work or church service is possible.
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Lamar
Colo
Southwest Plains
Colorado
Dust and Dust Haze Over Eastern New Mexico Dust Haze Over Eastern New Mexico
Dust haze lingered in eastern New Mexico with winds up to 25 mph and visibility varying from four to ten miles along a line from Albuquerque to Tucumcari. The National Weather Bureau reported hazy conditions improving by mid morning and extending into western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
United State Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Otto
Anton Chico
Roswell
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Trail Ridge
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountain National Park
Copper Gulch
Canon City
Earl Morris
Milliken
Denver
David H. Canfield
Trail Ridge Road
Small child victim of hit and run in Albuquerque
Marie Chavez a 3 1/2 year old daughter of Mrs. Paulita Chavez was struck in the 500 block on East Albuquerque around 6 30 PM. She was skin ned bruised and suffered a slight concussion but the attending physician said no serious injury. Police chief Henry Eller said Eulagio Molina was arrested in connection with the case but no charges filed. Molina admits driving along East Albuquerque at the time but says he did not know if he hit anyone.
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Marie Chavez
Paulita Chavez
East Albuquerque
Henry Eller
Eulagio Molina
Molina
Eller
Abe Meyer Buys Wool At Carlsbad
Abe Meyer Jr. bought 50000 pounds of wool from W C Bates for Draper and Company at a sealed bid sale in Carlsbad at 17 cents a pound. Robert Salter contracted for Sheldon and Company to buy the Robert Alley clip of 50000 pounds at 20 5/8 cents per pound.
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Abe Meyer, Jr
W. C. Bates
Draper and Company
Carlsbad
Robert Salter
Sheldon and Company
Robert Alley
Hilton Opens in Albuquerque With Gala Opening
Albuquerque's largest hotel, the new 10 story Hilton, opened today after festive events last night attended by about 500 guests. Nathan Salman of Santa Fe and son-in-law E John Greer built the hotel for the Hilton chain, with speeches by Governor John Miles and former governor Clyde Tingley.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hilton
Nathan Salman
Santa Fe
E. John Greer
Hilton Hotel
John Miles
Clyde Tingley
Oil and Gas Leases Fetch $9723 in New Mexico Sale
The state realized 9723.17 today from the sale of oil and gas leases on 12 tracts in southeast New Mexico. Skelly Oil paid the top price of 4220 for a Lea county lease. Twenty seven tracts were offered.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Skelly Oil
Lea County
Owen Moore Found Dead After Drinking Binge
Beverly Hills notices reveal Owen Moore, 52, husband of Mary Pickford, was found dead in his home after a period of heavy drinking. Autopsy ordered. Moore, a light of early Hollywood, faced career decline after divorcing Pickford. last film role was Mae West's She Done Him Wrong in 1933.
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Calif
Owen Moore
Hollywood
Wallace Reid
Rudolph Valentino
Mabel Normand
Roscoe Arbuckle
Moore
Mary Pickford
Kathryn Perry
America
Matt
Tom
Miss Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Owen
Miss Perry
Mae West
Stanton Handicap Draws 13 Entrants at Delaware Park
Thirteen fillies and mares including Edward Friendly's Jacob were named for today's 10000 New Castle handicap at Delaware Park. The top weight of 126 pounds was assigned to the Friendly filly in the mile and a sixteenth race for three year olds and up, with Handcuff from Brookmeade as the second highest, and Lady Maryland owned by Gustave Ring carrying 118 pounds. Other runners include Savage Beauty Parscout Bunny Baby Sweet Adeline Flying Lee Snort Distance and Pretty Pet.
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W. L. Brann
Savage Beauty
Parscout
Flying Lee
Pretty Pet
Rabbi Marx to Make Flag Day Address
Rabbi David Marx, cited by Major General Van Horn Moseley as calling the flag a worthless bunting, will deliver a Flag Day address in Atlanta on Wednesday. Moseley made the remark before a congressional committee on un American activities, and Marx called the charge preposterous and unworthy of a direct answer.
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Atlanta
David Marx
van Horn Moseley
Moseley
Congressional Committee On unAmerican
Marx
Bomber Transport Flies to Mexico With Sarabia Body
The army’s largest bomber carried Francisco Sarabia’s body to Mexico City from Washington after his fatal crash in the Potomac River. Lieutenant Jesse Anton delivered a personal condolence message from President Roosevelt to Mexican President Cardenas amid the tribute.
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Washington
Army
Mexico City
Francisco Sarabia
Jesse Anton
Roosevelt
Cardenas
Mexico
Sarabia
Potomac River
New Garbage Truck To Begin Use On June Fifteenth
The city will deploy a new garbage collection truck on June 15 and enforce a sanitary ordinance requiring separate containers for garbage and trash. Garbage cans must have close fitting tops. The truck handles only garbage, so cans and bottles must not be placed with trash in the garbage containers. Trash will be collected by other city trucks, not the garbage truck.
Three Way Tie In National Open Golf
Denny Shute Craig Wood and Byron Nelson finished tied for the lead at the 43rd National Open Golf Championship with 284 after Shute parred the 18th to reach the score. The trio will contest an 18 hole playoff tomorrow at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Tigers edge Senators 6 in nine innning opener
Hank Greenberg drove in Ervin Fox with a second inning double and belted his 14th homer in the eighth as the Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 6 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader. Detroit totaled 13 hits to Washington 11.
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Tigers
Senators
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Ervin
Pete) Fox
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Greenberg Belteg
Building Permits O H Hewatt House at 1800 North Missouri
O H Hewatt plans a four room adobe dwelling at 1800 North Missouri with a 1800 construction cost. Arthur Farnsworth files permit for a residence addition at 612 North Richardson.
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O. H. Hewatt
North
Missouri
Arthur Farnsworth
Richardson
Socorro Republicans Convene for County Meeting
Socorro New Mexico June 10 delegates to the Republican State convention and a county central committee were to be selected today at the Socorro county Republican convention. County leaders expected no large attendance with H O Bursum presiding.
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Socorro
N. M
Socorro County
H. O. Bursum
Hitler Preparing Peace Proposals Reported From Berlin
Paris reports in diplomatic circles say Adolf Hitler plans specific proposals to France Britain and the United States for settling war fears. The talks reportedly would occur in early July during a speech at the launch of a new German warship, with Berchtesgaden cited as the working site and no official confirmation.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
France
Britain
United States
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
House of Lords
Viscount Halifax
Ger
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