Air Liner Crashes In New York Hills, With 7 Killed
A tropical storm of hurricane intensity in Central America killed thousands, with at least 2,000 dead around San Salvador and 500 in the Octoepeque area of Honduras. The disaster destroyed towns, caused massive property losses, and led the Salvadoran government to fix food prices and suspend import duties on cereals.
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New York Hills
Associated Press
Central America
San Salvador
Octoepeque
Honduras
Salvador
Pan-American Air Ways Wireless
Salvadorean Air Corps
L. C. Calloway
Pan-American Airways
Lempa
la Libertad
la Union
The
Republic
Bateman Questions Interest and Government Debt
U S Rateman argues that high interest costs shape wealth distribution and national policy. He cites an oversubscribed 800 million dollar security issue, notes on offered bonds, and urges disclosure of annual interest payments. He criticizes usury and calls for reform at national and state levels.
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Brisbane
United States
Catholic Church
U. S
New Mexico adds Chaves to drought relief area
Albuquerque June 11. Machinery was set up to speed relief in drought stricken counties. Four counties were designated Curry Quay Union and Harding with others urged for inclusion. Dr H L Kent of New Mexico State College urged rapid designation to avoid acute needs if rain is delayed. A drought relief conference was held with D L Mullendore and F M Butcher to speed cattle lien contracts and avoid Wichita approval delays. Dr Kent and Dr Black traveled to Santa Fe to meet Miss Margaret Reeves.
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Albuquerque
N. M
H. L. Kent
Las Cruces
New Mexico State College
Curry
Quay
Union
Harding
Kent
Colfax
Mora
San Miguel
Guadalupe
de Fuca
Catron
Socorro
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Roosevelt
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Lea
Eddy
Otero
Dona Ana
Luna
Hidalgo
Grant
Dr. Kent
D. L. Mullendore
Production Credit Orporation
F. M. Butcher
Intermediate Credit Bank
Wichita
New Mexico Production Credit Corporation
Lee Evans, Marquez
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
W. L. Black
Tugwell resists Soviet style national planning for America
Washington June 11 AP Rexford Tugwell told the Senate Agriculture Committee he opposes nationwide planning of Soviet form. He says his idea differs from NRA and AAA and defends constitutional limits while facing questions on his 1981 speech. The hearing drew crowd banter amid claims amendments expand government power and alarms about agriculture control.
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Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Senate Agriculture Committee
NRA
AAA
Wallace
Tugwell
Smith
Byrd
Bailey
Wheeler
Dmont
Norris
All Kiwanis Night Observed Across Clubs Tonight
All Kiwanis members in over 1870 clubs in the United States and Canada will observe a minute of silent fellowship at 9 45 tonight Eastern standard time. The Roswell Kiwanis Club will meet at the Boy Scout hut at 6 45 with fellowship, a talk by Dr H C Henderson and a post program social hour.
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United States
Canada
Roswell
Roswell Kiwanis Club
North
Missouri Avenue
H. C. Henderson
M. B. Church
South
Toronto
Father A. Bollinger
Atlanta
Brotherhood of Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Hill wins Trans-Mississippi golf crown again
Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City captured the Women's Trans-Mississippi title for the fourth time by defeating Lucile Robson of Des Moines in the eighth annual tournament final. The match extended to 37 holes after Robson won holes 36 and 37, with Hill clinching on the 37th despite a par six.
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Kansas City
O.S. Hill
Lucile Robson
Des Moines
Miss Robinson
Hill
Spanish train hits bus killing 18 near Pala De Gordon
Spanish report says the Asturiana express train struck an auto bus near Pala De Gordon 271 miles from Leon, killing 18 aboard. Six people were critically injured and four slightly hurt. The train crew did not notice the impact and the express continued without stopping.
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Madrid
Pala de Gordon
Leon
Annual Meeting of Welfare Association Report Night
The Chaves County Welfare Association holds its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 7:20 tonight. Officers and the executive board for the coming year will be elected. Miss Maude Kemp, head of the local relief office, will submit her annual report. T. J. Hall is the present chairman of the association.
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Chaves County Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Maude Kemp
T. J. Hall
French ocean fliers depart for Montreal
Brooklyn pilots Lieut. Paul Codos and Capt. Maurice Rossi left Floyd Bennett airport at 8 21 a m eastern standard time for Montreal. The brief dispatch notes their departure as the two French trans Atlantic fliers begin the flight to the Canadian city.
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Montreal
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paul Codos
Maurice Rossi
Floyd Bennett Airport
Madman Kills Five In Knife Massacre At Susanville
In Susanville California a knife wielding assailant killed five people three women and two men during the night. Sheriff James Leavitt said the victims included Mr. and Mrs. Lazio and their 20 year old daughter Maria and Mrs. Lena Amistani and Sazio's son John. A suspect identified as Peter Dalosi 45 was taken into custody and questioned. The motive remains undetermined.
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Susanville
Calif
James Leavitt
Joe Lazio
Maria
Lena Amistani
Sazio
John
Leavitt
Peter Dalosi
Tmstody
Amistani
Lazio
Aminstani
Dalosi
Final Stage Rifle Match Next Sunday in Coronado Cup
The Roswell and Alamogordo Rifle Clubs compete in the Coronado Cup with the second and final stage set at Roswell next Sunday after rain postponed June 2. Grant County Gun Club leads Silver City with 727 of 800. Roswell must score 391 of 400 to overtake. The four top scorers count. Roswell seeks to repeat last year’s win under the Southern New Mexico Rifle Association.
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Roswell
Alamogordo
Grant County Gun Club
Silver City
Grant County Club
Roswell Club
Southern New Mexico Rifle Association
Baseball Scores Quiet Day in Major Leagues
No games were scheduled in American or National leagues today, leaving teams idle. This quiet slate centers on rest days and preparing for upcoming fixtures.
Exhibition Baseball At West Point Match Draws Tense Tie
At West Point Army and New York played an exhibition baseball game with a close score. Army managed seven runs on eleven hits while New York scored seven as Deshong Jorgens and Walters Davis shared pitching duties.
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New York
Deshong
Jorgens
Walters
Davis
Temperature Wavers Near Albuquerque Record
In Albuquerque on June 11 AP reports a hot start with noon reading at 90 aimed at the year’s record of 97 set last year. The weather bureau predicts a slowdown to prevent breaking the high, noting Sunday’s peak at 91 and a Sunday night low of 52.
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Albuquerque
Weather Bureau
Old Sol
Mercury
DePauw Honors Dr William Wirt With LL D
Greencastle Ind June 11 AP Dr William A Wirt received an honorary Doctor of Laws from DePauw University as part of a six man degree list. Wirt Gary school superintendent and model education system pioneer was cited as an alumnus of DePauw and noted for his stand on the New Deal critics.
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Greencastle
Ind
William A. Wirt
New Deal
Brair
Iearch
DePauw University
Gary
G. Bromley Oxnam
Doctor Wirt
DePauw
Signatures Grow Against New Mexico Sales Tax Plan
Albuquerque officials of the Anti-Sales Tax League said at least 20,000 signatures are expected on petitions statewide opposing the tax. About 2,000 signatures have already arrived from Albuquerque and other areas, with a local league meeting planned for tomorrow night to discuss further action.
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Albuquerque
Threatened Steel Strike Conditions Unchanged
Negotiations over a looming June 16 steel strike leave conditions largely the same. Amalgamated Association leaders split with insurgents as Michael F. Tighe joins opposition to mediation plans. Calumet district workers in East Chicago hope to avert a strike while masters doubt the likelihood of a walkout amid anti strike sentiment and opposition to outside unions.
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Associated Press
Hugh S. Johnson
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated
Michael F. Tighe
Association
Johnson
Tighe
Chicago
Calumet
Roswell Sees Temperatures Surpass 100 Degrees Today
The mercury rose above 100 in Roswell marking the first hot spell of the summer. At 11:30 am the reading was 101 with Sunday morning at 97. the day’s high near 102, clouds reducing heat as per the local weather bureau.
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Roswell
PROUTH MEETING IN CLOVE CLARIFY DROUGHT ACTION
Relief Department officials and workers met in Clovis to discuss drought response. The FPRA and AAA divisions led the session as New Mexico's course for relief and policy was outlined.
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Prouth
Anderson to Chicago Rotary trip after state duties
Clinton P. Anderson New Mexico State Treasurer departed Albuquerque for Chicago and Detroit to attend the World's Fair and the Rotary International convention. He is a past president of Rotary International.
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N. M
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Chicago
Detroit
Rotary International
Anderson
Rotary Internal
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