Romania Yields to Russia on Land Demands
Bucharest signaling acceptance of Soviet ultimatum ro utes cessions of Bessarabia and northern Bucovina while massing troops in Transylvania near the Hungarian border. King Carol II sought delay to bargain over the Kremlin terms as Hungary presses for Transylvania.
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Bucharest
Russia
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Transylvania
Hungary
Rumania
Romania
Soviet Union
Carol
Associated Press
Budapest
Carol II of
Carol II
Dicker
Balkans
Europe
Kremlin
Republicans Balloting Tonight For Nominees At Convention
At the Philadelphia convention Taft Dewey Willkie and seven others faced a roll call for the preferential Republican nomination. Delegates observed tense quiet as balloting began with two ballots planned before any final decision. Rumors linked Herbert Hoover to testing strength with a draft Hoover campaign opening as delegates prepared for early afternoon balloting.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Philadelphia
Robert A. Taft
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
New Mexico Store House for Aviation Gas in Lea and Eddy Counties
Hobbs New Mexico markets view the state as a major aviation gasoline storehouse. The region’s crude oil and natural gas supply fuels high octane fuel production as pipelines direct about thirty seven million barrels of crude to Texas refineries and Gulf Coast points. Conservationists see potential to boost output without harming reservoirs.
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Hobbs
N. M
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Lea
Eddy County
New Meico
United States
Modern Warfare
Lea County
Texas
Gulf Coast
Peace rumor claimed and denied by sources in Europe
New York reported business sources received information alleging Germany had made sensational peace overtures to England through Generalissimo Franco in Madrid. Berlin circles dismissed the rumor as nonsense as London said RAF raids hit German targets at Rotterdam Bonn Dortmund Misburg Bremen Salzbergen and a fourth bomber was damaged overnight.
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Europe
Germany
England
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Berlin
London
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Waalhaven
Rotterdam
Holland
Bonn
Cologne
Dortmund
Essen
Misburg
Hanover
Bremen
Salzbergen
Britain
Auto Truck Crash South of Roswell
Dr. A. D. Crile and Jay Stockard, both of Roswell, escaped with minor injuries in a highway crash 3 1/2 miles south of Roswell at 1:30 this afternoon. Crile's Chevrolet sideswiped Stockard's truck, which rolled twice before stopping upright. Stockard was thrown from the cab. No other persons were involved.
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A. D. Crile
Jay Stockard
Roswell
Dr. Crile
Stockard
Sheriff's Department
Britain Ready to Defend Isles with Million Troops
London reports Britain’s plan to man fortifications with a combined force of up to two million trained and citizen troops as satisfactory. Half a million regulars form the first line while another 500,000 citizen soldiers back them, aided by 500,000 local defense volunteers. The program also includes fortifications and faster arms and munitions production.
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London
Great Britain
War Office
Britain
Royal Navy
Royal Air Force
Dodgers Rally Past Cubs In Eighth To Win 5 4
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 after two runs in the eighth inning. Dodgers tally came as Cubs rallied on Billy Rogell pinch home run in their half of the frame. Other games listed as night schedules in New York Philadelphia Detroit St Louis. College youths not panicky over war says Dean Moore at Albuquerque convention.
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Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Billy Rogell
Lee
Todd
Carleton
Tamulus
Phelps
Mancuso
Albuquerque
N. M
Victor I. Moore
Texas University
Dean Moore
National Association of Deans and Advisors
J. F. Findlay
Oklahoma University
United States Starts 45000 Ton Dreadnought Era
The United States laid the keel of the 45000 ton battleship Iowa at Brooklyn navy yard and launched a broad defense drive for rubber and tin. RFC financing enables Latin American material imports while talks with Packard push aircraft engine production for a joint U.S. British order. Navy plans add four capital ships, two more yet to be started, with completion four years away.
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Washington
United States
Iowa
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South America
Argentina
South Atlantic
South Pacific
National Defense Commission
Packard Motor Company
Henry Ford
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Jesse H. Jones
Roosevelt
RFC
Gallup Battery To Ful State's Quota
Santa Fe New Mexico June 27 Federal recognition of Gallup's new anti air craft battery will lift the state guard to its authorized quota of 1300 officers and men Adj Gen R C Charlton announced The Gallup battery will start with 66 men and three officers The guard total may reach 1800 to 2000 with next authorized increases even without new units Four vacancies on the state staff are open for Santa Fe enlisted men under reorganization to ease personnel procurement The posts are attractive due to a large number of high non commissioned officers on the staff
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Santa FE
N .M
Gallup
New Mexico National Guard
Adj
R. C. Charlton
New Mexico Guard
Charlton
Adjutant General
Weather forecast for New Mexico and West Texas
New Mexico will see high and middle level cloudiness tonight and Friday with evening showers and thunderstorms and little temperature change. West Texas will be partly to mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms, warmer in the extreme south portion.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Army Opposes Plan for a Million Man Army
Washington June 27 The war department counsels a halt in expanding the fighting forces beyond 500000. Despite general staff aims for a 400000 army, proposals to raise to a million are advancing in Congress and face opposition when the next session opens. General Marshall has discouraged further increases.
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Washington
War Department
House
General Staff
Senate
Congress
George C. Marshall
Roswell Urges Attendees for Carlsbad Cavalcade
Roswell Chamber of Commerce urges readers to attend the Cavern City Cavalcade in Carlsbad from July 3 to July 5. The annual rodeo promises colorful parades each afternoon, open air dancing nights, a Carlsbad bathing beach, and a July 4 fireworks display. Officials urge Roswell residents to travel for a three day event and expect record crowds and a peak show.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cavern City
Carlsbad
Roswell
Ruidoso
Fort Stanton
Mexico Aids U S Defense Efforts Revealed
Dr Julio Rueda of the University of Mexico told the Commonwealth Club that Mexico is actively cooperating with U S defense plans. He said Mexico will not be an avenue for attack and is boosting land and naval forces and training officers in the United States as part of the program.
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Mexico
U. S
San Francisco
United States Army
Julio Rueda
University of Mexico
United States
Rueda
Commonwealth Club
United Stattes
First Ballot Republicans Nomination at Convention Hall
The first Republican presidential ballot at Philadelphia's convention hall failed to secure a majority. The roll shows many states splitting among Dewey Taft Willkie Gannett and others, with 501 votes needed for a majority and no candidate reaching it on the initial ballot.
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Convention Hall
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Alabama
Dewey
Taft
Arizona
Gannett
Arkansas
Willkie
California
Vandenberg
Hoover
Martin
McNary
Bridges
MacNider
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
James
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Capper
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Firework ban in national forests across New Mexico and Arizona
Regional forester Frank C. W. Pooler announced a ban on the discharge of fireworks in national forests of New Mexico and Arizona due to high winds and drying temperatures creating a severe fire hazard. The action aims to reduce wildfire risk statewide amid hot, windy conditions.
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Albuquerque
Frank C. W. Pooler
New Mexico
Arizona
Governor and officials discuss special session on tax relief for conservancy lands
Governor John E. Miles and officers of the middle Rio Grande conservancy district met in Albuquerque without deciding on a special legislative session. He supported the bill’s purpose but had not read it. The bill would grant a 15-year moratorium on conservancy assessments on lands not presently cultivated.
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Albuquerque
John E. Miles
Middle
Rio Grande Conservancy District
Dam dedication marks SCS largest southwest structure
Hatch New Mexico June 27 The Spring Canyon Dam the largest concrete structure of its kind built by the Soil Conservation Service in the southwest will be dedicated at 3 pm Saturday Congressman J J Dempsey and many state and federal officials will attend The flood control oriented dam built by the SCS and CCC at a cost of 61000 will check flood crests from a 3500 acre drainage area above Springs Canyon two miles south of Hatch
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Hatch
N. M
Spring Canyon
Soil Conservation Service
Southwest
J. J. Dempsey
SCS
CCC
Springs Canyon
Home Made Bomb Rocks Albuquerque Restaurant
An explosion at Chano's Restaurant on South Fourth Street outside Albuquerque caused substantial damage but no injuries. Proprietor Donaciano Garcia reported a dark complexioned suspect seen near the premises. investigators found wooden fragments and charred cloth amid a reported 3 am blast in a narrow passageway between the restaurant and an adjacent building.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Chano
South Fourth Street
Donaciano Garcia
Garcia
Fred F. Gallegos
Herbert O. Hardin
Sheriff's Office
Blitzkrieg Like Mock War Planned Across Four States
A 1000 men from the reserve officers training corps will stage a July 3 to July 9 blitzkrieg across New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado. Training at Camp Bullis, Fort Bliss, Fort Sill, and Fort Logan precedes the simulated campaign from Dona Ana to Roswell and Carlsbad. The exercise spans battles probing the Rio Grande region and the capital Santa Fe.
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San Antonio
Tex
New Mexico
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Eighth Corps
Dona Ana
Las Cruces
Espanola
Santa Fe
Camp Bullis
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Logan
Colorado
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Hot Springs
N. M
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Roswell
Carlsbad
It Scores Again in First Day Piano Ad Sale
B B Ginsberg of Ginsberg Music Co. reports a $50.00 piano advertisement sold on its first day, noting the quick turnover as common in his experience and predicting similar results in future early placements.
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B. B. Ginsberg
Ginsberg Music Co
The Record’s Classifieds Help Hundreds Daily
The Record’s little classified scores again. What it did for Mr. Ginsberg it is doing for hundreds of people and will do for you. If you have something to sell something to buy something you want or if you have lost or found something try one.
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Mr. Ginsberg
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