Greek Warships Rally For Crete As Revolt Fails
Five Greek warships under rebel officers fled toward Crete pursued by government aircraft and destroyers. After Salamis arsenal recapture Athens relaxed martial law though arrests continued, with former admirals Demestichas and Kolhialexi said to command the rebels. Government forces bombarded and crete fortifications opened fire as the pursuit unfolded.
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Salamis
Athens
Greece
Crete
Nicholas Plastiras
Averoff
Helli
Atol
Demestichas
Kol- Hialexi
Eleutherios Venizelos
Alexander Zaimis
P. Tsaldaris
Senate battle over army budget boost to 165000 men
Washington March 2 AP opposition formed in the Senate to a 45.5 million increase in army appropriations and to expanding the enlisted force to 165000. The supply bill goes to the Senate Monday amid debate over military funding and jobs. The bill includes 20 million for personnel, 20 million for the air corps, over six million for the ordinance bureau, and extra funds for the National Guard, ROTC, and civilian military training camps.
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Washington
Senate
National Guard
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Citizens Military Training Camps
Artesia Handles Roswell 17 13 In Semi Final Clash
Artesia defeated Roswell 17 to 13 to reach the championship at Place Cahoon Armory. Tonight's schedule lists Dexter vs Tatum at 7 00 p m for Consolation Finals Roswell versus Vaughn for third place and Artesia facing Carrizozo at 9 00 p m for the title.
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Dexter
Tatum
Roswell
Vaughn
Artesia
Carrizozo
Cahoon Armory
Artesia Bulldogs
Coyotes
Bulldogs
Artesia Bulldogs Defeat Roswell Coyotes 17 to 13 in Playoff
Artesia over Roswell 17 to 13 as Champion led the Bulldogs in a tight District Five high school basketball game. Roswell led early with 6 to 2, Artesia tied at 6-6, then led 8-7 at halftime and pulled away in the third period. Roswell missed many shots while Artesia connected on seven field goals and defeated the Coyotes in a defensive match with a large crowd watching.
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Coyotes
Johnson
Bulldogs
Roswell
Artesia
Beverly Hills painter sells more for less light
Woll Rogers laments J P Morgan selling paintings for higher prices. He ribaldly notes headlines about letting his miniature go and mocks Washington spending four billion. He suggests lawmakers merely pull funds from the air to meet bills.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
J. P. Morgan
Washington
Three Boys Hurt In Auto Crash In Albuquerque
Three Indian boys sustained minor injuries when a truck carrying 25 members of the Indian school band overturned at East Grand Avenue and Edith Street in Albuquerque. Driver Woody Leach suffered acid burns from the battery while Allen Paisano and Manuel were cut about the head. They were taken to the Indian School hospital by ambulance.
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Albuquerque
N. M
East Grand Avenue
Edith Street
Woody Leach
Allen Paisano
Manuel
Indian School
Hawks Flying K C to Los Angeles Today
Frank Hawks, famed speed flier, departed Kansas City airport for Inglewood, California, after an unexpected cancellation of his three month South American tour. He left New York Friday and planned to refuel in Albuquerque or Winslow.
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Kansas City
Frank Hawks
Inglewood
Calif
New York
South America
Hawks
Albuquerque
N. M
Winslow, Ariz
Constitutional Row Over Tax Exemption Change
Santa Fe reports that the March 2 AP dispatch explains a pending Sept. 17 special election on five constitutional proposals. A $2,500 exemption on property raises questions if adopted since current rules grant up to $200 for a head of family and $2,000 for veterans and war workers, potentially creating a $4,200 exemption in some cases. Lawyers say an amendment would not self execute without a statute, and the companion bill failed in the 12th legislature. If the amendment passes, ambiguity remains on whether exemptions apply until a new law is enacted, or if existing laws stay in force. A special session in April could enact a running law to execute the provision.
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Santa Fe
Appropriation Bill Signed By Gov. Tingley
Santa Fe March 2 AP Gov Clyde Tingley signed the biennial appropriation of 5 303 507 to be funded by special and property taxes. The average annual amount is 2 636 038 with 31 481 for in year balance, 2 598 416 for the 24th fiscal year and 2 673 69 for the 25th fiscal year. Increases cited include 75 000 for UNM 45 000 for Portales Eastern New Mexico Junior College and 68 000 for the state police. The governor said expenditures may be reduced if revenue falls short and budgets must be submitted yearly. The state board of finance can cut appropriations up to 10 percent to stay within budget.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
University of New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Portales
State Board of Finance
Oliver Wendell Holmes Passes Good Night
Washington reports former Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes remained in stable condition from bronchial pneumonia after a night described as comfortable. Close friend and former secretary Mark Howe confirmed the patient’s status as unchanged.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Homes
Mark Howe
Inquirers
Albuquerque Seeks Scenic Drive to Santa Fe
City commission chairman Charles Lembke said Albuquerque will apply for a scenic drive corridor from Albuquerque to Santa Fe via Madrid and Cerillos under the state planning board program.
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Albuquerque
Santa FE
N. M
City Commission
Charles Lembke
Madrid
Cerillos
State Planning Board
New Mexico Receives $267000 in Emergency School Aid
Washington reports Senator Hatch says the emergency relief administration approved a 267000 allotment to New Mexico to fund a full normal term for state schools. The funds will be distributed by district need to keep rural schools open. Gov Clyde Tingley notes the $267,318 allotment supports teacher relief and Rural schools to term end.
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Washington
Hatch
D-Nm
Emergency Relief Administration
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Campbell Speed Tests Unsuccessful at Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell drove Blue Bird along a hard, wide beach at Daytona Beach Florida reaching 233.463 miles per hour on one south run and 208.212 mph northward, far below his 272.108 mph two year old mark. He completed two runs before ending the test day hoping for a higher two way average tomorrow.
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Daytona Beach Speedway
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Oceanside
Bluebird
17 600 000 Last Month On U S Payrolls
Government figures estimate that about 17.6 million people were on federal payrolls last month through FERA AAA and PWA programs. Checks and wages totaled 17,645,526 when adding work relief direct relief regular payrolls CCC and PWA related employment. dependen t counts were not included.
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U. S
Washington
FERA
AAA
PWA
Relief Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Public Works Administration
Treasury
Six meningitis carriers quarantined in Albuquerque during outbreak
Dr. Howe C. Eller, county health officer, announced that six of 40 culture tests were positive for spinal meningitis carriers and placed under quarantine. Three are high school students. Five cases have been fatal. About 320 throat cultures have been taken from students and contacts as officials hunt the outbreak source.
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Albuquerque
Eller
N. M
Howe C. Eller
Health Department
First FHA Loan in New Mexico for Home Building
Santa Fe reports the first federal housing administration loan for home construction in New Mexico. A Santa Fe man received 8000 dollars under Title II with 5 percent interest and small FHA service charges. The bank will disburse funds, taxes and insurance included in monthly repayments, and maximum loan value is 16000 dollars.
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Santa Fe
Federal Housing Administration
New Mexico
Paul G. Schultz
FHA
Bishop Howden to Preach Here Sunday
Bishop F B Howden of Albuquerque Episcopal bishop for New Mexico will preach at eleven o clock services at St Andrew's Episcopal Church here tomorrow morning. He will also preach at St Anne's Church Glencoe tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock.
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F. B. Howden
Albuquerque
State of
New Mexico
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Howden
St. Anne’s Church
Glencoe
Rocky Mountain wool output rises in four states
Washington report says the four Rocky Mountain states Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico produced 99,436,000 pounds of wool last year, up 6,148,000 from 1933. Montana led with 35,966,000 pounds, Wyoming fell to 29,808,000, Colorado rose to 13,122,000, and New Mexico reached 17,136,000.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Go mez Signs Two Year Deal With Yankees In 20000 Sal
New York Vernon Lefty Gomez led the American League last season and today signed a two year contract with the New York Yankees at a salary of 20000 per season an increase of 6500 from his previous pay.
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New York
Vernon
Lefty
Storm Dampens Southern California With Rain And Snow
A mid Pacific storm drenched Southern California with over two inches of rain and blanketed mountains with about three inches of snow. The weather system pushed cooler air into the region, prompting advisories for travelers and residents to take precautions as conditions persisted.
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Los Angeles
California
Britain Uses Fund To Halt Pound Slump
London reports that the government activated its exchange stabilization fund to curb a sensational decline in the pound sterling, aiming to restore currency stability and ease market fears.
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London
Revised Boulder Dam contract for seven state river basin
Salt Lake City reports a revised contract allowing Arizona to share in Boulder dam waters. The agreement, prepared for submission, involves the seven states of the Colorado river basin and outlines allocation arrangements moving forward.
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Salt Lake City
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Holmes Deteriorates in Bronchial Pneumonia Battle
Former Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell Holmes was examined this afternoon and found to have taken a slight turn for the worse in his struggle with bronchial pneumonia.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Former Austrian Minister Pleads Not Guilty in Putsch Case
Vianna King Anton Rintelea, former Austrian minister to Rome, pleads not guilty to charges of complicity in last July’s putsch intended to make him chancellor.
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Vianna
Anton Rintelea
Rome
Mercy murder mother freed in British mercy act
Mrs May Brownhill, 62, condemned to death for mercy killing her imbecile son, was freed from jail and the noose by a rare mercy act and returned to her Manchester home today.
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Manchester
Eng
May Brownhill
German consul general probes Lindbergh kidnapping tips
Dr. Hans Borcher the German consul general in New York investigates Boston consul general reports claiming to provide additional information about the Lindbergh kidnapping. The Boston official said the information's value is uncertain.
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New York
Hans Borcher
Boston
Great Britain Overcomes Low Mood, Allen Sees Recovery
Former U S Senator Henry J Allen of Kansas said Britain is lifting its business slump without relying on artificial reconstruction programs. He spoke today on the recovery outlook and urged sustained measures to maintain momentum.
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New York
Great Britain
U. S
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Cusack Loses Texas Fight For Children
Cuero Texas March 2 AP three sons of Mr and Mrs Charles Edmund Cusack estranged US Angeles couple were remanded to the custody of Mr and Mrs Thornton Hamilton parents of Mrs Cusack at the termination of 2 hearings in district court Judge J P Pool denied Cusacks plea for a writ of habeas corpus through which he sought custody of the boys Pool ruled Texas courts had jurisdiction over custody despite a Los Angeles county court order granting the father exclusive custody Cusacks attorneys are seeking appeal.
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Cusack
Texas
Cuero
Charles Edmund Cusack
US Angeles
Thornton Hamilton
J. P. Pool
Beys
Los Angeles
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