Cousin of Senator McNary shot and killed in hotel
Wilson Davis McNary Jr. of Portland, 26, a second cousin of U. S. Senator Charles McNary, was shot and killed by John Holmes, 37, at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in San Mateo California. Holmes, who wounded himself, left notes claiming McNary stole his girl. Holmes survived with likely blindness. McNary died at the scene.
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San Mateo
Calif
Wilson Davis McNary, Jr
Portland
Ore
U. S
Charles McNary
John Holmes
Benjamin Franklin
McNary
Holmes
Burlingame Country Club
George Martin
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
William D. McNary
Oregon State Hospital
Pendleton Ore
Senator McNary
California
States Steamship Co
George Murphy
San Francisco
Murphy
Martin
Bible Conference At Tabernacle Baptist Church
Prominent speakers will address a Bible Conference at Tabernacle Baptist Church 107 West 11th Street beginning tomorrow and continuing through Friday. Opening service 7 30 Monday night with two speakers per service. Rev Ben D Johnson Rev M M Grigg Rev B F Dearmore from Lubbock Electra Wichita Falls. Grigg to teach James Dearmore to teach Romans Johnson to teach Revelation. Four divisions The Church Age The Tribulation The Reign Of Righteousness The Condemnation of all Things.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
West 11Th Street
Ben D. Johnson
Lubbock
KFYO
M. M. Grigg
Electra
Texas
Bible Baptist Church
Vernon
B. F. Dearmore
Calvary Baptist Church
Wichita Falls
Dearmore
Grigg
Johnson
Civil cases before Judge McGhee in Eddy County listed
Judge James B. McGhee will hear nineteen civil cases in Carlsbad next Tuesday. Cases include Cooper vs Nar ramore Jackson, Ables vs Ables, Innis vs Innis, Mayes vs Mayes, Agosta vs Holley, House vs Westbrook, Kelly vs Kelly, Kuchan vs Kuchan, Gonzales vs Gonzales, Alexander vs Barron, Jaeger vs Ross, Vargas vs Vargas, Sifford vs Sifford, Spinks vs Spinks, Allen Calculators Inc. v Van Buren doing business as Carlsbad Typewriter Co., Bales vs Tidwell, McDonald vs Railway Co., Rhodes vs Wiseman, Buck vs Buck.
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James B. McGhee
Carlsbad
George E. Cooper
Viola Narramore Jackson
Margie Ables
Lonnie Ables
Arthur B. Innis
Eva Pauline Innis
Dorothy F. Mayes
Roy. E. H. Mayes
Jose Roman Agosta
D. M. Holley
A. M. House
Frankie T. Westbrook
John Kelly
Leona Kelly
Carlo Kuchan
Vera Watson Kuchan
Antonia Gonzales
Santana Gonzales
J. R. Alexander
Frances H. Barron
Vincent J. Jaeger
Robert Ross
Refugio Vargas
Nicholas Vargas
Wilma Sifford
Willis Sifford
Opal Spinks
Delbert Benjamin Spinks
Allen Calculators, Inc
H. van Buren
Carlsbad Typewriter Co
W. D. Bales
M. L. Tidwell
Et al
W. L. McDonald
A. T. & S. F. Railway Co
A. P. Rhodes
T. Wiseman
Katherine B. Buck
C. B. Buck
Lovington Street Naming Plan Aimed After Settlers
Lovington designs street names honoring old settlers while east west roads will be numbered. A committee will meet with the city council to decide the project and secure official sanction.
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Lovington
Locomotive Explodes Killing Four On Freight Crew
Salinas California May 3 newy UP reports a Southern Pacific freight locomotive exploded killing four crew members. Two houses were demolished and 19 freight cars derailed while the army bound freight spilled its cargo. Fireman and engineer among the dead with two injured. Police and army MPs assisted at the scene near Cooper station.
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Salinas
Calif
Southern Pacific
Cooper
Castroville
Camp Roberts
Army Replacement Center
Nacremiento
Cal
J. A. Cornett
Philip Y. Jolly
San Luis Obispo
Jolly
Floyd McKean
Calvert St
San Francisco
Herb Horan
Schoendahler
Patrick
Fort Ord
Military Police
7Th Division
San Luis Potosi in turmoil with two governors
Reynaldo Perez Gallardo returned to San Luis Potosi and ousted interim governor Hilario Hermosillo, who backed by lawmakers set up a rival offices. The legislature factions remain at odds while the Mexican senate may decide the rightful governor.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Senate
Reynaldo Perez Gallardo
Saturnino Cedilla
Hilario Hermosillo
Hermosillo
Franco German talks signal potential collaboration shift
German and French officials push toward Franco-German collaboration focused on economic and political ties while resisting military transfers. Darlan Abetz conversations in Paris hint swift progress as Vichy may grant concessions on demarcation lines, prisoner releases, and occupation costs, with Petain opposing use of French forces by Germany.
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Paris
Jean Francois Darlan
Otto Abetz
Adolf Hitler
Darlan- Abetz
Darlan
Vichy
Abetz
Pierre Laval
Balkans
Iraq
France
Germany
Henri Philippe Petain
Spain
United States
Marcel Dent
L’oeuvre
Deat
Mrs Blocker To Publish Artesia Advocate
A correction from Artesia states Mrs C R Blocker will publish The Artesia Advocate not A L Bert as in The Record. The Advocate and the Enterprise merged this week and will be published together under the Artesia Advocate name with Mrs Blocker as publisher of the merger.
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Artesia
C. R. Blocker
Artesia Advocate
A. L. Bert
Advocate
Enterprise
Blocker
Hitler to address Reichstag on peace or America
Berlin dispatch says the Reichstag will meet at 6 p m to hear a government declaration from Adolf Hitler. Observers expect a review of the southeastern campaign and a possible appeal to Britain for peace or a definition of Germany's stance toward the United States.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Germany
United States
Hitler
Kroll Opera House
Fuehrer
U. S
Washington U Beats Oregon State in Track Meet
Washington University Huskies defeated Oregon State College 78 to 53 in Corvallis. Washington won 10 first places to five, with Qvale tying the meet record in the 100 yard dash at 9.7 seconds.
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Corvallis
Ore
University of Washington Huskies
Oregon State College
Washington
Beavers
Qvale
Attacked Vichy Officialdom Excepted Petain From Criticism
An unnamed critic attacked Vichy officialdom while explicitly excluding Marshal Philippe Petain from his criticisms. The remark draws a line between the regime’s leaders and the wartime figurehead.
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Vichy
Petain
School Strike Ended At Carlsbad After Meeting
The Carlsbad school strike ended during the week after a mass meeting of pupils and parents. Some remained out briefly but most returned, restoring near full attendance. The board discharged Superintendent C. L. Rose by a narrow vote, amid ongoing controversy and failed efforts by Governor Miles to intervene.
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Carlsbad
C. L. Rose
Friends of Rose
John EB. Miles
Rose
Miner Fred Miller Wins 100000 in River Ice Pool
NENANA Alaska May 3 Fred Miller a miner won 100000 today when the Tanana river ice broke at 1 50 a m He was the only predictor within 10 minutes of his chosen time and his exact guess earned the entire pool This was the largest sum wagered in the 24 year history of the pool and the earliest ice break on record.
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Nenana
Alaska
Fred Miller
Tanana River
Miller
British Troops March On Baghdad From Three Directions
Beirut radio dispatches reported British forces advancing toward Baghdad from three directions. No Iraqi resistance was noted so far, with a plan to occupy Rutbah as fighting continued at Habbaniya airport.
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Jurich
Switzerland
U P
Radio
Ankara
Beirut
Baghdad
Iraq
Rutbah
Habbaniya
Death in Gassed Cabin On Henry Mars Island
Greenwich, May 3. The nude bodies of a 32-year-old chauffeur and an auburn-haired woman about 25 were found in a gas-filled garage on Henry Mars Game Cock Island estate. Cause listed as accidental suffocation after the two were dead about 10 hours. The chauffeur's wife, Mrs Werner P. Lucas, said he left home last night around 3 for coffee and a stop at the fire department. Police forced entry after she found the locked garage with a running motor. The woman wore silk stockings and a wristwatch with initials N J W. Medical examiner noted clothes scattered in the car and suggested intoxication as a possibility.
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Greenwich
Conn
Henry Mars
Cock Island
Werner P. Lucas
John A. Clark
Demonstration Of Television To Be Presented In Roswell
The Roswell Lions Club announces a two night showing of Previews of Progress, the GM exhibit from the New York World's Fair. Free public demonstrations at the Junior High School Auditorium on Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10. The event features television in operation, a talking flashlight, music via light beam, and many other scientific oddities to illustrate progress in wheat industry and research creating jobs and better living conditions.
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Roswell
Jack D. Hughes
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