European Tensions Rise Over Polish Italy Ethiopia Crisis
A Ethiopian note to the League of Nations accuses Italy of hostile troop build up in Eritrea and Somaliland, demanding action at the assembly opening May 20. Britain and France seek conciliation under the 1928 treaty, with Italy nominating two members to a committee to avert a council debate.
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Geneva
League of Nations
East Africa
Italy
Ethiopia
Eritrea
League of Nations Council
London
France
Britain
Haile Selassie
Pilsudski Dies Shifting European Peace Prospects
Warsaw and London report the death of Marshal Joseph Pilsudski at 67 after a three day illness. Diplomats fear shifts in Poland's alliances and the fate of the French backed peace pact system. Possible successors include General Edward Rydz Smigly and Dr Joseph Beck.
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Europe
France
Germany
Russia
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Krakow
Wilno
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Thaddeus Kosciuszko
Adam Mickiewicz
Julius Slowacki
Edward Rydz Smigly
Joseph Beck
Kasimer Sosnowski
Massive Pacific naval maneuver ends with 43 seaplanes join fleet
Honolulu reports the greatest massed flight over the Pacific as 43 seaplanes reach a point 1 200 miles west for joint operations with surface ships. Storms lash the Bering Sea as Vice Admiral Laning takes over command of the White Fleet amid silence on secret maneuvers.
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Bering Sea
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J. M. Reeves
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Hawaii
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Bliss Field
Mich
Lea
Mathias B. Wyatt
San Diego
Saratoga
Ing
Sicard
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Ae Lea
E Sicard
G. A. Miller
I. G. Peyton
Joseph M. Reeves
Plane Crash Probe to Continue in Kansas City
The Department of Commerce will resume hearings in Kansas City this week as part of the investigation into the TWA airliner crash near Macon Missouri. Maj. W. Schroeder leads federal examiners, with five dead and eight injured survivors reported. Testimony at Macon came from farmers at the scene and hospital patients.
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TWA
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Bureau of Air Commerce
Macon
Bonus Issue Showdown Looms Over Patman Bill
Washington and Capitol Hill brace for a clash as 23 000 telegrams favor Patman cash bonus arrive at the White House while lawmakers expect a veto. Democrats foresee inflation arguments in the president's reply and debate centers on Senate votes to sustain a veto with House backing potential override. Charles E Coughlin urged Roosevelt to sign, opposing the bond financing plan.
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Woodmont
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Charles E. Coughlin
Vanished race built forts in Kansas unearthed
Arkansas City May 13 AP A vanished race of fort building Indians captivates residents as O D Sartin, authority on ancient tribes, investigates newly found fortifications in the flint hills. The forts, found by a cowboy, suggest builders older than the Osage and other tribes, and indicate a strategic people who vanished before French and Spanish contact.
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Kas
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Martin
Pirates rout Phillies 10 to 1 behind Suhr and Waner homers
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Philadelphia 10 to 1 as Cy Blanton allowed four hits and lingered into the later innings. First baseman Ed Suhr and Paul Waner each homered for the Pirates while three Phillies pitchers were touched for ten runs.
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Cy Blanton
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Suhr
P. Waner
Pirates
Reds Beat Braves 3 1 in Series Opener
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 1 in Boston on May 13 in the opening game of the series. Johnson held the Braves to five hits.
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Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Johnson
Braves
Durocher's tenth inning homer lifts Cards past Giants
In New York on May 13, Leo Durocher belted a tenth inning homer to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 3 to 2 win over the New York Giants. Bill Walker earned the mound decision over Carl Hubbell as Joe Moore drove in both Giants runs with two homers.
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Giants
New York
Leo Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Bill Walker
Carl Hubbell
Joe Moore
Cubs Rally Beats Dodgers 3 2 in Seventh Inning
The Cubs flipped a 2-0 deficit into a 3-2 victory over the Dodgers at Brooklyn. Hartnett, Lee and Galan delivered the decisive two-run doubles in the seventh inning, fueling the comeback.
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Brooklyn
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Hartnett
Lee
Galan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Supreme Court Adjourns Without Ruling on Farm Mortgage Act
Washington May 13 AP reports the Supreme Court adjourned today without ruling on the constitutionality of the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium act or the validity of NRA as challenged in the New York poultry case.
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Washington
New York
Train Hits Car at McGaffey Street Crossing Near Roswell
A southbound Santa Fe passenger train struck a stalled Model A Ford coach at the McGaffey Street grade crossing south of Roswell shortly after 1 PM. Mrs. E T Howell and her two children escaped unharmed before the collision. no injuries were reported to anyone on the train. The car, damaged beyond repair, was toppled onto its right side east of the tracks.
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McGaffey Street
Roswell
E. T. Howell
Long Takes Up Farley Case in the Senate
In Washington Senator Long pressed a Senate inquiry into Postmaster General Farley’s office conduct. He vowed to prove Farley manipulated federal contracts and prosecutions, citing affidavits and a telegram as potential witnesses to alleged favoritism and steering business away from a contracting firm.
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Treasury
Public Utilities Holding Bill O K'd
The Senate interstate commerce committee reported favorably the revised bill to abolish and regulate public utility holding companies. Two dissenters Hastings and Dieterich left in protest over the section requiring integrated geographic operation by 1942, citing insufficient time to study the amended measure.
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Today
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Dieterich
D-Ill
Cincinnati Defeats Boston In Tight NL Clash
In a National League program, Cincinnati split the scoring with Boston 3 to 1 and 2 to 0 in a double- header style tally, with Johnson and Lombardi handling batteries for Cincinnati while Campbell and Sporer contributed for Boston.
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Boston
Johnson and Lombardi
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Cantwell
Spohrer
Baseball scores and player pairings from double header
Philadelphia at Chicago and Washington at Cleveland postponed. Boston 000 St. Louis 000 Batteries W Ferrell and R Ferrell Thomas and Hemsley. New York 000 000 000-041 Detroit 100 001 0160-382 Batteries Gomez Malone and Dickey Rowe and Haywort.
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Rowe
Haywort
Grazing Association to Meet Wednesday in Courtroom
A general meeting of the South eastern New Mexico Grazing Association will be held in the district courtroom Wednesday morning at ten o'clock. Two new board members will be elected and administration of the Taylor Grazing Act discussed. Members and stockmen interested in the act urged to attend. a representative may be elected to attend the Denver meeting May 20 to adopt final rules and regulations.
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Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association
Denver
Unsettled Weather Across West North Central Regions
Weather forecast outlines unsettled conditions tonight into Tuesday across New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and West Texas with showers likely in northern and eastern portions and cooler conditions inland temperatures shown for major cities such as Amarillo Chicago Denver El Paso Kansas City Los Angeles New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Phoenix San Francisco and Washington.
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Washington
Mrs Jennings Dies at Hagerman
Mrs Robert Jennings age 67 died at 7 45 this morning at her Hagerman home after a three week illness. She had lived in the Dexter and Hagerman area for fourteen years and is survived by eleven children. Her husband died a few years ago the funeral plans were not announced.
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Robert Jennings
Hagerman
Battle over NRA extension splits Congress across chambers
Democratic House leaders push for a two year NRA extension as President Roosevelt desires while Senate Democrats consider action on a ten month extension proposed by Senator Clark. The Liberty League backs ten months, accusing the original measure of avoiding a Supreme Court ruling by altering the administration’s legal basis.
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Hornsbuckle Threatens Stewart in New Mexico Golf Duel
Clovis star Shorty Hornbuckle, seen as a serious challenger to Verne Spec Stewart in the 1935 state tournament, topped his local course record with a 66 at Ratón, shaving one stroke off his previous mark of 67.
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Spec” Stewart
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