Seventh birthday of Aleen Hinkle observed at Circle Drive
Aleen Hinkle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla R. Hinkle marked her seventh birthday with a party for about forty first graders from Missouri Avenue School at Circle Drive city park. Miss Hazel Smith led games as the group enjoyed a large white cake with pink candles, individual cakes and punch. Favors were dolls for girls and whistles for boys. Mrs. Clarence Hinkle helped host the event.
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Aleen Hinkle
Rolla R. Hinkle
Circle Drive
City Park
Missouri Avenue
Aleen
Hazel Smith
Park Zoo
Clarence Hinkle
Rolla Hinkle
Lovely Dinner Bridge Hosts Miss Nickson at Seven
Miss Virginia Nickson hosts a seven o'clock dinner bridge in the Nickson suite with guests including Messrs Robert Daughtry Wilmot Watts Fall Phinizy White Beers Leon Ullrich and Miss Beers. Major L P Plummer and Mrs Plummer hosted twenty New Mexico Military Institute cadets to a German dinner at Roswell Country Club. German menu penny German food conversation and atmosphere noted.
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Ben Ames
Berrendo
William G. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Hiram M. Dow
Charles F. Beeson
Burton C. Mossman
Alexander P. Horwitz
Mae Keller Wyllys
E. A. Cahoon
Grace T. Bear
Nickson
Clark A. Baker
W. W. Phillips
Mmes
Robert R. Brown
Mae K. Wyllys
GC. BE. Mason
Ewing L. Lusk
Virginia Nickson
Arms talk and tension shadow Geneva and Danzig
Openings at Geneva and London loom as Germany presses disarmament talks. Hitler's Reichstag address may signal policy shifts while Britain defers judgment. London debates German rearmament, Danzig elections, and wartime diplomacy as Pecos valley forecast stays fair and warm tonight and Tuesday.
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America
Washington
Geneva
Hitler
Germany
Reichstag
Merrymakers Outing at W H Whatley Home
Billie Whatley and Frances Schultz hosted a Merry Makers outing at the Whatley home on East Second. Attendees included Marion Roney Mary Virginia Burdette Ruth Tlankes Jane Daniels Roberta Duffield Helen Ruth Glover Frances Schultz Fillie Whatley and Seae wr os, with a campfire supper and outdoor slumber party referenced.
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Billie Whatley
Frances Schultz
Whatley
East Second
Marion Roney
Mary
Virginia Burdette
Ruth Tlankes
Jane Daniels
Roberta Duffield
Helen Ruth Glover
Fillie Whatley
Seae WR OS
Milk crisis prompts county actions across Wisconsin
Wisconsin deputies and health commissioners moved to secure milk for children as farmers clamp down. Milk pool leaders urged safe passage through their organization while governor Schmedeman blocked direct dealings. Striking milk activists faced tear gas and violence in Shawano as Chicago and New York price actions reshape supply and demand.
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Winnebago
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha County
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
A. G. Schmedeman
Shawano
Wis
Bonduel
Here
Paul Roepke
Chicago
Chicago Milk Council
McHenry
Kane
Third test flight of Macon delayed in Akron weather
Akron Ohio May 15 AP Threatening weather cut short the UCSS Macon third trial flight. The 12 hour mission began at 5 15 a m CST but rain clouds over northeastern Ohio forced Captain Alger W Diesel to return to the dock at 1 95 p m EST.
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Akron
UC. S .S
Macon
Ohio
Alger W. Diesel
Public Enemy Read Chicago May 15 AP Rocco Beleastro
Public Enemy member Rocco Beleastro, 25, is described in a Chicago AP report from May 15 as involved in a developing case. The notice notes Beleastro’s association with the organization and references ongoing legal action.
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Chicago
Rocco Beleastro
Burglar and Circus Gang Member Found Shot Dead in Automobile
Police recorded the deceased as a burglar liquor dealer and terrorist tied to the Circus Gang. He was found shot to death today in an automobile, ending a violent criminal profile in the area.
State Employees Paid Through May 1 at Capitol
Payday arrived for most state workers at the Capitol on May 1 while those in self sustaining offices had been paid regularly. Despite a six week cash shortage, vouchers were issued to cover salaries through May 1, leaving two weeks arrears for some employees.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
State reports partial funding of 75 percent of appropriations
Institutions have received 1G-12th of 75 per cent of their appropriations with the payments today. Another payday, according to the state treasurer, depends on whether any more tax revenue comes in or not. Meanwhile the state's overdraft continues at approximately $800,900.
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Norey
Talk Sugar Beets in Pecos Valley
In Artesia New Mexico May 15 AP farmers in Carlsbad and Artesia may be induced to grow sugar beets. G M Drummond of Colorado Springs president and T E Gardner manager of the Holly Sugar Beet Company southern division completed an inspection trip to assess a sugar beet project. They believe beets can be grown year round and seed production could aid Colorado farmers after crop losses from climatic problems. A 1930 experiment farm beet project ended when a severe hail storm damaged the area.
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Artesia
N. M
Carlsbad
G. M. Drummond
Colorado Springs
T. E. Gardner
Holly Sugar Beet Company
Colorado
Jap Forces Press Near Peiping In North China Push
Japanese divisions advance toward Peiping as General Nichi’s 8th division attacks Nanshengchu ang near Miyun, with Lt Gen Sakamoto’s 6th division moving from Fengjun. Reports say Chinese morale collapses and desertions rise. U S legation advises evacuation of Tungchow amid rumors of occupation.
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Tokyo
Yoshikazu Nichi
Nanshengchuang
Miyun
China
Peiping
Fengjun
Swan River
Masayemen Sakamoto
Rengo
Sakamoto
United States Legation
Tungchow
Peipins
American Board of Missions
North China American School
Fine Sermon On Godly Music By Renaissance Faithful
A church service featured a sermon on God's glory in music by Rev. Julian Atwood. The program listed processional and recessional by Miss Perry, several choruses set to works by Gounod and Teasdale, scripture readings, and prayers by Rev. LeRoy Thompson and others, highlighting Bach, Handel, and Beethoven as examples of faith guiding art.
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Bach
Handel
Frethoven
Thomas Per
Teasdale
Julian Atwood
Gnopod
Rev
Atwood
Thelma Per
Al Smith Refuses To Run For Mayor In New York
A draft Seabury for mayor movement grows amid Smith’s rejection of nomination. Seabury, an independent Democrat, leads city investigation that followed Mayor Walker’s resignation. observers expect Tammany to renominate John P. O’Brien in the fall election.
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New York
Smith
Samuel Seabury
Tammany
Seabury
James J. Walker
John P O’brien
Walker
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