17 Dead In Tornadoes And Floods
Severe weather across Texas Oklahoma and Colorado leaves at least 17 dead with many missing. Victims include Joy McAlpine and Alfred Reid identified among the dead in Texas while John Finke Melvin Hill and others perish in separate floods and tornadoes. A 16 foot water wall threatens Oklahoma City prompting mass evacuations and widespread damage exceeding two million dollars.
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Joy McAlpine
Alfred Reid
Texas
John Finke
Melvin Hill
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma City
Bonus Pay Bill May Pass After Veto Vote
Washington reports administration leaders expect revival of the Bonus issue after the Patman bill defeat. A rider plan on a naval funds bill could push through a three option payment method leaving the President choice on currency, borrowing, or using a public works fund. Senate discussions note potential veto override votes and a shifting tally among Democrats and Republicans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Benate
Roosevelt
Patman
Public Works
Clark
D-Mo
Senate
Clarke
Administration
Garlic and drivin law dreamed in California talk
The narrator describes roaming California towns from Sacramento to Gilroy, noting garlic production and a jab at Boston's garlic consumption. He remarks on a desire for a law to curb late night stings and exaggerates the local garlic industry, mentioning Harvard in Boston as a culture contrast.
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Gilroy
Boston
America
Harvard Bostonium
49 Die in Air Crash Large Soviet Plane
Moscow reports a disaster involving the Maxim Gorky as another aircraft nearly caused a second crash. Pilot VY. Rybushkin described a panic on board the motion picture plane and a confrontation that disrupted control, with 49 lives lost in the crash of the world's largest land plane during a film shoot.
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Maxim Gorky
VY. Rybushkin
Motion Picture Agency
Rybushkin
Ivan Mikhaeff
Gorky
Blagin
Mikhaeff
Explosions Hit Presbyterian Sanitorium in Albuquerque
Two blasts rocked the heating plant at the Presbyterian Sanatorium in Albuquerque New Mexico injuring none but causing panic. Manager Hugh Cooper and yardman Mack Chavez were knocked down by the first blast as they attended the plant and both fled upstairs to sound the alarm. The second blast occurred while they climbed. Fire crews assisted in evacuating patients and nurses helped those in other buildings to safety. Fire Chief Westerfield said the chimney and heating plant require repairs.
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N. M
Presbyterian Sanitorium
Hugh Cooper
Cooper
Yardman
Mack Chavez
Chavez
W. A.westerfield
Frontier Day Tragedy: One Dead and Thirty Two Hurt
Yakima Washington May 20 AP crowds at frontier days parade watched as the Mercy Building two story cornice collapsed killing an 18 year old Victor Ruff of Wapato and injuring 32 others including Leon Barrick 12 of Buena, Wallace Wisner of Yakima and Dick Van Driel of Selah. Emergency crews moved victims to hospital as city officials announced an investigation.
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Mercy
Victor Ruff
Wapato
Leon Barrick
Buena
Wallace Wisner
Dick van Driel
Selah
Tacoma National Guard
Little Wins First British Golf Match
St Annes on Sea England May 20 AP W Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco won his first round match in the British amateur championship by defeating T H Parker Briton one up.
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St. Annes-on-the-Sea
Eng
Stern
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Little
T. H. Parker
McCullough Co Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Santa Fe May 20 AP A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in U S district court by W H McCullough Co liquor distributors of Albuquerque and Roswell. Liabilities totaled 14807 71 and assets 3228 77. The company is a partnership of William W McCullough and Theodore R Fye, both of Roswell.
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Santa Fe
U. S. District
W. H. McCullough Co
Albuquerque
Roswell
William W. McCullough
Theodore R. Fye
Ouster bid targets Fernandez tax attorney post
Santa Fe May 20 AP Attorney General Patton says removal proceedings against A M Fernandez state tax attorney could set a rule for future appointments if pushed to the state supreme court The suit filed by T W Gibson Albuquerque seeks Fernandez’s removal alleging constitutional violation and statutes Fernández was a former legislator appointed to the post while serving in the 12th Legislature
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Frank Patton
A. M. Fernandez
State Supreme Court
Fernandez
Patton
T. W. Gibson
Albuquerque
Gibson
New Mexico
J. D. Mell
Attorney General's Office
Five senators walk out as Chavez sworn in
Washington May 20 AP five senators walked out of the Senate chamber as Dennis Chavez, Cutting's successor, took the oath of office. Senators Johnson Norris Nye La Follette Shipstead and Borah abstained. Norris condemned the fight to oust Cutting and called it a blot on the Roosevelt administration.
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Bronsan Cutting
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Senate
Dennis Chavez
Cutting
Johnson
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Norris
Nebraska
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DePaolo Reuses Luck Shoes Ahead of Indy 500 Run
Indianapolis May 20 The veteran driver Pete DePaolo plans a comeback in the 500 mile race on May 30 using the same tiny baby shoes that rode the front axle of his 1925 winning racer. The shoes symbolize luck as DePaolo and more than fifty entrants move toward the 33-car starting field during time trials.
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Rex Mays
Los Angeles
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Supreme Court Adjourns Without NRA Moratorium Ruling
Washington May 20 The Supreme Court adjourned until next Monday without ruling on the constitutionality of the NRA or the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium act. The high court did not pass upon these key pieces of legislation today.
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Supreme Court
NRA
National League RH BEB and NH results inAP recap
Baseball scores from a multi game AP summary show New York defeating Pittsburgh 11 to 2 in nine innings with key plays by Hubbell Stout and Gabler. Chicago beat Boston 6 to 0 as Brandt Smit Spohrer and Hartnett pitched. St Louis posted a 5 to 0 win over Washington, and Detroit routed Philadelphia 8 to 3. Cleveland lost 4 to 19 to Boston, with Hildebrand Brenzel Grove and Ferrell credited.
Fox Det Amn and Amn Names Across Leagues
Fox Det Amn and several agents including R Ferrell Johnson Greenberg Lazzeri Jensen Foxx and PhA Amn are listed with team associations in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The fragment references Boston and national figures and notes detective amn roles in sports or league contexts.
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R. Ferrell
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Greenberg
Lazzeri
Jensen
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France and Germany circle each other in Paris and Krakow talks
Berlin reports Hitler seeks a way out of his foreign policy dilemma through a frank talk with Pierre Laval as France tightens its diplomatic encirclement. Laval slipped out of Poland via Germany and shows no plan to return, leaving little chance of a direct interview with Hitler.
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der Fuehrer
Joseph Beck
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Sinclair Plan Production for Use Campaign Ups Fate of 1936
Upton Sinclair urged a national production for use campaign to aid 50 million semi starved Americans postponing poverty in California. He warned a definite Democratic response in 1936 and pressed Roosevelt reelection while opposing a third party. He hinted Epic News expansion and a possible Epic bid in Democratic primaries if Roosevelt fails to back production for use.
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Los Angeles
Upton Sinclair
Democratic Party
California
Roosevelt
Sinclair
Dem platform debate hints at forced inclusion
A partisan discussion suggests pressure to add a specific plank to the Democratic platform. The note implies internal maneuvering over policy language and committee decisions affecting party messaging.
Rooms For Institute Visitors Call Issued By Chamber
A chamber of commerce call seeks lodging for visitors to the New Mexico Military Institute finals. It requests those with spare rooms to contact the institute for details. Indications show a large crowd with hotels filling. extra rooms are welcome to be rented for the June 4 commencement.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Rosais
New Mexico
Wooldridge Takes Over Court House Cafe Ownership
Charlie Wooldridge formerly with The Record has bought O. W. Richey’s stake in the Court House Cafe at 418 1/2 North Main and will run it with H. L. Slim Sanders as cook and partner. He assumed management this morning.
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Charlie Wooldridge
The
Record
O. W. Richey
Court House
North Main
H. L. “Slim” Sanders
Mr. Wooldridge
Governor Tingley Still At Mansion Recovering From Cold
Santa Fe report says Governor Clyde Tingley remained at the executive mansion in Santa Fe on May 20 recovering from a cold. No further health details were released.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Executive Mansion
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