Laura Ingalls Starts Speed Flight East
Laura Ingalls, noted woman pilot, launched from Union Air Terminal at Burbank on her bid to beat Amelia Earhart's transcontinental speed record. She aims to fly 2,447 miles to New York in under 17 hours 7 minutes 30 seconds aboard a new $40,000 black craft.
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Amelia Earhart
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State Liquor Board Appointed Today in New Mexico
Santa Fe May 25 AP The state board of liquor control was appointed by Gov Clyde Ting ley The appointees are William G Johnson of Roy chairman A S Alvord of Santa Fe and B G Dyne of Las Cruces Johnson a former state senator Harding county clerk and last session enrolling and engrossing clerk in the House Alvord a former highway commission member and Dyne a Dona Ana county businessman Johnson will devote his entire time to the office in the capital He will handle the work formerly handled by J C Pillow.
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State Board of Liquor Control
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B. G. Dyne
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Johnson
Harding County
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Highway Commission
Dyne
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Despondent socialite Mrs Whitfield dies at ranch
Emily Whitfield, New York socialite and former Vanderbilt wife, was found dead in her Deadhorse ranch dwelling with a 38 caliber pistol in hand. Coronor's inquest ruled death by her own actions amid a turbulent life, desertion and a pending third divorce amid pressures over a young daughter in Cannes.
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Gov and Mrs Tingley to attend institute graduation
Santa Fe May 25 AP Gov and Mrs Clyde Tingley will attend graduation exercises at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell on June 3, announced from his office.
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Clyde Tingley
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell High Graduates Its Largest Class
Roswell High School filled the Junior High auditorium with over 1200 attending for the 1935 commencement. One hundred six graduates made the largest class in school history as Dr. Austin D. Crile spoke on wisdom, noting changes from boyhood to the age of automobiles airplanes and radio and the rapid transmission of ideas.
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LD. N. Pope
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Mount Sinai
Moses
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Thomas J. Hall
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Dillard Wyatt
Hall
Little Wins British Amateur Golf Title Today
William Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco defeated Dr. William Tweddell one up in the 36 hole final at St Annes to become the first American to win consecutive British amateur titles and extend a 50 year history of American champions. The match featured a dramatic finish with Little clutching a key 32nd hole bunker shot and a 4 on the final hole amid a huge crowd of 10,000 as Tweddell pressed late.
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St. Annes On the Sea
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William Tweddell
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Little
Prestwick
Jim Wallace
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England
Tweddell
Dormie
Senate approves largest peace time naval budget
Washington May 25 AP The Senate passed a 460 million dollar peace time naval appropriation to build 24 ships and 555 aircraft, sending the measure to conferees before White House approval. The 55 to 18 vote included shipbuilding funds and left opposition limited, with Nye trying to add comptroller access to bids.
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Nye
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Comptroller General
U. S. Fleet Arrives at Pearl Harbor in Spectacular Air Display
Aboard the battleship Pennsylvania the U S fleet reaches Honolulu as six large flying cruisers fly 1323 miles from Midway Island. Army and Navy planes will stage a one hour air review at noon. Admiral Reeves orders no attack simulations as surface ships anchor.
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Santa Fe Delivers Opinion On Sunday Liquor Law
The New Mexico Attorney General says Sunday closing is optional for municipalities under local option districts and that county boards control hours outside city limits. He clarifies Section 1002 allows local ordinances for Sunday sales, while 1003 governs county actions in districts beyond city borders.
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Santa Fe
Frank Patton
Patton
Boards of County Commissioners
Remembering Jane Addams by Irvin Cobb in Hollywood
Hollywood, California notes that novelist Katherine Norris asked for a birthday tribute to Jane Addams. The writer admits forgetting, then recalls seeing Addams in papers and expresses regret after learning of her death. Cobb praises Addams as a people-minded, influential figure of her era.
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Katherine Norris
Jane Addams
Irvin Cobb
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Smith May Be Candidate for G O P in 1936 Race
National Committee Chairman Henry P Fletcher said the party should appeal to conservatives in 1936. Reports say Alfred E Smith might enter the race, prompting Democratic reaction. Postmaster General Farley avoided comment while noting the idea remains considered by new deal forces. Jouett Shouse of the American Liberty League declined to comment on possible support. Fletcher argued the New Deal is coalescing and will shape politics, with Boston discussions and an Illinois Springfield meeting expected to boost momentum.
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Serious Senate Fight Over The NRA Signals Urgent Action
Time runs out as Senate gears for a fierce battle to extend the NRA beyond its June 16 expiry. Administration leaders plan to push a House extension bill next week. President Roosevelt backs Wagner labor laws as a complement to NRA bargaining rules while NRA backers fear a loss of legal status.
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Baseball Scores and Batter Details Across Games
Boston beat Pittsburgh 7 to 1 with Betts to Welch and others driving runs in seven innings. Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 4 to 3 to clinch in the ninth. Brooklyn and St Louis failed to finish, while New York outslugged Chicago 3 to 2 in a tight battle.
Chicago and Cleveland Batter Games Summary
Baseball scoreline snippets from a late 1920s or 1930s page list multiple games. Teams mentioned include Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Detroit, and Boston with various battery pairings. Scores show mixed outcomes and partial innings, reflecting a compact wire-service style box score montage.
Home Run Roster Cites Players Across Leagues
List of players hitting homers today includes Warstler Pha Amn Ruth Bos Nat 3 Coleman NY Amn Green berg Det Amn Crosetti NY Amn Young Cinti Natl Moore NY Natl Gehrig NY Ann Dickey NY Amn Coleman St Amn.
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Ruth
Bos
Coleman NY Amn
Greenberg
Det Amn
Crosetti
NY Amn
Young
Cinti
Moore NY Natl
Gehrig
Ann
Dickey
Coleman
St . Amn
Greenberge's homer seals Detroit win over Red Sox
Boston May 25 AP Detroit defeats Red Sox 3 to 2 as Greenberge hits a sixth inning home run with one aboard to provide the decisive margin in a tense game.
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Red Sox
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