Hoover Roosevelts Talks on Foreign Debts Urged
President Hoover urged President elect Roosevelt to confer on global debt issues as debtor nations seek a suspension of payments due December 15. Hoover sent a telegram inviting Albany Governor to visit the White House and discussed a constructive approach, rejecting cancellation but open to compensation through expanded markets and other forms. He emphasized continued world economic and arms conference efforts into the Roosevelt era.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
New York
Albany
White House
Congress
Texas Act expands Texas oil field proration powers
Austin, Texas. The Texas railroad commission, armed with a new conservation statute, may set market demand and physical waste based field quotas and per well allowances for East Texas oil. Governor Sterling signed the act after legislative approval, with martial law previously declared and national guardsmen aiding enforcement. The field now has over 8,700 producing wells.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Big East Texas
R.S. Sterling
House
Senate
Commission
Sterling
National
Railroad Commission
Europe Debts Too Form Hard Problem In Debt Talks
Britain and France, each owing about 4 billion dollars to the United States, ask suspension of December payments as an international debt conference looms. President Hoover invites Roosevelt to join talks, while Congress weighs urgent action and a special session. notes stress potential revisions and continued moratorium impact.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
United States
Hoover
Roosevelt
Walsh
Mont
Congress
Ragon
D. Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
America
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Hungary
Greece
England
Britain
Roland Lindsay
Claudel
Lindsay
Seven Billion Fish and Eggs Out
Washington reports the government distributed 7,074,000,009 fish and eggs in the year ending June 30. The total is nearly 50,000,000 less than the previous year, with most of the decrease noted in the last months of the period.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Flight delays hit Bosoutrot and Mermoz in Istria
In Istria on November 14, AP reports pilots Lucien Bosoutrot and Jean Mermoz postponed their flights. Boussoutrot delayed take-off to 6 a.m. due to poor gasoline feed while Mermoz planned a possible afternoon departure if northern winds shift.
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Istria
France
Lucien Bossoutrot
Jean Mermoz
South America
Boussoutrot
Mermoz
Spanish Strike Idle Miners Hear General Order
In Oviedo Spain on November 14 thirty thousand miners in the Huyera Turon mining district remained idle following a general syndicalist and miners strike order. Guards patrolled the region ensuring compliance as the stoppage halted ore production and disrupted local activity.
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Oviedo
Spain
Huyera-Turon
Milk Truck Guards Sought as Cincinnati Strike Grows
In Cincinnati Ohio on November 14 authorities await state officials decision on deploying National Guard to protect milk trucks entering from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana amid a widening strike by union milk wagon drivers. Producers consider action as guards accompany interstate shipments after reports of stoppages threats and gunfire.
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Cincinnati
National Guardsmen
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
President Hoover Travels Through New Mexico
President Hoover's special train sped from Palo Alto back to Washington after a stop in Lordsburg where he greeted crowds including the Lords church high school band and townspeople. He recalled his first job as a mining engineer and the train then moved to El Paso before returning to New Mexico with Tucumcari scheduled stop for a school children holiday greeting.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hoover
New Mexico
Washington
Palo Alto
Calif
Lordsburgh
Lordschurch High School
Lordsburg
Lordsboro
el Paso
Tex
Tucumcari
Lost in Gila forest but found safe
Mr and Mrs J McKissick and Charles McKissick of Deming were lost for 36 hours in the Gila National Forest while hunting. They were found in an abandoned ranch by Miller Ammons district game warden and returned home to Deming unharmed.
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Silver City
N. M
J. McKissick
Charles McKissick
Deming
Gila National Forest
Miller Ammons
Germany Says France Has Finest Army
Cologne dispatch notes a Cologne Illustrated Zeitung feature asserting France fields the best equipped army near Germany. It cites rapid mobilization, undisclosed armament spending, a modern naval program, expansive air power, aggressive maneuvers, and a century-long aim for European military hegemony, with a controversial view of French alliances.
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Germany
France
Channel
England
Turin
Milan
Europe
Almates
Butler Urges Liberals to Lead Republican Party
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University calls the Young Liberal Elements in the Republican party to seize leadership. He warns the party risks fading like the Whigs unless it embraces reform and courage, proposing a policy mix including less private influence, balanced budgets, resource retention, tariff reduction, debt adjustment, and world monetary study.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Republican Party
Columbia University
Seligman Wins Largest Democratic Vote in New Mexico
Santa Fe AP reports Attorney General Ee. K. Neumann says Gov. Arthur Seligman captured a 19,000 plurality, the biggest for a Democratic governor. Eddy County gained 2,000 votes. 1,500 of the rise is in this county with Republicans up 560.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ee. K. Neumann
Arthur Seligman
Eddy County
Turner Abandons Transcontinental Record Flight
Flying behind schedule Colonel Rescoe Turner left Columbus at 10 20 a m EST for Kansas City in a bid to set a new transcontinental air speed record. He landed for fuel at 10 20 a m and previously abandoned the west to east attempt here Saturday after a blown tire and landing gear damage. The veteran endured a two hour 34 minute leg from New York to Columbus as headwinds hampered progress.
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Columbus
Rescoe Turner
Kansas City
Turner
New York
Regional Scout Executive to Speak Tonight on Ten Year Plan
J. P. Fitch regional scout executive for region nine which includes New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma will address attendees after a banquet at the M E Church South at 5 45 this evening. The talk centers on the ten year plan recently launched by the national Boy Scout council.
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J. P. Fitch
Region Nine
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
M. E. Church
South
National Council of the Boy
Drowned Prohibitionist Robins Linked to Rum Runner Case
A rumor ties missing prohibitionist Col. Robins to Ralph Cede, a 40 year old swindler, with claims Robins was kidnapped by rum runners and dumped at sea off Montauk Point. Police say investigation continues but doubt the tale’s truth. Col. Robins has been missing since September amid larceny charges against Code.
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Ofton
Coli. Raymond
Robins
Hoover
Ralph Cede
Code
New York
Carlisle O. Byrd
Byrd
Secret Service
Colonel Robins
New Jersey
Montauk Point
Long Island
Big Artesian Well Nearing Plugging Near Dexter
W M Erwin assistant state engineer says a leaky artesian well on W F Kerr property one and a half miles west of Dexter is nearly plugged. Two inch tubing reaches 700 feet. mud and cement plug planned soon. Rocks hindered drilling. water spouted eight inches above ground as tubing reached 300 feet. Erwin notes the well likely wastes water. original flow suggests a week of tubing work.
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W. M. Erwin
Conservancy District
W. F. Kerr
Dexter
Ervin
Bratton Opposes Debt Moratorium Extension
In Albuquerque on November 14 AP report Sen Sam G Bratton opposed canceling or extending a moratorium on war debts owed by France Britain and other foreign powers. He favored treating the debts as defaulted and allowing nations to resume payments when they can.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sam G. Bratton
France
Great Britain
MCCUNE Speaks On Federal Loans For Building and Loan
R H McCune of Roswell, president of the New Mexico League of Building and Loan Associations, urged use of Federal Home Loan Bank funds or direct loans to individuals if associations do not act. He noted NM laws bar stock purchases by associations but allow non member borrowing up to 26000. He called for tax reductions to promote home ownership and thrift.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Federal Home Loan Bank
Congress
R. H. McCune
Roswell
New Mexico League of Building and Loan Associations
New Mexico
McCune
Bomb Explosion Injures Seven In Lausanne City Hall Blast
Fifteen men were arrested in connection with the blast in front of Lausanne city hall last night. Seven persons were injured including a woman. Police said the bombing seemed aimed at the city hall fire station following a recent unemployment protest where firemen used a hose on demonstrators.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
City Hall
Ohio governor backs beer legalization to curb racketeering
New York AP report quotes Governor George White of Ohio on vacation in New York arguing that legal beer manufacture and sale will end racketeering by eliminating beer distribution as the bulk driver. He says repeal or modification of the state enforcement act will follow a federal change, contingent on justification.
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New York
George White
Ohio
Superintendent Miss Thelma McCully Plans School Visits
County school superintendent Miss Thelma McCully will visit Acme and Oasis schools this week to observe operations and discuss local education needs with staff and students.
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Thelma McCully
Acme
Oasis
Lis
Comptroller urges ready pickup of 1933 plates
Santa Fe Nov 14 AP Juan N Vigil state comptroller said today those with reserved 1933 motor vehicle license plates must obtain them by 4 30 tomorrow evening. Plates will not be held after that date. All reservations were made at the comptroller office in Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Juan N.vigil
State Comptroller
Comptroller’s
Santa ‘Fe
Hoover Speaks To Tucumcari Crowd During Transit
President on special train from Palo Alto to Washington stops in Tucumcari New Mexico for 15 minutes. He thanks well wishers and declines political remarks. Train had earlier halted at Lordsburg where a high school band welcomed him before resuming to Kansas City.
Carey National Auto Champion in 1932 race title
Oakland California November 14 Bob Carey of Anderson Indiana won the 1932 National AAA automobile driving championship as the final race of the season concluded at Oakland Speedway He finished second in the 150 mile classic but clinched the national title amid the roaring road era credentials and honors.
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Oakland
Calif
Bob Carey
Anderson
Lod
Oakland Speedway
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