Arms Talks Move Toward Global Arms Licensing
Austria pressed to equalize arms at the disarmament conference steering committee while the United States urged licensing and inspection of arms trading. France and Britain showed sympathy, but Germany and Austria cited power needs. Hirohito attended Japan’s new cruiser launch as naval talks stalled toward a 1937 treaty.
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Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Suzuya
Yokoshika
Kure
London
Great Britain
United States
Geneva
Austria
Borah charges waste in relief funds and million found
Senator Borah asserts large wastes in relief funding and a reported million dollars missing in one western state. He claims a “no man’s land” between FERA and state relief offices causes inflated admin costs from 25 to 59 percent and backs his call for a congressional investigation.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Independent Republican
FERA
Wasi
Harry L. Hopkins
Red Cross rolls up county tally well past goal
The Roswell area Red Cross drive exceeded the 900 member quota today with a total of 906 dollars, covering Hagerman and Lake Arthur. W C Lawrence and Myron Prager announced the strong county response, praising workers and publicity help. Books stay open at the chamber of commerce through Thanksgiving for late joiners.
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Red Cross
Chaves County
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
W. C Lawrence
W. C. Lawrence
Myron Prager
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Chamber of Commerce
4-H Club Shows Young Farmers at Los Angeles Show
Santa Monica reader notes praise for the 4-H club, admiring farmers’ youths who care for their own stock. The writer envisions old age pensions and calls for statesmanship from leaders, inspired by the youth and training seen at the Los Angeles Live Stock Show.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Los Angeles
Coun
U. S. Sends Bills To Debtor Nations National debt notices due December 15
The United States has informed foreign debtors that 154,729,976 dollars is due this government December 15. Notes were routine and not a sign of expected collection. Only Finland owing 228,538 dollars in December is paid up, with all other nations in default. Bills sent to Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Finland, France, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Rumania.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Finland
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
France
Great Britain
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Seen in Senate Silver Bloc Split
Senator Wheeler of Montana announced he will re introduce and press his bill for free coinage of silver at not more than 16 to 1 with gold. He opposes Senator King of Utah who said no further legislation is needed as China protest undermines opponents arguments.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
D-Mont
Congress
King
Utah
Montana
China
Snow and Rain Hit Western New Mexico Stateswide
New Mexico faced its first real winter touch with snow in Santa Fe and the northwestern highlands while drizzle and rain spread along the Rio Grande valley to Las Cruces. Raton and eastern areas stayed cloudy and cold, Roswell cleared then clouds moved in, Gallup and Albuquerque saw snow flurries with some melt.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Rio Grande Valley
Las Cruces
Raton
Clovis
Roswell
Gallup
Sandia
Estancia
Mystery Kidnapping of William Weiss Stirs Philadelphia
United States Justice Department agents piece together the 24 day old kidnaping of William Weiss a prominent Philadelphia nightlife figure. Six ransom notes threatening a horrible death and demanding 100000 dollars were received at his Overbrook home after his disappearance on October 26.
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Philadelphia
William Weiss
United States Department of Justice
Weics
R. George Harvey
Philadelphia Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Weiss
Overbrook
Montgomery County
Harvey
R. H. McCune to Speak to Roswell Merchants Tonight
R H McCune, manager of the Roswell Building and Loan Association, will discuss the business outlook and the federal housing program at the Merchants Association meeting at Nickson Coffee Shop at 6:30 tonight. He returns from New Orleans where he attended the national convention of building and loan associations and will share facts. A nominating committee will be appointed for next year’s officers, with the election set for December. Plans to entertain Santa Claus on December 8 will be discussed. All business and professional men are urged to attend.
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R. H. McCune
Roswell
Association
Santa Claus
Allowable Crude Oil Fixed for December by Secretary Ickes
National allowable crude oil production for December was fixed at 2,307,000 barrels daily, down 33,300 from November. State changes include Colorado steady, New Mexico down 1,100 to 45,900, and Texas reduced by 16,000 to 941,339 barrels daily.
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Washington
Ickes
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Pioneer cattleman F. Tipton dies in Glenwood New Mexico
F. Tipton pioneer cattleman and stockman died at his Glenwood home after a life as a freighter on the Silver City Mongolian line and a longtime ranch foreman. He was a friend of Capt. William French owner of the W. S. Ranch near Glenwood.
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Glenwood
N. M
Silver City
F. Tipton
Tipton
William French
W. S. Ranch
Jouett Shouse Attacks The New Deal In New York
Jouett Shouse president of the American Liberty League denounces what he calls regimentation under the New Deal. He contends that personal and property rights need not conflict and criticizes President Roosevelt on the league’s stance.
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New York
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Day
New Deal
Roosevelt
The
League
Cutting Leads Chavez By 1,248 In New Mexico Senate Race
Santa Fe, Nov 20. AP figures show only 76 absentee ballots missing in Rio Arriba county leaving Bronson Cutting Republican ahead by 1,248 votes over Dennis Chavez Democrat for the six year Senate seat. Of 31 counties 28 official, two unofficial, one county lacking absentee votes. Clyde Tingley leads his ticket by 6,111 in 20 counties. Frank Patton shows a 7,000 plus edge over Jose Armis. Chavez remains near bottom among the ticket.
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Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Associated Press Election Bureau
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Dennis Chavez
Associated Press
Secretary of
Clyde Tingley
Chavez
Jaffa Miller
Frank Patton
Sielect
Jose Armis
Patton
Tingley A
Governor Hockenhull to Award Scout Attendance Trophy
Governor Hockenhull will award a trophy to the community with the best attendance at the Eastern New Mexico Area Council Boy Scouts meeting in Roswell Friday. The award honors numbers present and mileage traveled, with special recognition at the banquet for Scoutmasters holding the Scoutmaster's Key.
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Hockenhull
Paraguay rejects League plan to halt Chaco War
Asuncion Paraguay November 20 AP Paraguay flatly refused to accept the League of Nations consultative committee report urging cessation of hostilities. The government insisted on guarantees before halting fighting and pledged to continue the jungle war until such assurances are secured.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
League of Nations
Chaco
League
Hich
Rebels Cut Phone Line Across Mexico and Texas
Mexico City Nov 20 AP The Mexican telephone company reports communications between Monterrey and Laredo Texas were cut in the early morning by suspected rebels. An alleged manifesto in a newspaper under Gen Antonio Villarreal announced an uprising would begin on the anniversary of the Madero revolt. The national telegraph system says its wires remain intact.
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Mexico
D. F
Mexican Telephone Company
Monterrey
Laredo
Tex
Antonio Villarreal
National Telegraph Organization
Australian Flier Begins Canada to Australia Flight
In Quebec on November 20 AP reports Charles T. P. Ulm, an Australian aviator, took off from Quebec for Montreal on the first leg of his planned Canada to Australia flight, covering 1809 miles as of 12 10 p m EST.
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Quebec
Charrles T P. Ulm
Montreal
Eighteen Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court Here
Eighteen persons were fined for drunkenness in police court here yesterday and today.
Maj Gifford to Hold Salvation Army Meeting Here
Major E R Gifford divisional commander from Phoenix will conduct a public meeting tomorrow night at 7 45 at the Salvation Army Hall East Second Street The public is invited to hear his message He will arrive tomorrow morning for a general inspection of Salvation Army activities here
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E. R. Gifford
Salvation Army
Phoenix
Arizona
Salvation Army Hall
East Second Street
Maj. Gifford
Four Years in Prison for Killing Husband
Mrs Lulu Mills aged 37 was convicted by a jury in Clark S D for second degree manslaughter in the June 6 death of her husband. Circuit Judge W N Skinner imposed the maximum four year sentence in the state penitentiary. Mills fainted when sentenced and was carried from the courtroom unconscious. She is the mother of seven children.
Typical Classified Ads Deliver Fast Lost and Rent Results
A Record classified ad helped locate a valuable dog within an hour of publication yesterday. Another reader reported 18 responses to a Ford Rent ad and promptly rented his house. A woman said a Lost ad located a lost glove the next morning. These results are typical for The Record.
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