Democratic leaders defend opposition to Cutting and Shipstead
Washington November 24 AP Senator Lewis Illinois defended the Democratic high command's move to back opponents of Senator Cutting and Shipstead in recent elections. He cited veterans legislation stances as a reason, noting Cutting accused the president of a lack of humanity on veterans' compensation and Shipstead pressing the bonus issue. Norris of Nebraska criticized opposing Cutting and Shipstead. |
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Lewis
Illinois
Democratic High Command
Cutting
Shipstead
Democratic
New Mexico Republican Independent
Minnesota Farmer- Laborite
Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
U S May Seek Naval Accord With Britain
London dispatch reports the United States may pursue an informal naval policy accord with Great Britain if the Washington treaties fail. The aim is to avoid a three power naval race, with Britain reluctant to ally with either the U S or Japan. Talks among the United States Japan and Britain proceed with hopes of a compromise on parity.
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London
Nouv
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Japan
America
Nippon
Tovko
Washington
Mayors seek large scale federal public works program
About 100 mayors meeting in Chicago urged Congress to fund extensive federal public works at low interest to revive industry, also calling for an adequate work relief fund and improvements in housing, schools, and street work. Mayor Hoan was elected conference president. La Guardia became vice president. Albuquerque report notes Clyde Tingley pressing for a full legislative program including voter registration reform and numerous policy areas.
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Congress
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Conference of Mayors
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Fiorello T. la Guardia
New York
Hoan
American Municipal Association
Tom Bass a renowned Negro horse trainer dies at 74
Beverly Hills California and Mexico, Missouri report the death of Tom Bass, a famed Black horse trainer who spent over five decades training thousands of horses. He is remembered for shaping champions beyond mere riding. The column also notes the Vanderbilt family drama.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mexico
Tom Bass
America
Saint Peter
Tom
P. S
Vanderbilt
France Sees 12.7 Billion Francs Defense Budget
Paris reports an official claim that Soviet military aid enhances Frances iron ring of security as the nation considers a 12.703 billion franc defense budget. The 5.589 billion franc army allotment and the Russian offer are touted as France’s guarantee of peace amid a rising national defense tally.
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Paris
Russia
France
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Archimbaud
Archimbaud
Chamber
Housing head clash in Roosevelt plan debate continues
Secretaries Ickes and Moffett issued a joint statement after a White House meeting denying any differences, though public disputes surfaced over a vast government housing program. Ickes backed government aid for home building while Moffett warned against competing with private capital and devaluing real estate.
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Washington
Ickes
James A. Moffett
White House
Stephen T. Early
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Moffett Heads
Moffett
Today’s Football Scores First in the Daily Record
College grid results list late scores across several games. Notre Dame fell to Army 6 pages show Yale over Harvard, Northwestern over Michigan, Colgate blanked Rutgers, Penn State lost to Bucknell, Dartmouth routed Princeton, and multiple others including Ohio State, Missouri, Georgia Tech, Minnesota, and Kansas City in various matchups.
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Notre Dame
Army
Yale
Harvard
Northwestern
Michigan
Georgetown
Maryland
Catholic U
Duquesne
Colgate
Rutgers
Penn State
Bucknell
Syracuse
Columbia
Mass. State
Tufts
Dartmouth
Princeton
Providence
R.I. State
Lehigh
Lafayette
Swarthwaare
Susquehanna
Villanova
Temple
Wastiseren Cel
Delaware
Obertin
Reserve
Iowa
Ohio State
Missouri
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Florida
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Iowa State
Notre Dame Downs Army 12 to 6 in Close Classic
Notre Dame defeated Army 12 to 6 in a standout game. Captain Vairo opened scoring on a 57 yard pass and run with Bill Shakespeare delivering the pass. Army tied late second period on a Buckler to Shuler 17 yard pass. Pilney to Hanley produced two long completions and the winning TD in the final five minutes.
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New York
Dame
Army
Notre Dame
Cadets
Vairo
Bill Shakespeare
Jack Buckler
Bill Shuler
Andy Pilney
Dan Hanley
Princeton Ends Season With 38 13 Win Over Dartmouth Indians
Palmer Stadium Princeton New Jersey November 24 AP Princeton recovers from 7 0 loss to Yale last week and closes football season with a 38 to 13 victory over a slow starting Dartmouth Indians before a crowd of 40 000.
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Palmer Stadium
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Dartmouth Indians
Italy Demands League Discussion on Yugoslav Charge
Rome foreign office said Italy would press for immediate League of Nations discussion of Yugoslav charges that Hungary was complicit in the assassination of King Alexander at Marseille. The statement called the situation delicate but not necessarily likely to cause further complications.
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Italy
Rome
Foreign Office
League of Nations
Alexander
Marseille
P C Allns to elect their representative
Production credit associations in New Mexico will elect their representative to the Federal Land Bank board at Wichita during December meetings. Nominations were made and ballots distributed for voting by the association. Oliver M. Lee of Alamogordo is the current New Mexico member of the board.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Associa
Oliver M. Lee
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Germany bans religious news amid church fight
Berlin reports a government ban on publication of religious news signaling a new phase in Germany's church dispute. The move follows ongoing tensions as authorities push to curb coverage seen as inflaming religious conflict.
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Berlin
Germany
College football scores from multiple games
Illinois defeated Chicago 6 to 0 in the second period while Indiana led Purdue 14 to 0. Auburn was shut out by Georgia 12 to 0. Texas Christian beat Rice 7 to 0. South Methodist fell 6 to 0 at Baylor. Michigan State and Kansas produced a 6 to 4 score.
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Chicago
Indiana
Purdue
Auburn
Georgia
Texas Christian
Rice
South
Methodist
Baylor
Michigan State
Kansas
Northwestern Defeats Michigan 13 to 6 in Ann Arbor
Northwestern defeats Michigan 13 to 6 as Swisher and Duvall score for the Wildcats and Ward adds Michigan field goals.Michigan suffers its sixth Western Conference loss. In New Brunswick Colgate beats Rutgers 14 to 9 at Nelson Field with Don Irwin scoring both Colgate touchdowns before 11,500 fans.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wolverine
Wolverines
Swisher
Duvall
Wildcats
Ward
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Colgate
Scarlet
Neilson Field
Don Irwini
Red Raiders
Yale Beats Harvard 14 to 0 in Thanksgiving Gridiron
New Haven reports Yale defeated Harvard 14 to 0 today behind a first half offensive surge that Harvard could not answer before the intermission. Harvard threatened to score in the second half but fell short.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Earthquake Felt In Wyoming Friday
A distinct earth tremor shook west central Wyoming late yesterday with Lander, Green River, and Rock Springs reporting shocks. In a 10 mile radius around Lander residents saw dishes displaced and pictures topple as snowstorm raged and occupants rushed into the streets.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
Lander Valley
Green River
Rock Springs
Byrd Opens Antarctic Flight To Seek New Passage
Rear Admiral Richard F Byrd began a 5:15 p.m. flight from Little America to probe a suspected transcontinental Antarctic passage. The mission aims to locate a feasible route eastward for two tractors stalled near the 181st parallel, with Burg predicting still unexplored territory between the 181st and 182nd parallels may hold crucial findings.
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Antarctica
Mackay
Burg
Two of three escapees captured in Louisiana
Angola, La. November 24 Two of three convicts who overpowered a guard and escaped from the State prison farm were found with a posse of 50 men in the Tunica hills. Fred Middleton and Irvin Moon were recaptured without resistance. The hunt for James Slim Hall continues as guards pursue the remaining felon.
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Angola
Tunica Hills
Fred Middleton
Irvin Moon
James “Slim” Hall
Cadet Suffers Hand Injury in Auto Accident
Cadet William Cotton of N M M I from Mercedes California sustained a badly mashed hand in a morning auto crash while returning to Roswell from a hunting trip. He was taken to St Marys Hospital. details of the accident remain unclear.
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William Cotton
Mercedes
California
Roswell
Cotton
St. Mary’s Hospital
Historical Society to Hold Game Party for El Torreon
The Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society will stage a fundraiser at the Woman's Club on December 1 at 7 30 p m. Proceeds go toward restoring El Torreon with games including Forty Two Chess Checkers Dominos Auction Contract Pitch Mah J I Ong Michigan Casino Anagrams and Bunco.
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Chaves County
Big haul liquor case at Tucumcari
Albuquerque dispatch reports one of the state’s largest alcohol tax raids. Tucumcari officers and investigators seized nearly seven gallons of illicit whiskey, 25 gallons of fermenting wine, and 271 pints of home brew at a speakeasy. John Mickelson faces charges of manufacture and possession of illegal liquor, operating as a retailer without a license, and possession of non tax paid whiskey. He was held for federal court ac
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Albuquerque
Alcohol Tax Unit
Tucumcari
John Mickelson
Mora County canvassing board begins vote tally with challenged absentees
Mora New Mexico voters faced a county canvassing session as Mora county commissioners, acting as the canvassing board, started tallying results after a night guarding poll books and ballots. Judge M A Otero Jr ordered 17 challenged absentee ballots counted despite Republican challenges over alleged notary neglect.
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Mora, N. M
Mora
M. A. Otero, Jr
Yacht White Cloug Drifts in Gulf Rescue Underway
Mobile Alabama November 24 AP A yacht believed to be the White Cloug with about 10 men aboard drifted with disabled steering gear in the Gulf of Mexico as the Coast Guard cutter Analga sped from San Juan Puerto Rico to assist. The vessels position was 550 miles northeast of St Thomas in the mouth of the Gulf. Owner G Proc tor Cooper III has been treasure hunting on a West Indies island since November 3.
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Ala
White Cloug
Gulf of Mexico
United States Coast Guard
Analga
San Juan
Puerto Rico
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Bank Robbers Escape With $1000 In Orange City
Two men about 25 years old robbed the Orange City National Bank of 1000 dollars this morning and fled in an automobile. The incident occurred in Orange City, Iowa, on November 24, with authorities continuing to investigate the daylight robbery.
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Orange City
Orange City National Bank
Charlton Named to State Motor Patrol
Santa Fe November 24 AP Rus sell C Charlton of Albuquerque has been appointed to the State Motor Patrol succeeding Henry Eager who resigned Charlton formerly was a member of the Albuquerque city police force
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Santa Fe
Russell C. Charlton
Albuquerque
State Motor Patrol
Henry Eager
Charlton
Rainbow skin woman recovering after color changes mystery
Kansas City reports Mrs. Edith Perry aged 32 once described as a rainbow woman showed signs of recovery. Doctors noted she was slowly regaining normal color though the cause of her rapid skin changes remains a mystery.
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Kansas City
Edith Perry
Ulm May Stay At Detroit Until Monday
Detroit November 24 AP Captain Charles T P Ulm awaiting clearance papers at Wayne County airport after planning Vancouver to Australia flight. He might remain in Detroit until Monday as authorities finalize documentation.
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ULM
Detroit
Charles T. P. Ulm
Vancouver
B. C
Australia
Wayne County
Recount of 8 Boxes In Guadalupe County Delayed
In Santa Rosa New Mexico on November 24 the Guadalupe county canvassing board postponed a recount of votes from eight precincts including precincts 4 and 8. The delay follows a request by Frances Brasher Republican defeated candidate for county school superintendent. District Judge Luis Armijo ordered the postponement and set November 27 for the recount of national state and county races. The eight precinct recount will proceed as scheduled with the two already requested precincts included.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Guadalupe County
Frances Brasher
Noted Dude Ranch Sold By Court
Rancho Rea, a large elaborate diml ranch in the southwest, was sold yesterday on court order to Errett Van Cleve for $9,585.48 at a special masters sale to satisfy inclements owed to Van Cleve, the Charles L Ulfeld Company, the Phillips Petroleum Company, K. A. Sandoval and Robert P. Hairston. The property covers over 200 acres with improvements in Jemez country north of here.
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Albuquerque
Rancho
Rea
Southwest
Errett van Cleve
van Cleve
Charles lUlfeld Company
Phillins Petroleum Company
K. A. Sandoval
Robert P. Hairston
Jemez
Miss Adams Dies at Wellesley College
Miss Jessie R. Adams aged 62 connected with Wellesley College for 23 years and for nine years head of the college information bureau died by her own hand today in a duck pond near her home in Natick Massachusetts. Authorities attribute her death to ill health.
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Vnatick
Mass
Jessie R. Adams
Wellesley College
Collegeformation Bureau
Duck Pond
Miss Adams
Cattle Program Nears Completion Across State
Washington reports 671000 head of cattle in pasture under the federal surplus relief corporation. About three fourths of the state cattle program is finished and the effort is being sped to complete the project by January 1. Cattle were bought by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in drought areas and handed to the surplus corporation to convert into food and aid destitute unemployed people.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation Today
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ssurpius Corporation
Butt Still Unable to Accept Resignation
Frank Butt, chairman of the state highway commission, remained confined to his bed in Albuquerque on November 24 due to an attack of lumbago. He had planned to travel to Santa Fe to tender his resignation but could not leave home. He was reported to be much better at his residence.
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Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
Legal Legislative Advisory Board
Noov
Frank Butt
State Highway Commission
Limbago
Santa Fe
Highway Commission
Rockefeller Fund To Be Formally Divided
A referee recommended that the $12,000,000 Rockefeller trust fund established by John D. Rockefeller for Edith Rockefeller McCormick be divided equally among her three children. The trust, created for Edith who died in 1932, was to be handled in Poughkeepsie New York with the division guidance issued today.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
John D. Rockefellier
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Chicago
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