Babes in the woods murder mystery solved in Pennsylvania
Positive identification links Elmo J. Noakes of Roseville California to a man found dead with a woman near Altoona and three girls in Carlisle woodlands. Police cite possible motives but lack a clear explanation, noting a family dispute or a love affair among theories.
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Pennsylvania
Elmo J. Noakes
Rooseville
Calif
Harry L. McElroy
Altoona
C. M.wilhelm
Saig
Winifred Pierce
Marine Corps
Washington
McElroy
Noakes
Mare Island
California
Roseville
McVeyton
Here
Cordelia
Dewitta
Norma
Wool Demand Broadens in Past Week
Boston and Washington dispatches report wool demand widening across markets despite a midweek holiday. Prices hold on combing wools and firm on scoured types with notable gain in piece goods. Domestic and foreign prices listed for fleeces, delaine, mohair, and carding across Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan New England and western states. Labor unemployment concerns rise as officials meet at Warm Springs to discuss relief and housing for low income groups amid Roosevelt era efforts.
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Texas
Arizona
New Mexican
Oregon
Turkey
Washington
Warm Springs
A. F. of L
Green
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Morgenthau
KR. G. Tugwell
James A. Moffett
Roosevelt's Program 15 Taking Shape in Washington
Washington officials report the Roosevelt administration aims for a short Congress session with swift action on the NRA future. A permanent NRA draft under Donell Richberg would legalize some trade pacts and regulate others, set industry wage rules, and preserve collective bargaining. The plan includes low cost housing, more public works, unemployment insurance, and potential pension and veterans' benefits adjustments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Donell R. Richberg
Made Progress
Bonns
Texas Girl Burns To Death In Bathtub
In Denton Texas 18 year old Miss Helen Garner a student at North Texas State Teachers College died after flames engulfed her body in a rooming house bath. Authorities consider self immolation though motive remains unknown. Neighbors broke in to smother the fire. Hospital staff found wrist cuts suggesting self harm.
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Denton
Tex
Helen Garner
North Texas State Teachers College
Miss Gardner
State Canvass Of Election On Next Monday
Santa Fe Nov. 30 AP Official returns from 29 NM counties show Sen Bronson Cutting leading Rep Dennis Chavez 1304 votes for the six year seat. Guadalupe county carried by Cutting Mora delayed by litigation. Canvassing board meets next Monday, but some returns may be late. Concerns over whether the board can omit contested precincts and whether the count will be by precincts rather than county certificates. Board members include the governor secretary of state and chief justice.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Secretary of State
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Quay
Guadalupe
Mora County
Senator Cutting
Guadalupe County
Mora
Chavez
The
Supreme Court
Lions Toy Drive Tomorrow Morning Roswell
A Lions club toy drive will start at nine oclock tomorrow in Roswell to collect toys for underprivileged children on Christmas morning. Scouts and Salvation Army Boys Club members will gather donated toys left on front porches as families are urged to contribute generously.
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Roswell
The
Lions Club
Salvation Army Boys’ Club
Cartedo resigns as Missouri football coach
In Columbia Missouri on November 30 AP reports Frank Cartedo the former All-America quarterback has resigned as head football coach at the University of Missouri.
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Cartedo
Missouri
Columbia
Frank Cartedo
University of Missouri
Fears of Tidal Wave From Submarine Quake Hit Hawaii
Honolulu reports a severe submarine earthquake sparked warnings of a possible tidal wave. Observers said the threat was unlikely and the crest passed without incident. Military forces on Oahu were reportedly readied, but officials denied any emergency. Life continued normally as Thanksgiving ended.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii National Park Observatory
Kilauea
Hydrographic Office
California
Oahu
Schofield Barracks
Naval Radio
San Francisco
San Pedro
Calif
Hawaii
Oahu Island
Record football dope contest praises wide participation
The Record thanks the Institute Roswell High School and Yuececa Princess management for football and theatre tickets donated as prizes. W. J. Rodden achieved the season's best card with a perfect 13 correct picks and two exact scores in the two year contest.
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Institute
Roswell High School
Yuececa Princess Management
W. J. Rodden
Governor-elect Clyde Tingley and Mrs Tingley ill in Albuquerque
Governor-elect Clyde Tingley and Mrs. Tingley are confined to their Albuquerque home with colds. The governor elect, recovering from lumbago, hopes to attend a meeting of his legal advisory board and 15 sub committees tomorrow. The group will prepare the legislative program for Santa Fes January session. Senator Carl Hatch is invited to help guide the effort toward national administrators policies.
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Albuquerque
N. St
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Santa Fe
Carl Hatch
Santa Claus Day billboard donation in Roswell
A. P. Nelson of Pecos Valley Advertising Company donated two billboards for Santa Claus Day. One stands at Dexter and the other at Hagerman to advertise the visit of Santa Claus to Roswell on December ?th.
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A. P. Nelson
Pecos Valley
Dexter
Hagerman
Santa Claus
Roswell
No Quarter for Widow of Dead Bandit
Federal agents hunted 21 year old Mrs Helen Gillis widow of gang leader George Nelson after a machine gun battle killed John Dillinger era outlaws. Investigators sought John Hamilton as a man believed to have been with her when Nelson died.
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Samuel Cowley
George
Baby Face) Nelson
Dillinger Gang
Barrington
Ill
Chicago
Department of Justice
H. E. Hollis
Federal
Helen Gillis
Baby Face
Samuel P Cowley
Herman HoWis
Philip Sadowski
Nelson
Niles Center
Dea
Sadowski
Hamilton
Gomez Wins Suit Against Senn Over Fatal Crash Damages
Florence Gomez won $3400 in a civil suit against J E Senn filed after the death of her husband Miguel Gomez in a February 8 automobile crash. Sean drove the other car in the collision. Judge McGhee sentenced Don Blevins to one to two years in state prison and $3500 fine plus costs after convicting him of keeping a child apart from its mother. The New Mexico docket reported multiple convictions with eight cases tried and two not guilty verdicts. five defendants pled guilty, and one case remained not guilty.
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Florence Gomez
J. E. Senn
Senn
Miguel Gomez
Sean
Gomez
McGhee
Don Blevins
State Penitentiary
Blevins
State of
New Mexico
G. L. Reese Jr
Lake J. Frazier
Frank Patton
Pup Tent Delivers Game Story After Dinner Release
The Pup Tent published by cadets of N M M L released last night after dinner, featuring a detailed report on the Institute Aggie football game.
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Pup
The
Cadets of
Institute-Aggie
Old Age Pension Meeting Here
A meeting is called for December 8 at 7 30 PM in the court house to organize a local old age pension club. Speakers and representatives from the state Townsend plan organization will attend, possibly including visitors from out of state.
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Court House
Townsend
Typhoon Sweeps The Philippines Continues On Page Four
Meager reports leave death toll and destruction unclear as one of the strongest typhoons hits central Leyte province with winds near 125 miles per hour. Governor estimates damage at 50 000 as huts are uprooted and communities lose communication, while Red Cross workers rush to Leyte to assist survivors amid ongoing recovery from prior storms.
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P. T
Phillippines
ManHe
Leyte
Vincente de la Cruz
Culion
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