Senate Debates Neutrality Bill Amid Shipping Demands
Senator George of Georgia warned that senate authors will weigh changes to the neutrality legislation amid shipping industry demands to relax restrictions on cargo. Senator Tobey urged splitting the bill into arms embargo repeal and shipping travel limits, with repeal of the embargo deferred. George said committee members will meet again to consider revisions, with no changes yet deemed acceptable.
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Walhington
George
D-Ga
Aes
Senate
Socom
Tobey
R-Nh
Foreign Relations Committee
Goscge
Fair Sets Opening Day Record at ENMS Fair
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair reported a record opening day with 17000 attendees and a bow-legged cowboy contest as the main feature. President H A Poorbaugh, in his 12th year leading the fair board, announced the attendance milestone and praised the day’s success.
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New Mexico
H. A. Poorbaugh
Roswell
West Texas
Poorbaugh
Keen Rafferty
John C. McPherson
Mr. McPherson
Uvalde County
Texas
John N. Garner
W. C. Massey
Massey
The
Plains
Bandits Threaten Bank With Nitro In Oklahoma Robbery
Three desperadoes kidnapped Raymond C. Quirk, a 49 year old Tulsa salesman, at Vinita, then held him over 40 hours before targeting Picher and Weckers Falls banks. The $1,195 First State Bank heist at Picher followed a Miami filling station robbery.
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Picher
Okla
Oklahoma
First State
Weckers Falls
Pretty Boy Floyd
Raymond C. Quirk
Tulsa
Vinita
Miami
Drought Worsens Dust Bowl Across Great Plains
Agriculture Department expects a sharp relief load increase as a severe late-season drought grips the dust bowl from the Rockies to the Mississippi and south to Texas. Wheat land is idle, winter sowing delayed, and streams run dry with looming dust storms unless rains arrive. Farms face loan dependence. bread and meat supplies are not in immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Missisppi Valley
Texas
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Farm Security Administration
Russia and Germany sign new frontier protocol
Soviet Russia and Germany signed an additional protocol to their friendship and border treaty, fixing a precise frontier in conquered and partitioned Poland. The line runs largely along the Bug and San rivers, dividing Poland into two halves as a mixed commission begins work October 9 to define frontier zones within the spheres of Nazi and Communist influence. A German trade delegation is announced for negotiations stemming from the August 20 trade and credit pact.
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Moscow
Russia
Germany
Poland
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Friedrich von der Schulenberg
Bug
San
Fuland
Sukru Saracoglu
Ankara
Bremen crew returns to German port after voyage
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports that more than 900 crew members of the German liner Bremen returned to Brem erhaven last Friday after docking safely in a neutral port. The Bremen along with the crews of the Tiller and Sierra Cordoba reached Bremerhaven. Captain Adolf Aherns was promoted to commodore by order of Adolf Hitler. The Bremen’s voyage, leaving New York August 30, followed war’s start in Poland.
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Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Bremen
Bremerhaven
Bermen
Tiller
Adolf Aherns
Adolf Hitler
Oslo
Murmansk
Russian Arctic
New York
Poland
Awards Listed in the Record at the Fair Show
The Record publishes awards in community and educational booths, canned foods, needle work, and 4-H home economics. Livestock awards and poultry show prizes are expected to be released tomorrow.
East Grand Plains Wins Fair Booth Prize
The East Grand Plains booth took first prize in the community booth section with Oasis and Dexter placing second and third. Educational booths awarded to Farm Security Administration, Hagerman High School Future Farmers of America, and Soil Conservation Service amid strong, artistic displays drawing many visitors.
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East Grand Plains
Oasis
Dexter
Farm Security Administration
Future Farmers of America of Hagerman High School
Soil Conservation Service
French Army Gains With Germans Reported Front Progress
Paris reports say the French army strengthened positions on the northwestern front facing Germany, capturing the Borg forest between the Moselle and Saar rivers near Luxembourg. Intermittent artillery actions were noted elsewhere as police move against Communist party members and deputies. Daladier told the foreign affairs committee France would fight until victory in the war forced upon them.
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Paris
Oct. S A
Germany
Luxembourg
Borg Forest
Moselle
Saar
Communist Party
Florimond Bonte
Arthur Ramette
Daladier
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
France
Yanks Again Win World Series
New York Yankees win the World Series 4 to 0 over the Cincinnati Reds at Yankee Stadium. Marcellus Pearson pitches seven and a third innings with a near no hitter, striking out eight and walking one. Babe Dahlgren hits a fourth inning home run, as the Yankees break through in the third with three runs and secure the win before 60,000 fans.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Marcellus Monte Pearson
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Pearson
Ernie
Schnozzle
Reds
Cleveland Indians
Herb Pennock
Yanks
Yankee
Bucky Walters
Babe Dahlgren
Walters
Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Ed Ruelbach
Chicago White Sox
Werber
Dahlgren
F Pearson
Billy Myers
Frank Crosetti
Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Charley Keller
Wally Berger
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Keller
Yanxi Crosetti
Rolfe
Old Timers Day Parade Draws New Mexico Pioneers
More than 3600 pioneers from New Mexico gather for Old Timers Day at Eastern New Mexico State Fair Roswell events run 9 am program 7th and Main parade 11 am with wagons sur ries and cabs. parade ends at Cahoon Park barbecue reunion. master of ceremonies Cecil Bonney led a line of march featuring decades of pioneer residents and a nonautomobile parade.
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James F. Hinkle
Old Timers Association
New Mexico
Frank Young
Harry Thorne
Cecil Bonney
Cahoon Park
Roswell
Standard Oil Co
Happy Wintz
Hinkle
Seventh
Main
Walnut
Fifth
Barpesur Grounds
Seventh Street
Eastern
Jerry Sigalas
Reyes Sisnerss
Lincoln County
Roswell Rodeo Draws Big Crowd at New Fairgrounds
A second rodeo performance drew nearly 3,000 spectators at Roswell's new West Alameda fairgrounds. Gov. and Mrs. Miles attended. Beutler Brothers supplied rodeo stock. Happy Wintz announced from the Standard Oil public address car. Yesterday's results included calf roping led by Brown Todd and Bill Van Vocter at 18 seconds.
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Roswell
Miles
Lee Chandler
Moseley
Beutler Brothers
Happy Wintz
Fairgrounds
West Alameda
Brown Todd
Water Valley
Texas
Bill van Vocter
Carter
Okio
Troy Fort
Lovington
Law
Hitler set to address Reichstag Friday on peace plan
The Associated Press reports Germany awaits Adolf Hitler as all of Europe holds its breath for his Friday Reichstag speech. The expected address may reveal whether Nazi concessions could end the war and sway Anglo French allies toward a settlement.
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Associated Press
Hitler
Germany
Regional Weather Forecast Summary
New Mexico forecasts fair tonight and Friday with frost in the north and east areas. Colorado expects fair conditions tonight and Friday with frost on the west, and Arizona also fair with warmer conditions in the south. West Texas shows fair tonight and Friday, with cooler southeast and warmer north portions.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
U S Weather Report Fair Tonight Probably with Frost
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight with a chance of frost and a subsequent warm Friday. The high on Wednesday is expected to reach 85 degrees while the low last night fell to 46.
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U. S
Old Timers Day Schedule at Third and Main
Old Timers present a morning program at 9:00 a.m. on Third and Main. At 11:00 a.m. midway opens. Rodeo starts at 1:30 p.m. at the new fairgrounds on West. Grand night show opens at 4:00 p.m. with a free act at night.
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Midway
Eleven Arraigned In District Court
Eleven persons appeared before Judge James B. McGhee in district court today. W. P. Purdy pleaded guilty to larceny from a dwelling while others entered not guilty pleas to charges including assault with deadly weapon rape forgery larceny of automobile and related offenses.
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James B. McGhee
W. P. Purdy
A. S. Patterson
H. A
Curly) Glass
James Wilson Crownover
Steve Waide
Mike Perales
Elbert Seifers
Fred Harvey
E. O. Creager
Enrique Galindo
Francisco Gonzales
Fire destroys small house on North Virginia Street
A small house at 1312 North Virginia burned last night, totaling the loss. Cliff Orn Allensworth lived there but was away when the fire started. Firemen could not save the structure as a kerosene stove left burning caused the blaze.
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North Virginia
Clifforn Allensworth
William McMillian Wins Ten Dollar Best Whiskers Prize
A. E. McMillian received a ten dollar check from Maruel Moseley for the best whiskers at the fair. Moseley donated the prize to spur growth and add atmosphere. McMillian credited goat milk from his dairy for his facial decorations and plans to wear them awhile. Judging was by a seven barber panel.
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A. E. McMillian
Maruel Moseley
Moseley
McMillian
City Beautiful Contest Honors Mrs Perry Bean
Mrs Perry Bean wins praise in the City Beautiful Contest for presenting a striking display featuring a bouquet of zinnias and a bouquet of marigolds. The event highlighted her horticultural skill and attention to color harmony.
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Perry Bean
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IST
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A. E. Wmillan
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