East Is Hot But West Has A Cold Wave
Unseasonable heat gripped the East as a cold front stretched from central Michigan to eastern Texas. Temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal east of the front contrasted with drops westward, while rains eased the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region. Forecasters predicted relief tonight or tomorrow in New York and Ohio with continued warmth elsewhere.
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Middle West
Michigan
Missouri
Texas
Mississippi Vallley
Great Lakes
New York
Ohio
Iowa
Harrisburg
Mercury
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Columbus
Washington
D. C
South
Chicago
Milwaukee
Nebraska
North Platte
Omaha
Miracle drug may prevent influenza
The public health service reports sulfapyridine may be used to prevent flu after a pneumonia case in an eight month old led to rapid recovery. Dr. Margaret Pittman notes mice experiments show the drug protects against influenza bacteria, slowing growth until the immune system acts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Public Health Service
Margaret Pittman
National Institute of Health
Miss Pittman
J. H. McLeod
Daladier says Hitler broke promises. vows fight for security
Daladier declared in a nationwide broadcast that France and Britain will continue to fight to secure a lasting European peace. He said the Allies will not submit to dictation, noting Britain and France mastery of the seas. Simultaneously, German forces pressed attacks along a 35 mile western front sector, with substantial enemy activity reported near the Moselle valley to Saarbrucken.
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Faris
Ogci
Daladier
Adolf Hitler
France
Britain
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Fron
Moselle
Saarbruecken
Berlin
Park official calls for roving rangers to curb pot hunting
Frank Pinkley of the Southwestern National Monuments urged Congress to fund four roving rangers to patrol 360000 square miles across New Mexico Colorado Arizona and Utah. He said the extra force could greatly reduce pot hunting by locating evidence and pursuing offenders in court. Other speakers at the national park conference included Col. Richard Lieber Arthur Demaray Miss Pearl Chase Dr Herbert Bolton and Jesse Nusbaum.
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Santa FE
N. M
Frank Pinkley
Southwestern National Monuments
Pinkley
National Park Conference
American Planning and Civic Association
Congress
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
National Park Service
Col
Richard Lieber
Indianapolis
Association
Arthur E. Demaray
Washington
Park Service
Miss Pearl Chase
Santa Barbara
Calif
The
Community Arts Association
Herbert E. Bolton
University of California History Department
Jesse Nusbaum
Six nabbed in raid on Blue Bonnet
A group of six people five adults and one charged minor were arrested in a raid on the Blue Bonnet rooms at 211 1/2 South Main. Nell Emmett faced a vagrancy charge and keeping a house of prostitution. The four women pleaded guilty to vagrancy and were released on recognizance awaiting sentencing. Two men were dismissed. Evelyn Miles faced an old safe robbery charge but was released. Other suspects were sent to prison in different states.
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Nell Emmett
Blue Bonnett Rooms
South Main
Hoyt “Lee
Virgil Rogers
Hazel Schaffer
Mary Brigance
Evelyn Miles
Lee
Rogers
O’neill
Leo McCoy
Clyde Lindsay
Vernie Hudgins
Marie Bennett
McCoy
Arizona
Oklahoma
Infantile paralysis cases rise in San Juan County
District health officer E R Beavers reported two new infantile paralysis cases under treatment in San Juan county today, bringing the total reported in the past several days to three in Gallup New Mexico on October 10.
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San Juan CO
Gallup
N. M
E. R. Beaver
San Juan County
Hijacking Here Last Night Is Charged
Jimmie Martin is charged with theft of 17 dollars 54 cents from John Varner in a J P court filing. Varner says Martin hijacked him near railroad tracks last night. Martin was found near East Second Street after a reported beating. Homer Stuckey and Henry C. Ezzel face city assault and battery charges in the same docket. Cases were set before Pat O Neill, police judge, this afternoon.
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Jimmie Martin
John Varner
J. P
Varner
Martin
East Second Street
Homer Stuckey
Henry C. Ezzel
Pat O’neill
Ballot push as NMU student voter controversy erupts
Albuquerque voters cast ballots to fill two city commission seats and the police court bench while District Judge Bryant G Johnson orders an investigation into NMU student registrations after a Mountain View Oklahoma student pled guilty to fraudulent registration. Former governor Clyde Tingley campaigns with Darrow as Waggoman and Wilson vie for ballots. The state board of public health considers regulating habit forming medicines amid concerns over unsupervised sales.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Tingley
Ross
Johnson
Fear foul play in Hendrix case intensifies search
New Mexico officers intensified their hunt for Gil bert G. Hendrix Jr. president of Albuquerque Investment Company who vanished in Santa Fe Friday. His car found abandoned in Denver with a bloody handkerchief and broken spectacles raised murder and kidnapping fears. FBI joined after a Kansas City arrest linked to a confessed kidnapper Jay Lynch. No business irregularities noted. Weather: New Mexico fair tonight and Wednesday. Colorado, Arizona and West Texas also mostly fair with variable frost and warmth.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Gilbert G. Hendrix, Jr
Albuquerque Investment Company
Santa Fe
Denver
Hendrix
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City
Jay Lynch
Lynch
Promise good treatment of war prisoners
Washington reports that Great Britain Germany and France pledged to abide by the Geneva treaty rules for prisoners of war. The notes seek assurances these powers will apply the Geneva conventions in the current conflict. This enables inspection of German camps holding British or French officers or soldiers.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
France
United States
State Department
Reich
Tne
AFL Refuses To Endorse Roosevelt
The American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati voted against endorsing President Roosevelt and the New Deal. The committee’s non-concurrence supported by AFL President William Green cited no blanket endorsement and criticized the Connecticut proposal for not distinguishing between congressional and administrative action. John J. Egan of Connecticut urged credit for Roosevelt, while others noted AFL criticisms of the National Labor Relations Board and other measures.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Connecticut
AFL
William Green
National Labor Relations Board
John J. Egan
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Rooosevelt
Senate Defeats Move to Split Neutrality Bill
In Washington on October 10 administration forces in the Senate defeated a motion to separate shipping provisions from the arms embargo repeal in the neutrality bill. The vote was 65 to 26 against the motion, with debate over whether the tally signals strength for the bill. Senator Tobey proposed two bills, one embargo repeal and another restricting shipping to belligerents.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Borah
Idaho
Senator Tobey
RNH
Foreign Relations Committee
Tobey
Roo Rosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Santa Fe R.R. payroll boosted by expansion plan
Amarillo Tex October 10 Santa Fe railway officials expect the system payroll to rise by 35000 dollars a month as part of a 21000000 dollar spending program for new equipment and operating expansion. Albuquerque shops will add 230 jobs mainly on western lines in New Mexico. The program includes 2800 new freight cars rebuilding of 2500 others and purchase of 91000 tons of rail.
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Amarillo
Tex
Santa Fe Railway
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Pelts in Grady
Ed Borden pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in Clovis after the shotgun death of Fred Lee Felts on Grady main street. At arraignment he was denied bail. Felts died instantly when struck in the back of the head and neck as he walked from his car Saturday morning. Motive for the slaying has not been disclosed.
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Clovis
Fred Lee Felts
Grady
N. M
Ed Borden
Pelts
Felts
Hodson Speaks On Quartz Crystal Radio Controls
H. O. Hodson spoke at the Roswell Kiwanis luncheon on quartz crystal plates for radio frequency control. Hodson, former Westinghouse radio engineer and now district superintendent for Southwestern Public Service Co., answered questions from members. Dr. C. M. Biffert noted Paul Wilmot attends the district Kiwanis convention in Albuquerque as Roswell’s delegate. Ray Flatt, Platt Drug Store owner, attended as a guest.
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H. O. Hodson
Kiwanis
Roswell
Southwestern Public Service Co
Hodson
Westinghouse Company
C. M. Biffert
Paul Wilmot
Albuquerque
Ray Flatt
New Platt Drug Store
Russia presses Finland as Baltic drive reshapes Europe
The article explains Moscow seeks naval bases in Finland while pressuring Sweden and the Baltic states. Finland mobilizes on the Russian border, refusing to surrender sovereignty. Latvia Estonia Lithuania face Soviet advances as Nazi repatriation of 118000 Germans unfolds amid shifting power.
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Associated Press
Herr Hiter
Russia
Baltic
Latvia
Estonia
Finland
Moscow
Lithuania
Nazidom
Herr Hitler
Reich
Baltic States
Stalin
Helsinki
Hiilirki
Viipuri
Urho Kekkonen
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Kronstadt
Europe
Germany
Thei
Jowds
Sweden
Angry crowd crowds governor recall move in New Orleans
A mass meeting of about five thousand angry citizens booed Governor Earl K Long for over a minute and urged recall of District Attorney Charles A Byrne. Byrne faced grand jury charges and planned a hearing while supporters pressed for a recall election under petitions supervised by T Hale Boggs and the People’s League.
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New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Criminal District Court
Charles A. Byrne
Byrne
New Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
T. Hale Boggs
People’s League
Long
Boggs
Conrad Meyer
David M. Ellison
Criminal Court
Hitler Says Germany Will Fight If Peace Declined
Adolf Hitler declared Germany would continue fighting if peace terms were refused, vowing no power on earth would force Germany to its knees. He spoke at Berlin’s Sports Palast opening the Nazi winter relief campaign, praising national unity and readiness for war while pledging aid to Red Cross efforts.
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Berlin
Oest
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Poland
Fuehrer
Ine Fuenrer
Hitler
Red Cross
Wuld
British reply to Hitler postponed by Chamberlain
London Oct 10 The postponement of Chamberlain's Commons speech to answer Hitler’s peace overtures was decided to allow fuller dominion consultation. Lloyd George plans an international peace conference while Kingsley Wood reports RAF photographic maps of the Siegfried Line and 72 submarine sightings with 34 attacks noted, asserting British planes superior.
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London
Chamberlain
Thurscay
House of Commons
Adolf
Lloyd George
John
Sir Kingsley Wceed
Royal Air Force
Siehfriedge
Germany
Kingsley
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Czechoslovakia
Force of Rangers
Jessie Gonzales
Catron
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Albuquerque City
State Board Public Health
State Board of Public Health
E. B. Godfrey
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Santa FE R. R
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