Barracks Briefs Preview of campus sports and clubs
Joe Dinelli returns to hospital care for persistent ailment affecting his play as the Broncos tighten defense against aerial Lobos. The Internation Relations Club leads an evening meeting in the library, with cadets like Tallichet and Vaughn back for another year. A humor filled plan to dress part of the bugle corps as the University Band surfaces, while radio and saber training occupy post activities. Touch football and player Kennedy draw attention amid a busy barracks schedule.
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Joe Dinelli
The
Lobos
Kelly
Tallichet
Vaughn
Breath
Russel
Gibson
Weaver
Markham
Stephens
McLure
Mac
Broncos
Bugle Corps
Tugboat Wiener
Hubbell Named National League Most Valuable Player
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants was named the National League most valuable man by eight Baseball Writers Association of America judges. Hubbell received 77 points, with Chuck Klein and Wally Berger second and third. Bill Terry, Pepper Martin and others trailed in the voting.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
John Heydler
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Baseball Writers Association of America
Denman Thompson
Washington Star
Hubbell
Chuck Kiein
Wally Berger
Phillies
Boston Braves
Senators
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Giants
Larry Doyle
Klein
Berger
Bill Terry
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
High School News Fire safety talk and student reports
Senior High School held a general assembly with Captain Walter Thornton of the Roswell Fire Department explaining Fire Prevention Week and the scale of destruction, warning students about fire exits and costly losses. Students gave talks on the Century of Progress exhibits, with several named topics and presenters. The school also organized a volleyball tournament, Pep Club meeting, class officer elections, Student Government Association duties, and upcoming football prep against Portales, plus a few humor lines and quizzes.
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Walter Thornton
Roswell
Miss Cowan
Century of Progress
Sam Johnson
Field Museum
Frank Young
General Motors and
Nash
Gayle Raybourn
Travel and Transportation
Mabel Sands
Golden Temple of Jehol
Lois Perrine
Dorothy Ruhl
Skyride
Donald Le?ell
Fergiyson
Portales
Clovis Wildcats
British War Debt Talks Open In Washington
British debt spokesmen presented documents and statistics in Washington as the London government seeks to persuade the United States to scale down its war debt obligations. Frederick Leith-Ross and aides met Under Secretary Dean Acheson to formally begin negotiations at the Treasury.
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Washington
United States
London
Frederick Leith-Ross
Treasury
Dean Acheson
Mry
Noting Pleasure and Remorse in a Reflective Verse
A devotional fragment by The Rev. Roy L. Smith discusses pleasure and pain, stating that true joy cannot exist with a guilty heart. It warns that enjoyment fades when remorse governs the soul and urges self-examination to align actions with conscience.
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Roy L. Smith
Lee Borden Bound Over On Murder Charge
Lee Borden bound over to district court without bond after both sides waived a preliminary hearing in the killing of Coleman De Laney Grady at Grady on October 2.
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Lee Borden
Clovis
N M
Coleman DeLaney Grady
Grady
Punts and Passes On The Gridiron
A compact survey by The Associated Press notes Gil Dobie’s 31 year coaching record yielding 207 wins and 22 losses across Minnesota North Dakota Agriculture College Washington and Cornell. It covers Havana Cuba and Columbia pride, Northeastern’s wall solution, Shaughnessy prize gimmick, upcoming top teams, Yale’s Vic Malin weight change, and St Mary’s Gales plus NYU Violets losses.
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Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Y
Gil Dobie
Minnesota
North Dakota Agriculture College
University of Washington
Cornell
Beer Coming to Albuquerque Soon as City Prepares
Albuquerque moves toward legal beer sale within days after Santa Fe canvass. City attorney and state liquor board coordinate to set up local option district. Applications licenses and forms will be printed pending city procedure. License fee of 125 dollars per year to be collected with part remitted to the state.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
State Liquor Control Board
Oil code enforcement group forms for Texas and New Mexico
Fort Worth, Texas, Oct 11 AP An enforcement organization for the oil code production branch in Texas and New Mexico is being formed after a meeting chaired by Burdette Blue of Bartlesville. L. E. Barrows becomes Texas production committee chair with Joe R. Pearson as vice chair. C. J. Dester of Artesia NM is New Mexico production chair, with George H. Mecote of Fort Worth as vice chair.
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Fort Worth
Texas
New Mexico
Burdette Blue
Bartlesville
Oklo
L. E. Barrows
Joe R. Pearson
Corsicana
C. J. Dester
Artesia
N. M
George H. Mecote
Good Radio Programs for Children Debate in Scarsdale PTA
Gladys Huntington Bevans reports Scarsdale parents survey children's radio offerings from 4:45 to 8 p m. They grade 42 programs as 2 excellent 6 very good 11 good 10 fair 8 very poor and 5 poor. Parents fear daily excitement causes nightmares and hysterics, calling for better scripts and cooperative efforts with broadcasting stations to protect kids.
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Gladys Huntington Bevans
Scarsdale
N. Y
Parent Teachers’ Association
Liberty Bonds Probably Not Be Refunded
Washington reports that in six days fiscal experts weigh whether to start refunding the $6 billion Fourth Liberty Loan. Officials cite economic risks to the Roosevelt recovery program and note a refund could occur April 15, 1934, with potential annual savings of about $62.68 million if replaced by a new issue at 3.25 percent.
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New York
Temple
Haskell
Georgia
North Carolina
Oregon
Washington
Treasury
Panthers at Pitt loom as strong bid for national honors
The Smoky City gridiron story highlights Pitt under Jock Sutherland with star Joe Skladany at end and backs Mike Sebastian Bob Hogan and Miller Munjas ready to shine. Losses include Warren Fats and Dailey Cuba Mey. Navy game cited as recent test. Pitt viewed as a top contender this season.
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Pitt
Joe
Skladany
Mike Sebastian
Bob Hogan
Miller Munjas
Sebastian
Sila
Paul Reider
Jock Sutherland
Sutherland
Navy
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Tapulin
Sam
Kennedy
Capitan
Wotta Life
Mair Ike
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Miguel M. Gomez
Gomez
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Northeastern University
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Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
New Haven
Vic Malin
Yale
Reg Root
Iold
Malin
St Marys Gales
New York University’s
Violets
St. Mary’s
California
West Virginia Wesleyan
San Francisco
Cal
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San Diego
NEW Mexico Transportation CO
Union Bus Depot
Paul McCutchen
Denver, Colo
Chigago Tribune
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Panther
King Features Syndicate
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Danny
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