Neutrality compromise eyed in shipping provisions debate
Washington and allies press for a bipartisan tweak to the administration neutrality bill to relax shipping limits. Vice President Garner backs one of three compromise proposals to clear the way for final passage amid opposition to arms embargo repeal. Taft and Nye argue for broader changes and caution against a perceived push toward unlimited war boom.
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Washington
Garner
Johnson
R-Calif
White
Rme
Bailey
D-Nc
Pittman
D-Ney
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pacific
Nye
R-Nd
North Dakotan
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senate
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Henry Ford
Lammot DuPont
Eugene G. Grace
Walter S. Gifford
Owen D. Young
Ernest T. Weir
William S. Knudsen
Henry S. Dennison
United States
Europe
America
Congress
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Russia
Canada
Embergo
Hitler
Borah
Idaho
Swedish orders raise upper Norrland defenses near Finland
In a wartime move, Sweden commanded stronger military defenses in upper Norrland near the Finnish border. Across Europe, diplomacy swirls as Russia and Turkey move toward a likely pact concerning the Black Sea and the Dardanelles, with Finnish envoy Paasikivi awaiting guidance. The British navy reports sinking two German submarines as regional talks unfold in Stockholm with a planned Oct. 18 meeting of Nordic leaders.
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Cicickhclim
Norrland
Sweden
Moscow
Russia
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Kremlin
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Juhousti Paasikivi
Finlanders Ready to Fight As Talks Continue in Moscow
Helsinki reports a government decree ordering civilians to stand ready for non military defense work if needed. Finns push for favorable terms in Moscow talks while 70,000 left Helsinki in three days and volunteers sweep streets for air raid protection as defense builds.
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Helsinki
Kyvestri Kallio
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
Finland
Juno Kusti Paasikivi
Germany Waits for Neutral Peace Move Ending War
Berlin reports indicate Germany exchanges views with Soviet Russia and Italy via ambassadors after Chamberlain rejects Hitler peace proposals. London says British and French forces ready for any German move as the main expeditionary force crosses to France and Hore-Belisha cites a major military victory with 158,000 men transported safely.
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Chamberlain
Germany
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Berlin
Hitler
Atlantic
President Harding
Heron-Speer
Emile Miguet
Europe
Houston
Tex
Harding
Mosscow
Soviet Russia
Finland
Turkey
Kremlin
Roosevelt
Baltic
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Italy
London
War Office
Britain
Channel
Leslie Hore- Belisha
Daladier
Adolf Hitiler
Reichstag
Conference Of Scoutmasters Here On Sunday
The second annual Scoutmasters Conference of the Eastern New Mexico area Boy Scout Council will be held at the Girl Scout Littlehouse in Cahoon Park this Sunday. Major L B Plummer will chair, with Donald W Mac Kay delivering the council president’s address.
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New Mexico
Boy Scout Council
Girl Scout Littlehouse
Cahoon Park
L. B. Plummer
Roswell
Donald W. MacKay
Portales
Donald W
A NASTY TIME AHEAD FOR EUROPE
The piece notes Friday the 13th for Europe as Britain rejects Hitler's peace bids and Hitler weighs war or a new peace plan. Dietrich hints at U S mediation as Europe braces for a grim winter. Hitler fears Russia while pressing Britain and France to shoulder responsibility for the bloodbath.
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Associated Press
Europe
Chamberlain
Herr Hitler
Roosevelt Herry
Hitler
Roosevelt
Otto Dietrich
Furmer
Dr. Dietrich
Germany
United States
Christian Science Reading Room Moves to Norton Building
The Christian Science reading room relocates from 1 Island Lea church to 304 1/2 North Richardson in the Norton building. It features federal blue furnishings and walnut desk set, open weekdays 12 30 to 5 30, offering Bible, Science and Health, Monitor and authorized works for reading, borrowing or purchase. Public invitation extended.
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Christian Science Reading Room
1Sland Lea
North
Richardson
Norton Building
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Monitor
Sheep feeding begins in Pecos Valley says inspector
Sheep feeding of lambs is underway in Pecos Valley per sheep inspector Harry Thorne. He notes over 17,850 head shipped into the area since January 1, 1939, about half for feeding and half for restocking ranges. Dr. A D Crile of Cornell University farm recently sent 3,000 head for feeding.
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Pecos Valley
Harry Thorne
A. D. Crile
Cornell University
Fire department gains repainted former police office
The office once used by the police at the fire station is being repainted for use as the fire department office. The fire alarm telephone will be moved here and a fireman will be on duty in the office 24 hours a day, chief Chrisman said.
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Police Department
Fire Department
Chrisman Sai
Crop Prospects Aided By Rain in New Mexico
In New Mexico dry farming areas mid September rains improved prospects though parts of the northeast were still dry. Frost was confined to minor-field counties while corn is forecast at 2 916 000 bushels, grain sorghum 4 200 000 bushels, beans rising to 643 000 bags, tame hay 266 000 tons, alfalfa 218 000 tons, apples 540 000 bushels, pears 58 000 bushels, and peaches 73 000 bushels. Continuous estimates compare with last year and ten year averages based on USDA data.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
U. S
Fred Daniels
Daniels
Hendrix Disappearance Case Finds No Evidence of Hitchhiker
A state police probe in New Mexico found no substantiation that Albuquerque businessman Gilbert Hendrix picked up a hitchhiker near Springer. Hendrix vanished a week earlier and was found in Salt Lake City with amnesia. His car, bloodstained kerchief inside, was later located in Denver, prompting fears of foul play.
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Santa FE
N. M
Gilbert Hendrix
Albuquerque
Springer
J. P. Roach
Hendrix
Salt Lake City
Denver
Roach
Samuel Guevera Sentenced for Drunk Driving
Samuel Guevera received a 30 day jail term after pleading guilty to drunk driving before district judge James B. McGhee today. The case details a single offender and a simple DUI charge in the district court.
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Samuel Guevera
James B. McGhee
German subs sunk by Admiralty report three U-boats
London reports by the Admiralty that three German submarines were sunk today. The notice gives a concise wartime tally and confirms continued naval activity in the Atlantic theater.
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London
Admiralty
Conference on Business and Government in New Mexico
Dr. Vernon G. Sorrell announced the sixth annual conference will be held at New Mexico University on December 8 and 9. State business and governmental leaders are expected to discuss mutual problems, with sponsorship from the college departments of government economics and business administration.
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Alabuquerque
N. M
Vernon G. Sorrell
Conference On Business and Government
New Mexico
New Mexico University
College Departments of Government, Economics and Business Administration
Weather Center Plans Near Albuquerque Air Route Forecasts
The Weather Bureau proposed a general weather and airway center at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Bureau chief F W Reichelderfer told Senator Hatch that the service would issue forecasts for the southern plateau and provide airway forecasts for hundreds of miles from Albuquerque.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
F. W. Reichelderfer
Hatch
D-Nm
Plateau
Washington on military change in New Mexico
Adj. Gen. R C Charlton will travel to Washington to finalize converting the 111th Cavalry into an anti aircraft regiment. He plans to stay three to four days to confer with the War Department and Army officials. The move has preliminary approval and is welcomed by guardsmen and New Mexico civilians.
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Santa FE
N. M
Adj
R. C. Charlton
Washington
111Th Cavalry
War Department
New Mexico
Charlton
Local businessmen owe $1245 to fair association
H A Poorbaugh president of the fair board announced that merchants owe the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Association $1245 for exhibit space and concession areas. Earl Patterson secretary will be at the Chamber of Commerce all day tomorrow to collect payments to cover premiums.
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Eastern New Mexico State Fair Association
H. A. Poorbaugh
Fair Board
Poorbaugh
Fair Association
Earl Patterson
The
Chamber of Commerce
Crile Stresses Need Of Zoning In City
Herman R. Crile urged Roswell zoning and proposed city oversight of South Park cemetery at a Lions Club dinner. Members outlined fall plans for the Lions Bar Boys Club and related activities.
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Roswell
Herman R. Crile
South Park Cemetery
Lions Bar Boys Club
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