Northeaster Ravages New England Coast. Three Dead
A fierce northeaster intensifies along the New England coast with three fatalities from a Jamestown fishing party swept from rocks. Boston area reports 3 inch rain in 24 hours, flooding in Greater Boston, and port vessels remaining at berth as 50 mile per hour winds lash the region. Cambridge police endure floods at Central Square station, with roofs damaged and officers using umbrellas while operations continue.
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Boston
New England
Block Island
Boston Light
Greater Boston
Greater Foston
Jamestown
R. L
Harrison Morris
Ernest Vierra
Manuel Madeiros
Joseph Mello
Central Square
Patrick J. Healey
State Teachers Convention Group Meeting to Be Held
A further meeting of the group associated with the State Teachers convention is set for this evening at seven o'clock in the chamber of commerce. The gathering will last about 20 to 30 minutes and follows several earlier brief sessions. Barbers are especially urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
LaFollette backs Roosevelt and Dem candidates
Madison correspondent reports Senator Robert M. LaFollette, Progressive Republican, endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt for president and urges support for Democratic state candidates. He warns Progressives may gain cooperation from Roosevelt but not from Hoover, accusing Republicans of using a sins fund and tactics from Samuel Insull's book to win.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette
Franklin D. Roosevelt
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Hoover
Samuel Insull
LaFollette aims for New Mexico attorney general
R H LaFollette, Albuquerque attorney, announced in Albuquerque on October 19 that he will urge voters to write in his name as a Democratic candidate for attorney general. He had told friends he would seek office and tonight confirmed the attorney general bid.
Road grader hits car in fatal New Mexico crash
Gallup New Mexico October 19 an auto accident left one man dead and two injured Fletcher Catron federal prosecutor opened the investigation. Passenger G W Stratton former New York police commissioner slightly hurt. Driver Kurt Rodee 32 hospitalized with serious injuries. Witness Douglas Wilson said grader blade extended two feet no red lights. Stratton and Sawyer connected to a New York firm. Stratton is Sawyers chaotic relative.
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Gallup
N. M
Fletcher Catron
New Mexico
Chester Hk. Sawyer
New York
Kurt Rodee
G. W. Stratton
Rodeo
Douglas Wilson
Stratton
Sawyer
Catron
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Rodee
Germany
Wages Increased by Hoover Order In Federal Project
Federal wage adjustments were agreed after a conference between Thomas F. Hyland United Commissioner of Conciliation and Tioga Construction Co officials. The move follows complaints about Roswell project wages under President Hoover’s January 19 1952 order mandating high wage scales on federal contracts. Carpenters 75c common labor 35c mechanics helpers 50c bricklayers and plaster attendants 50c.
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Federal Building
Thomas F. Hyland
United
Snow closes routes in Black Hills region
Rapid City dispatch reports a snow storm gripping the Black Hills area on October 19. Wire communications were crippled and train service delayed as thermometers fell to about 25 degrees.
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Rapid City
S. C
Black Hill
Ford on Radio at 6 30 Tonight
Henry Ford will appear on radio tonight from six thirty to six forty five Roswell time, advocating the Hoover Curtis ticket. The broadcast will be carried on a national NBC hookup.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Roswell
Hoover-Curtis
National Broadcasting Company
Tariff Not Cause Of World Collapse
In Albuquerque Walter M. Chandler argues against Democratic claims that the Republican tariff caused the mood slump. He notes the depression hit the world before Hawley Smoot and that the act imposes average duties around 16 percent, only modestly higher than Fordney McCumber.
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Albuquerque
Walter M. Chandler
New York
Wall Street
Stock Loan Office Open in Morning
A branch of the Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation will open tomorrow morning in rooms 15 17 of the First National Bank Building Roswell to receive loan applications for eastern New Mexico stockmen. Mrs Dorothy Holesapple will head the local office to assist stockmen with forms and applications. An inspector will later assess the livestock for final action at Wichita. Inspectors already lined up include Jess W Corn E J Bates A B Miller and Frank Strickland with B C Roney active locally. The Roswell office serves all eastern New Mexico to speed processing.
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Federal Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation
First National Bank
New Mexico
Ioex
Dorothy Holesapple
Wichita
Jess W. Corn
E. J. Bates
A. B. Miller
Frank Strickland
B. C. Roney
Roswell
B. C. Culp
T. E. Mitchel
Albert, N. M
Regional Credit Livestock Corpora
Claims Seltman Reduced Taxes in New Mexico
Albuquerque attorney W. A. Keleher told a radio audience that the current Democratic administration has cut taxes without harming government efficiency. He contrasted this with R. C. Dillon’s four years, which he said raised taxes and produced mediocre governance.
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Albuquerque
N. M
W. A. Keleher
New Mexico
R. C. Dillon
Keleher
Arthur Seizman
Senate
San Miguel County Republicans nominate a unified ticket
In San Miguel county New Mexico Republicans wrapped up an all night convention ending at 7 15 this morning in unity despite contests for five offices. Progressives who left the courthouse met at a dance hall and nominated six candidates, later merged with Democrats who already filed a dummy ticket. The fusion ticket replaced several Democratic names and the two groups paraded with a band through the streets.
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Las Vegas
N.M
San Miguel County
Court House
Menjou Divorce Separates From Kathryn Carver Wife
Hollywood California October 19 separation announced by attorney Milton Cohen. Mrs Menjou recuperating from nervous breakdown in hospital here. Cohen says she likely to sue for divorce soon with a property settlement being arranged.
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Hollywood
Cal
Adolphe Menjou
Kathryn Carver
Milton Cohen
Cutting party goes to demos in Santa Fe County
In Santa Fe County the dissolution of the third party movement leaves a split battle between a united Progressive Democratic party and the Regular Republican party for county offices. Progressives and Democratic conventions joined hands under a pact reached by advisory committees.
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Santa FE County
Santa Fe
N. M
Cutting Dems Fuse in Nine Counties
Fusions between Progressives and Democrats were completed in three more counties in New Mexico. Santa Fe San Miguel and Guadalupe counties named combined Progressive-Democratic tickets for county offices. Existing fusions cover Socorro Rio Arriba Bernalillo Sandoval Valencia and Mora. Progressives also field their own ticket in McKinley and Independent Democrats named a third ticket in Harding.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
San Miguel
Guadalupe
Socorro
Rio Arriba
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Valencia
Mora
McKinley County
Harding County
Winter Weather Clears in New Mexico After Snow Siege
AP reports Winter failed to hold, sun returns across New Mexico with frost in the northeast. Temperatures fell below freezing in many areas, with Oso Bridge 20 above and Albuquerque 20.7, while Roswell 42 and El Paso 48. Snow caps linger in the Zuni mountains, Sandias, and Sangre de Cristo range near Santa Fe and Taos.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Oso Bridge
Zuni Mountains
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Jornada Range
Roswell
el Paso
Quni Mountains
Sandias
Sangre de Cristo Range
Taos
Nancy Lane Nominated for New Mexico Assembly Seat
Nancy Lane daughter of the late Frank Lin K Lane secretary of the interior under the Wilson administration was chosen as one of two Democratic county ticket candidates for the Santa Fe state legislature in Santa Fe New Mexico on October 17 AP report notes her political interest and county leadership role.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Nancy Lane
Franklin K. Lane
Wisson
Lutheran convention to meet in Savannah in 1924
The United Lutheran Church in America announced that its 1924 biennial convention will be held in Savannah Georgia. The decision was approved today by the Philadelphia based gathering.
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Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church In American
Savannah
Herman Crile Heads Young Republicans
Herman Crile was elected chair of the Chaves County Young Republicans Club at a stormy meeting in Roswell. Mabel Cahoon was named vice chair. E. L. Scarritt, secretary. An executive committee including Markham, Hunter, Prager, Marley, Mossman Jr., Wherrett, and Blocksom was formed. Crile urged immediate formation of a Hoover Curtis club for eastern New Mexico.
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Herman Crile
Roswell
Chaves
Execuive
Carl Bird
Paul Zink
Hulda Hobbs
Crile
Hoover-Curtis Club
New Mexico
Young Republicans Club
Republican Party
Fine Masonic Lecturer to Speak Friday at Roswell
H L Haywood, prominent Grand Lodge of New York figure, will discuss Masonry And Religion at an open Roswell Masonic Temple meeting at 7 30 Friday evening. Roswell lodge officials tout the event as its first open meeting with Thomas J Hall presiding and Harriet Poorbaugh singing a solo to open.
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Hi. L. Haywood
Masonic Lodge
H. L. Haywood
Grand Lodge of
New York
A. F
A. M
United States
Roswell Masonic Temple
Mr. Haywood
New Mexico
Roswell
Thomas J. Hall
Masons
Harriet Poorbaugh
Woodward Indicts Seligmanism At Republican Rally
United States District Attorney Hugh Woodward assails Governor Seligman in a large audience at a Republican rally. He outlines six charges against Seligmanism, accusing corruption, misuse of power, and defiance of the New Mexico constitution. Richard Dillon answers with tax and expenditure comparisons, asserting no tax relief. Additional speakers include Jose Armijo Oliver Lee and Mrs. Cahoon as GOP candidates and supporters.
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United States
Hugh Woodward
Arthur Seligman
Woodward
Richard CC. Dillon
Democratic Party
Dillon
Seligman
New Mexico
Jose E. Armijo
Congress
Oliver M. Lee
J. M. Hervey
Hervey
E. A. Cahoon
Hinkle
Maneger
Charles Rheel
Rheel
Republican Party
Seligmanism
New
Dexter High School Journalism Class Visits The Record Press
The Dexter high school journalism class toured The Record plant watching today's issue be composed and run off the press. Teacher Miss Margaret Edmundson led eight students Rose Hubbard Oldham Moore Geraldine VandenBont Ora Lewis Dorothy Lewis Roy Garrison Fate Kuykendall and Ralph Stone on the inspection.
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Dexter High School
Margaret Edmundson
Rose Hubbard
Oldham Moore
Geraldine VandenBont
Ora Lewis
Dorothy Lewis
Roy Garrison
Fate Kuykendall
Ralph Stone
Young Republicans Meet in Chaves County Office
The executive board of the Chaves County Young Republicans club convened at 5 o'clock this afternoon in the office of Herman Crile, the club chairman.
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Young Republicans
Chaves County
Young Republicans Club
Herman Crile
Chub
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