20 Fliers On 12,000 Mile Dash England To Far Australia
AP reports Jim Mollison and Amy Johnson led the London to Melbourne MacRobertson race as dawn broke. Dutch team K D Parmentier and J J Moll trailed in second with other contenders including M M Asjes and G L Geysendorfer, and Col Roscoe Turner with Clyde Pangborne in pursuit. As dusk, nineteen fliers pursued new speed records toward the Orient from Mildenhall Air Drome.
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Amy Johnson
London
Melbourne
K. D. Parmentier
J. J. Moll
Mm. L. Asjes
G. L. Geysendorfer
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborne
Boeing
Europe
Orient
Van
Col
Clyde Pansborn
Mildenhall Airdrome
Engla
Ted
Athens
Mrs Seth Named State President Of New Mexico Clubs
Mrs. J. O. Seth of Santa Fe was elected president of the New Mexico Federation of Women’s Clubs after Mrs. A. H. De Long withdrew. Santa Fe was chosen as the 1935 convention city, with other officers to be announced at a luncheon.
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Seth
Clovis, N. M
J. O. Seth
Santa Fe
New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs
A. H. de Long
Gallup
NRA reports back wage payments in New Mexico
Santa Fe AP reports the NRA office collected 815 dollars in back wages for about 70 complainants with payments ranging from 85 cents to 1196 dollars. Rona Hanna, director, said she will audit Roswell and Albuquerque prior to adding a FERA field adjuster as part of NRA duties.
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Santa Fe
NRA
Rona Hanna
Miss Hanna
Roswell
FERA
Carl Whittaker
Albuquerque
Miss Hannah
Wege
President Roosevelt sails Sequoia for Washington
President Roosevelt departed Yorktown at 2 PM aboard the Commerce yacht Sequoia. He was accompanied by Admiral and Mrs. Peary C. Grayson and expected to reach Washington Sunday afternoon.
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Yorktown
Roosevelt
Washington
Department of Commerce
Sequoia
Peary C. Grayson
Tingley Attacks Pepperday In New Mexico Speech
In Hot Springs on October 20 AP reports Democratic candidate Clyde Tingley accused an Albuquerque daily publisher of trying to bully him for personal gain. He complained the paper embarrassed him by printing a stenographer’s toned speech and said he lacks education he wishes he had.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
The
Albuquerque Journal
Tingley
New Mexico
Rookg
Hauptmann Becomes New Jersey Prisoner for Lindbergh Case
Bruno Richard Hauptmann is now in a solitary cell at Hunterdon County jail in Flemington New Jersey. He faces trial within a month for the Lindbergh baby murder after losing his appeal in New York. New Jersey authorities secured custody following the New York appellate court ruling.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
New York
New York Supreme Court
Democrats At Santa Fe Tonight Campaign Stop
Democrats in Santa Fe prepare to seat a large crowd in the hall of representatives for Clyde Tingley and Dennis Chavez campaign speeches their only appearance in the city. The trip continues to northeast New Mexico and Albuquerque with a Plaza march and band concert planned after escorting delegation into town. Seating capacity has been expanded with extra chairs.
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Santa Fe
Hall of Representatives
Clyde Tingley
Dennis Chavez
Albuquerque
Oil Allowable for November Set at 2,340,300 Barrels
The oil administration fixed the national crude production for November at 2,340,300 barrels daily, up 14,590 from October's 2,325,800. The rise aligns with a planned gasoline production uptick. Changes include Colorado no change, New Mexico up 1,200 to 47,000, Texas up 1,200 to 57,300.
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Washington
Oil Administration
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Mexican Badly Hurt In Wreck
Three Mexicans including Frank Sanchez and Mr and Mrs Pete Lusoya suffered severe cuts when a Ford Model T collided with another near Virginia and Hendricks around two this afternoon. The car they rode in rolled over and all were rushed to St Marys hospital by Talmage ambulance. Sanchez is feared to be in serious condition. The other car occupants were not identified but were not believed to be badly hurt.
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Frank Sanchez
Pete Lusoya
Virginia
Hendricks
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sanchez
Albuquerque Cash Loss Under Inquiry at Gambling House
Albuquerque district attorney's office investigates a $1020 loss by a local businessman at a raid identified gambling house. He says he was craps betting and was duped by women. officers seized chuck-a-luck equipment during the raid.
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Albuquerque
District Attorney’s Office
To Make Radium From Table Salt
Boston reports a discovery announced in Physical Review about transmuting common table salt into a salt radium. This salt radium emits strong rays like radium but is harmless in the body and lasts several days before stopping. It offers a potential new medical tool for cancer research.
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Boston
Physical Review
Keehn Elected President of National Guard Association
Maj. Gen. Roy D. Keehn of Illinois was elected president of the National Guard Association of the United States. Santa Fe, New Mexico, was chosen as the 1935 convention city.
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Tenn
Roy D. Keehn
Illinois
National Guard Association of the United States
Santa Fe
N. M
Episcopal Church Chooses Cincinnati for 1937 Convention
Cincinnati was selected to host the 1937 triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. Exact dates for the next meeting have not yet been determined.
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N. J
Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Death A Thrilling Feature of Big Circus
A bustling circus performs twice daily showcasing thrilling acts and dramatic moments. Performers juggle danger and audience reactions rise as daring feats unfold under the big top. Public interest grows around the dramatic centerpiece and its reception by crowds.
Minnesota Rallies to Beat Pitt 13 7 in Narrow Victory
Minnesota overcame an early Pitt lead to defeat the Panthers 13 to 7 at Pitt Stadium. A late sequence highlighted by several big gains and a 117 yard pass-run play helped Minnesota surge ahead after three quarters as the undefeated Titans clash with Pitt.
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Pitt Stadium
Izzy Weinstock
Mike Nicksick
Titans
Lund
Kostka
Kosta
Seidel
Tenner
Bevan
Michigan Beats Georgia Tech 9-3 at Michigan Stadium
Michigan defeats Georgia Tech 9 to 3 in an intersectional football game at Michigan Stadium An Arbor with a 64 yard touchdown sprint by Ferris Jennings as the Wolverines add a safety from a Tech fumble and another on a blocked punt Both teams scored safety points in the defensive battle
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An Arbor
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Georgia Tech
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Tech
Disciples of Christ Selects New President at Des Moines
The international convention elected Dr. D. W. Morehouse, president of Drake University, as its new president. The executive committee will choose the 1935 convention city from Long Beach California St Paul Minnesota San Antonio Texas and Chicago based on invitations received.
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Des Moines
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
D. W. Morehouse
Drake University of Des
College Football Scores Reported In Brief
Mid. State 20 defeated Manhattan 0 while Navy beat Columbia 12 to 7. Wisconsin was shut out 0 to 7 by Purdue. The quick roundup notes small conference results and notable nonconference outcomes.
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Mid
College Scores From An Early Hockey Card Week
Second Period Wisconsin 0 Purdue 10 First Period Utah Ags 0 Wyoming 9 Okla A and M 0 S M L 4 Utah 6 Denver 0 Nebraska 0 Oklahoma 0 Centenary 0 Texas 0 Colorado 7 Brigham Young 6.
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Purdue
Utah Ags
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Denver
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Centenary
Texas
Colorado
Brigham Young
Colorado Freshmen Triumph Over Aggies 88 to 12
Colorado University freshmen defeated Colorado Aggie freshmen 88 to 12 in Fort Collins. The Aggies scored only when the second team played. after a 12-12 halftime tie, coach Frank Botts used his first string and the Aggies were shut down.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado University
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Aggies
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Frank Botts
Santa Fe Fire Dept Receives High Praise After Inspection
L A Barley chief engineer of the Mountain States Inspection Bureau rated the Santa Fe district fire insurance setup highly after inspecting the new equipment. Santa Fe has added a new fire truck, giving the department three in service.
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Santa Fe
L. A. Barley
Mountain States Inspection Bureau
Flood Waters Drain Basements in St Paul Storm
St Paul Minnesota recorded 4.55 inches of rain in 12 hours on October 20, the heaviest fall since September 1903. Police reported seven injuries from motor vehicle accidents caused by the storm.
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St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Road Hope Is 100 Percent Federal Aid
Deming New Mexico October 20 AP former Gov RC Dillon Republican candidate for short term senator told a local audience that the state’s road program rests on 100 percent federal aid and warned that promises by candidates on highway construction are often made to win votes. He outlined income from gas tax and fees and argued state funds would be absorbed by debt service and maintenance leaving little for building roads. He praised Senator Cutting and Maurice Mierard for aiming to secure federal aid while criticizing Democratic candidates for suggesting relief would hinge on their ticket. Jaffa Miller running for governor vowed not to waste highway funds if elected.
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Maurice Mierard
Dillon
Jaffa Miller
Highway Department
Statement On Big Game Season In New Mexico
The State Game Department corrected the big game season dates to Oct 25 through Nov 15. Bear hunting is allowed statewide Oct 1 to Dec 19, with hunting using dogs permitted except during deer season. A special elk permit season runs Oct 25 to Nov 15 in the Pecos watershed north of Pecosa, with 100 permits issued. 71 sold, 29 remaining.
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State Game Department
New Mexico
Pecos
Pecosa
Democratic leader to speak for NM candidates October dates
Santa Fe October 2 AP Democratic state headquarters announced Senator Joe Robinson Democratic floor leader would speak in New Mexico for Democratic candidates at times to be set. Speaking dates would be October 31 and November 1.
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Santa Fe
Joe Robinson
New Mexico
Adjutant General Wood Announces Santa Fe Convention
Santa Fe hosts the National Association of Adjutant Generals convention next year after a wire from Briz. Gen. Osborne C. Wood in Nashville, Tennessee. Wood, adjutant general of New Mexico, attended the current convention.
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Briz
Osborne C. Wood
Nashvile
Tenn
National Association of Adjutant General
General Wood
New Mexico
Mrs Hood Chosen Woman Publicity Writer for Republicans
De Santa Fe Oct 20 AP Mrs Margaret Page Hood elected as woman publicity writer for the Republican party to serve under state vice chairwoman Carolyn Pyle in Albuquerque Hood writes editorial column Her in Las Cruces Citizen and pens Hoodwinks for other papers
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P. LE. Rapkoch
Margaret Page Hood
Republican Party
Carolyn Pyle
Albuquerque
Red Tape Cut For Farm Loans In Four States
The Production Credit Corporation of Wichita has granted permission to 32 local production credit associations in Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico to make cash loans to farmers without the regular processing. D I Mullendore president says the faster process is installed to speed loan closings where time is critical.
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Denver
Production Credit Corporation of
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
D. I. Mullendore
Simpson Named to Southwestern Chamber Board
Claude Simpson secretary of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce is named to represent New Mexico on the attendance committee for the Southwestern School for Chamber of Commerce secretaries to be held in Dallas next summer. The school, annually attended by secretaries from New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas, will have six or more New Mexico attendees. Simpson was appointed by Paul T. Vickers of McAden Texas president of the Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association.
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Claude Simpson
Roswell
Mr. Simpson
Paul T. Vickers
McAden
Texas
Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association
German Protestant churches split over Reichs church clash
Berlin Oct. 26 AP news reports a secession split in the Protestant church of Germany after a congressional synod resolution. It claims about 80 percent of churchgoers support breaking from Reichs church authorities and directs all church councils to follow the synod's orders alone.
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Berlin
Germany
Fire at South Carolina Penitentiary damages shops
Columbia S C Oct 20 AP fire of undetermined origin gutted a building at the state penitentiary and damaged several nearby structures. The old federal building housed the automobile repair, carpenter, and paint shops. No prisoners were quartered in the structure and losses were pegged between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars.
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Columbia
S. C
State Penitentiary
New Yugoslav Cabinet Resigns After King Alexander Death
Belgrade Oct 20 AP The Mikola Uzunc evich cabinet handed in its resignation to let the regency pick a more suitable government after King Alexander's assassination. A national concentration government led by Bololjus Yev tich was seen as likely. The regency reportedly plans a broad amnesty for political prisoners in exchange for support.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Mikola Uzuncevich
Alexander
Bololjus Yev
Problems Of The Forest Service in Albuquerque
Forest service officers and New Mexico stockmen representatives met in Albuquerque on October 20 to plan range management for the next forest service grazing permit period. Existing 10 year permits expire April 4. duration of new permits not yet set. Attendees included New Mexico Cattle Growers and We Growers Associations. A forest service study on grazing and range conditions was reviewed. stockmen's views will be presented to forestry officials at an upcoming conference in Utah on November 1.
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Albuquerque
Forest Service
New Mexico
Utah
Col Ames Woodcock Inaugurated President At St Johns College
Col Ames W Woodcock former federal prohibition administrator was inaugurated president of St Johns College in Annapolis Maryland. Gov Albert C Ritche presided as he took office under the liberty tree, the fifteenth leader of the institution founded in 1694 as King William's School.
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Annapolis
Col Ames W W. Woodcock
St. — . John’s College
Albert C_ ‘Ritchie
King William’s School
Brother of Andrew Mellon Dies Today in Pittsburgh
James Ross Mellon, elder brother of Andrew W. Mellon former Secretary of the Treasury, died at his home early today in Pittsburgh. He was 80 years old.
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James Ross Mellon
Andrew W. Melton
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