Roosevelt Hints Prompt Soviet Recognition Rise in Russo American Trade Seen
Washington expects rapid U S recognition of Soviet Russia after Roosevelt letter to Kalinin. Litvinoff could meet the president in about two weeks, potentially sparking a trade boom beyond 100 million dollars as talks address wartime loan and other obligations. Opposition already forming in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
White House
Maxim Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Litvinoff
Moscow
Mikhail Kalinin
Soviet Central Executive Committee
Roosevelt-Litvino
Kalinin
Capitol Hill
Congress
American Federation of Labor
The
American Legion
Farm Administration
State Department
Kerensky
Awards Made in Baked Goods at ENM State Fair
Sam McKinstry wins sweepstakes in Baked Goods. Awards announced in two classes for cakes, breads, cookies, and candies with numerous district winners from Hagerman Dexter East Grand Plains and surrounding towns. Notable names include McKinstry Mehlhop Mills Kurtz and Crowder across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McKinstry
New Mexico
Brend
F. J
Mehlhop
Dexter
J. R. Riddle
EK Penn
J. M. Littel
S. Delaware
C. G. How
Hagerman
Pete Fahrlander
E. 4Th
C. G. Mason
W. Summit
J. T. Mills
Boston
W. W. Pope
Peggy Lund
W. 4Th
L. S. Kurtz
Margaret Trollinger
F. S. Mehlhop
Delaware
Bruce Conner
Lois Crowder
C. J. Mason
Earl Bonham
Earl Tankersley
S. Rich
Hope Crowder
Angel
Merit Fales
A. L. Fales
N. Main
C. H. Culdice
East Grand Plains
Fred Nelson
W. 13Th
C. F. Cole
Ao Wee. BW
Woolsey
N. Wash
W. D. Atkinson
L S. Kurtz
Nora Tate
Opha McGlone
Prizes Won by Roswell Bakers in Local Cake Contest
Roswell women dominated a cake baking contest sponsored by The Record and the Womans Club. Arline Wilkins White won first with Layer Cocoanut, followed by Will Purdy and Claude Hobbs. Proceeds from the cake auction benefited the Womans Club, with notable donations from Wilkins and the Coca Cola Bottling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosweill
The
Record
Womans Club
Arline Wilkins
Will Purdy
Claude Hobbs
H. W. Eppers
Angel
Coca-Cola
Roswell
Coca-Cola Pottling Company
Fort Worth Honky Tonk Rally Promises Democratic Unity
Fort Worth and Washington leaders including Vice President Garner Postmaster General Farley and Governor Ferguson rally a large crowd at a race track praising Texas Democrats. The scene highlights confidence and resources as attendees pledge support for Carter dinner and party aims amid a festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Tex
Garner
Farley
Washington
Fergson
Carter
Texas
Navajos Move to Cancel Timber Pact on Reservation
Gallup New Mexico October 21 AP the Navajo tribal council at Tuba City will review cancellation of the Lutcher Moore Lumber Company contract to cut a half billion stump feet of timber on the Navajo Reservation. The Indians seek to keep the timber and prevent erosion and rainfall decline, arguing erosion would worsen range shortages for their flocks. The action uses new federal authority allowing the Interior Secretary to modify contracts only with Indian consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup, N. M
Lutcher & Moore Lumber Company
Orange
Texas
Tuba City
Ariz
Tom Dodge
Santa Fe
Dodge
Navajo Country
Enlisted
Indian Conservation Corps
Peete
Act of Congress
John Collier
Redman
Interior
Hour of Crosby Funeral Changed
The hour of the funeral services for Harelid Crosby has been changed from 2 30 to 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Services at Ballard chapel with Dr H C Henderson in charge follow, music by Miss Janice Huff. South Park services by Reignel Lodge No 18 A F and A M. Pallbearers listed from Kenna Lone Wolf and Fort Sumner. honorary pallbearers named from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harelid Crosby
Ballard Chapel
H. C. Henderson
Southern Methodist Church
Janice Huff
South Park
Reignel Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Wade Corn
Edd Amonett
C. L. Bynum
W. H. Whatley
Joe Wilcox
Bennie Goode
Kenna
John Hall
Court Marley
Tom Hall
Harvey Poorbaugh
J. C. Peck
Woodlaw Saunders
Joe Dekker
Jim Coats
Will McCombs
Lone Wolf
O. B. Perry
Dexter
George Foreman
Roswell
Joe Cooper
Guy Howell
N. M
Lee Robinson
Frank Goode
Fort Sumner
Bill Lusk
Lovington
E. L. Lusk
Charlie Lusk
Jimmie Johns
Ab Miller
Frank Strickland
Carl McNally
Sentenced on an Assault Charge in District Court
Frederico Arrgon was sentenced to 30 days in jail and costs on an assault charge this morning by Judge James E F McGhee in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederico Arrgon
James EF. McGhee
Grand Finale Tonight at the Eastern New Mexico Fair
Miss Mabel Johnson crowned Queen of the Fair with two princesses Kaye Schuler and Ruth Nichols. Coronation at nine in the general exhibits building as part of the final Eastern New Mexico State Fair events. The Roswell fair wraps a highly successful season with large crowds and strong exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Johnson
Kaye Schuler
Ruth Nicholas
New Mexico
Roswell
The
Fair Association
Southeast ern New Mexico Grazing Association Organized
The Southeast ern New Mexico Grazing Association held a county courtroom meeting to approve the board and officers, read by-laws, and sign petitions to the Interior Department. Members will be surveyed about land to include in the petition, with fence removal notices pending Interior action. Capt B. C. Mossman presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern
New Mexico
Interior Department
B. C. Mossman
Fined 150 for driving while intoxicated in police court
Maurice Smith was fined 150 dollars and costs by L. L. Johnson in police court this morning on a charge of driving while intoxicated. His car collided with two parked cars on 800 North Pennsylvania Ave last night, causing injuries to Smith and damage to the parked vehicles owned by Gayle Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Smith
L. L. Johnson
Pennsylvania Ave
Smith
Gayle Armstrong
Institute 6 Texas Miners 0 leads half against Miners
The game today between the Military Institute and the Texas Miners showed Institute leading 6 to 0 at the end of the first half. The readable text confirms Institute 6 Miners 0 as the halftime score after a period of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Military Institute
Texas Miners
Institute
New Mexico Schools Play Gallant Football Mix
In New Mexico games, Clovis 24 Artesia 0, Roswell 27 Portales 6, Albuquerque 32 Santa Rosa 7, Estancia 20 Santa Rosa 0, Clayton 6 Tucumcari 7, Las Cruces 35, Fort Wingate 16, Duncan 24. Today Albuquerque hosts New Mexico University versus Tempe Arizona in a Border Conference clash and Roswell hosts New Mexico Military Institute against Texas Miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Mexico Normal University
Colorado College
IGH School
Clovis
Artesia
Roswell
Portales
Albuquerque
Sarin Fe
Leming
Hurley
Estancia
Santa Rosa
Clayton
Tucumecar
Phoenix
Ariz
Las Cruces
Indiana
Fort Wingate Indian School
New Mexico Military Institute
Texas Miners
Football Scores From Bulletin Board Across Colleges
A composite list shows final football scores including Notre Dame 7 Carnegie Tech 7 Army 6 Illinois 0 Arnold 13 Worcester Tech 6 Dean Academy 19 Navy Plebes 6 Bucknell 21 Lafayette 0 Villanova 7 Penn State Frosh 38 Penn Military Rutgers 1 Columbia 0 Princeton 20 Yale 4 Brown 6 Michigan 13 Ohio State 6 Swarthmore 6 Union 1 Upsala 12 Juniata 2 Alma 6 Hillsdale 13 Susquehanna 7 St Joseph 6 Co C N 0 Drexel 32 Hiram 16 Capital 14 Westminster 14 Thiel Gettsburg 0 Villanova 40 Carroll College Western State Mid Teachers 0 Lehigh Penn State 33 Clarkson 20 Buffalo 4 Auburn 6 George Washington 19 Colgate 77 N Y Uni 9 R P L 6 Rochester 14 Colby 12 Northeastern 6 Wash Lee 7 Kentucky 0 V P L 7 Richmond 0 New Hampshire 6 Maine Duke 19 Davidson 7 Boston College 6 Fordham 32 Delaware Washington Virginia 7 Navy 13 Shenandoah 13 Baltimore 0 Georgetown 0 Western Maryland 20 Grove City 38 Bethany 0 Rio Grande 6 West Liberty 6 Purdue 14 Chicago 9 Pitt 3 Minnesota 7 Green Mountain Jr College 7 Middlebury 0
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Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Army
Illinois
Arnold
Worcester Tech
Dean Academy
Navy Plebes
Bucknell
Lafayette
Villanca Krosh
Penn State
Penn Military
Rutgers
Columbia
Princeton
Yale U
Brown
Michigan
Ohio State
Swarthmore
Union
Upsala
Juniata
Alma
Hillsdale
Susquehanna
St. Joseph
Co. C. N
Drexel
Hiram
Capital
Westminster
Thiel
Gettsburg
Villanova
Carroll College
Western State Mid
Lehigh
Clarkson
Buffalo
Auburn
George Wash
Colgate
N. Y. Uni
Rochester
Colby
Northeastern
Wash
Rodeo Winners From Yesterday In Roswell Event
Yesterday afternoon’s rodeo in Roswell announced winners across events with double prize money for today’s completions. Top performers included Tom Baber Curt Lee and Pat Lewis in Cali Roping, Bill Dick Browning Cecil Owsley and Slats Sterns in Bronc Riding, Jack Forrester Gus Guffin and Maurice Owsley in Steer Riding, Oliver Mortendale Ansul Jernigan and Dave Harcrow in Bare Back, Polk Brown in Stake Race, and World Horse Race entries W G Doria Maurice Owsley Lee Jordan. The final session finished today amid praise for being the best Roswell has hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baber
Curt Lee
Pat Lewis
Oliver Mortendale
Ansul Jernigan
Dave Harcrow
State Patrolmen Help With Fair Policing Effort
The state motor patrol assisted by local officers maintained order during the fair. Two patrolmen, Carlos Sales and Henry Ager, were stationed in the territory, with E. J. House Jr., chief of the state patrol, and Patrolman Miller sent to Roswell. Local officers, aided by state patrol, did an excellent policing job during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foll
A. State Motor Patrol
Carlos Sales
Henry Ager
Roswell
E. J. House Jr
Miller
Inter-Club Golf Matches Tomorrow Schedule Set
The Country Club and Mountainview teams will finish their two leg golf match tomorrow with 1S hole matches at Mountainview. The Country Club led the first leg at their course two weeks ago, and tomorrow’s pairings list players from both clubs in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mountainview
John Poorbaugh
Jesse Dus
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Tonight and Sunday
Fair tonight and Sunday with colder conditions. In New Mexico, fair tonight and Sunday with colder temperatures especially in the north portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Exam for West Point Be Here
Preliminary exams for West Point entrance will be held November 10 in Roswell Las Vegas and Albuquerque for National Guard enlisted men. One candidate will be chosen to represent New Mexico in the final examination at West Point on March 6 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Roswell
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
National Guard
West Point
H. A. Delgado
New Mexico
Wendell Little Appointed to National Park Service
Wendell Little son of Mr and Mrs O E Little is appointed to a position in the National Park Service in Washington DC. The Little family plans an eastward trip this afternoon visiting Alabama relatives and the Chicago World Fair on the return. Wendell remains in DC about two weeks while his parents travel home after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Little
Oef. Little
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
O. E. Little
Wendell
East
Alabama
Washington
Mrs. Little
Chicago
OWINDLER PUSER AS FLYING OFFICER FRAUD ACCUSATION
Denver reports J. L. Williams arrested in Colby Kansas for posing as a U S flying corps officer and defrauding residents of Grand Junction Durango Olathe and other Colorado and New Mexico cities of hundreds of dollars. He claimed to be a major in the reserve air corps and promised pilot positions in the U S Navy. Complainants also come from Florida Raton and Aztec New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Grand Junction
Durango
Olathe
Colorado
New Mexico
LU. S. Flying Corps
J. L. Williams
Colby
Kan
Charles T. Hansen
Williams
Hansen
Reserve Air Corps
U. S. Navy
Kansas
Florida
Raton
Aztec
N. M
Grand Opening Night at Eastern New Mexico State Fair
Tonight at the Fairgrounds the midway opens at 6 00 P M with the grand finale. At 7 00 P M Cheseley Shirley, a blind trombonist radio singer performs in the General Exhibits Building. 8 00 P M a cowboy dance led by Carl Johnson. 9 00 P M coronation pageant for the Fair Queen with Tommy Dams orchestra. Grand finale runs 9 30 P M to midnight.
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Midway
Fairgrounds
Cheseley Shirley
Carl Johnson
New Mexico
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Rae Ae
Soviet Russia
Candy Divinity
D. D. Atkinson
Neal A. Brown
East College
Dorothy Glock
Berrendo
B. M. Clemmons
N. Virginia
Neal A. Barnes
C. PF. Coe
John Starling
Reno
Farm Holiday Movement
Lake Bakers
Woman's Club
Ath
Robert Ghock— White
Dike
Hugh Huff Sr
R. H. Wyly
Ras
Blund
Des Moines
Iowa
National Farm
Milo Rene
Feader
Holiday Association
Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
New York
Farmers Union
Nebraska
Blue Eagle
NRA
Langer
North Dakota
Jeno
Farmers Holiday Association
Crosby
John O. la Gorce
National Geographic Society
U. S
Little America
Admiral Byrd
Vincent Burke
Ree
Airazing Assn
Cali
Bronc Riding
Bill Dick Browning
Cecil Owsley
Slats Sterns
Jack Forrester
Homer Pettigrew
John Adair
Gus Guffin
Maurice Owsley
Polk Brown
W. G. Doria
Lee Jordan
Tin
Lamar Strickland
J. P. White Jr
Bill Sconce
Joe Robertson
Louie Link
Otis Brennemann
Albert
Stubbs
H._E. Samson
Joe Massey
Willard Prager
Bob Salter
Ike Stewart
Lew Hammond
H. A. Poorbaugh
Geo. Fore
Buddie Daniel
Raymond Connell
G. W. Griswold
J. T. Hawkins
Guy Nickson
Ed Thoma
Doug Moore
R. C. Grubb
F. P. Howden Jr
Rory
H. H. Ball
Sam Bryant
H. O. DeShurley
Tom Fee
Reel Mulkey
Neal Sanders
Rollo Hinkle
Fayette David
Winston Daniel
Mr. McMaken
Grover Godfrey
M. McCord
B. O. Greenwade
Wayne
Gatlin
H. H. McGhee
Bob Elliott
Little Appointed
NATS
Park Service
Owindler Puser
Record Evening Branch
Dustin’s
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