Effort Today To End The Battle of Words On Neutrality Bill
Washington leaders press to wind up debate on the neutrality bill as Roosevelt Garner and Barkley seek a late session vote. Officials note a hoped agreement to limit speeches. Borah warns of Britain influence as opposition folds toward House chances.
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Barkley
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Stephen T. Early
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Borah
Idaho
United States
Supreme Court rejects review on medics anti trust case
The Supreme Court today refused to pass on the government's suit against the American Medical Association alleging conspiracy to violate the Sherman Act by actions against a group health organization. The court paused further review, with a DC Circuit decision likely to be appealed. Also denied were requests to review rulings on Mein Kampf copyrights and Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers Union picketing.
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High Tribunal
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The
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District Court
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Cogirupth
Milk Wagon Drivers Union of
Chicago
Hatch Objects to Miller as Census Head in New Mexico
Senator Carl Hatch protested the selection of Robert Miller as New Mexico census director. Hatch said Miller does not meet his standards for public officials and urged a thorough investigation. Miller, previously with the state revenue department, was chosen after NM leaders urged a district split from Arizona for census duties.
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R. C. Miller
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
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Albuquerque
Miller
Department
Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Washington News
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A. T. Hannett
J. J. Dempsey
Dennis Chavez
Zane Grey Dies at 65 in California Home
Noted writer and sportsman Zane Grey died suddenly today at his Altadena home from a heart attack. Born January 31, 1875 in Feanesville Ohio, Grey rose to fame with Betty Zane and more than 50 novels, many adapted to films, with notable works such as Riders of the Purple Sage and The Lone Star Ranger. He married Lina Elise Roth in 1905 and had three children Romer Zane Betty and Loren.
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Altadena
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Zane Grey
Grey
South Seas
Feanesville
Ohio
Alice Josephine Zane
Zanesville
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Betty Zane
Fitcher
Democrats Split On Home Issues Amid Neutrality Debate
Washington Oct 23 Democratic senators who backed Roosevelt neutrality proposals insist they will not abandon domestic views. Some oppose arms embargo repeal unless merits justify it, while others say their stance on neutrality is separate from spending and taxation. Senators George of Georgia Adams of Colorado Gillette of Iowa and Minton of Indiana weigh how unity on neutrality may affect future legislative cooperation.
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White House
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Adams
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Gillette
Iowa
Minton
D-Ind
New Deal
Charges Filed In Accident Sunday Near Hondo
A Sunday crash two miles west of Hondo on U S Highway 70 involved a New Mexico Transportation Co bus and two trucks. Ira Tidwell of Pinon New Mexico faced reckless driving charges after turning around on the highway caused the collision. Hes ter Lee Morgenthaler of Denver City Texas was charged with driving without a license in county court. Clarence Parker was the bus driver and another bus carried the passengers from the wrecked vehicle.
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S. A. Davis
Ira Tidwell
Pinon
N. M
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Roswell
Tidwell
Hester Lee Morgenthaler
Denver City
Texas
Clarence Parker
Morgenthaler
J. P. Court
Davis
Macedon Chavez Dies in Puerto De Luna Santa Rosa burial
Macedon Chavez, a prominent Guadalupe county sheepman and Puerto De Luna resident, died Saturday at age 79. He was buried yesterday in Santa Rosa.
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N. M
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Puerto de Luna
Mexican is Seriously Wounded in Shooting
Jesus Romero was seriously wounded when a shot rang out at his Oasis farm home on Sunday afternoon. Francisco Martinez, held in county jail, gave a conflicting account claiming a 50 cent debt led to a fight. Martinez was arrested at his Oasis farm house and police recovered a .38 revolver hidden under a floor board. Romero remained in St Mary's Hospital in serious condition with a chest wound.
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Francisco Martinez
Romero
St. Mary’s Hospital
Martinez
Anaric
Marinez
Weather forecast for Four Corners region and West Texas
New Mexico fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler south portion. Colorado fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Arizona fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler central and north portions. West Texas partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with moderate to fresh southerly coastal winds.
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Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
40 Burned to Death in Mexican Train Disaster
Dispatches from Veracruz report 40 railroad workers killed when two gasoline cars exploded after overturning near Santa Lucrecia and Matias Romero in the Isthmus region. A picnic party's fire sparked the blaze trapping workers inside the burning train.
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Mexico City
Veracruz
Isthmus
Santa Lucrecia
Matias Romero
Portales incubator babe gains pound in month
Nada Lee Wilson, Portales incubator baby, has gained a pound in less than a month and now weighs four pounds two ounces. She is the premature daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wilson.
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Portales
N. M
Tiny Nada Lee Wilson
Pete Wilson
Sinking of Two British Vessels Sets 14 Missing in North Sea
British naval authorities reported two British ships sunk with at least 14 missing and 30 survivors. The Whitemantle, 1692 tons, lost in the North Sea, with 14 crew unaccounted. five survivors landed on the coast. Sea Venture, 2327 tons, Dover Navigation, exploded at sea and crew of 25 landed on an island.
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Germany
Whitemantle
North Sea
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Scapa Flow
Firth of Forth
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Rosyth
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Air Ministry
Mrs Rolla R Hinkle elected New Mexico DAR regent
Mrs Rolla R Hinkle of Roswell was elected state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the 20th annual New Mexico DAR conference in Deming. She will be installed at the Continental Congress in Washington next April, with other state officers also taking office then. The 1940 conference will be in Santa Fe on Oct 11, and a link to the Coronado Centennial Celebration was approved. The chapter received a sustaining membership certificate, and funds for student loans and libraries will be expanded next year.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Daughters of the American Revolution
Deming
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D. A. R. Continental Congress
Washington
Ralph Martin
Clovis
W. F. Edwards
Hobbs
Harry Aspinwall
Albuquerque
E. B. North
Silver City
Henry A. Samson
David Chavez
Santa Fe
Gordon Sage
James Bujne
Carlsbad
Robert K. Bell
H. D. Collner
el Paso American Legion Post
Tamassee
South Carolina
French pioneer in radio refuses wireless gift at 95
Oct 23. Edouard Branly, French physicist who helped develop wireless telegraphy, celebrated his 95th birthday today without a radio in his Paris home. He said it bothers him to think he had a hand in inventing it.
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Edouard Branly
Two cars collide head on at 8th and Virginia
Occupants of two vehicles escaped injury after a head on collision at 8th and Virginia shortly after 6 o clock Saturday night. Both cars sustained considerable damage. Drivers were Mrs. C. A. Hinton and Darrell Swayze.
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Virginia
C. A. Hinton
Darrell Swayze
New Mexico workers to run 42 hour week under federal rule
About 3,500 workers in New Mexico will shift to a 42 hour workweek tonight under the federal Wage and Hour Act provisions. An estimated 600 workers will receive wage increases of 25 to 30 cents an hour as automatic provisions of the act take effect at midnight. Higher minimums were set by industry committees for hosiery and textile firms, approved by the Wage and Hour Administrator. Overtime applies for hours over 42 weekly.
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New Mexico
Washington
U. S. Departments of Labor
Russia Eyes Influence in India Through Afghanistan
A French language-tinged AP dispatch notes Soviet hopes to expand influence in British India via Afghanistan as India Congress seeks to resign eight provincial governments to force independence after the war. Britain already faces upheaval amid anti-Imperial pressures and antiwar fatigue, while Afghanistan remains a strategic hinge for India’s security against Russian encroachment. The piece also covers German Nazi efforts to fortify the home front, with mass meetings urging sacrifice and resolve as war drags on and the Athenia and Goebbels feature loom.
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Afghanistan
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Congress
Mohandas Ghandi
Russia
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Western Front
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Aachen
Reich
Hausfraus
Hitler
Germany
France
Athenia
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Land Warfare Only Skirmishes PARIS Front Quiet After Early Winter Floods
Paris dispatch says early winter floods aided France's anti German strategy as both sides staked positions near the outbreak borders. French leaders announced a planned 10 day leave for every four months of service starting Nov 1 and eight days for mobilized troops behind the lines.
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Forbach
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Rhine
Soap Box Derby on Armistice Day Roswell Post sponsors third annual event
The Roswell American Legion Post will sponsor the third annual Soap Box Derby for boys under 15 on Armistice Day starting at 9 a.m. The race street is not yet set. Lew Hammond leads. cars must cost no more than $3 and wheels no larger than 16 inches. ALAMOGORDO WANTS ANTI A I R C R A F T UNIT Alamogordo chamber bid for New Mexico National Guard anti aircraft unit under the 11th Cavalry. date October 25.
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Roswell American Legion Post
Lew Hammond
Alamogordo
Alamogordo, N. M
Alamozords
Texas grid clash ends in 14 14 tie at Harlingen
Harlingen and Edinburg battled to a 14 14 tie in a Texas interscholastic league football game. Officials declared no game after ruling identical totals in first downs penetrations and yardage, denying a winner.
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Harlingen
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Edinburg
Colorado Regents Back Coach Oakes Amid Turmoil
BCULCER Colo Oct 23 Regents express confidence in football coach Bernard F Bun g Oakes after the athletic board demanded his removal. The action followed a Sunday meeting within 21 hours of the ouster move. Oakes’ team then defeated Colorado State 13 to 0 for homecoming. his 1937 squad under Byron White had boosted Colorado’s national standing. Oakes refused comment on the vote or the board’s memo. He signed a five year contract through January 1943.
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Oakes
Colorado Athletic Department
Athletic Board
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