We Want Those Pants By Mail On Saturday
A lighthearted Albuquerque column predicts grid picks for Saturday noting teams like Albuquerque Bulldogs, Carlsbad, Gallup, and Santa Fe. The verse parodies sports betting and mocks rivals while claiming undefeated status and bold upsets.
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Mr. Ward
Albuquerque
Boxing results from last night across cities
In White Plains Nat Liftin outpointed Vasquez in a 129 pound bout, while Christo foridis claimed a European light heavyweight title by knocking out Reeves in Cleveland. George Henry defeated Cerazza in New Bedford, Vigh stopped Brown in New York, and Mancini beat Carl in Hartford by decision.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Nat Liftin
New York
Gaey Vasquez
Los Angeles
New Bedford
Mass
George Henry
Milwaukee
Pete Cerazza
Ernie Vigh
Newburgh
Ben Brown
Atlanta
Lenny
Boom Boom
Willkie Flays New Deal Rhetoric In Chicago Speech
In a nationally broadcast address Willkie attacks the Roosevelt record arguing New Deal failures include rising debt, unemployment, shrinking national income, and insufficient military buildup. He cites excerpts from the 1932 platform and accuses Roosevelt allies of political manipulation in Chicago surroundings.
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Wendell Willkie
New Deal
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Kelly-Nash
Twenty-Seventh Ward
Harry Hopkins
Harold Ickes
Kelly
Hague
Flynn
Chatter and Notes From the Sports World
New York roundup covers college coach runs at Morningside, Sam Snead kin Pete, Tigers pitcher gifts, St Mary's Texas bus tour, and Dick Chapman trophy tale. Includes personal mentions, guest stars, odds on season open, and mockery of Pepper Martin exit.
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New York
J. M. Saunderson
Morningside College
Sam Snead
Pete
Hot Springs
Sietla
Bam
Floyd Giebbels
Tiger
Pat Mullen
Buffalo
Butch
Pat
West Virginia
Gay Fee
St. Mary’s
Texas
Dick Chapman
Anderson Heads GOP Rally at Roy Amid Support for Roosevelt
Clinton P. Anderson, congressional nominee, led a Roy rally praising Roosevelt for vast humanitarian projects aiding farmers cattlemen and small businessmen. He urged reelecting the president to continue soil conservation WPA NYA and other programs. Willkie on a special train pledged to block a third term via a constitutional amendment to bar future absolute power.
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Clinton P. Anderson
GOP
Roy
Roosevelt
WPA
NYA
United States
Willkie
Major League bowling night at Berkey Alleys yields clean sweeps
Last night featured three teams winning all three games as Swarm Contractors led early with a win over Montgomery Ward and Ball & White defeated Busy Bee Cafe. KGFL triumphed in the late shift to stay one game back, Lloyd Taylor 605 and Howard Turner 585 top scores, Whitmore 236 high single for KGFL, Ernie Emmerson awards weekly prizes at Bank Bar. Industrial League meets in week two tonight.
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Berkey
Swarm
Montgomery Ward
Ball & White
Busy Bee Cafe
KGFL
Lloyd Taylor
Howard Turner
Ernie Emmerson
The
Bank Bar
BE. Whitmore
Bill Thomas shines for SMU before season end injury
Dallas datelined report details Bill Thomas of Wichita Falls, a 150 pound standout for the undefeated SMU Mustangs, who sparked the team with record running and pivotal blocks before breaking his leg on a punt return. Coach Matty Bell praised the Institute star’s courage and impact.
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Bill Thomas
Institute
Bell
Thomas
Auburn
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Southern Methodist Mustangs
New Mexico Military Institute
Little Bill
Mustang
Pitt
Bill
Roswell
Broncos
Pearson Boosted For International Rotary Director
Rotarians of District 115 back Col. D. C. Pearson of Roswell for Rotary International board of directors from Zone One. Pearson, born 1881 in Virginia, led New Mexico Military Institute and Roswell Chamber, with eight years as director, governor of District 115, and active civic work. biography notes longstanding Rotary ties and national recognition.
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District 115
Col
D. C. Pearson
Roswell
Rotary International
Denver
United States
Col. Pearson
Zone 1
Rotary District 115
Rotary
Roswell Ro
Deke Pearson
Pearlsberg
Virgina
Virginia Military Institute
Chicago University
New Mexico Military Institute
ER. C. Tt. C
Deke
Association Military Colleges and Schools of the
Draft Boards define lottery classifications and exam rules
The piece outlines the national lottery physical examinations classifying men into 1A 1B 4F with 1A mainly called for training. It notes doctors check for malingering, describe tricks to fake impairments, and warn authorities to report frauds. It also mentions Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan in a Universal remake of Back Street.
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National Lottery
Zere
United States
Charles Boyer
Margaret Sullavan
Universal
State prep basketball tournament bid heats up
Santa Fe and Albuquerque vie to host the 1941 state prep basketball meet as the high school athletic board meets. Carlsbad enters bidding, touting a new gymnasium while Roswell seeks the district five tourney as district eligibility boards and backboard upgrades feature in the agenda.
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Santa FE
N. M
Board of Control
State High School Athletic Association
R. P. Sweeney
Albuquerque
Sweeney
Mason Anderson
Raton
National Rules Committee
Chicago
Association
Carlsbad
eCity
Charles L. Rose
State Athletic Board of Control
Rose
Dresser to miss game with Austin in Roswell clash
Coyote guard Tommy Dresser, hurt in last Saturday's Roswell Santa Fe game, cannot play Friday against Austin in El Paso due to a bruised hip muscle and nerve though bones are fine. Fellow guard Albert Melendez remains sidelined with a sprained ankle. Junior Shaw and Crocker likely to share guard duties with Tom Hoover out and W. C. Coleman set at center.
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Tommy Dresser
Coyote
Austin
el Paso
Albert Melendez
Junior Shaw
Crocker
Tom Hoover
Roswell
W. C. Coleman
Sophmore
Wentworth Cadets Cheer For Broncos In Nov. Tilt
Lexington Missouri October 18 Wentworth Military Academy cadets will cheer the Broncos in an intersectional game against New Mexico Military Institute Roswell New Mexico November 1 An entire company will root for the visitors Col James M Sellers says a friendly rivalry and camaraderie exist and the academy will assign a cheering section for the Broncs Cheerleaders and a band unit will perform Broncs songs and marches.
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Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Red Dragons
New Mexico Military Institute Brones
Roswell
New Mex
James M.sellers
Wentworth
Governor Names page continued with state officials list
A continuation from Page One lists numerous state officials and nominees across departments. Names appear with cities including Santa Fe Albuquerque Clovis Roswell Hobbs Gallup Portales Artesia and Mora, covering roles from Human Resources to Housing and Public Works. Other figures include university leaders WPA state director and labor commissioners. The long roster names many county and city representatives.
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J. Q. Thaxton
Raton
Emmet Corn
Fred van Pelt
Clayton
W. C. Washburn
Santa Fe
Miers C. Johnson
Roswell
Claude Simpson
Juan N. Vigil
Talpa
Tibo Chavez
Belen
Sam Klein
Las Cruces
Syl Johnson
Chas. Montgomery
Carlsbad
George Lusk
Albuquerque
Enrique Trujilo
Anton Chico
J. O. Seth
Filo Sedillo
Valencia County
Floyd Rigdon
Wallace Perry
Fred Federici
Taos County
M. E. Noble
Las Vegas
Tom Summer
Richard Hindley
Clovis
Hugh Mitchell
Roy
A. W. Barnes
Gallup
Ivan Head
B. C. Hernandez
Allan Walker
Alamogordo
Howard Bickley
State Supreme Court
Rep
J. J. Dempsey
Canuto Gonzales
Joe Montoya
Sion
J. V. Taylor
Soil Conservation Service
Dee Brownfield
Florida
Louise Coe
Glencoe
Frank Craddock
Portales
J. O. Garcia
Espanola
Elmer Taylor
San Juan
Albert Mitchell
Albert
W. M. Strickland
A. W. Hockenhull
John T. Muir
Lordsburg
Lovington
Carl Eklund
The
American Legion
Vincent Jaeger
Edward H. Oakley
Charles Lembke
Dendry Dendahl
Charles Proebster
M. L. Woodard
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