Punts and Passes on the Gridirons
Yale faces danger from a two touchdown complex as it hosts tough foes after defeats of Maine, Washington & Lee. Xavier holds Carnegie Tech and Washington & Jefferson to 11 points total in consecutive games. Penn’s Hd Lewis suffers another broken nose while NYU heads to Georgia with captain Temple along. Temple U to drop Owls nickname next year. Georgia Tech fears Tulane if Bucky Bryan cannot play.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Elis
Maine
Washington & Lee
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Carnegie Tech
Washington & Jefferson
Atlanta
Bucky Bryan
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Bryan
Tech
Wrestling results from Camden and Ona matches
Gino Garibaldi of Italy drew with Fred Grubmier of Iowa at Camden New Jersey in a 90 minute bout. Jim Browning 230 of Ona Missouri drew with Fe Don from North Java New York in a separate match.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Fred Grubmier
Iowa
Jim Browning
Ona
Fe Don Ss
North Java
N. Y
Tennis Stars in Mexican Tourney
Mexico City will host the Mexican golf championships on November 15 with Helen Hicks former American champion and Charlotte Glutting of New Jersey set to compete, announced by Harry Wright president of the Mexico City Country Club.
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Mexico
D. C
Helen Hicks
Champioen
Charlotte Glutting
New Jersey
Harry Wright
Mexico City
Giants Hold Narrow Lead In NPFL Yardage Race
New York Giants edge Portsmouth Spartans in total yardage after six games with 1 4 5 5 0 and 1 4 5 1 respectively. Boston sits third at 1 4 0 5 and Brooklyn fourth at 660 in three games. Packers defense allows 135 56 yards per game, while Spartans 152 and Bears 154 2 5 rank high on defense.
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New York Giants
Portsmouth Spartans
Giants
New York
Portsmouth
Boston
Brooklyn
Green Bay Packers
Spartans
Chicago Bears
General Wood to settle Gallup strike in New Mexico
Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood arrives in Washington to push a peaceful settlement of the Gallup coal strike or have the militia bureau share the cost of guarding the strike area. He seeks a $25,000 appropriation for Camp Luna near Las Vegas to employ National Guard construction workers.
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Washington
Osborne C. Wood
Gallup
N. M
Militia Bureau
Geneval Woog
New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Guard
Construction codes near final stages reported today
Recovery administration outlined reorganizing plans Yesterday with a regional enforcement network. NRA said it will withdraw from small towns except for chain store oversight. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Associated Press
Construction Industries
Recovery Administration
NRA
Dustin's News Stand Special Delivery Request
A brief notice from Dustin's News Stand advertising special delivery services via phone number 111. The item promotes direct access to The Record and uses colloquial phrasing from a local newspaper context.
Army Aces Buckler Leads 1933 Cadet Grid Plans
Major Ralph Sasse's successor as Army coach faces the task of building a 1933 team from last year's subs and plebes. Led by Jack Buckler the 165 pound halfback and key scorer, Army meets Yale under new coach Reggie Root as Davidson reshapes a light line and fields a capable field leader in Capt. Harvey Jablonsky alongside guard play.
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Davidson
Ralph Sasse
West Point
Army
Navy
Yale
Harvard
Notre Dame
Jack Buckler
Oliphant
Cagle
Buckler
Harvey Jablonsky
Jablonsky
Western College
Bucknam
Gooch
Hillman
Hutchinson
Kopesak
Reggie Root
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Incorporations Approved In New Mexico By State Commission
The state corporation commission approved several incorporations in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. New Mexico Beer Corporation and New Mexico Beverage Co. each authorized for 25000 dollars list Albuquerque directors and agents. Gold Label Distributing Corp. of Santa Fe registered for 250000 dollars with Santa Fe directors. Taos Valley News incorporated for 2500 dollars with Taos directors. Deming Transfer and Fuel Co filed no stockholders liability. Mortgage Loans Inc of Roswell approved with named directors.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico Beer Corporation
North Ist St
Albuquerque
S. W. Stout
Alamogordo
Hugo Bonaguidi
el Paso
S. S. Thurmond
Hot Springs
J. S. Mackin
Leo Bonaguidi
The
New Mexico Beverage Co
Fruit Ave
Charles M. Benjamin
Cecile Benjamin
Louis Benjamin
Gold Label Distributing Corp
C. M. Barker
Lena H. Barker
W. 8S. Hutchinson
Taos Valley
Deming Transfer and Fuel Co
Hamilton Depositors Corporation
United States Potash Co
Mortgage Loans, Inc
Roswell
L. T. Lewis
R. C. Worswick
Floyd Childress
Fr. W. Blockson
Clarence E
Weens Receipts Of Liquor Board In New Mexico
Santa Fe October 24 AP The state liquor control board reported initial revenues of 2655 44 as the state's share of license fees during the first week. Individual permits funds stay with issuing subdivisions and excess over 15000 goes to the common school fund amid lingering remittances from counties per executive secretary J C Pillow.
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State Liquor Control Board
Common School Fund
J. C. Pillow
Hagerman Mourns Mrs McKinstry Death
The Hagerman community grieves for Mrs E R McKinstry who died after a sudden illness at St Marys hospital Saturday. Funeral set for Monday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Church. Survivors include husband parents Clyde and Ava Barnes sister Ava Lee Barnes and many relatives and friends.
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E. R. McKinstry
McKinstry
St. Mary’s Hospital
Clyde’ Barnes
Ava Lee Barnes
Las Vegas
Jesse Morgan
Kas Cruces
Mr. Morgan
Local Notes and Social Announcements from Hagerman
Marriage announced Doyle Owens to Mozelle Gamblin of Sulphur Springs on October th. They will live in Sulphur Springs. Enchilada supper and bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dub Andrus with twenty players. Perry Andrus ill but improving. Everett Jones and his father away in Henderson. Mrs. Jones and two sons stay with Mrs. Jones Sr. on Adams place. Vesper services at Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Alderson. Mrs. Price Curd home after birth of son. Andrus family traveling to Lovington due to illness of Mrs. Andrus sister. Mrs. Helen Rester of Artesia visited Miss Lucy Pettigrew. Miss Bull, Miss George and Mrs. Cowan to Albuquerque. Mr. Atwood returned from vacation in Collinsville. Beatrice and Evelyn Lane pass first class signaling tests as Girl Scouts. Albuquerque homecoming plans set for UNM November 11. Lobos meet Arizona. Special ads offer $7.50 and $4.00 permanents at Daniel Studio. O14tfe Bercora Want Ads noted.
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Louie Heick
Donald Lee Newson
Lloyd Harshey
Campbell Burrell
Willis Schierholt
Walter Green
Green
Mineral Wells Apartments
Slade
Bryan Hail
Methodist Church
L. W. Garner
Pickens West
McMurray College
Abilene
Professor White
Hagerman
Tom McKinstry
Elbert Floto
Steve Mason
Kenneth Stine
G. B. Newsom
Eltom Lankford
Doyle Owens
Mozelle Gamblin
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Perry Andrus
Everett Jones
Heitman Place
Mr. Jones
Adams Place
Hendo
Price Curd
Andrus
Dub Andrus
Lovington
Helen Rester
Helen Richards
Artesia
Lucy Pettigrew
Bull
George
Cowan
Albuquerque
Habeas corpus sought for Roberts coal strike leader
In Santa Fe on October 24 AP says a date will be fixed by the state supreme court for hearing a habeas corpus petition to release R F Roberts. Roberts, a Gallup coal mine strike leader, is serving a six month hard labor sentence at the state penitentiary. Hillsboro lawyer Edward Tittman filed the petition claiming conviction by a National Guard special court martial was illegal and that civil and criminal McKinley county courts should have tried him.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
R. F. Roberts
Gallup
Edward Tittman
Hillsboro
Roberts
National Guard
United States
McKinley County
Roswell Firm Proposes 100000 Dollar Corporation
Hinkle of Roswell seeks to form a corporation valued at 100000 dollars. The filing appears in early records, outlining the parties involved and the initial capitalization.
Chavez Works With Public Works On Elephant Butte
Chavez pressed for a Mexico public works program funding 190000 for Elephant Butte irrigation and flood control. Delegation included J S Robertson of Elephant Butte Irrigation Co and N B Phillips of Las Cruces. Goal is employment, flood control, and stream straightening. Sanchez supports as marshal candidate and NM highway commissioner.
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Washington
Appoin Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
Dennis
Mexico
Elephant Butte
J. S. Robertson
Elephant Butte Irrigation Co
N. B. Phillips
Las Cruces
Henry M. Waite
Chavez
Sanchez
New Mexico Highway Commission
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Samuel Insull, Jr
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University of New Mexico
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Berkeley
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