Tornado Hits Maryville Camp Wreckage Kills Four Veterans
A Missouri tornado struck Maryville damaging a veterans conservation camp and surrounding area. Four veterans died including Guy R. Allen and H. S. Newton. 12 others were severely hurt and more than 50 treated for minor injuries. Property damage estimated at about 200000 as two barracks were toppled and several buildings damaged.
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Maryville
Veterans’ Conservation Corp
Guy R. Allen
Shelbina
George Drake
Kansas City
Ralph E. Hare
Alley
H. S. Newton
Pattonsburg
J. J. Stack
St. Louis
Samuel Morrow
Bevier
Lee Dobbins
G. Sterling
Bunyan A. Townsend
Baracks
Ice Company
Maryvile High School
Last Rites For J Phelps White Held Today
Funeral services for James Phelps White were conducted at his Second and Sea home with Dr. Austin Crile and Rev LeRoy Thompson officiating. Local Masons honored him at the grave as a longtime community stockman remembered for eastern New Mexico and western Texas ranges. Roswell stores closed in his memory. active pallbearers and Eastern Star floral arrangements marked the services.
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James Phelps White
South Park
New Mexico
Texas
Austin D. Crile
Second and Sea
LeRoy Thompson
Masonic Lodge
Mr. White
Phelps White
Eastern Star
Roswell
White
C. C. Cagie
Joe J. Lane
Will C. Lawrence
Raulph Roberts
Ho Smyril
John C. Peck
Claude Hobbs
H. M. Dow
E. A. Cahoon
J. W. Roberts
Howard Amason
B. C. Mossman
Albert Pruit
C. W. Walker
George T. Davis
Elza White
Col. D. C. Pearson
L. I. Johnson
Harold Hurd
Harry Morrison
E. H. Wil
Loot Recovered After Roswell Home Theft
In Roswell this morning deputy sheriffs recovered more than $200 in stolen goods from an outhouse behind the H. P. Saunders home. Lenwood Hubert, 29, was arrested after the theft report from the Saunders, who were visiting from Kansas. The trunks contained silverware and other household items believed two years absent.
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Roswell
H. P. Saunders
K. C. Saunders
Kansas
E. C. Saunders
Sam McCue
E. L
Dude) Peck
Lenwood Hubert
Hubert
Saunders
Fleet rushes from Atlantic to Pacific in secret maneuver
From Christobal Panama to Guantanamo the U S fleet conducts a surprise transit of 88 ships aiming to beat the April record. The operation suspends all commercial traffic and tightens security as officials expect completion within 40 hours.
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Christobal
Panama
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Limonay
Panama Canal
Canal
Navy
Guantanamo
Young Democrats Organized Across New Mexico
Santa Fe Oct 24 AP Young Democrats of the state are being organized in all counties by J R Wrinkle state chairman of the League of Young Democrats. The headquarters release says Wrinkle reports instant response from young people who will work actively until election day to elect Democratic candidates by an overwhelming majority. Wrinkle is in southeastern New Mexico coordinating the movement.
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Santa Fe
J. R. Wrinkle
League of ‘Young Democrats
Wrinkle
New Mexico
Gallup Sees First Real Cold Snap of Season
Gallup New Mexico residents endured a frosty night as the temperature slipped to 19 degrees above zero marking the season’s first real cold snap. The city issued no major weather warnings and officials urged residents to bundle up and protect pipes.
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Gallup
N. M
Barber Shop Conversation in Sonora Sparks War Talk
A shopper recalls hearing radio chatter in Sonora California about political clashes over military preparedness. The speaker notes the president stirring debate as citizens react, urging strong stance amid tensions with China and India.
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Sonora
Calif
Ned
Merriam
Sinclair
Haight
Piccards' stratosphere flight ends with rough Earth return
The Piccards and Lilly the turtle completed the first balloon mission to the stratosphere, reaching about 10 miles up and landing near Cadiz Ohio. The ascent from Ford airport crossed Lake Erie and eastern Ohio, instruments sent to Swarthmore for analysis. The sky voyage yielded insights into cosmic rays, though the landing was chaotic and misaligned with the White House wish.
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Cadiz
Picards
Lilly the Turtle
Earth
Here
Jean Piccard
Lilly
Fleur de Lys
Informa
Auguste Piccard
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Lake Erie
Ohio
Piccards
W. F. G. Swann
Franklin Institute
Swarthmore
Piccard
Washington
John Fulton
Mrs. Piccard
Jeannette Pictard
White House
Gore backs Chavez and Hatch in New Mexico race
Santa FeOctober 24 AP John E Miles Democratic state chairman released a telegram from U S Senator Thomas P Gore of Oklahoma endorsing Dennis Chavez and Carl Hatch as important for a continuation of the new deal His wife also endorsed Hatch and Chavez saying the state should return these men to the Senate to sustain Democratic party principles and support the national administration amid a low mood
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Santa Fe
John E. Miles
U. S
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Dennis Chavez
Carl Hatch
United States Senate
New Mexico
Democratic Party
National Democratic Administration
Americans Finish Third in Great Air Race
In Melbourne the American team Col Roscoe Turner and Clyde Pangborn placed third in the England to Melbourne $50,000 air classic, behind English fliers who won both handicap and speed, and a Dutch entry two hours forty two minutes ahead. The Dutch team may still claim the handicap prize of $10,000, as pilots cannot win both races.
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Melbourne
Australia
Col
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborn
England
C. W. A. Scott
T. Campbell Black
Albury
K. D. Parmentier
J. J. Moll
Netherlands
Big Four Wreck Injures 32 Near Earl Park Indiana
Thirty two people are injured in a Big Four Railroad derailment south of Earl Park Indiana. The Cincinnati night express derailed after clearing the Earl Park switch. Ambulances from Fowler Kendama ferried injured to Fort Park hospital while a relief train and physicians assisted. An eight hour wreck-clearing operation was anticipated.
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Chicago
Fowler
Kendana
Indianapolis
Fort Park
D. F. Schaff
Richetti to be faced with murder charges
Adam Richetti, ally of Pretty Boy Floyd, will be turned over to Missouri authorities to face murder charges for the slaying of highway patrolman Serst. Booth and Roger Wilson. He is held in Ohio on weapons and shooting with intent charges after his capture near Wellsville.
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Wellsville
Adam Richetti
Charles “Pretty Boy
Floyd
Columbia
George Lafferty
Ohio
Lisbon
Wells- Ville
Richetti
Serst
Ben Booth
State Highway Patrol
Roger ‘Wilson
Senator Johnson to Speak on KOB Radio Friday
Sen. Hiram Johnson of California will address listeners for a half hour on KOB radio Friday night between 6:30 and 7:00 p m in support of Sen Bronson Cutting. The broadcast originates from San Francisco.
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Albuquerque
Hiram Johnson
California
KOB
Bronson Cutting
San Francisco
Mrs Rosseau To Make Address Here
Mrs Edna Rosseau Republican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction will speak at a women’s meeting tomorrow afternoon at four at the Republican headquarters on West Third. All women are invited and the gathering will be brief.
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Edna Rosseau
Republican
Canadate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
West Third
Neblett rules tax on oil well equipment in NM case
District Judge Colin Neblett ruled in federal court that New Mexico's gross production tax on oils and gas wells does not cover equipment used by oil companies. He said another tax can be levied on the equipment in Humble Oil Company of Lea County versus the state tax commission and Lea County officials. The company had claimed double taxation.
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Santa Fe
S&s
Colin Neblett
New Mexico
Humble Oil Company
Lea County
State Tax Commission
Legion Deadlock Over The Bonus
Miami Florida October 24 AP The American Legion waited for an agreement from its legislative committee before arguments for or against bonus payments were allowed to its delegates. The 16th annual convention entered the second half of its four day stay. A deadlock on the bonus question emerged in a sub committee delaying a report to the full committee and a vote by the general convention. Scores of resolutions were ruled not germane to Legion policy including a Philippine department proposal to back President Roosevelts efforts. The convention expected a resolution in favor of universal draft of men money and materials in wartime from its legislative committee.
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Miami
Fla
American Legion Legislative Committee
Ray Kelly
Detroit
Associated Press
Legislative Committee
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ohio
Davia S. Ingalls
William Sasser
Atlantis City
Atlantic City
United States
American Legion
Germaine
Philippine Department
Legion
Roosevelt
General Convention
Digest Poll Looks Bad For Sinclair
New York October 24 first returns from six scattered cities in the Literary Digest poll for California governor show Frank Merrill Mer riam Republican leading with 11 262 votes and Upton Sinclair Democrat with 5 198. Raymond L Haight Progressive candidate 2 332. Sam Darcy Communist runs narrowly ahead of Milen C Dempster.
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New York
Literary Digest
California
Frank F. Merriam
Upton Sinclair
Raymond L. Haight
Progressive Commonwealth
Ram
Sam Darcy
Milen C. Dempster
Hecht Elected President of American Bankers Assn
Rudolph S. Hecht chairman of Hibernia National Bank New Orleans La was elected president of the American Bankers Association to succeed Francis Marion Law of First National Bank Houston Texas Robert V Fleming president of Riggs National Bank Washington was elected first vice president advancing to Hechts previous post Tom K Smith president of Boatmans National Bank St Louis Missouri was named second vice president succeeding Fleming who held that post
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Washington
Dudolf S. Hecht
Hibernia National Bank of
New Orleans
American Bankers Association
Francis Marion Law
First National Bank of
Houston
Tex
Robert V. Fleming
Riggs National Bank of Washington
Hecht
Tom K. Smith
Boatmans National Bank of
Supreme Court Issues Four Opinions from Santa Fe
The New Mexico Supreme Court issued four opinions in recent days. Conviction affirmed for Joe Solie of Bernalillo county in an assault with intent to kill case. Doming Maes sentence reversed for contempt over $19 monthly support for an illegitimate child. R L Russell administrator sues Roy T Davis, winning $10,000 against Davis for the death of Russell's father from injuries when Davis's car hit him at Berino. Dan Wienner of Curry county convicted for larceny of grain, sentenced to two to three years.
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Joe Solie
Bernalillo County
Doming Maes
R. L. Russell
C. M. Russell
Otero County
Roy T. Davis
Russell
Davis
Berino
Dan Whitener
Curry County
Hatch and Dempsey Lead City Democratic Rally Tonight
A Democratic rally at the junior high school auditorium starts at eight o'clock tonight with speakers Sen Carl A Hatch J H Dempsey Frank Patton and Robert Valdez. Hatch seeks the short term Senate seat Dempsey the House Patton the attorney general and Valdez the corporation commission. County Democratic chairman M H Ward will preside and the public is invited. The speakers also address a Dexter meeting this afternoon.
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Carl A. Hatch
J. H. Dempsey
Frank Patton
Robert Valdez
Sen. Hatch
Senate
Dempsey
House of Representatives
Patton
Valdez
State Corporation Commission
M. H. Ward
Girl Known as Dillinger Partner Located in Chicago
Poly Hamilton, the girl who accompanied John Dillinger shortly before his death near a northwest side theater last July, was found in a Chicago north side apartment. She refused to reveal her whereabouts before noting she had been traveling and now hopes to find a job.
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Chicago
Poly Hamilton
John Dillinger
North Side
F H A Committee Set for Meeting Tomorrow
The local Federal Housing Administration committee schedules its weekly gathering tomorrow at four. The meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce to review remodeling work from the past week and to plan furthering the PHA campaign in the area.
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Federal Housing Administration Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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CCC
J. Phelps White
Flemington
N. J
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Lindbergh
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Bronx
Hunterdon County
Thomas W. Trenchard
Mauptemann
James M. Fawcett
David Teilentz
Anna Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Rio Grande
Rio Grande River
Mexico
el Paso
Rio Grande Valley
U. 5
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Franklin
China
India
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Gore
Chavez
Hatch
Sen. Johnson
Mrs. Rosseau
Neblett
Hecht New President
American Bankers Assn
State Supreme Court
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Dempsey Spear
Dexter
Dillinger
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