Germany Threatens War in Earnest on England
Berlin reports Germany plans to rain bombs on England as Nationalzeitung, close to Goering, declares the moment has come for Britain to feel war on its own soil. It notes the last French soldier has been driven off German soil and mentions minimal action on the western front. Negotiations with the Holy See on Polish Catholic affairs progress, while talk of repatriation of Germans in southeastern Europe begins.
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Nationalzeitung
Essen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Voelklingen
Holy See
Poland
Repeal Will Pass The Senate Either Tomorrow or Friday
London reports the air ministry says RAF night flights over Berlin Hamburg and Magdeburg in the past 24 hours as the house of commons awaits Prime Minister Chamberlain tomorrow to respond to Ribbentrops Danzig speech. British officials view the address as an attempt to split Britain from France while promising continued alliance.
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Washington
LaFollette
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Antitrust Suit Against the Railroads
Washington Oct 25 Attorney General Murphy announced authorized filing of a Sherman act antitrust complaint against the Association of American Railroads its officers directors and 236 member railroad companies. It alleges railroads restrained trade by denying motor carriers same cooperation and refused to set rail rates for motor trucks trailers and truck bodies and to establish through joint and billing arrangements to eliminate competition. The complaint would be filed in the District Court for the District of Columbia.
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District of Columbia
Dempsey Attacks Dies Committee Publicity Of List
Washington report says Rep. Dempsey protested the Dies committee published a Washington league membership and mailing list. He called the action most unAmerican and said it could reveal innocent people including Spanish refugee supporters. He condemned the release as harmful and prejudicial.
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Dies
UN American Activities
American League For Peace and Democracy Today
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League
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Roswell Adult Classes Open Tonight at Three High Schools
Registration and first sessions begin at 7 30 tonight at Roswell Senior and Junior high schools. Courses include public speaking arithmetic men’s physical education typing arts and crafts general mathematics and Spanish if demand allows. A $1 50 registration per course is required and classes run 12 lessons with some meeting on both Monday and Wednesday nights.
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Farl H. Deaton
Roswell High School
County voter registration in Chaves County districted by party
County clerk D. P. Greiner reports 71 percent of Chaves County registrations are Democratic, 18 percent Republican, and 11 percent declined to state. Of 10,135 total registrations, Democrats 7,149, Republicans 1,847, and those not specifying 1,139. An estimated 1,009 qualified electors remain unregistered under a new system. Precinct 13, Dunken, is the lone area with more Republicans than Democrats.
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Chaves County
D. P. Greiner
Dunken
Gov Long May Use Troops In Louisiana
New York October 25 Governor Earl K Longs mili tant seizure of the state attorney general s office signals possible further moves against foes he says plan to indict him He has named replacements for Ellison and O Connor and asserts the old Huey Long dictatorship law lets the state AG take over district attorney offices and investigations in the state He and Mayor Maestri are among few former administration leaders without direct action against them.
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Earl K. Long
Long
Alexandria
Monroe
David Ellison
James O’connor
Lessley P. Gardiner
Ellison
Edward M. Heath
O’connor
Huey Long
Robert S. Maestri
Sea Raiders Force British to Ease North Sea Blockade
Britain weakens its North Sea blockade to counter fast German raiders roaming the Atlantic. The City of Flint seized, four British merchant ships sunk near Gibraltar, raising belligerent losses to 90 vessels and 1,774 deaths. Roaming German ships include the 10,000 ton Deutschland and 5,400 ton Emden.
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North Sea
Atlantic
United States
City of Flint
Gibraltar
Murmansk
Russia
Deutschland
Emden
Britain
Ledbury
Menir Ridge
Clan Chisholm
City of Flint crew fate and German capture debated
U S seeks news of crew of the City of Flint seized by a German prize crew in Murmansk. Roosevelt hopes to secure release from a Russian Arctic port amid Moscow’s stance that the ship is detained temporarily. Germany says the ship was taken as unseaworthy after crew removed key navigation maps.
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Soviet Russia
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Foreign Office
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Tromso
Norway
NMEA Council Opens to Shape 54th Annual Convention
Albuquerque October 25 The New Mexico Educational Association education council opens sessions to shape the 54th annual convention starting tomorrow with an expected attendance of over 3,500 teachers. Discussions focus on pushing legislation for a $900 minimum teacher salary and an adequate retirement law.
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Balkans Prepare to Resist Soviet Invasion Advance
Budapest reports indicate Soviet troops on the Polish side of the Carpathians are spurring Hungary Yugoslavia and Italy to unite against a possible Soviet march into south eastern Europe. Hungary would receive Italian and Yugoslav aid if Ruthenia threatened arms, with Italian Fascists noting aligned Balkan interests and cautious diplomatic support.
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E Roberts dies from gasoline stove burns near Roswell
Jesse Ernest Roberts aged about forty four died at three this morning from burns received Monday after noon when a gasoline stove exploded at his camp three miles northeast of Roswell. He came from Oklahoma with Willie Mathis to work nearby. Survivors include two sons Fritz and Buddie Roberts in Oklahoma, four sisters and one brother, and his parents at Pauls Valley Oklahoma.
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Burns
Roswell
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Willie Mathis
Oklahoma
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Mathis
Collins County
Texas
Paul
Olin Roberts
Hale Center
R. J. Roberts
Pauls Valley
Boy Scout Rally Set for Next Saturday at North Main Fairgrounds
A city-wide Boy Scout rally will be held Saturday evening at all fairgrounds on North Main. Scouts provide their own food and cook their dinner starting at 5 30. Wood will be furnished. Rally activities begin at 6 30. Stig Santheson named to chair future rallies.
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North Main
Stig Santheson
Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes From Arizona State Hospital
Winnie Ruth Judd a 34 year old blonde slayer who killed two companions in 1931 escaped last night from the Arizona State Hospital. She enjoyed more than 12 hours of freedom before being missed and likely left by posing as if still in bed. Governor Jones announced the escape triggering a wide manhunt. Her father gave the officers a clue by saying she appeared at his home around midnight.
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Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Agnes Ann Leroy
Hedvig Samuelson
Bob Jones
Los Angeles
H. J. McKinrnell
Westerfield May Face Kidnapping Charge In Lenore Case
Albuquerque school teacher Mrs. Blos som M. Westerfield may be indicted under the Lindbergh law for kidnapping her three year old granddaughter Lenore Ruggles. She is held in Topeka Kansas on kidnapping charges after a custody dispute and custody fight with Lenore’s parents. Westerfield refused extradition to New Mexico and said she raised Lenore and loves her.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Gino Mateucci
Blossom M. Westerfield
Topeka
Kas
New Mexico
Lenore
Special Train To Carlsbad For Game
The Chamber of Commerce athletics committee arranged a special train to Carlsbad for the Roswell Carlsbad high school football game Friday night November 10. Round trip tickets go on sale November 6 for 1.15 dollars and must be bought in advance. Fort Sumner New Mexico October 25. De Baca county officers investigated the fatal beating of J W Hendricks a ranch hand found critically injured Sunday in a pit near the Yeso service station Hendricks died here yesterday of a brain concussion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carlsbad
Fort Sumner
N. M
de Baca
J. W. Hendricks
Yeso
Hendricks
Captain Kramer to Leave Conchas Dam Project
Captain Hans Kramer, U S Army engineer in charge of Conchas Dam construction in northeastern New Mexico and Colorado's Caddoa Dam, said his successor as district engineer would probably be named this week. He is transferred to the Panama Canal Zone and plans to leave New Mexico late next week and sail from New York with his family November 14.
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N. M
Hans Kramer
U. S. Army
Conchas Dam
New Mexico
Colorado
Caddoa Dam
Kramer
War Department
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
New York
Weather forecast for Four Corners region
New Mexico mostly fair tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Colorado partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder conditions in the extreme west. Arizona generally fair with colder northwest portion tonight. West Texas mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with showers and colder in the north late tonight or Thursday.
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