Storms Strike At Atlantic Coast 26 People Missing
A storms tale reports 26 people missing aboard two vessels in Canadian waters. Weather warnings extend along the Atlantic coast as a tropical disturbance moves north with hurricane strength winds. The outlook also notes cold Midwest temps, snow flurries on Lake Superior, rain in New England, and warm Southwest conditions with temperature extremes across major cities.
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Hatch And Chavez At Washington Get New Mexico Work Moving
Santa Fe reports progress on New Mexico road programs after Governor Hodsenhall received word from Washington that action is promised for Taos Rio Arriba and other northwest counties. Senator Hatch and Congressman Chavez pressed the Bureau of Roads while state officials note limited funds may require new surveys before additional work can be funded as winter nears.
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C. T. Mauldin
State Highway Commission
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Bureau of Roads
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Hatch
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Taos County
Farm Striker Killed in Wisconsin Amid Milk Strike
A Dane County farmer, Gundar Felland, was shot and killed while picketing a highway near Madison during the ongoing cost of production strike. Three brothers from Madison and Marshfield were detained for questioning as reports of clashes spread across Wisconsin. Creameries and milk plants closed under strike pressure while Eau Claire chambers and distributors polled farmers on strike sentiment. Council Bluffs, Iowa, scene noted in coverage.
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Gundar Felland
Marshfield
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Buffs
Iowa
Government to audit steel rails pricing amid loans
Washington reports the administration will restrict rail loans until steel firms provide cost data. A $35 per ton price is sought for first quality rails, despite letters fixing $37.75 per gross ton. Joseph Eastman cites prior collusion and urges examination by government accountants to ensure consumer and public interest.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Russian gold may figure in coming meet
Diplomatic circles discuss whether Russian gold will be part of Roosevelt Litvinoff talks. Russia's large gold output, modernization of Lena river and Siberian fields, and plans to trade with the United States may influence credits and prices under new Roosevelt policy.
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Roosevelt-Litvinoff
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Siberian
Russia
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Roswell Schools Close Three Days
Roswell schools will close Thursday and Friday next week so teachers can attend the New Mexico Educational Association meeting in Albuquerque. Prac tically all Roswell teachers will attend. Three days will be added to the school year to make up this time.
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Roswell
New Mexico Educational Association
Albuquerque
Western states tax convention in LA jokes about Mexico return
Beverly Hills hosts a Los Angeles convention where Western states discuss taxation costs. The piece notes the gathering mostly did business, passed resolutions, held a banquet, and circulated cocktails as legislators push another tax increase, ending with a wry shrug and supper quip.
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Calif
Los Angeles
Mexico
Soviet Envoy Litvinov Says Nothing Yet Talks Possible
Berlin October 28 AP Maxim Litvinov Soviet foreign commissar indicates relations could normalise within a half hour but refuses to disclose plans. He greets reporters at the Soviet embassy, dodges questions about departure timing and ship, says he will not reveal movements to avoid prompting others to follow or incur costs.
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Maxim Litvinoff
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Warsaw
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Finish Hearing Tests in Schools in Chaves County
The grade school hearing tests have been finished by Roswell nurse Miss Ella Yeager and county nurse Mrs Esther Schaubel using an audiometer that detects even light hearing defects. Data analysis will take weeks and a report will be prepared. The audiometer is state health department property and has been sent to Lincoln County schools.
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Ella Yeager
Roswell City
Esther Schaubel
Lincoln County
State Health Department
Domestic gold price hits high at 31.82 per ounce
The administration set the US domestic gold quotation at 31.82 dollars an ounce, up six cents from yesterday, despite a London price drop to 30.57. The gap to world price widened, with today’s domestic price 1.25 dollars above world levels and 0.66 dollars above yesterday.
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London
Football scores from variety of colleges and teams
A compilation of final scores across numerous colleges and teams including Rutgers 27 over Lehigh, Case 33 over Oberlin 6, Dartmouth 7 and Harvard 7 tie, Army 21 over Yale 0, Georgia Tech 10 over N Carolina 6, Alabama 0 over Fordham 2, Colgate 0 with a tie, Navy 13 over Penn, Princeton 6, Penn State 0 over Columbia 33, Minnesota-style mix with multiple ties and one or more lopsided results, plus numerous fresher and junior college results and freshmen scores across the day.
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Kenyon
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Middlebury
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Vermont
U. S. Coast Guard
Navy
Penn J. de Paul
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Syracuse
Michigan State
Wooster
Muskingum
Otterbein
Ohio Northern
Lowell Textile
City College
New York
New Jersey State Teachers
Arnold
Maryland
Western Maryland
Navy Beats Penn in Openers at Philadelphia
Navy's fighting Midshipmen struck twice before 60 000 fans to defeat Penn 13 to 1. Fred Berries scored a 17 yard TD in the opening period and Bob Dornin intercepted a Penn pass for a 16 yard return in the final minutes.
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Penn
Fred Berries
Bob Dornin
Mexico Denies Executions of Army Officers
Mexico City official denials say rumors of executions of several army officers in a plotted coup are false. War department and Santiago Tlastelolco Military Prison confirm two officers in custody and ten held incommunicado.
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Mexico
D. F
War Department
Santiago Tlastelolco
Institute vs Amarillo 7 in a scoreless second quarter
In a football clash between Military Institute and Amarillo Junior College the halftime score was 0-0. Amarillo showed offense but Institute consistently stopped advances, holding on defense during the second period.
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Military Institute
Amarillo Junior College
Amarillo
Institute
Black Shirts Parade In Rome For Fascist Anniversary
Rome observes the 11th anniversary of the fascist regime as the Blackshirts march through the capital. Premier Mussolini leads the nationwide observance while newspapers and billboards praise the universal spread of fascist spirit.
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Mussolini
Quillen Case Comes Up Monday Before Judge Meshee
Carl Quillen is ordered to show cause next Monday why his suspended sentence should not be revoked. He was arrested and charged with larceny while under a suspended sentence for larceny by Judge James B. Meshee.
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Carl Quillen
James B. Meshee
State Penitentiary
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