Tanker Coldwater Sinks After Collision Off North Carolina
A collision between the tanker Coldwater and the liner President Wilson about 20 miles off Cape Fear N C at 11 p m left the tanker ablaze and presumed sunk Thirty six men were saved from fire or drowning while the liner continued to the Orient The Coldwater sailed from Jacksonville Aug 26 bound for an Atlantic coast run and Savannah Ga is home port officials in Savannah announced the crew was saved and being taken to Norfolk Va The President Wilson operated by Dollar Steamship Co of San Francisco was en route from New York to Caribbean ports Honolulu and the Orient The AP report includes firsthand accounts from Commander Makepeace Ridley Master of the President Wilson
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New York
Coldwater
President Wilson
Orient
North Carolina
Radio Marine Corporation
S. S. Coldwater
Wilson
Longtitude
Cape Fear
N. C
Savannah
Norfolk
Dollar Steamship Company of
San Francisco
Caribbean
Honolulu
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic
Ridleys
Associated Press
Makepeace Ridley
S. S
New Mexico State Tennis Tournament Opens in Roswell
The sixth annual State Tennis Tournament began in Roswell with Bruce Baxter of Austin upsetting Ferrin Solomon of Tucson 6 2 6 1 in the morning singles. Several entrants are notable including players from Austin and San Antonio while past champions and top seeds are absent.
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Roswell
Bruce Baxter
Austin
Texas
Ferrin
San Antonio
George Pall
State Tennis Association
Joe Bloomenshine
Taos
Dick Crawford
Quiet Gallup strike braces for governor visit
In Gallup New Mexico strikers named a committee to seek the governor’s conference report while National Guardsmen patrol the streets. Mines opened with 118 miners today, and a mass meeting was allowed after Lt. Col. Sage authorized it to avoid violence. Two tropical storms roam the West Indies with heavy casualties and island damage reported.
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Gallup
N. M
Arthur Seligman
Santa Fe
Arizona
C. G. Sage
Gamerco
Allison
Diamond Coal Co
Sage
West Indies
Railroads urged to spend more to boost jobs
Washington reports Joseph B. Eastman federal coordinator of transportation called on railroads to support the national recovery program by shortening working hours and using every available dollar to hire more workers.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Old Senate Meeting Idea Fizzles in Monica Reflections
A narrator muses on wasted plans to bring a senator to the home folks in Monica California. He notes resentment at his roll top desk and dismisses a proposed public gathering as impractical. The piece frames failed innovation and political opinion.
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Nta Monica
Calif
State of Washington
Oil industry under NRA blue eagle signals higher gasoline prices
Washington reports the oil industry begins operating under the NRA code as prices may rise from one to three cents a gallon to cover higher production costs. The plan aims to fix prices from source to autos with President Roosevelt possible to set maximums. About 1.14 million workers join blue eagle hours, with 250 thousand more projected to handle shorter shifts. Crude oil in 36 38 midcontinent gravity could see a base price of 1.00 to 1.10 per barrel, versus recent prices.
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Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Ickes
Roosevelt
Plan to loan to NRA members under new mortgage scheme
Washington AP reports the administration is considering loosening credit to NRA members by urging businessmen to form community mortgage companies. These firms would qualify to receive direct loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
NRA
Reconstruction Corporation
Loan effort to save Missouri State Life
William T. Nardin, president of Missouri State Life Insurance, said an $800000 loan to Insurance Equities Corp was made to avert receivership. Proceeds were used by Julius H. Barnes and associates to gain control of Missouri State Life via Kentucky Home Life, which owned 29.5 percent of Missouri State Life’s stock, amid $1,000,006,000 in policies. Nardin claimed the loan was legal.
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St. Louis
William T. Nardin
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Insurance Equities Corporation
Julius H. Barnes
New York
Kentucky Home Life Insurance Company
Missouri State Life
Kentucky
Missouri Concern
Nardin
Gasoline prices rise across Southwest and Midwest
Gasoline prices climb again with Roswell waking to 20 cents a gallon for standard trade fuel. Marketers forecast further hikes after Labor Day as reports cite possible Roosevelt oil code orders. Continental Oil and Standard Oil Indiana posted 12 cent rises. Oklahoma leaders also moved higher.
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Roswell
Tulsa
Okla
Middle West
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain
Continental Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Continental
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Oklahoma
Mrs McMahon Die By Her Own Hand In Santa Fe
Mrs Pauline Paine McMahon was found shot in her Santa Fe home. She was rushed to the hospital but died despite emergency surgery. Her husband Jack McMahon and Pino Baca discovered the body. Authorities planned an inquest with technical arrest of McMahon, who arrived from Poughkeepsie years ago.
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Santa Fe
Jack McMahon
E. W. Fiske
Pino Baca
Mrs. McMahon
Poughkeepsie, N. x
Pauline Paine
Santa Fe Cavalry Troop Mobilized for Gallup Duty
Santa Fe announces Troop B of the 111th Cavalry is being mobilized to reinforce National Guard units already on duty in Gallup. Col Clyde E. Ely said the mobilization was set for orders to send the unit to the area.
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Santa Fe
111Th Cavalry
Gallup
Clyde E. Ely
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather This Weekend
Fair tonight and Sunday for Roswell and the Pecos Valley. New Mexico also expects fair weather tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Boys from Baca Camp Visit Roswell for Recreation
An even hundred boys and two officers from the Baca Camp of the Citizens Conservation Corps near Lincoln New Mexico visited Roswell for recreation. The group traveled in six trucks and planned to return about 7:30 p m.
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Baca
Citizens Conservation Corps
Lincoln
N. M
Roswell
R. P. Comblin
Corp
Dixon Jones
Missing Socorro cashier caught in county jail
Socorro New Mexico September 2 1947 David E Baca cashier of the San Marcial Bank missing since 1925 and sought on defaulting charges was in the county jail today. He was brought back from California where he was apprehended. Friends were working to obtain bond for his release. Deputy Sheriff Frank Knoblock returned Baca.
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Socorro
N. M
David E. Baca
San Marcial Bank
California
Frank Knoblock
Baca
Soft Goal Code and Henry Ford NRA Problems
Washington, Sept. 2 AP A soft coal negotiations standstill involves Henry Ford awaiting NRA input on the automotive code. The oil industry's $12,000,000,000 code becomes effective and AF of L credits recovery gains with a big rise in purchasing power.
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Washington
Henry Ford
NRA
United Mine Workers of America
Hughs. Johnson
Ford
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Hagerman to Speak at Western States Tax Meeting
Former New Mexico Governor Herbert J. Hagerman, president of the Taxpayers Association of New Mexico, will speak on taxation debt and budgets at the Western States Taxpayers Association meeting in Los Angeles on October 24 and 25. He will also preside over a budgets discussion.
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Santa Fe
Herbert J. Hagerman
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Western States Taxpayers Association
Los Angeles
Rupert F. Asplund
Association
Hagerman
20 MILL TAX LIMIT AND ITS TWO SIDES AS GIVEN TO THE DAILY RECORD
The Daily Record presents two letters on the 20 mill tax limitation constitutional amendment. Vernon C. Tolle opposes ratification, arguing the measure would harm New Mexico counties financially, using figures from the 1932-33 State Tax Commission report. The prepared study outlines potential impacts for Chaves County if Amendment No. 4 passes, noting growth in assessed valuation and net budgets and projecting 20 mills raising about $319,389.24 plus possible additional levies.
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Daily Record
Vernon C. Tolle
New Mexico Educational Association
M. L. Fox
New Mexico Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
C. E. Mason
Roswell
New Mexico
Mr. Mason
State Tax Commissin
Baseball scores from today’s American League games
Washington beats Philadelphia 7 3 in seven innings in game one at home with 11 hits. Washington 8 17 1 in game two, Philadelphia 4 7 2. Boston loses 19 to 2 at New York. Cleveland defeats Chicago 12 to 4 after 15 runs. uneven scoring appears in additional line items with mixed box details.
RH New York vs Boston Batter List and Score Summary
New York and Boston games show RH New York 201110000 5, Boston 012000010 3 with 9 to 7 hits. Batteries include Schumacher Bel Mancuso Zachary Spohrer for RH New York and Collins Barrett Davis Beck Lopez for DB Philadelphia. Other matchups feature Chicago Derringer Hartnett and Lombardi, Cincinnati Derringer Lombardi, and St Louis Walker Johnson O'Farrell Meine Grace with final tallies and nine or ten runs in multiple innings.
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New York
Boston
Schumacher, Bel
Mancuso
Zachary
Spohrer
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Collins
Barrett
Davis
Beck
Lopez
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Walker, Johnson
O'Farrell
Meine and
Grace
Baseball Notables Listed by City in Telegraph Record
A terse listing shows players Foxx Davis Kress Averill Hale Johnson Kuhel McNair attached to their teams or cities Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Washington and Philadelphia in a compact telegraph style record of notable baseball figures.
County Treasurer's August Report for Chaves County
The August report shows opening balance 100006.74 in receipts 9450.97 and disbursements 24730.61 leaving 84727.10. There were 5201.26 of which 7000.74 were 1932 taxes.
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Chaves County
Hopeful Stakes Won by Bazaar at Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs N Y Sept 2 AP E R Bradleys Bazaar a daughter of Tetratema today won the 29th Hopeful value 33550 defeating 13 other high class two year olds over six and one half furlongs Mrs Dodge Sloans High Guest the 12 to 5 choice was second and Adolphe Pons Discovery third.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
E. R. Bradley
Bazaar
CCC Camps to Disband in November at Santa Fe
Miss Emily Baca of the state child welfare bureau said CCC camps would be disbanded in November but that eligible young men could reenlist for winter camps. Enrollment for the winter camps would begin soon though no definite date was set.
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Santa Fe
Emily Baca
State
Child Wefare Bureau
CCC
Labor Day Publication Nor Record This Monday
The Record will not be published next Monday in observance of Labor Day, a legal holiday. The note follows the usual custom of pausing weekday edition printing on holidays.
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The
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Richard W. Gray
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