American Nurse Missing on Nonstop Rome Flight
Rome dispatch reports the monoplane American Nurse with two men and a nurse aboard vanished en route from New York to Rome. Sightings 460 miles off Ireland prompted Ciampino officials to vigilantly monitor the search as 42 hours of fuel exhausted. The crew identified include pilot William Uldrich of Mineola NY and nurse Edna Newcomer, 28.
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Roosevelt to Speak on Railroads in Salt Lake City
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt decided to deliver a major speech Saturday night in Salt Lake City devoted to railroads. He was warmly greeted as his train passed through Kansas and Colorado en route to Denver, with platform appearances at Colby and Goodland, Kansas, and other prairie towns. He said the goal is to raise the farm dollar to match the industrial dollar and urged unity for the next four years.
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Body of Dorothy Millette found in Sacramento slough
Sacramento authorities confirm the body recovered in a Sacramento slough is Dorothy Millette, once known as Mrs Paul Bern. Coroner Garlick says she likely jumped from a river steamer on September 7, two days after Paul Bern killed himself in Beverly Hills. An inquest is scheduled tomorrow night.
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Hoover Urged to Take More Part in Campaign
Washington Sept. 15 AP news says President Hoover was urged by Republican leaders to play a more active personal role in the campaign beyond the three speeches they reported he would make.
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Parker Wins Democratic nod in First Georgia district
Atlanta voters returned Representative Homer C. Parker to a new term in the Democratic primary. Parker faced Hugh Peterson Jr and Albert I Cobb in tabulated results announced from Georgia’s First Congressional District.
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Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Box score recap lists results from MLB games with team line scores and batter staffs. Brooklyn and Chicago shows tallies, plus Pittsburgh Boston and Philadelphia games. Details include pitchers and catchers, and multiple line scores across leagues.
Hoover Opposes Cash Bonus as Deadly Blow to Nation
President Hoover states that immediate cash payment of the bonus would be a deadly blow to national welfare. He reiterates continued opposition, emphasizing the public interest as the guiding reason. The remark appears in a lengthy 700 word statement.
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Hoover
Noted hymn writer Charles H Gabriel dies at 76
Charles H. Gabriel, famed author of more than 8,100 hymns and revival songs for Billy Sunday, died in Los Angeles at 76. Born in Wilton, Iowa, he spent most of his life in Chicago, moved to Los Angeles seven years ago, and began composing early. His works, translated into many languages, include Since Jesus Came Into My Heart and Higher Ground.
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Tropical Storm Heads for Georgia
Tropical disturbance from the Gulf of Mexico curves inland toward Georgia as North Florida and South Georgia endure wind gusts to 35 mph. The center moved over land near Appalachicola yesterday, a railroad washout left only the engine on track, and 16.56 inches of rain drenched the area with floodwaters reported in low-lying homes.
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Police battle gunmen on crowded Chicago street
In Chicago during rush hour, three police cars pursued six youths after a car rammed by a truck. Four bystanders were hit, with Edward Sliwa, 20, critically wounded in the left lung. The hoodlums fled after gunfire and a pursuit through the loop ended when their vehicle lost a wheel.
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Two Roswell Firms Omitted From Station Contract List
The Record yesterday failed to include two Roswell contractors on the Standard Oil Company station project. The Spring and Forging Company and The Gas Lamp Sign Company were not listed in the contract roll.
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Wet expenditures reported by Prohibition group
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment filed a list with the House clerk showing expenditures of 237,984 dollars for January 1 through September 1. The report was released from Washington on September 15 by AP.
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Huge Finance Operations By U S Treasury
Washington reports a massive autumn financing with over 2 billion dollars flowing through the treasury for debt payments and tax collections as the deadline nears for foreign debtors seeking postponement of December payments. Estonia Latvia Poland used the 90 day clause to delay 1,252,000, while Britain owes 30,000,000 and other countries 3,084,465 on principal plus 92,849,936 in interest due December 15.
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Asplund discusses tax conference aims in NM speech
Rupert F. Asplund, secretary of the Western States Taxpayers Association, urged better and cheaper government administration at a Santa Fe stop. He explained the Colorado Springs meeting on September 23 and 24 will focus on readjustments among federal, state, and local agencies for economy and efficiency, centering on administration and expenditures rather than tax rates.
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Roosevelt Farm Speech Months in the Making
Aboard the Roosevelt Special en route to Denver the Democratic nominee's farm problem speech, prepared since April with input from farm leaders, economists, and financiers, was delivered yesterday at Topeka. Reports note a heavy voting pace in Roswell primaries, with 2 PM counts showing rising totals and comparisons to 1930 and 1928 primaries, plus strong early activity in Hagerman.
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Johnson Widely Favored For American Legion Commander
Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia appeared assured of the national command post as the American Legion held its final convention session in Portland Oregon Henry L Stevens Jr will retire after a year in office with George Malone Nevada and Frank N Belgrano California still contenders for the post and other candidates backing the main three in the race
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State Voters Get Chance To Register
Albuquerque voters who missed regular registration days may file petitions in district court to add names through September 22. Republican state chairman Carl P. Dunifon urged county chairmen to assist with filings and collect names from unregistered voters as reports from temporary headquarters note heavy registration.
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Carl P. Duniton
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Woman heads Spanish American division in New Mexico
Santa Fe announces W J Barker Democratic state chairman named Mrs Leopoldo Gonzales of Santa Fe as head of the Spanish American division of the Women's Bureau at the state headquarters. She will work with Mrs Lillyan G Robinson of Carlsbad who is head of the Women's Bureau.
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Wilson Speaker at American Bar Meet in Washington
Francis C. Wilson of Santa Fe will speak at the fifty fifth annual meeting of the American Bar Association in Washington from October 12 to 15. The former New Mexico interstate river commission member will discuss Interstate Compacts Under the Constitution Past Uses and Future Possibilities.
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Legion Demands Cash Bonus By Vote At Legion Meet
Portland Ore Sept 15 AP A resolution favoring immediate cash payment of the soldier bonus was passed by a roll call vote at the close of the American Legion 14th annual convention The vote was 1167 for 109 against President Hoover warned such payment would hinder economic recovery Henry D Lindsley of Texas a past national commander spoke amid heckling as Commander Stevens restored order with a call for good sportsmanship
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Hunt Beaten In Arizona Democratic Primary
Phoenix date line reports Governor George W. P. Hunt conceded renomination after trailing by over five thousand votes. Dr. B. B. Moeur of Tempe led with Moeur at 28,088 to Hunt 22,964 across 455 precincts, 11 missing, 46? precincts reported.
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