Negotiations Stall on Red Cross Ship for POWs
Senator Dennis Chavez said talks to send a Red Cross relief ship for American prisoners of war in the Far East are not finished. He cited Japan’s denial of permission to dock at Manila and the absence of a suitable ship as obstacles.
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Red Cross
Far
Cant
Dennis Chavez
Manila
U. S
Red Cross and State Department Plan Mercy Mission
Senator Chavez notes joint efforts to speed relief by sending a neutral ship loaded with food and medicines for civilians and military personnel interned by the Japanese. Delays depend on two factors, but there is reason to expect action soon.
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Red Cross
State Department
Chavez
Fuel Strain Threatens Rural Consumers Amid War Traffic
Wartime fuel supply tightness hinges on transportation bottlenecks as railroads bear rising demand for war materials. Submarine warfare worsens cargo losses, increasing pressure on coal and iron shipments. Retail yards avoid stocking, heightening risk of shortages in fall and winter.
Coal Transport Strains Railways Warn Fuel Shortages
The piece shows 40 million tons of coal yearly hauled by trucks and rail demand spiking due to rubber shortages. Railroads add 660 locomotives for oil to the east and 140 for coal, risking coal and fuel oil shortages for farmers and others relying on rail transit. Officials urge summer coal storage to prevent fall winter shortages amid peak war shipments.
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Eastern
Seaboard
Office of Solid Fuel
Roosevelt urges increased income use to pay FHA home loans
President Roosevelt proposes that families with higher earnings from war production use the extra income to reduce their FHA insured mortgages. He urges Congress and the public to stabilize living costs and strengthen the economy by paying down debts as war supply drives inflation potential.
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Roosevelt
FHA
Congress
United States
Federal Housing Administration
Franklin D, Roosevelt
Candidacy Announcements for Hidalgo County Officials
Multiple candidates announce runs for Hidalgo County New Mexico offices Subject to Democratic Primary actions with dates and requests for votes and support by local voters
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Hidalgo Gybaty
New Mek&ico
Mary Lee Pairly
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Ambiguous fragments on candidacy and tax policy in New Mexico
Fragmentary text references a candidate for tax authority in New Mexico and mentions a county and national context. Vague wording blocks clear facts, no definitive names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Candidacies Filed for Hidalgo County Offices
L A Bradberry announces candidacy for Hidalgo County Probate Judge on the Democratic ticket. Peter J. Fairly announces for Hidalgo County Clerk nomination. Both pledge to seek primary action in September. Marhale Fuller signs as Clerk seeking voter support.
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Hidalgo County
Peter Jy
Candidacy announcements for Hidalgo County offices
Fragmented notice endorses Oscar Allen for Hidalgo County Sheriff and Tom W Wright for County Assessor with Democratic primary on September 12, 1942. Additional mention of a Treasurer nomination and other names appears in garbled text. The document reflects early campaign declarations and party primary context.
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Heneby
Hidalgo County
Virden Relief Society honors soldiers with patriotic edition
The Virden Relief Society closes a special patriotic edition of its magazine to honor local service members. Mrs Archie Jones leads the issue with mothers framing the cover art by Mrs Carl Donaldson, while J Payne delivers an patriotic editorial.
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Relief Society
Virden
Archie Jones
Carl Donaldson
Buddy
J. Payne
J. V. Jones
J. B. Jones
Ella Joel
Pace
Evalina Payne
Pridence Johnson
Alice
Glenda
Broadway
France
America
Woldiers
Norking
Velma Merrell
Mexico
Jerry
Bishop
Mra
Robert Mortensen
Lordsburg Hospital
Myrtle Jones
Silver City
Iuister
1942 State 4 H Contests Announced in New Mexico
County Extension Agents and 4 H club leaders in New Mexico will soon receive the rules and regulations for 1942 state contests. W W Wilson notes contests are a minor but helpful factor to raise work quality. County winners receive medals. state winners may earn paid trips to the National 4 H Congress in Chicago, with scholarships of 100 to 250 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
New Mexico
Building & Loan Association
W. W. Wilson
New Mexico Extension Service
Chicago
Metrco
Rachel Belcher
Quay County
Omar McKay
Union County
National Congress
Mrs Johanny Thygerson Dies After Broken Hip
Mrs Johanny Thygerson died June 9 after several weeks with a broken hip. Funeral services have not yet been arranged.
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Johanny Thygerson
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