Japan presses in Southeast Asia as Britain fears reach
Japanese demands for military bases in Thailand and control of rubber, rice, and tin threaten Southeast Asia. London sources say Japan offers Laos and Angkor in exchange, widening the war’s reach toward Singapore, Burma, and India. RAF airfields in Burma are expanded as reinforcements arrive, and Shanghai dispatches note joint China-Russia planning if Japan turns on Siberia.
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Early Decision On Plan to Build Capitol Offices
The New Mexico supreme court may rule soon on Governor Miles plan to fund a $1,000,000 state office building to ease capitol congestion. Briefs filed by both sides in suits challenging the act set oral arguments for August 11 with Chief Justice Brice designating Judge Frenger to sit. Rebuttal briefs are due within 10 days.
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Child Dies From Drink of Gasoline
In Albuquerque on August 1 Nellie Joe Deering a three year old girl died after drinking gasoline from a neighbor's jar. She was thirsty and the fatal dose was consumed while playing.
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Local Weather Temperature Readings Then and Now
Readings show temperatures at three hour intervals over 24 hours ending 11:30 a m today with yesterday figures for p m and today for a m including 2:30 and 5:30 times. Highest 93 lowest 66 with normals 91 and 66. Precipitation 0 01 inches in 24 hours ending 11:30 a m today. Month to date 3 83 year to date 19 83. Sunrise 5 10 sunset 6 58 length 13 8 hours.
Aluminum Strike Is New Threat To Nat's Defense
The CIO demands elimination of a sectional wage differential as aluminum workers in Badin North Carolina and Alcoa Tennessee seek parity with New Kensington Pennsylvania. After Alcoa rejected the CIO request, union president N Zonarich asked to meet in Washington with Sidney Hillman to resolve the dispute. Also, an AFL shipbuilders union in Jersey City rejected a new contract from Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock and hinted at a strike vote. In New York City a city wide electricians strike continues at 8,000 workers, with 285 ordered back to work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, delaying a $70 million expansion while Con Edison fights to add 600 union workers.
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Lutherans to Observe Day of Humiliation And Prayer
The Lutheran Church announces a day of humiliation and prayer on Sunday August 3 in view of world conditions. Rev R A Hingst notes Zephaniah's prophecy about God's wrath and distress as a call to repentance for today.
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Heavy Building At Albuquerque In 1941 Records Note
In Albuquerque New Mexico the first seven months of 1941 saw building totals rise by 324000 over 1940, reaching 1576903 in permits. Residential construction in the last month reached 134050 for 44 units out of 168553 total.
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Food Prices Rise In Albuquerque Meat and Staples Surge
Albuquerque Tribune reports staples up 35 2/3 percent and meat cuts up 31 percent over the past year. Since Feb 1, staples rose 29 1/3 percent and meat 10 1/2. Butter up 48 percent eggs 56 flour 11 sugar 23 coffee 20 lard 56 pork 54 bacon 25 ham 29 leg of lamb 3 cents round steak 26 pot roast 7 1/2.
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Gun purchase ends in fatal self infliction in Detroit
In a crowded east side Detroit shop on August 1 a loaner gun sale turned tragic when Wade Burnette 27 was killed by a shotgun blast after urging clerk Jerome Skelly 41 to show a shorter barrel. Burnette pressed the gun to his heart and fired, the homicide squad reported.
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City Beautiful Miss Kerr Triumphs In Local Beauty Pageant
Miss Margaret Kerr of 206 Wrest Tuden wins the City Beautiful contest featuring a red hot poker plant named tritoma as the centerpiece prize and local judges awarding top honors to Kerr in a springtime ceremony.
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Mexico Rejects German Demand Amid Roosevelt Blacklist Dispute
MEXICO CITY August 1 Protesting Germany's demand that Mexico publicly condemn President Roosevelt's blacklist of pro Axis firms Mexico shows its resolve with a stern rebuke and states it will respond with tangible evidence as the dispute unfolds, continuing on page fight.
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Army Plans Use Falcons as Weapon at Fort Monmouth
Falcons are headed to the army signal corps for a pilot test to replace carrier pigeons and airborne troops in combat roles. Training for falconers begins as the first batch of trained birds arrives from California, under Lt. Thomas MacClure who leads the project.
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Spec Stewart Wins First Round Match In Amarillo Meet
Verne Stewart the New Mexico state golf champion won his first round match at the Amarillo Country Club invitation tournament defeating Norris Russell of Denton three and one. Stewart earned medalist honors yesterday with a two under par 68 and advances to face Grover Austin Jr of Pampa who beat Stanley Marsh Jr of Amarillo five and three.
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Nazi Diplomats Get In Trouble In South America
Latin American actions against Nazi influence target German diplomats across the region. Argentina may withhold support for the US blacklist, while Chile expels the German consul general from Valparaiso for the second time. Wendler from Bolivia and the Valparaiso consul general are linked to alleged passport forgery and a Bolivian putsch conspiracy.
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GOP Leader Gets Big Fine and Jail
Camden New Jersey August 1 Enoch L Johnson Atlantic City Republican leader married a former showgirl in his resort home last night and was sentenced to 10 years in prison with a $20000 fine on a federal income tax evasion conviction. Judge Albert B Maris imposed the sentence after Johnson admitted income of 124000 in 1936 and 1937 mainly from numbers operators. The wedding followed shortly before his postponement of a new trial.
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Nucky) Johnson
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Congress Argues Over Draft Law with Army Waiting
Washington August 1 Senator Hill Alabama said sponsors reached a compromise on army service extension to max 2 1 2 years for citizen soldiers. An amendment would cap the extra service for selectees guardsmen reservists and regulars at 18 months in addition to the current 12 months. Continued to Page Five.
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Seven Chaves county men named for Aug. 12 induction
The Roswell and Dexter residents listed John Churchill Emmett Wiley Williams Lionel Melendez Levi Hawthorne Omer Wilkins Walter Patterson and Wilton Emerson will travel to Santa Fe August 12 for selective service induction. The notice adds 21 year old registrants from July 1 awaiting questionnaires, bringing the county total to 147 inductees.
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Roosevelt Praises Russian War Effort as Magnificent
President Roosevelt told a press conference that Russia’s resistance to the Axis was magnificent and better than German experts expected. He said Russia would not come under the lease lend bill terms and could pay for war equipment bought in the United States. Hopkins’ return date and possible China route remained unsettled. He offered no comment on Far East conditions or oil shipments to Japan.
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Rieck Pleads Guilty in Roswell Car Theft Case
Arthur J. Rieck pleaded guilty to theft of a 1941 Mercury sedan taken in Roswell. He was stopped after a police chase that ended east of the city on Highway 380 with a scalp wound from rifle fire. A company owner and a woman companion, Esther Lucy Wawrzyniakowski, were tied to the case, with the latter found asleep in a Plymouth coupe miles away.
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Texas
George Slaughter
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Yanks blank Browns as Gomez shines in 9-0 victory
Vernon Gomez tossed five hitters shutout as the New York Yankees hammered St. Louis Browns 9 to 0. Tom Henrich slugged two homers and two singles, while Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 15 games with a double and a single. Team totals show 14 hits for New York, with Auker and Newlin taking the loss for St. Louis.
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Pirates defeat Giants as DiMaggio drives key rally
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Giants 6 to 3 in a nine defeats in ten games for New York. Vance DiMaggio hit a bases loaded single sparking a four run third inning. Batteries Hubbell McGee Adams and Danning Butcher and Lopez.
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German Forces Exhausted But Claim Moscow Advance
London reports say German invasion armies along the Soviet front appear stalled and near exhaustion while Moscow cites optimism from officials. Nazi dispatches claim Red Army losses near Smolensk with 35,000 prisoners and 245 cannons captured, as battles on the eastern front continue with German claims of progress.
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Steal Texas Oil Case to the Jury in Massive Conroe Trial
In Conroe Texas the Strickland land case to the jury involves 6000 defendants and about 10 million dollars in oil tract ownership. The trial began August 18 1940 with 92 year old plaintiff John Vince ill in Louisiana. 150 attorneys four weeks for closing. forecasts a week or more to verdict.
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Nobody in Town Reads Classified Like Record
Mrs. Ted Jones praises the Record classified and asserts every resident reads it. The columnist agrees, emphasizing the paper’s role in tracking moves, rentals, and sales for the town.
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