War fears and wartime price trends discussed by critics
The piece notes opinions that a European war would affect U S prices and production. It cites 1914 to 1920 wheat and cotton price moves, government actions, and wartime need for caution. It highlights Dies committee actions against foreign agents and detentions of Fritz Kuhn and Dudley Le Pelley, underscoring tensions over domestic security.
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Chicago
Europe
Dies un-American Committee
Fritz Kuhn
Dudley Pelley
White Shirts
Dies
Dies Committee
Mass investigations reveal public service against internal enemies
The text argues that while some see a political motive, the gathered evidence shows a great public service uncovering threats from within, emphasizing that Americas worst enemies are among us.
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America
Balance of Power and Poland in Europe’s Crisis
Amarillo News argues that Britain and France must oppose Hitler to preserve the balance of power. A German victory would threaten Europe and later drag the United States into conflict, making Poland’s independence a key symbol. An aged balance history is used to warn against appeasement and urge decisive action.
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England
France
Germany
Great Britain
Hitler
Europe
United States
Napoleon
Poland
Amarillo
Roswell Traders Promote Good Will Trips to Pecos Valley
Roswell businessmen organize a series of good-will trips to surrounding territories. They charter buses and use loudspeakers to pitch sales talks, visiting Fort Sumner and Vaughn and planning more jaunts. They seek closer ties with Las Vegas customers and see proven success guiding expansion.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Fort Sumner
Vaughn
Country papers hold real character amid press consolidation
A columnist argues country newspapers retain independence and public service as major dailies consolidate. The piece contends urban papers concentrate ownership, jeopardizing jobs, while regional papers offer personal insight and local democracy. It notes party registration quirks in Otero County and weighs political prospects for 1940, highlighting Carl A. Hatch as a leading Democratic hopeful amid shifting conventions.
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Country Papers
Real Figures Planner Misleads in New Mexico Registration
In New Mexico counties the enumerators registration figures appear misleading. Observers note that in Otero county the returns suggest residents may be misrepresented or misread, casting doubt on accuracy of counted figures and residence designations.
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Otero County
Otero
Curry
New Mexico
Hatch For President Suggestion Sparks National Attention
A column proposes Senator Carl A Hatch for presidential potential, noting his early push to reform federal officials and the bold steps he took with his bill. The idea draws nationwide interest and mixed reactions, highlighting Hatch as a decisive, forward looking congressman.
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Hatch
Carl A. Hatch
Congress
Miles to Attend AFL Convention and Bi-State Fair
Governor John Miles plans to attend the American Federation of Labor convention in Carlsbad on September 15 16 17 and then proceed to the Clovis Bi-State Fair for additional engagements. He continues a busy schedule emphasizing labor issues and regional events.
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Miles
John Miles
American Federation of Labor
Carlsbad
Clovis
Pecos markets and Hobbs negro Masonry noted in New Mexico
News from September reports Pecos melons and muskies facing market balance concerns while Hobbs sees a swell in Negro Masonry activity. Three Hobbs men join the Grand Lodge of New Mexico as the Prince Hal affiliation expands, with tensions over white and black Masonic recognition lingering.
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Hobbs Negro Masons
New Mexico
Roswell
Hobbs
The
Grand Lodge of
Hobbs Lodge
Boston
Oxford
England
Carlsbad Chief Faces Dog Problem With Old Law
Carlsbad city marshal Joe Johns is tasked with enforcing a 30 year old ordinance to kill or remove unlicensed dogs by August 1. Despite no rabies cases, the town has about a million dogs, many running at large, prompting fears of a crackdown and calls for stricter pet control.
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Carlsbad
Werry
Joe Johns
John Johns
Verdun
Johns
Testing Fees Drive Up Car Taxes and Costs
State wide complaints rise over new brake lights testing requirements. A dollar test, six bits in Las Vegas garages, adds to driver taxes, gasoline taxes, and municipal charges. No court challenge seen. regulators concede brakes and lights must be safe, but penalties may push compliance.
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Las Vegas
Gossard Named Dean of Men at Portales Junior College
Dr H C Gossard longtime Las Vegas normals proxy has become dean of men at Portales Junior College replacing Bill O’Donnell who moves to the New Mexico A&.M at Las Cruces The move fuels speculation about politics in the region and the school’s future prestige
Pecos Cantaloupes Shipments Rise From Texas Fields
Thirty five carloads have been shipped from Pecos cantaloupe fields and nearly as many more moved by trucks. Cantaloupes are perishable and must be picked green to travel far. The Pecos area relies mainly on rail transport, aided by nearby paved roads for longer hauls. Care-
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Pecos
JAP GOODWILL FLIERS IN ALASKA NOME
Japanese goodwill gliding plane in Nome Alaska delayed by weather finally takes off for Whitehorse Yukon Territory with eight Japanese fliers and newsmen aboard. Distance about 1000 miles. Also trucking ad for apples from Gaylords Orchard.
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JAP Goodwill
Alaska
Nome
Whitehorse
V. T
Local Eatery Highlights Southern Fried Chicken Platter
A diner promotes hearty offerings with a southern fried chicken platter and a sizable steak option, emphasizing robust portions and confident flavors to draw in patrons.
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Johnathon
York
Starks
Gaylords Orchard
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