Poisoned tea mystery deepens at Hatterick house
Police question Rue Hatterick as autopsy looms and findings hint at poison rather than suicide. Lt Angel probes how Julie Garder entered the house and what she knew of Crystal Hatterick’s death. Rue and Guy resist insinuations while reports show green hands and potential murder.
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Julie
Andy
Guy Cole
Guy
Rue
Gross
Lieutenant Angel
Oliver Miller
Mrs. Hatterick
Murphy
Angel
Julie Garder
Crystal Hatterick
Cary
Cole
Old West traits fade as east sees more holdups
The Roswell Daily Record notes a shift of hold ups from the old west to eastern cities like New York and Chicago, while suggesting the west softened and the east grew tougher. It also reports the House rules committee approving two days of debate on the conscription bill, with expected passage next week. The House version includes men aged 21 to 44, differing from the Senate's limit.
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Record Publishing Company
Business Office
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ws Bete Srn
E. Mason
L. Scarritt
B. Cooley
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade
Swell
Congress
Associated Press
Assu
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Mexico plans 250000 refugees from France home
The plan envisions chartering mainly U S ships, transferring to Mexican registry, and bringing 250000 refugees to Mexico with possible financial aid from Americans and other American republics. The piece contrasts dull American life with wartime dangers abroad.
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Mexico
France
United States
Harvest Time in Africa and Saint Stephen Day
Acoma pueblo hosts Saint Stephen celebrations atop a mesa 400 feet high, drawing Anglos, New Mexicans, and other pueblos for a centuries old religious gathering. The piece links this festival to the statewide primary turnout with 230000 registered voters and 130000 likely to back the Democratic ticket. It notes election fears of corruption in certain counties and observes New Mexico political dynamics, including figures M Johnson and Senator Louise Coe.
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San Esteban
Acoma Pueblo
Albuquerque
St. Stephen
Mesa
Coronado
Acoma
Acomita
Saint Stephen
New Mexico
M. Johnson
Louise Coe
Glencoe
Socorro
Lincoln
Otero
Coe
Johnson
New Mexico Legion Plans Local Defense Units
The New Mexico American Legion moves to form local defense units to function if state guardsmen are called away. Supervising with the army and state, the Legion will advise and mainly recruit men in its age group with night classes and training to prepare for emergencies.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico American Legion
Army
H. W. Jim Neely
State Legion
Legion
Neely
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Portable puzzle from yesterday lists across clues with numbers and partial answers. Readable entries include color terms and animal names alongside geographic abbreviations and common wordplay hints.
Vast Primacy Figures Even the wisest political per sons
Politicians and analysts express concern over rising primacy figures even among the most seasoned leaders. Experts warn the trend could reshape campaigns and governance as public support shifts amid economic and social pressures.
Lincoln County Faces Dual Candidates for Congress
The historic Lincoln County, once vast and now small, has two congressional candidates this year. H. V. Johnson of Hollywood runs as a Republican, son of Dr. Hobbs. Stamps and relief efforts stir debate as Hobbs businessmen study excess commodity stamps offering 50 percent more food per dollar while registrations for public works fluctuate.
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Lincoln
Congress
H. V. Johnson
Hollywood
Dr. S
Hobbs
Lea
Flashes of Life and Political Sparks Across Kansas City
Elliott Roosevelt recalls a Wendell Willkie interview and notes presidential candidates show personality. A reporter nudges him about his father, and he replies approvingly that he had him in mind. In Hotevilla, a rainstorm interrupts the Hopi snake dance while snakes are handled and cornfields were soaked by the prior night’s heavy rain.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Elliott Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Hotevilla
Aziz
Limit At ENMC 900 Enrollment Discussed At Portales
Eastern New Mexico College in Portales faces an enrollment cap of 900 as classrooms grow scarce. The school once faced dire conditions until President Don MacKay led reforms that changed its trajectory.
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ENMC
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
Don MacKay
Trouble Tooters Prompt Peoria Horn Ban
Police in Peoria ban new automobile horns after two youths used their horns to duet and serenade a squad car. In Washington a wool labeling bill for fiber content returns to the Senate after House amendments.
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Leo F. Kamins
Washington
House
Senate
Disney releases special cold drink for imaginary fever
By Walt Disney a new cold drink tied to imagination fever is introduced. The item promises a whimsical refreshment experience.
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Walt Disney
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