Frial Without Jury by James Ronald
A long excerpting piece notes sports crowds and New Mexico politics, then synopsis of Osborne family misfortune and upcoming visit from Aunt Octavia. Marjory and Peter cope with a coin toss to buy a cake, while Aunt Octavia arrives demanding proper appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Stephen
Octavia
Osbornes
Hannah Gale
Simon
Ann
Marjory
Peter
Octavia Osborne
James Ronald
King Features Syndicate
Sidelights on the Sidelights on the News by Will Congressman at Large Gilbert Lopez
Gilbert Lopez, the young Spanish-American from McKinley county, proposes electing both congressmen at large in 1942. He argues one district would avoid racial and sectional tensions and let the state choose its representatives. It remains to show Congress will allow nationwide redistricting by population.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Gilbert Lopez
McKinley County
General Assembly
Frank McCarthy
Lopez
Congress
Fred Dearborne Passes In Roswell Office
Local paper notes the death of Fred L. Dearborne of Carlsbad who died at his potash mine office in Roswell. He moved to Roswell from Colorado and Texas in 1897 with H L Gill, linking to the Seay Gill Morrow hardware business where Dick Seay remains as survivor.
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Fred L. Dearborne
Carlsbad
Earth
Roswell
Mr. Dearborne
Colorado
Texas
H. L. Gill
Seay, Gill & Morrow Hardware
Dick Seay
Church Seek One Million Dollar Collection for War Effort
The Methodist Episcopal Church plans a nationwide special collection on Sunday March 2 with an objective of one million dollars. Proceeds will fund chaplains in army camps and aid missions in war torn countries, supported by an eight million member church. The plan aims to avoid hardship while leveraging strong collective giving.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Admirals critique disarmament push as monumental loss of time
Admiral Stark in a report to Secretary Knox condemns U S disarmament by example from 1921 to 1933 as a monumental loss of time. He warns that time blocks building a stronger fleet and notes dollars cannot buy yesterday while praising noble yet costly aims. The piece reflects on American ideals and difficult European realities.
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Admiral Stark
U. S
Frank Knox
America
Europe
United States
Ideals Define American Resolve Across History
The El Paso Times reflects on how ideals shaped U.S. actions from World War aims to disarmament after war. It cites the Boston Tea Party, the 1798 cry for defense, freedom of the seas in 1812, and even Prohibition as driven by high ideals, arguing Americans remain fervent about ideals.
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Boston
el Paso Times
Is This Why You Are Constipated
An advice style note stresses constipation caused by lacking dietary bulk and suggests daily All-Bran from Kellogg's as a natural laxative aid. It highlights high fiber from bran, hydration, and brand availability in Battle Creek produced by Kellogg's.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation. Promotes relief from bloating and digestive discomfort, claims pleasant taste and suitability for children, and urges purchase at druggists.
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Dr. Caldwell
Anderson's Celery Ad Promises Best Home Grown Produce
In a brisk promotion a local retailer touts Anderson's celery as the best home grown product. The short note targets shoppers seeking premium quality with a simple sales pitch and date-like tag 11-28.
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Anderson
Bill Calvert Returns to Carlsbad Current Argus
After a successful stint as publicity director for the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Bill Calvert returns to the Carlsbad Current Argus where he began. His work sparked a statewide race in striking letterheads that elicited strong reactions and were dubbed frightful by many.
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Bill Calvert
Carlsbad
Argus
Bill
A Seat For Blackburn At State Football Game
Artesia community celebrates Lewis Blackburn as founder of the annual contest he devised while editor of the Artesia Enterprise. He faced skepticism but succeeded, benefiting Artesia and local sportsmanship. a permanent free seat and foot warmer are proposed for future games.
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Blackburn
Artesia
Lewis Blackburn
Artesia Enterprise
Licenses On Sale In State As Tax Time Nears
December 1 marks the start of 1941 drivers license sales statewide with licenses expiring December 31 and a theoretical March 1 deadline. Many drivers delay payments until late February, straining offices only at the last moment. Albuquerque Times debuts, aiming at highland sectors, as the city already has two daily papers and 63,000 residents within a five mile radius.
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Albuquerque Times
L. A. Brill
Albuquerque
Forbes Welcome First Son After Sixteen Years of Hope
Mr and Mrs E L Forbes welcomed a healthy son born in Abilene Texas last Thursday after sixteen years of marriage and a year of trying they visited Pecos valley diamonds at the old desk place leading to the happy birth.
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E. L. Forbes
Abilene
Tex
Forbes
Pecos Valley
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Frial Without
James Ron’naldo
Pasadena
Stanford
Nebraska
Chapter
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Hannah
Miss Mimms
Marie
Miss Osborne
Will Robinson
Brills
Everlas
Fred Dearborne
Donald Duck
Daisy
Moseley’'S
Smitty
June
Anne
TRATS
Dad
Everett
Felt
Romeo
D’orsay
Fav Jl
Bunny
Gee
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Donald
Moseley’s
Coronado
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