Britain and Axis clash on multiple fronts worldwide
In wartime dispatches, Britain debates larger American aid while German air raids sweep Britain and Britain strikes back at Duesseldorf. Greece reports gains in Albania as Italian bases fall. Athens notes Premet captured threatening Tepelini. Turkish trade pact seen as Axis counter.
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Britain
United States
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Morgenthau
Jesse H. Jones
Midlands
London
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Duesseldorf
Germany
Alps
Italy
Turin
Turkey
Dardanelles
Nhon
Balkans
Romania
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Tokyo
China
Wang Ching Wei
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
Cochin China
Indo China
Thailand
Siam
Athens
Porto Edda
Argirocastro
Albania
Santi Quaranta
Pre Mier Mussolini
Count Ciano
Premet
Tepelini
Viosa
Dryneo
Pogradetz
Elbasan
Tirana
Frasheri
England
Wales
Eastern Midlands
British Move To Afr ica Reflects War Struggle
The article discusses British plans to move troops from England to the Mediterranean to pressure Axis forces in Africa. It notes Uboat risks and Germany’s aims to relieve pressure on Graziani, with Weygand as a potential ally and rising pro-British sentiment in French colonies. Also mentions Dow's appointment to draft a new oil compact for seven states.
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Africa
England
Mediterranean
Hitler
Fuehrer
Weygand
French Africa
Graziani
France
Republicans Split Across Tickets On Ballot Races
The report lists candidates across offices including congress attorney general land commissioner and supreme court justice with priorities showing Bernalillo voting straight Democrat except Miera Valencia leaning Republican with Chavez and Mrs Corrigan. Miles led his ticket by a 20 729 margin Chavez followed at 21 937.
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Clinton Anderson
Congress
Jessie Gonzales
Edward P. Chase
H. R. Rodgers
Robert Valdez
Supreme Court
Howard L. Bickley
Ceferino Quintana
San Juan
E. D. Trujillo
Catron
Lincoln
Bernalillo
Miera
Valencia
Chavez
Corrigan
Miles
Oil Industry Flashy Illinois Session Sparks Debate
Oil industry coverage continues from Friday to Saturday with a focus on Illinois. The state’s prominent role in the sector attracts attention for its bold approaches and potential influence on national energy policy.
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Illinois
British Labour left pushes peace aims motion in Glasgow
The Glasgow based trio J McGovern Campbell Stephen and James Maxton with Samuel Silverman urge Britain to declare war aims and seek peace. They warn of continued air raids and Coventry style strikes if fighting persists into next year and press for freedom and a new social order.
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Tory
J. McGovern
Campbell Stephen
James Maxton
Glasgow
Samuel Silverman
Liverpool
Laborite
Churchill
Britain
Labor Movement
Germany
Coventry
Laborites
Dudley Cornell Outlines New Mexico Oil Tax Plan
Dudley Cornell spoke to the Chaves County Petroleum Industries Committee at the Chamber of Commerce briefing the 5 point legislative program. He urged a constitutional amendment to restrict gasoline tax diversions and supported reciprocity on truck plates while opposing highway bonds and higher taxes on petroleum products. He noted NM taxes total about 6 percent on oil plus other levies and cited Roswell's 7 cents per gallon gasoline tax burden.
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New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee
Dudley Cornell
Cornell
Albuquérque
Chaves County Petroleum Industries Committee
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Roswell
S. P. Johnson, Jr
Chaves
Reed Mulkey
Eight Killed In Flight Crash Shock Describes Victims
Preliminary findings identify nine dead and several injured after a plane from New York stopped at Philadelphia Akron and Cleveland. Victims include Capt. Philip C. Scott and First Officer George S. Young. Survivors include Stuart W. Moore Wilbert J. Austin and Keller F. Melton. The wreckage burned after a transfer in Cleveland during a snowy Chicago approach.
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Philip C. Scott
Chicago
George S. Young
Oak Park
Stuart W. Moore
U. S. Ordnance Engineers
Cleveland
Wilbert J. Austin
Austin Company
Jane Selby
Akron
Chicago Candy Company
Lee H. Haneline
Downers Grove
Ill
United Air Lines
Keller F. Melton
WPA
Charles W. Manville
National Refiners’ Company
Manville
Melton
Holy Cross Hospital
Montgomery Ward and Company
Leo Wolvns
Richard R. Pettite
Bostonia
Calif
New York
Philadelphia
Scott
Spot cotton holds steady in Galveston market
In Galveston December cotton trading, spot prices remain unchanged at middling 9.87 cents per pound with sales totaling 400 bales reflecting steady demand in the local market.
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Galveston
Dec
Anderson's Home Grown Celery Ad Notice
Classified ad promotes Anderson's celery claiming top quality and freshness. Includes terse numeric codes and calls for readers to contact seller for purchase.
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Anderson
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Tulsa
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Interstate Oil Company Commission
Leon C. Phillips
Oklahoma
J. C. Hunter
Texas
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Kansas
Arkansas
Michigan
Colorado
KIVA
Upjohn
Mead, Johnson & Co
Bottel
de Witt
West Second & Lea
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Electrical League of
Mercy Hospital
Keller, Jr
Owen M. Frederick
Olmstead
Ohio
U. S. Army
George Haig
Haig and Francisco
Dayton
O. Paul Ryan
National
Rolliston G. Woodbury
Madison Ave
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Chuck Roast
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