Graf Spee battle stirs Montevideo harbor chase
German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee, battered and awaiting repairs in Montevideo, fights to escape as Ajax Achilles and Exeter press the chase. NBC and London reports confirm reinforced naval forces and plans to sail at once if repairs finish.
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Tularosa Names Carnival Princess for El Paso Event
Tularosa Chamber officials announced Margina Chase as the town’s princess in the Southwestern Sun Carnival to be held in El Paso on January 1.
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Ranch change hands near San Mateo in New Mexico
Floyd W. Lee, western New Mexico sheepman, said he bought full ownership of the Fernandez ranch near San Mateo by buying out Mrs. Max Koshland widow of a San Francisco banker. Amount undisclosed. The ranch lies northwest of San Mateo extending into the Seboyeta grant on Mount Taylor.
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Works Progress Administration relief rolls rise in December
Washington reports 2,074,978 persons on WPA work relief rolls December 6, up from 2,023,956 on November 29. The gain totals 51,022 as the program continues to employ a large workforce nationwide.
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Fire Traps Woman and Son in Brooklyn Tenement
A blaze on the top floor of a four story Brooklyn tenement killed Mrs. Ramona Malave, 30, and her seven year old son Edward, trapping them inside as the interior burned away. The fire damaged the building beyond repair.
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Albuquerque Conventions Set For February Wool Show
Two Albuquerque conventions were announced for February. The New Mexico Wool Growers Association will hold its state convention February 8 9 and a state wool show will accompany it. Floyd W. Lee urged focus on extending reciprocal trade agreements. O E Beck noted the plans at the Albuquerque meeting.
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Airline route extension eyed from Oklahoma City to San Diego
W Jacob of New York announced officials expected a favorable decision from the Civil Aeronautics Authority on a proposed air line extension. The route would run from Oklahoma City through Lubbock Texas Albuquerque Phoenix El Centro to San Diego California, with documents backing the application.
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Emmons Seeks Omission of Absentee Ballot Instructions
John J. Emmons, Republican state chairman, asked the secretary of state to remove from poll books the instructions on absentee ballots after two supreme court rulings. He argues the 1939 election law’s provisions on issuing and receiving absentee ballot instructions violate the constitution.
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Move to honor William J White as NM Bankers chief
A tribute plan began today for William J White president of the New Mexico Bankers Association who died Monday. Vice president Glenn Emmons of Gallup said the association should carry White’s name as president until his term ends next May. Emmons and other state bankers attended White’s funeral yesterday.
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Western Republicans meet to form regional party bloc
Leaders from 11 western states plan a permanent Republican organization to amplify western voices in national politics amid attacks on the New Deal. The states include Washington Oregon California Arizona Nevada New Mexico Colorado Utah Idaho Montana and Wyoming.
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New Doors at the Fire Station
Installation of new doors at the fire station is nearing completion with a wider main door to fit the ordered fire truck arriving by January 1st. The main door measures 15 feet 11 inches, the secondary door 8 feet 8 inches, and a small pedestrian door 2 feet 8 inches. Formerly there were three large doors.
Army Engineers Approve $1.2 Million Rio Grande Project
U S Army Engineers approved a flood control and irrigation project valued at 1 2 million dollars in the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy district clearing the way for WPA orders to begin work.
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East campaign money split leaves states ignored says chairman
A Democratic state chairman laments that top party leaders in the east do not recognize individual states when distributing campaign funds and later assigning choice jobs, implying neglect of state-level influence and rewards.
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