Conditions In Paris Grow Worse Amid Occupation Revelations
Lady Decies recounts meeting Reich Marshal Hermann Goering in Paris during a salon visit. She describes looted Palais Du Luxembourg furniture, German control of the Crillon Ritz and Continental hotels, and dire shortages including soap olive oil and ration limits.
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New York
Hermann Goering
Decies
Goering
Palais du Luxembourg
Crillon
Ritz
Paris
Lemon juice remedy for rheumatic pain quick results
An old pamphlet promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. Mix with water and lemon juice, take two tablespoons twice daily, promising relief within 48 hours. If no improvement, return the empty package for a full money-back guarantee. Sold by Roswell Drug Stores and others.
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Roswell
Germans Resettled in Germany Amid Packed Quarters
Berlin dispatch reports nearly 500 Volksdeutsche crowded into cramped German holdings as Hitler presses resettlement from Black Sea regions Baltic states and Polish areas. About 200000 more are housed in castles and shabby hotels awaiting homes while Hitler cites the need to move dispersed Germans to ease European tensions.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Volkdeutsche
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Black Sea
Baltic States
Poland
East Prussia
Hitler
Reich
Europe
Roosevelt Eyes Aid Plan With Britain Amid Defense Push
President Roosevelt discussed a potential aid plan for Britain tied to defense production and equipment once London clarifies details. He stressed eliminating the dollar sign from aid and cautioned that any credits or gifts would not pale in importance against rapid U.S. wartime production.
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London
Roosevelt
America
Britain
Defense Commission
United States
U. S
Stanford Coach Seeks Nebraska Scouting Tips for Rose Bowl
Stanford coach Clark Shaughnessy publicly seeks Nebraska scouting clues for the Rose Bowl, offering Rose Bowl tickets in exchange for a second class report. He studied Nebraska play-by-play clippings and diagrams, while the squad deals with influenza as two-a-day practices loom.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Shakespeare
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Shaughnessy
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Biff” Jones
President comments on ship registry and dollar issue
The President stated that Britain could have more exchange for existing orders but might struggle to pay for future ones. He noted the desire for supplies and a shift away from the dollar, amid questions about transferring ship registry.
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Britain
Great Leader Of Isletas Is Dead
Pablo Abeita, 70, longtime Isleta Indian leader and farmer storekeeper, died of a heart attack at his Isleta home. He served as a Rio Grande Pueblo Council member and was Lieutenant Governor of Isleta, and had met every U.S. president since Cleveland.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Pablo Abeita
Abeita
Isleta Indian Pueblo
Here
Washington
Cleveland
St. Michael's College
Santa Fe
Isleta
Rio Grande Pueblo
New Mexico Plans Survey Of Trucking Facilities
State officials announce a complete inventory of trucking facilities to aid national defense surveys. NM Planning Board and motor vehicle division will send defense questionnaires with 1941 license renewals, asking truck type, model, fuel, dimensions, capacity, operation, garaging location, and typical routes.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
National Defense Industrial
State Motor Vehicle Division
State Planning Board
National Defense
National Defense Advisory Commission
Planning Board
John Loughlin
Warplane Output Forecast For Seven Months
American factories are expected to produce 1,500 to 1,700 warplanes monthly, totaling 18,000 to 20,000 annually, over the next seven months. Officials note actual 194? production lags forecasts, with 5,000 plus military aircraft expected for the current calendar year.
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Associated Press
New York
New Coyote Howler Makes Its Debut at Roswell High
The Roswell high school student publication the New Coyote Howler debuted yesterday. Printed by Hall-Poorbaugh Press, 310 copies sold quickly. The four-page issue measures 8.5 by 11 inches and marks a shift from mimeographed to printed form. It will be published four times yearly and normally sells for ten cents per copy, with the first edition at five cents.
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Coyote Howler
Roswell High School
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
Barometer of Aircraft Industry Improves Next Year
The coming year shows less dismal warplane output as new factories reach peak production. By ten months a flood of engine manufacture will begin from plants and auto companies expanding. Between 150,000 and 200,000 specialized workers will be trained for aircraft and engine manufacturing.
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Ures
Knudsen
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce Meet Tonight
The Chamber of Commerce directors will meet at Nick son Coffee Shop at 6 tonight for the final meeting of the year. The agenda includes appointing a nominating committee to select nominees to fill eight board seats that will become available when terms end.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nickson
Neelys and Slaughter Travel to Houston Texas
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Neely and George Slaughter have gone to Houston, Texas for unspecified travel or business, with no further details provided.
School Staff List Makes Up Local Newspaper Team
The article lists the staff and faculty advisers of a local paper. Editor Suzanne Norton leads with Mildred White as assistant editor, Nina Long as business manager, and Jack Martens as assistant manager. Reporters include Jean Dickenson and Beky Yoder among others. faculty advisers are Miss Helen Boyd and Miss Gladys Taylor.
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Suzienne Norton
Mildred White
Nina Long
Jack Martens
Elizabeth Jackson
Jean Dickenson
Beky Yoder
Margaret Porter
Margaret Gilliland
Dixie Irons
Rosemary Hyatt
Florence Walters
Mary Adams
Jimmy DeVoss
Charles Malone
Marion Cavender
Bernice Santheson
Faye Valentine
Mary Frances Camp
Betty Pelton
Betty Jean Pierce
Helen Boyd
Gladys Taylor
Japs Jam U S Broadcasts In Shanghai
U S Consul General Frank P. Lockhart protested to the Japanese consul general over jamming of the American owned radio station XMUHA. Station manager E I Healey said interference traced to Japanese warships anchored in the Whangpoo river.
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Shanghai
U. S
Frank P. Lockhart
Sta Xmuha
E. I. Healey
Lockhart
Whangpoo River
Low Scoring Basketball Game In Farmington
In Farmington New Mexico on December 18 Farmington high school and Dolores Colorado played a basketball game that ended with both teams scoring only 14 points. Farmington led 2-1 at half time but Dolores pulled ahead 8-6 at the end.
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Dolores
Colo
Farmington
Christmas For The Car Jacks Fashlights And Batteries
Roswell Auto Co advertises Christmas car essentials including car jacks flashlights and batteries with a seasonal promotional note and a December date.
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Roswell Auto CO
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