Trial Wit 1 Call Edward Fleming Junior at Inquest
A coroner admonishes the Osbornes witnesses inquest after a string of evasions. Edward Fleming Senior arrives to represent his absent son who is in Washington, while a reporter pressures Hannah Gale for an interview. Edith confesses fear and burns hostile letters as a chilling murder case unfolds.
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Edward Fleming
Harden and Fleming
Bradbury
Heffers
Washington
Inspector Burrows
Doctor Heffers
Burrows
Dr. Heffers
Osbornes
Hannah Gale
Hannah
Morning Globe
Gale
Edith
Osborne
Stephen
Ann
Marjory
Miss Whipple
James Ronald
King Features Syndicate
Ime
Community notes on food stamps and locals home for holidays
County Superintendent Rodman Cookson returns to work after the new year while a national food stamp program gains ground praising its thrift. The piece notes hopes for broader access and lower prices for the needy, lists locals visiting and traveling for Christmas, and mentions students and community members like Rosella Basinger and Miss Jean Marie Michele Annabelle Tulk.
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Ger
Jean Marie Michele Annabelle Tulk
Rosella Bpasinger
Helen Goodwin
John Duke Carner
Baylor University
Steve Mason
Wink
Texas
Garner Mason
M. College
Betty
Albuquerque
President orders new push to speed defense and British aid
Washington reported the President called a special meeting of newspapermen to outline plans for a new lineup in speeding national defense production and aid to Britain. Production lag has persisted for months, blamed on administration and the absence of a single production chief with full authority.
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Washington
National Defense
Automakers urged to speed up bomber parts production
Automobile manufacturers have been called to switch to mass producing parts for a large fleet of long-range bombers for both the United States and Britain. The national defense drive has been underway for months but much of the preliminary work, including this appeal, remains incomplete and delays persist.
Final week of alien fingerprinting nears deadline
The article warns that the Dec 27 deadline is near for all aliens who have not registered to face fines and imprisonment. It notes widespread compliance, cites possible reasons for noncompliance, clarifies that alien registration is separate from selective service, and reports daily registrant rates and population estimates nearing five million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Mexico Primary Law Faces Gutsy Push in Legislature
State politicians plan changes to the primary system in the coming session. Proposals include moving primary to July, improving election contest machinery, and banning state employment for legislators. Supporters defend the convention system while reformers seek amendments or repeal.
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New Mexico
Sen
Dickason Albuquerque
Primary law praised despite defects and amendments
The speaker argues that the state’s primary law, though flawed, outperforms caucuses or conventions and should be kept. All proposed amendments must be examined carefully as some aim to undermine the primary system.
Christmas Party Neighbors Share Festive Evenings
The district enjoyed a series of social gatherings as Mrs. Heickson and guests from Texas stayed with friends, a supper club met Monday with Virgil Fleury and Mrs. Bob McNeal winning honors, and the Joe Cazier home hosted a Teachers Club Christmas party with many local residents attending. Dexter's ball games and local visits continued with Mrs. T. J. Barnett and family, plus multiple travel notices to aid readers in tracking holiday plans.
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Harry Cox
Cox
England
Fred Bush
Harry Cowan
C. G. Mason
Los Angeles
Wichita
Kansas
Rosella Basin
L. K. Britt
Carl Caruthers
Loman Wiley
Virgil Henry
Bob McNeal
Pauline
Whitman
Grant Hager
Chilldren
Illinois
Lt. Martin
Rosemary. Martin
L. Martin
el Paso
Martin
Joe
Mary Alice Walton
Pauline Ragensbergh
Mazine Fosholtz
Lucy Blackwell
Laura Moss
Lenora Bishop
Halie Sloomfield
Addie Allred
Violet Smith
George Lewis
Margaret Anderson
Caruthers
Britt
Parker
Ray
Youth and Yuccas in Roswell Bear Grass Scene
A Roswell Evening Record clipping describes a scene titled Youth and Yuccas featuring a pretty girl on a broncho near a dozen bear grass blooms. It notes Mrs. E. W. is right and the Tourist Bureau will buy a round. Bear grass, distant relative of Yucca filamentosa, is not as striking as yucca stalks despite breaking desert views.
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Bear Canon
Roswell
E. W
New Mexico
Bookmobile in Taos brings free films to schools
Leonard Fritz of Raton launches a Taos county Bookmobile funded by the Carnegie Foundation. The converted vehicle carries 500 books and a modern moving picture unit, visiting rural schools with free educational films. Administered by the Taos Adult Education Project, it aligns with University of New Mexico support through the Harwood Foundation.
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Taos
Taos County
Leonard Fritz
Raton
Carnegie Foundation
University of New Mexico
Harwood Foundation
Chaves County
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Digest
A compact list of crossword clues and partial answers including Across and Down prompts. Topics cover weapons, actions, foods, and common nouns with references to names like Moslem sabers and officer assistants. Includes miscellaneous chemical symbol and mineral references and historical coin names.
Mora district attorney race narrows and noble leads
In Mora, San Miguel and Guadalupe counties the final tally increases M. E. Noble’s margin over Luis E. Armijo from 42 to 368 votes. The outcome confirms Noble as the winner in the district attorney race.
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Mora
San Miguel
Guadalupe
M. E. Noble
Luis E. Armijo
Honors Are Deserved New Mexico Pays Tribute to Pablo Abeita
The piece lauds Pablo Abeita, former governor of Isleta Pueblo near Albuquerque, as an outstanding man with a cultured mind and sterling character. The author, a friend for over forty years, hints at future writings about Abeita’s valued contributions.
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New Mexico
Pablo Abeita
Isleta Pueblo
Albuquerque
Carlisle
Abella
Hagerman News Christmas Party at Men's Club
The Ladies Club hosted a Christmas party at the Men’s Club on a Wednesday night with Prof. White as master of ceremonies. Donald West gave the welcome, Mrs. Robert Campien responded, Welborn spoke on citizenship, Miss Coggin sang and led God Bless America, gifts were exchanged and packed by Girl Scouts for baskets, sixty were served by a Woman’s Club committee, menu included turkey with dress-
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Prof. White
Donald West
Robert Camp
Welborn
Miss Coggin
America
Girl Scouts
Woman’s Club
Mmes. C. O. Holloway
Ernest Utterback
Richmond Hams
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Thomas
Didymus
Jesus
Thomases
Christ
Will
R Obinson
Will ‘Robuisu
Rodman Cookson
Jean Marie Michelet
Rosella Basinger
Nellie Lange
Grace Wade
Dub Andrus
Mabel Cowan
Silver City
Dexter News
Dorothy Helen Jewell
Avery Carl Pinson
Dr. Stork
A. C. Pinson
Hemet
Cali
Avery Carl the III
Mehthep
Ha! Ware
Raymond Durand
George Wilcox
Lovie Heick
Henretta Durance
Filla
Miss Dean
Mr. Wilkes
Pauline Magenusperg
Mr. Lively
Paul Marshall
Mary Marshall
Lovis
T. J. Bar
Daily Crossword
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Crete
Sai
IHG
Hagerman News
Nmoseley
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Virginia
Moseley's
Coronado
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