U S Mexico to Open Talks On Cooperation
The United States and Mexico plan formal negotiations after President Roosevelt's inauguration to strengthen Good Neighbor ties and defense collaboration in the western hemisphere. Talks will cover oil and agrarian expropriation claims and aim for a broad program of military and economic cooperation. Francisco Castillo Najera and Sumner Welles will lead the discussions with emphasis on a friendly understanding to support inter American defense plans.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Roosevelt
Mexico City
Francisco Castillo Najera
Sumner Welles
Hit and Run Driver Who Killed Child Pleads Guilty
Alfred Derden 31 pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for the death of 9 year old Marvin Scott struck by a blue Ford coupe in the 1600 block West Alameda. He also admitted speeding recklessness and leaving the scene. bond set at 2500. Virginia Lee 15 was with him. inquest described the crash as they fled without stopping.
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Alfred Derden
Marvin Scott
Derden
Pat O'Neill
J. P
G. T. Watts
CCC
Virginia Lee
Roswell
Lloyd Blakney
Bill Robert
Jim Crouse
West Alameda
West Tilden
Ohio
R. L. Scroggins
Crouse
Miss Lee
Watts
Mayor Hail Outlines Roswell Airport Improvements
Mayor Thomas J. Hail spoke at the Odd Fellows meeting on airport upgrades and the airport’s role in the national training system. He urged youth involvement and parental responsibility, noting the planned installation of officers would be deferred a week and an joint assembly with the Rebekahs is planned monthly.
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Thomas J. Hail
Odd Fellows
Hall
The
Mack” McCune
Will Robinson
Rebekahs
Hitler and Stimson clash over aid to Britain
Berlin and Washington issued parallel judgments on American aid to Britain. Adolf Hitler's Voelkischer Beobachter claimed German submarines will threaten six months of supply while Stimson testified that lease lend could permit transferring ships under conditions not specified. The remarks invite comparison of aims and potential outcomes for Allied relief.
Japanese Press Attacks Hull as Tokyo Prepares Reply
Tokyo reports say Yosuke Matsuoka will speak in parliament next Tuesday and Prince Konoye will clarify cabinet policies. Hull warned in Washington that Axis control of the high seas would greatly threaten the United States. Domei says no immediate cabinet reply was issued despite meetings with Konoye and army navy leaders.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hull
United States
Yosuke Matsuoka
Domei
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
Japan
Germany
Italy
High Seas
Orient
Cabinet Information Bureau
Prince Konoye
Funeral Services For W. P. Turner Held In Roswell
Walter P. Turner longtime Roswell resident and pioneer citizen died suddenly at home on Tuesday. Funeral services at Ballard Chapel drew a large crowd with Masonic rites at the grave. Dr. Crile conducted the service. vocal selections were performed by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Glover with Mrs. Stilwell at piano. Active pallbearers included Vickers Hicks Malone McClure Coppedge Shrecengost. Honorary pallbearers named Hobbs Hinkle White Atwood Vandewart French Williams Jackson Prager Phillips Harrison Dye Dow Hervey Robinson Gardner Marley Peck Helmig. Burial followed at South Park. The community mourns the loss of a valued figure in Roswell.
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Walter P. Turner
Roswell
South Park
Ballard Chapel
Turner
Austin D. Crile
Walter Harrison
J. J. Glover
C. J. Stilwell
W. A. Vickers
Claude Hicks
Ross L. Malone, Sr
John McClure
O. P. Coppedge
D. J. Shrecengost
Claude Hobbs
James F. Hinkle
Harry White
J. D. Atwood
Ralph Vandewart
George French
J. P. Williams
T. J. Jackson
Sidney Prager
W. W. Phillips
Donald Dye
H. M. Dow
J. M. Hervey
Will Robinson
T. L. Gardner
C. A. Marley
John C Peck
Phil Helmig
Robert Kellahin
Weather Summary From The Eastern United States To The Pacific
The weather remains cloudy and unsettled across the eastern half of the U.S. under a barometric low centered in northern Illinois. Rain has been general in that region with heavy falls in central and northern coastal districts, and widespread rain in the northwest and north Pacific coast. The south sees fair weather with only a trace of snow at Roswell. Clear skies prevail in Arizona and most of New Mexico and western Texas. The eastern rain area extends west into Oklahoma and Kansas. Temperatures are colder in the northern plains with a cold wave in the Dakotas and adjacent Canada. The lowest report is 23 below zero in southwestern Canada. New Mexico readings run from the lower 20s to the lower 30s. similar in western Texas. Fair weather and a further drop in temperature are forecast for the Pecos valley tonight and Saturday. Travel from Roswell should expect fair conditions for the next 36 hours.
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United States
Illinois
North Pacific
Roswell
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Pecos Valley
Cleve Hallenbeck
President And Simpson Talk Of Lease-Lend Bill
Secretary Stimson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that no president has rushed the country into war and Americans could safely trust the president with broad powers in the lease lend program. He discussed wartime aid discretion and rejected claims the bill allowed purchase of British and French navies.
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President and Simpson
Washington
Stimson
Congress
Roosevelt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
War Department
Tinkham
R-Mass
United States
Navy
Carr Party Found Safe in Hot Springs New Mexico
Mrs. Louis Carr 52 a wealthy Alamogordo lum berm and her son Sam Carr -- 17 and Ray Osborne were reported safe in Hot Springs New Mexico after a four state police alert. They had been missing since Tuesday while driving to Silver City to enroll Osborne at the New Mexico State Teachers College.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Louis Carr
Sam Carr
Ray Osborne
Hot Springs
Silver City
Carr
Jim Roach
Mimbres Hot Springs
Osborne
New Mexico State Teachers College
Missing Hunters Reported Safe But Traced to Fort Bliss
Four cantonment workers at Fort Bliss were listed as missing in the mountains of Chihuahua Mexico south of El Paso. Federal troops planned a Sierra Madre search after reports that four California sportsmen were missing on a hunting trip. Cantonment officials later said the men returned three days ago and were never lost. Names given were Earl H. Lott Jack De Palma William Lavender and Don Kinnett.
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EL Paso
Tex
Fort Bliss
Chihuahua
Mexico
Chihuahua City
Sierra Madre
California
Earl H. Lott
Jack de Palma
William Lavender
Don Kinnett
Chihuahua Lakes
Legislature in recess over weekend in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe during the 15th session’s first weekend recess lawmakers largely avoided comment on the Dickason bill to bar legislators from state jobs. Rep. Padilla signaled possible suggestions, while Rep. Anderson noted two sides to the issue. Governor Miles led officials to Hot Springs for Frank Worden’s funeral as sessions paused.
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Santa FE
N. M
Dickason
Frank Padilla
Guadalupe
Padilla
Anderson
D-Chaves
Miles
Sierra County
Frank Worden
House
Senate
State House
Hot Springs
Knox urges lease lend bill to aid Britain and deter Nazis
Secretary of Navy Knox told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States must support Britain to protect Atlantic and Pacific lanes. He warned Axis forces outnumber the U S fleet and said 100 new ships may be commissioned while 304 Axis units are added. He projected U S naval strength rising to 342 next year and 422 by 1943 against Axis 803 and 962 respectively. He urged rapid lease lend to prevent Germany from squandering South American wealth and overturning British sea power.
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Washington
Knox
Roosevelt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States Navy
United States
Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
South America
Europe
U. S
Great Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
Well Plugging Project Approved in Pecos Valley
Presidential approval has been given for a WPA project to plug leaky abandoned artesian wells in Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District. The program will continue with an allotment of $39,025, per a telegram to The Record from Sen. Chavez.
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Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District
Sen. Chavez
Grady Norris pleads guilty in district court
J. P. Court records Grady L. Norris pleading guilty to attempting to pass a forged check. He is held to district court under a $1,000 bond.
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Grady L. Norris
Large Crowd At Opening Of New Drug Store Here
Yolanda Pierson proprietor of Farmers Drug Co announced a splendid crowd at her opening today and yesterday at which coffee was served to all who attended.
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Yolanda Pierson
Farmers Drug Co
East Second Street
Chief Eller To Make Safety Broadcast Tonight
Chief of police Henry Eller will broadcast on KGFL at 6 30 tonight on Save Your Life a winter driving safety program. The national safety council campaign aims to cut traffic deaths and accidents, urging drivers and pedestrians to adopt practical safety measures.
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Henry Eller
KGFL
Eller
National Safety Council
Fire After Blast At Ford Motor Plant
A blast at the Ford Rouge plant near the coke ovens sparked a fire at 3 p m local time. Dearborn residents reported the explosion and John S Bugas of the Justice Department sent agents to assess possible sabotage while Ford officials cited a light oil tank explosion and could not confirm the cause.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Dearborn
John S. Bugas
Department of Justice
CIO Protest to Roosevelt Over Draft Threat
The CIO petitions President Roosevelt amid prep for a walkout at Ryan Aeronautical in San Diego next Tuesday over wage disputes. CIO negotiator Richard T. Frankensteen warns draft boards threaten deferments, while a federally arranged settlement ends Eaton Manufacturing strikes in Ohio and Michigan. Republic Steel and CIO SWOC report potential action at Corrigan-McKinney plant as riveters join AFL unions.
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Associated Press
CIO
Roosevelt
Ryan Aeronauical Company
San Diego
Richard T. Frankensteen
Cio-Uaw
AFL
Saginaw, Mich
Republic Steel Corp
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Corrigan-McKinney
William Donovan
SWOC
Donovan
U. S
James F. Dewey
Ranemen
Corrigan
Congressmen Massingale Dies After Illness
Congressman Sam Massingale a Democrat from Cordell Oklahoma died at 70 after a 24 hour illness caused by influenza. His wife Mrs Massingale and daughter Miss Jane Massingale were by his bedside at about 1230 p m Dr George Calver the Capital physician said death was due to heart disease resulting from the influenza attack Massingale entered Congress in 1935 and had practiced law in Cordell for 40 years.
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Washington
Sam Massingale
Cordell
Okla
Massingale
Jane Massingale
George Calver
Calver
Congress
Bray Moore Shop Praises Classified Ads Effectiveness
Mrs Bertha Bray of Bray Moore Shop touts the success of their classified advertising noting direct results. She says measured responses show every special advertised through the classifieds brings customers to the shop.
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Bertha Bray
Bray- Moore Shop
Bray voices measured view of advertising results
Mrs Bray argues that direct results provide the best test of advertising effectiveness, insisting that well executed classified ads demonstrate measurable work. She says the industrious classified can accomplish the task, making it a reliable gauge of effort and value.
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Malta
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Zealandic
Londonderry
Ireland
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Erickson
Hail
Roswell Airport
Dewitt Mackenzie
Berlin
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W. P. Turner
Manhattan
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