Nazi Crew Of 400 To Be Moved To Fort Stanton
Captain Wilhelm Daehne of the scuttled liner Columbus inspects quarters at the abandoned CCC camp on Fort Stanton grounds El Paso Jan 20 with U S immigration inspector Nick D Collner guiding The more than 400 crew will be quartered at the camp for the duration of the European war and moved about Jan 27 Ten armed U S immigration patrolmen will guard the crew during encampment at the New Mexico post. German government will pay for improvements and maintenance.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. S
Nick D. Collner
Wilhelm Daehne
Columbus
CCC
Fort Stanton Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Inspector Collaer
Fort Stanton
Daphne
U. S. Immigration
New Mexico Post
Democracy Cannot Die Roosevelt Declared Today
President Roosevelt declared that democracy is not dying and cannot die, urging Americans to preserve its spirit as he began his third term. He spoke to thousands at the Capitol and to the nation, emphasizing resolve, faith in democracy, and the duty to defend the constitution.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
America
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
John N. Garner
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Quadruplets Born in Indiana with Two Surviving Infants
In Cutty Indiana Eva Swanson 35-year-old mother delivered quadruplets by caesarian at St. Anthony's hospital. Two infants Phoebe and Jennifer died later. survivors include a boy and a girl. Doctor R A Gilmore reported the mother in fine condition.
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Michigan
Cutty
Ind
Eva Swanson
Phoebe
Jennifer
R. A. Gilmore
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ft. Bliss Officer Killed in Crash
Lieut. Carl H. Thomas, 24, of Troop B Seventh Cavalry, died in a Las Cruces hospital from injuries after his car struck a slow moving truck on U S Highway 80 west of Las Cruces. Five persons in the truck were slightly injured. The officer's car was demolished.
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EL Paso
Tex
Carl H. Thomas
Seventh Cavalry
Las Cruces
U. S. Highway 80
CIO President Muray Halts Steel Plant Strike at Irvin Works
Pittsburgh January 20 A CIO official acted to end a strike at Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp Irvin Works after 200 struck aboard workers joined by a general stoppage. Philip Murray CIO president and Steel Workers Union chairman ordered immediate resumption of production and urged settlement through orderly processes.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
Philip Murray
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Irvin Works
Murray
Als
CIO Steel Workers Union
Entertainment at Berrendo Tuesday Program
The Chamber of Commerce sponsored entertainment will be presented tomorrow night at the Berrendo school. The rural program features the play They Ain't Done Right By Our Nellie.
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Chamber of Commerce
Berrendo
Nellie
Meeting Of Hitler And Mussolini At Undisclosed Place
Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini met at an undisclosed spot amid Axis claims of a forthcoming major German Italian offensive against Britain. A German communique stressed the close alliance and accord between peoples as Rome hints at Greek and North African campaigns and Britain's knockout blow before U.S. aid to Britain takes effect. British reports claim renewed success, driving Italian Eritrea and Kassala clashes as Axis plans remain unclear.
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Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Britain
Mediterranean
Italy
Winston Churchill
Italian Eritrea
Kassala
Sudan
East Africa
Fritrea
Tessenei
Sabderat
Reserve Officers to Meet Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
Reserve Officers Troop School gathers at 7 30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce Lt Mehl hop will speak on field fortifications.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mehlhop
Latin American meeting set in Albuquerque February first
regional governor of the League of United Latin American Citizens, Filemon I. Martinez, called a state convention for February 1 in Albuquerque to address educational problems and related issues.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Filemon I. Martinez
League of United Latin American Citizens
Organization
Alfredo Hinjos Dies In Santa Fe At 29
Alfredo Hinjos, 29, lifelong Santa Fe resident and county political figure who served as a deputy under five county assessors, dies after a weekend illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning in Santa Fe.
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Alfredo Hinojos
Santa FE
N. M
Local drive raises 600 for Greek relief effort
Jim Rallis announced today that six hundred dollars has been raised locally for the Greek relief fund. The campaign will continue and residents may donate by seeing Mr. Rallis or Jack Moore at the First National Bank.
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Jim Rallis
Mr. Rallis
Jack Moore
First National Bank
Tom Witten Heads to Kansas City on Hardware Trip
Tom Witten, manager of the Central Hardware Company, departed Saturday night for Kansas City to attend a hardware convention and meet with suppliers. He plans to return with new product lines and improved purchasing options for his store.
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Tom Witten
Central Hardware Company
Kansas City
Substitute For Lease Lend Bill Is Suggested
Opposition senators discussed a substitute measure to replace the lease-lease bill with a direct gift to Britain of up to two billion dollars. The plan emerged as Willkie met Roosevelt and Hull and ahead of his trip to England, signaling the fight to defeat the current bill while exploring aid options.
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Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Britain
Willkie
Hull
England
Roosevelt Willkie
Churchill
British Civilian Toll in December Air Raids
London reports 3,793 civilians killed and 5,044 injured and hospitalized in December air raids. Men total 1,691. women 1,434. children 521. Since June 18, civilian toll reaches 23,081 dead and 32,296 injured.
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London
Ministry of Home Security
Britain
Man with gun arrested in front of White House
Secret Service and local police arrested an unidentified man carrying a loaded revolver in the White House square ahead of President Roosevelt's return from the Capitol oath. He was taken to a hospital for observation. officials would not comment on the report.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
Roosevelt
Capitol
Program For the Inauguration Of Pres. Roosevelt
Washington schedules a historic inauguration with services at St. John s Episcopal Church and a full afternoon program. The sequence includes oath at noon on the capitol east portico, a White House luncheon, an air show, and the inaugural parade. Governors meet the president at the White House followed by tea as radio networks broadcast the events.
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Washington
Roosevelt
E.S.T
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lafayette Square
White House
Capitol
Frank Carroon Former Roswell Teacher Dies
Las Vegas New Mexico report states Frank Carroon former president of New Mexico Normal University died after a long illness. He joined the college faculty in 1909 and served as president from 1924 to 1932. Surviving are his widow a son Frank Jr of Tulsa Oklahoma and two daughters Mrs George E Flynn of Santa Fe and Mrs G P Winkler of Kansas City.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Frank Carroon
New Mexico Normal University
Roswell
Frank, Jr
Tulsa
Okla
George E. Flynn
Santa Fe
G. P. Winkler
Kansas City
Legionnaires to be registered in New Mexico
Albuquerque officials said more than 5000 New Mexico members of the American Legion and other veterans groups will be registered in the coming month. The plan, announced last week in Phoenix, aims to show how Legion Posts nationwide could aid national defense.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
American Legion
Legion
H. W
Jim) Neely
Phoenix
Ariz
Neely
WPA allotment for Santa Fe airport approved
Senator Dennis Chavez announced that President Roosevelt approved a 181,588 WPA allotment for improving and enlarging the Santa Fe airport, announced in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on January 20.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe, N. M
Dennis Chavez
Roosevelt
Hollis Thompson Talk Draws Merchants Crowd
Tickets for a 6 30 dinner with Hollis Thompson vice president of American Airlines at Nickson Coffee Shop were moving as indications pointed to a record Merchants Association turnout. The talk, part of a ten day Southwestern Chambers tour, aims to boost tourist travel by highlighting regional scenery and climate. Accompanying Thompson are L P Bloodworth and Dudley Yard. Local professionals and citizens urged to buy tickets at the Chamber of Commerce before noon Wednesday.
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Hollis Thompson
American Airlines
Nickson
Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Associated Southwest Chambers of Commerce
L. P. Bloodworth
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Associated Organization
Dudley
Patterson to Manage Western Auto Store in Pueblo
J E Patterson longtime Western Auto Supply manager Roswell moves to Pueblo Colorado to take over the Western Auto store there He departs with his wife and daughter after a year as Roswell Kiwanis Club president He is noted for civic involvement and broad local friendships while preparing to begin a new post in Pueblo
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J. E. Patterson
Western Auto Supply Company
Pueblo
Colorado
Western Auto
Patterson
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Pattersons
Meeting Of Axis Chiefs Aims At Advertising Strategy
Dewitt Mackenzie casts a skeptical eye on Axis leader talks, noting the staged mystique used to boost propaganda for Hitler and Mussolini. He outlines four core aims: crush Britain before U S aid shifts the balance, counter U S support, salvage Mussolini, and mend Axis economic and supply links strained by the British blockade. Mario Appelius is referenced as an authority on the matter.
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Dewitt Mackenzie
Hitler
Mussolini
Britain
America
Mario Appelius
Building Permits for Whitcamp Lumber Shed
W I Whitcamp files a building permit for a lumber shed at 624 South Atkinson with project value listed as 450 dollars. The notice records the permit action and the location of the construction project.
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W. I. Whitcamp
S. Atkinson
Appointment of Moses Confirmed in New Mexico
Donald Moses of Albuquerque has been confirmed by Washington as assistant U S attorney for New Mexico effective January 15. Former Albuquerque assistant district attorney Moses succeeds Richard E Marson who died last November. He will be stationed in Santa Fe under U S Attorney Everett Grantham, currently in Arizona.
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Santa FE
N. M
Donald Moses
Albuquerque
U. S
New Mexico
Washington
Gilbert Espinosa
Moses
Richard E. Marson
Everett Grantham
Arizona
Marriage Licenses Granted to Bush and Emerson in Lubbock
John S. Bush and Marjoria Ann Emerson, both residents of Lubbock Texas, obtained marriage licenses.
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John S. Bush and
Marjoria Ann Emerson
Lubbock, Texas
Father Of Mrs. Mitchells Father Dies Here
Alfonso J. Coe father of Mrs. R W Mitchell died here Saturday afternoon at 3 45 pm after an acute heart attack. He had lived in this city for two years with Mrs Mitchell and previously resided in Colorado and Texas for about sixty years.
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Alfonso J. Coe
R. W. Mitchell
Mr. Coe
Colorado
Texas
Mitchell
Zachary Taylor Dies At Home Here
Zachary Taylor, aged sixty seven, died Saturday afternoon at one o’clock at his home 800 North Virginia Avenue Roswell after a three day illness. He moved to Roswell from Los Angeles about three months ago to make his home here. He had been in ill health for about three days.
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Zachary Taylor
North
Virginia Avenue
Mr. Taylor
Roswell
Los Angeles
California
Three New Mexicans Named to Major Federal Posts in 1940
Washington January 20 AP reports the president nominated three New Mexicans to high posts in 1940. John J. Dempsey of Santa Fe was named a member of the U S Maritime Commission. Charles Fahy of Santa Fe became assistant solicitor general in the justice department. James W. Young of Sandoval county was appointed director of the foreign and domestic commerce bureau in the department of commerce.
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Washington
John J. Dempsey
Santa Fe
U. S. Maritime Commission
Mexco
Charles Fahy
Justice Department
James W. Young
Sandoval County
Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt Sworn In For Third Term As President
Franklin D Roosevelt took the presidential oath at 12 11 p m EST becoming the nation s first third term president Henry A Wallace of Iowa took the oath as vice president at 12 10 p m EST in Washington today
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Henry Agard Wallace
Iowa
United States
Keeping Posted insights from The Model’s B F Fields Jr
The Model’s B F Fields Jr says the Fort Rent section of classified ads interests him most He uses reading classified to track how people move about town and to help others with rent conditions He notes the information from Record classified aids in matching housing needs and keeps him posted
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B. F. Fields, Jr
Classified
Fort
Pields Promotes Idea Highlighting Salesmanship
Mr Pields presents a new idea praising good salesmanship and smart town knowledge. The speaker notes a salesman should aid strangers and newcomers with essential information, praising Mr Pields and Percy.
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C. C. C. Camp
Fort Stanton Grounds
Indiana
Ft. Bliss
Halis Steel Plant
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Tee
Bill
Man With
Pres. Roosevelt
Legionnaires
Axis Chiefs
Richard S. Nielson
Percy
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