New Sea Losses and Baltic Tensions Advance
World tensions rose as Netherlands army periods near restoration, while Finland faced potential over ice attacks from Soviet bases in Estonia. Finnish and Russian air battles intensified with raids on Kronstadt and Baltiski, as Helsinki reported casualties and hospital damage amid fierce fighting on the Karelian Isthmus and eastern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U. S
Washington
State Department
Chiang Kai- Shek
Italy
Ciano
China
Wang Cinng-Wei
Helsinki
Gulf of Finland
Finland
Estonia
Hanko
Baltiski
Russia
Red
Reds
Ulenborg
Vincinity
Bothnian
Karelian Isthmus
Lake
Ladoga
High Command
Reuters
Soviet Union
Kronstadt
Stockholm
Oslo
Salla
Arctic Circle
Associated Press
Markajarvi
New Spring Suits Highlight War Front Dispatches
The regular evening communique reports 120 enemy dead in Taipale sector with hundreds more on ground near our lines. In the eastern front north of Lake Ladoga Finns repulsed Russians with three officers and about 120 killed, while Loi Mola sector saw about 450 killed and five tanks destroyed. Japan protests to London over Asama Maru halt and German seamen removal, as Churchill urges neutrals to join allies and praises various states including Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipale
Lake Ladoga
Loimola
Japan
London
Reuters
Tokyo
New Mexico Miners Oppose State Use Tax Report
The New Mexico Miners and Prospectors Association opposed state use tax and import duty reductions on minerals. At their second annual convention in Albuquerque, A. J. Walter was elected president, C. S. Elayer vice president, and R. M. Twiss secretary treasurer. Directors include T. D. Benjovsky and R. L. Wright. Two men, Gilbert Vincent and Bert Farnsworth, were arrested for smuggling $15,000 in gold bullion from Mexico by air, with a plane forced down at Hachita and bullion seized in Douglas.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Miners & Prospectors’ Association
A. 3
Walter
T. D. Benjovsky
Silver City
R. L. Wright
Cooper Shapleigh
Elayer
Orleans
Mexico
George Smith
Border Patrol
Gilbert Vincent
Bert Farnsworth
el Paso
Tex
John Woodward
Douglas
Hachita
DOULAS Ariz Jan 22 arrest notified border customs
Border customs officials were notified of the arrest in New a. The fragment suggests a border control action linked to a person or case in Arizona on January 22, but details are incomplete and names or affiliations are missing.
Childrens Sleepers and Winter Wear Advertisement
Fay stockings sweaters snow suits and coats offered in a children’s sleepwear and winter apparel ad. Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th presents the display and promotion.
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W. 4Th
British broadcasts aimed at morale and persuasion
The article lists four aims of broadcasts by British leaders: inform the public of war progress, boost morale, influence neutral countries, and sway the German public to desert Hitler. It notes the claim that the Nazi regime is beaten due to economic strain and the blockade, and highlights Halifax’s view that peace cannot come until Germany repairs the damage it has caused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Nazi
Nazifuhrer
Halifax
Capitol Remodel Act Faces Supreme Court Docket
In Santa Fe on January 22 the New Mexico Supreme Court docketed two Capitol remodeling act cases for Thursday oral arguments. One from Union County upheld by Judge Livingston Taylor and another from Chaves County ruling the act unconstitutional under the anti lo gring clause. Additional Dona Ana and Roosevelt county cases remain awaiting appeal perfection.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Supreme Court
Union County
Livingston Taylor
Chaves County
James B. McGhee
Dona Ana
Roosevelt
F. P. Kilburn
Garland Jacobs
Henry D. Johnson
D. P. Greiner
Heirs of Farquharson Estate Seek Share in Chicago
Charles Telfer and sister Alice Telfer Huntzinger, both of Chicago, sue for a share of an estate estimated above 80 million dollars left by San Francisco multi millionaire Charles D. Farquharson who died fifty years ago claiming they are the only legal heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Telfer
Chicago
Alice Telfer Huntzinger
Charles D. Farquharson
San Francisco
Capitol Remodeling Amid Land Purchase and Pause
Capitol remodeling commission suspends activities awaiting Supreme Court opinion on state park land purchase. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Supreme Court
McElroy Kidnap Case Widow Dies in Mourning
Mary McElroy, who survived a 1933 kidnapping, is found dead with a .25 pistol on her sun porch. A note accuses her captors of causing lasting trauma. Her family recalls her tireless effort to rehabilitate the four men and her ongoing nightmares. The article also notes memorial rites for Idaho senator Borah, lying in state, and funeral plans in Boise as the nation mourns.
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Miss McElroy
Shawnee
Kas
Walter McGee
Guy B. Park
Park
George
Clarence Click
Clarence Stephens
Normal
Henry M. McElroy, Jr
Funeral Bell Toll for Senator Borah in Senate Chamber
In the Senate chamber, the 74 year old Idaho Republican and long time dean of the senate William Borah died after four days in a near continuous coma from a cerebral hemorrhage. Flowers adorned his desk as a simple Episcopal service was led by Senate chaplain Ze Barney Phillips and House chaplain James Shera Montgomery. President Roosevelt and others attended.
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Supreme Court
House
Senate
Ze Barney Phillips
Idaho
Borah
Capitol
Boise
Mary
Frank A. Rhea
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James Shera Montgomery
Washington
Senate Chamber
William Borah
Roosevelt
Hiway Employee Dies of Gas Fumes in Truck
Ben Trujillo a 37 year old state highway department employee from Watrous died from carbon monoxide fumes in a truck he and Eugene Giles drove from Springer to Gladstone. Giles 32 from Las Vegas was also struck but recovering in a Springer hospital. They were found in a closed cab by farmer U S Turley near the Gladstone post office with the motor and gas heater running. Trujillo left behind six children.
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Springer, N. M
Ben Trujillo
Watrous
State Highway Department
Eugene Giles
Las Vegas
Springer
Gladstone
Giles
U. S. Turley
Turley
Trujillo
New Mexico Labor Federation to consider Pearce suspension
The executive committee of the New Mexico Federation of Labor was to meet in Albuquerque this week to vote on suspending Federation president Roy Pearce. R. A. Farley said officials in Santa Fe had not yet weighed in, amid charges Pearce overstepped his authority by issuing statements in the November highway workers wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Federation of Labor
Roy Pearce
R. A. Farley
Santa Fe
Pearce
Mexico Opens Doors to Tourists and Immigrants
Mexico City reports the interior department will admit unlimited numbers of tourists and immigrants from Latin American countries Spain Portugal the United States and Canada. The statement marks a broad liberalization of entry policies across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Latin America
Spain
Portugal
United States
Canada
Interior Department
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Terijoki
Netherlands
Fupen
Siberia
Helsinei
Karelian
Churchill
Western Europe
Danubian
Balkans
Turk
Turkey
Paris
Penny Singleton
Brenda
Joyce
Hildegarde
Zink
Butane
Bustor TS
Zink’s
Underwriters Laboratory
N. Main
Roswell, N. M
Mary McElroy
McElroy
HIWAY
In Vogue
Claire
VOGUE
PET O’paris
Roswell
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