Dixie Davis Tours New Mexico Legislature
Dixie Davis, once attorney for Dutch Schultz, visited Santa Fe to view New Mexico's legislature. He called the state home and said he would spend a few days before returning to Palm Springs where he and his wife Hope Dare operate a fruit juice business. Davis noted ongoing recovery from a recent illness.
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Santa FE
N. M
Dixie Davis
New York
Dutch” Schultz
Capitol
New Mexico
Kid
Broadway
Las Vegas
Dolly Buxton
Davis
Palm Springs
Hope Dare
Albuquerque
John Michael
Lindbergh Urges Negotiated Peace Against War
Lindbergh told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a US Britain victory on the present basis is unlikely and urged a negotiated peace. He opposed the lend lease bill as a step toward war, said aid to Britain would raise bloodshed, and proposed a 10 000 plane air force plus reserves to ensure security. He stressed neutrality and warned against any foreign war entering the hemisphere. The testimony occurred as the chamber eyed aid to Britain and air power expansion.
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Lindbergh
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Luther A. Johnson
Johnson
Faton
R-Nj
Flier
Europe
Pilus
Tobruk Falls as Axis Push Fails in Libya
British forces completed the Tobruk capture after a 36 hour assault and announced over 14 000 prisoners. General officers and an admiral were among the captured, with British casualties under 500. Italian command said Tobruk positions remained under Italian fire.
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Pare
Est
Legation
Budapest
Bucharest
Iron Guard
George Petrovicescu
Antonescu
Belgrade
Brasov
Cairo
Tobruk
Cirenaica
Libya
Adolf Hitler
Royal Air Force
Germany
Duesseldorf
Ruhr
RAF
France
Britain
Egypt
Alexandria
Tunis
Eritrea
Viscia
Varenta
Italy
Rome
Bill to Change Apportionment Of Legislators
Santa Fe announces Rep. Tuska Walker plans to introduce a bill to reapportion New Mexico’s legislature by population. It would cut Senate districts from 24 to 23 and House districts from 30 to 25, preserving total seats, with Bernalillo County favored for extra representation. District lists outline new Senate and House districts including multi-seat counties.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Tuska Walker
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Bernalillo County
East Side
Valencia
McKinley
San Juan
Bernalillo
Grant
Hidalgo
Socorro
Catron
Sierra
Luna
Sandoval
Otero
Lincoln
Dena Ana
Torrance
Guadalupe
Taos
San Miguel
Chaves
Rio Arriba
Quay
Mora
Harding
Colfax
Union
de Baca
Lea
Eddy
Curry
Roswell
Hobbs
Socorro and
Sierra and Luna
Grant and
Dona Ana
Albuquerque
Hening Escapes After Car Overturn Near Santa Fe
Hening editor H B Hening of the New Mexico Stockman and his wife escaped injury when their car overturned about ten miles south of Santa Fe on the Albuquerque highway.
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Santa FE
N. M
H. B. Hening
The
New Mexico Stockman
State Cattle Growers’ Association
Hening
Albuquerque
City to build new jail with eight cells and sanitary design
The committee urged immediate temporary improvements but pressed for an adequate jail. The planned structure on Third Street will be 26 by 56 feet with eight cells for 32 prisoners, a caretaker’s office and sleeping area, and a four foot runway to block access to windows. Mayor Hall commended the effort and plans were unanimously approved by eight councilmen.
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Third Street
Hall
McClure
Daniel Burrow
Norton
Rose
Glover
Tigner
Gardner
Brockheuser
Johnston
Plane Crash Kills Several as Airliner Breaks Apart
Two killed as an airliner smashed to a farm yard in a non burning crash. Passengers and crew sustained many injuries with six taken to one hospital and five to another. TWA reported a list of injured including Co. W. Jurgen serious back injuries, J. S. Walters broken ribs, and Mrs. Mary McKloskey skull fracture among others. Investigators from Civil Aeronautics Bureau and federal authorities arrived as recovery and inquiry began. First crash for TWA since 1938, Captain Scott noted for long service and spotless record. Mrs. Donna Monte Scott of New York City is his widow.
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TWA
Co. W. Jurgen
Kirkwood
J. S. Walters
Chicago
Mary McKloskey
Burbank
Calif
T. E. McKloskey
Tom Stoddard
Los Angeles
L. Hidden
San Pedro
Joe Washburn
St. Louis
Co. B. Shaw
Kansas City
Stuart Sanford
F. E. Ekey
Ortes Dio Guardi
Mary T. Eshback
New York
Mott
Civil Aeronautics Bureau
Washington
Fresno
Scott
Naval Air School
Pensacola, Fla
Donna Monte Scott
New York City
Weather forecast for four states with mixed snow and clouds
New Mexico will have fair conditions tonight and Friday with occasional snow in the northeast and colder in the north and east. Colorado expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with mountain snow and a colder northeast portion late Friday. Arizona features fair weather with increasing cloudiness in the west and possible rain in extreme west late Friday, little temperature change. West Texas shows cloudy spells with occasional rain in the southeast, increasing cloudiness and some snow or drizzle in the north, with clearer skies and cooler conditions in the west and southeast Friday.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Merchants Hear Speech On Southwest Chamber Growth
Mr. Yard substituted for Hollis Thompson at a Roswell Chamber meeting where Bloodworth praised Claude Simpson’s 23rd year as secretary. He urged Roswell join the Associated Southwestern Chambers to promote regional advertising and growth, noting the wide area from Midland to Tucson and Portales to Chihuahua. Forty six men attended at Nickson Coffee Shop.
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Yard
Hollis Thompson
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Bloodworth
Claude Simpson
Roswell
Southwest
Southern California
Midland
Texas
Tucson
Arizona
Portales
New Mexico
Chihuahua
Mexico
Nickson Coffee Shop
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Bott
Gleov Margarine
Wilson
eDede
Virginia
16Th & North Main Sts
Delmonte
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