Finns Repulse New Red Attack Near Ladoga
Helsinki Jan 24 Finnish communique reports Soviet efforts to break the Mannerheim line northeast of Lake Ladoga repulsed with very heavy losses. Russians allegedly ordered to save two divisions trapped near Aittojoki while starving. Attacks north east of Ladoga and across Lake Muola beaten back. Civilian casualties and hospital bombings noted near Nurmes.
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Helsinki
Lake Ladoga
Red
Aittojoki
Mannerheim
Finland
Kollaanjoki
Lake Muola
Karelian
Nurmes
Soviet
Russia
Democrats Fail To Link Labor With Government Policy
The article argues the Democratic party has not upheld labor interests in three years. It asserts labor lacks cabinet representation and seats in key agencies, with the administration ignoring labor advice on unemployment, taxation, trade, military expansion, and war peace issues. It frames labor as having no contact with the Democratic leadership.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Ad
New Mexico Drives to War on Cancer Gains Steam
Albuquerque reports a statewide campaign led by the American Society for the Control of Cancer’s women’s field army with state commander Mrs. C. C. Meacham coordinating April events during Cancer Control Month to enlist all residents in the battle against cancer across New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Women’s Field Army of the
American Society For the Control of Cancer
C. C. Meacham
Congress
Roswell to vote Feb 27 on $150000 school bond
Roswell city school board unanimously set a February 27 election to approve a $150000 bond for a school building program. The vote aims to relieve overcrowding after rapid enrollment growth, with past projects totaling 75000 from prior bonds and WPA support adding classrooms, a new library, and equipment.
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Roswell
Missouri Avenue
East Side
Board of Education
Nations At War Don’t Stand On Ceremony
The Associated Press notes public surprise and pain over Britain’s discriminatory treatment of American shipping, mail searches, and protests from Washington. Hull’s note accuses Britain of delaying American ships at Gibraltar, averaging over twelve days, longer than Italian vessels. London’s explanation is given in a page-five summary.
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Associated Press
Britain
Washton
America
John Bull
John
England
Germany
U. S
Hull
Gibraltar
London
Noted Journalist Predicts New German Regime Within Months
Paul Shinkman, the internationally known newspaperman and author touring the United States on lectures, declares there will be a new regime in Germany within eighteen months. He attributes his conclusion to conversations from a recent visit to Germany Austria and Czecho Slovakia.
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Paul Shinkman
America
Germany
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Hereford Breeders Sale Attracts Wide Interest In Hereford Event
Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders Association prepares for its ninth annual sale this Friday afternoon at the fairgrounds bull barn. Auctioneer Earl Gartin will oversee the auction of seventy select young bulls and heifers, touted as stronger than prior years. Cattle consignors include Curtis Hill Roswell Hans Schmidt Roswell A L French Elida Glenn L Williams Artesia N H French Elida W A Anderson Lovington J T Easley Lovington Austin Reeves Elk W E Betts Clovis G F Billings Roswell Bonnell Ranch Glencoe.
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New Mexico
Hereford Breeders Association
Fairgrounds
Earl Gartin
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Curtis Hill
Roswell
Hans Schmidt
A. L. French
Elida
Glenn L. Williams
Artesia
N. H. French
W. A. Anderson
Lovington
J. T. Easley
Austin Reeves
Elk
W. E. Betts
Clovis
G. F. Billings
Bonnell Ranch
Glencoe
Deep Winter Storm Deluges Hit Nation From Coast to Coast
A broad winter system lashes the nation with subzero winds in the Midwest, heavy snow from Georgia to Texas, and blizzard conditions in the Carolinas. Ice jams along the Ohio River back up 30 miles as Southern California endures rain and rare lunar rainbow amid storms. Atlanta reports long cold spell and snow depths up to 20 inches as residents adapt and endure shifting travel and daily life.
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Associated Press
Middle West
North Dakota
Cape Hatteras-Atlantic City
California
Pacific
Delaware
Carolinas
Virginia
Ohio River
Georgia
Texas
Tennessee
Mailing Ballots For C of C Referendum On Projects
The Chamber of Commerce mails ballots to members this afternoon or tomorrow to vote on ten of 29 listed major projects for a three year program. Members must rank choices and return ballots by January 31. The ten top scores will guide priority efforts over the next three years.
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Chamber of Commerce
Honor Roll At Roswell High Lists 41 Students
Roswell High announces the first semester honor roll selected for all A grades. Principal Paul H. Deaton reports seniors including Annie Lee Ream and Milton Stolaroff, juniors Louise Blanchard and Paul Russell, and sophomores such as Evelyn Dawson and Beky Yoder among the named recipients.
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Roswell High School
Paul H. Deaton
Annie Lee Ream
Frances Martin
Milton Stolaroff
Bernice Dunagan
Lorraine Robertson
Stalene Cullen
William Jones
Jane Spencer
Mary Snyder
Bob Samson
Helen Lee Robertson
Kay Johnson
Wilma Browning
Margaret Gessert
George Smith
Beth Hitchcock
Eileen Pritchard
Army Bomber Crash Kills Four In California Storm
Four Army air crewmen died when a Douglas B-18A bomber crashed near March Field California as a storm hindered maneuvers. Two crew escaped by parachute, Lieut Raymond Sumi pilot and Lieut Benjamin Holloway co pilot among the dead. Names include Gerald Wilcox Leonard Riley Cecil Purvis and Frank Carroll. Rescuers labored through rain to recover the bodies high on a mountain hillside.
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March Field
Calif
Cecil C. Purvis
Glennville
Frank Carroll
Hyde Park
Mass
Carroll
Raymond W. Sumi
Nashwauk
Minn
Benjamin G. Holloway
Columbus
Gerald D Wilcox
Bennett
Leonard E. Riley
Wichita Falls
Texas
Weather outlook for four states clouds rain and snow
New Mexico guest reports cloudy with rain turning to snow in mountains tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Colorado forecasts generally fair east and cloudy west with occasional snow flurries tonight and Thursday, colder west and south portions tonight and continued cold Thursday. Arizona shows cloudiness with rain tonight and in the north Thursday with little temperature change. Texas predicts rain in the south and snow in the north tonight and Thursday, with little overall temperature change.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
No Spring Offensive Seen On Western Front Experts Say
Washington report quotes military tacticians who doubt a large earth bound spring attack in the west. Weather won’t break Franco German fortifications and a stalemate may persist. More bomber flights over England France and Germany could occur if air power weakens defenses. Sub zero weather has affected operations in the Soviet front.
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Western Front
Washington
Europe
Germany
Maginot
Siegfried Line
Fiechtine
England
France
Former Gov Dillon's Mother Dies in Encino New Mexico
Mrs Hattie Dillon mother of former governor R C Dick Dillon died after injuries from a fall. She would have been 86 next February 22 funeral set for 3 pm with burial here. She came to New Mexico in 1889 and leaves a sister four sons and two daughters including Tom Ni jon Will Dillon Edward Dillon and Mrs Nick Krannewitter plus Mrs John Stewart who was visiting Trinidad Colorado.
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Encino
N. M
Hattie Dillon
R. C
Dick) Dillon
Dillon
New Mexico
Flora Hutchinson
Raton
Governor Dillon
Tom Ni Jon
Will Dillon
Edward Dillon
Philadelphia
Nick Krannewitter
John Stewart
Trinidad
Colo
Charges Waste In Highway Building
The New Mexico Tax Bulletin reports ongoing study by the State Taxpayers Association into highway department practices. It cites examinations of travel outside New Mexico, equipment purchases, rock asphalt versus bituminous pavement, and oil price comparisons. Memoranda on these topics will be prepared for the governor and department after proposing uniform travel rules to improve economy.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Bulletin
Tenants Look First a Rent Classified Ad Hint
A landlord is urged to place a FOR RENT ad as a small cost to avoid revenue loss from a week’s vacancy. The piece notes a ten word ad costs 41 cents in the Wor Rent section and provides contact numbers for daytime and evening calls.
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