Wounded in Draft Evasion Shootout at Pontiac Farm
Four people, including two police, were wounded in Pontiac Illinois when agents served a federal war warrant on Raymond Hisele 22 for draft registration. Eisele and his father allegedly attacked with jackknives trapping officers who then opened fire. Eisele later said he would enlist only when war begins.
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Pontiac
Ill
Raymond Hisele
Don Morrison
Eisele
Robert Jones
Possible Supreme Court vacancy eyed by Jackson or Byrnes
Rumor ties a forthcoming McReynolds resignation on February 1 to a potential appointment. Names mentioned include U.S. Attorney General Robert Jackson and Senator James Byrnes of South Carolina as leading contenders for the post on the U.S. Supreme Court bench.
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James C. McReynolds
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
U. S
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Arizona-Texas league weighs six club plan
A-T Baseball in Phoenix faces decision on expanding from four to six clubs after directors meeting. Chihuahua City is the only site with money on the line, while Mesa and Phoenix show interest in a deal. Current members are El Paso Albuquerque Bisbee and Tucson. Season opens April 17. In senior Class B skiing, Jack Wilkins of Las Vegas led downhill and placed third in slalom with teammate Charles Thompson of Taos second. Gale Martin of Albuquerque won the women's slalom.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona-Texas Baseball League
R. E. Sours
Chihuahua City
el Paso
Mesa
Albuquerque
Bisbee
Tucson
Jack Wilkins
Las Vegas
Morton Dismukes
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wilkins
Charles Thompson
Taos
Gale Martin
Agua Piedra Ski Club Triumphs In Sandia Meet
In Albuquerque on January 27 the Agua Piedra Ski Club of Taos and Las Vegas edged to victory in the southern Rocky Mountain Ski Association meet on the Sandias with Albuquerque finishing second and Santa Fe third.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Agua Piedra Ski Club
Taos
Las Vegas
Southern Rocky Mountain Ski Association
Sandias
Albuquerqque
Santa Fe
Final Infantile Paralysis Drive Ends Jan 30
New York reports four days left in the 1941 Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign led by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Volunteers intensify efforts on President's Birthday events January 30 to raise funds and aid 10,000 new victims in 1940. Campaigns like March of Dimes and Mile-O-Dimes push toward a record total as Keith Morgan urges every person to contribute.
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New York
National Foundation For
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Wisner
Warm Springs
Keith Morgan
Delightful Meeting of Dexter Extension Club
Mrs Jarnagin hosted the Dexter Home Extension Club in a one oclock covered dish luncheon followed by Miss Pauline Cowan’s clothing and colors demonstration. Attendees included Mrs Viola Parks Mrs Ben Bailey Mrs Harris Jarnagin Hagerman and many others. Bill Adams left for Chicago to study electric engineering and David Adams, previously ill with a hand infection in Silver City, is improving and returning to Teachers College there.
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Jarnagin
Histess
Pauline Cowan
Viola Parks
Ben Bailey
Harris Jarnagin
Hagerman
Jack Spruill
John Starling
T. M. Harris
Mack Sharp
Ed Bunch
L. C. Green
Alfred Green
Florence Bell
Ismer Ray
Mary E. Marshall
Amanda Luckey
Des Moines
N. M
A. F. Carter
Anna Krukenmier
Earl Latimer
J. F. Bible
H. C. Garrison
Mary F. Thompson
Ben Simpson
Claude Willard
Mary Bible
George Sterrett
Prentice Mills
John Bailey
W. C. Adams
H. Henderson
Lloyd McNabb
Bill Adams
Chicago
David Adams
Silver City
Teachers College
J. R. Stanley
Mary Thompson
Pollard
A. D. Rowden
J. E. Coleman
Rutledge
P. E. Jarnagin
E. Bible
Bill Pilley
Minnie Campbell
Chet Long
Phoenix
Arizona
Dexter
Phyllis Marshall
Carlsbad
H. Durand
Raymond Durand
George Raymond
George Wilcox
el Paso
Edwin
Ted Best
California
Betty L. Best
E. J. Hubbard
Dexter Contract Club
Dexter High School
Woman’s Club
Hal Bogle
New
Creomulsion Ad Credits Daily Record Advertising
The Creomulsion company claims steady Daily Record advertising has boosted sales in the area. The remedy, described as a potent antibiotic treatment for stubborn coughs chest colds and bronchitis, is said to be endorsed by thousands of doctors and druggists nationwide and sold with a guarantee at all drug stores.
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Fairgrounds
Earl Garten
Mason, King
Amarillo
Creomulsion Company
Daily Record
Eat More Lamb Week Proclaimed By New Mexico Wool Growers
The week of February 3 is proclaimed Eat More Lamb Week by the New Mexico Wool Growers Association. The text stresses lamb as a nutritious protein, outlines popular cuts and cooking tips, discusses the fell on lamb carcasses, and explains how cooking temperature affects tenderness and moisture.
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New Mexico
Assa
Dorothy Y. Hanny
Taos County Faces Losses Amid Consolidation Fears
The article discusses reforms and shifting valuations in New Mexico counties, noting Taos county’s long standing assessment problems and the possible transfer of Moreno valley to Taos as a counterbalance to losses from Denver and Rio Grande properties. Colfax county is expected to resist any territorial transfer.
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Taos County
Denver & Rio Grande
Moreno Valley
Taos
Colfax County
Little Wagner Act Faces Heavy Opposition in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports strong statewide pushback against the Little Wagner Act introduced by Representatives Lorenzo and Tomich. Critics label the measures radical and costly, with an excise tax proposal on canned fuels seen as burdensome to consumers and industry alike, risking higher living costs. Industry allies resist, fearing added strain on oil and gas sectors.
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Santa FE
Lorenzo and
Tomich
New Mexico
Tillotson Heads State Employes
ALBUQUERQUE NM Jan 27 The State Federation of Federal Employes elected M R Tillotson of Santa Fe regional park service director to succeed E Ss French of Albuquerque at the annual meeting held yesterday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
State Federation of Federal Employes
M. R. Tillotson
Santa Fe
Park Service
E. Ss. French
Objections Rise to Taos County Division Plan
The text notes Moreno Valley objections and threats to delay Taos County’s division finish. A bill may be introduced to address the issue and possibly aid Catron and Harding divisions, with calls to abolish all small counties instead of piecemeal measures.
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Moreno Valley
Taos County
Catron
Harding
Statewide push to expand Spanish in schools faces cost resistance
A strong bloc favors extending Spanish instruction, likely stiffening high school offerings. Lawmakers back the principle, but State Superintendent Grace Corrigan warns it would disrupt current setups and raise costs. Resistance expected this session, though west of the mountains may show strong support. Some sun belt schools already operate largely in Spanish when officials are absent.
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Grace Corrigan
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senators lament Jim Murray on oil legislation
A weekend senate exchange notes the absence of Jim Murray, whose knowledge on oil and oil products legislation was described as covering practically everything. The remark emphasizes his extensive information and the gap left by his absence.
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Senate
Jim Murray
Income Tax DONT'S Dont prepare your return without reading
Guidance from tax instructions urges careful study before filling forms. Create a worksheet and verify with instructions, then assemble data promptly. Do not destroy source records and avoid overlooking any item or schedule on the form.
To Award Contracts For Sea Air Bases
Washington, Jan 25 The army and navy expect to award contracts within days for eight naval military and air bases across twenty sites on British islands and territories in the western hemisphere. Construction to start immediately at nearly all bases is under negotiation and work will begin as contracts are signed and equipment shipped. Surveying and preliminary engineering for runways docks stores and fuel storage have been completed or are underway.
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Washington
Army
Navy
British Islands
Hemisphere
Tax return guidance fills critical audit details
The text urges taxpayers to provide complete explanations and all information essential for calculating income tax, warning that omitting details can lead to problems. It stresses careful preparation to save time and avoid extra expense for both the taxpayer and government.
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