Germans Reach CCC Camp In New Mexico Mountains
Captain William Daehne and 37 crew members of the scuttled German liner Columbus arrive at a CCC camp near Fort Stanton New Mexico to establish housing for the crew with plans to bring the rest in two to three weeks. The group will refurbish the site and fence grounds for a mile walking area.
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Columbus
New Mexico Mountains
Raehne
Angel Island
San Francisco Bay
Atlantic
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Marine Veterans Hospital
N. D. Collaer
el Paso
T. W. Linnencohl
Alamogordo
Border Patrol
Carrizoto
Carrizozo
Billy the Kid
Lincoln County
Hard Time For Salary Grab Bill In New Mexico
In Santa Fe on January 30 the salary grab bill faced tough prospects in the House after noon. It is not an administration measure and is likely to be vetoed by Governor Miles if it passes. The proposal boosts pay for officials including Governor by 10000, Secretary of State to 5000, Auditor to 5000, Treasurer to 36000, Attorney General to 7000, and Land Commissioner to 7000, with no emergency clause.
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Santa FE
Miles
Ats
Eee
Buick car sales rise in early January data
Domestic Buick retail deliveries in the first 10 days of January totaled 6741 units, rising 19.3 percent from a year earlier. New orders exceeded deliveries by about 500 units and were 112 percent higher than last year. Used car sales also climbed, with Buick dealers moving 13500 units versus 9400 a year ago, and used car stocks near 35 days.
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Flint
Mich
Buick
W. F. Hufstader
Hufstader
Anderson's Celery Ad Offers Home Grown Produce
Classified notice urges readers to phone No 11 for ordering Anderson's home grown celery with a November 28 deadline and contact details.
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Anderson
Hard Times Hit Cabezon After Drought and Erosion
Hard times have come to Cabezon, New Mexico, as drought and range erosion sap land fertility. B. P. Hovey of Bernalillo reports families so destitute that children go shoeless with rags on their feet. Lack of federal employment or aid worsens the hardship.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cabezon
Army draft rejections high among youths in Kansas City
Brig. Gen. E L Gruber told Westminster Church Men's Club that half of youths examined for service since conscription were rejected on physical grounds. He warned that American soldiers have been living too soft a life, urging tougher standards from Fort Leavenworth.
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Kansas City
E. L. Gruber
Westminster Congregational Church
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Hope to Salvage Wrecked Transport Ketchikan Alaska
Salvage prospects for the grounded U S army transport Kiichak await assessment after 23 passengers and 24 crew members arrived in Ketchikan. Three sailors died in the wreck at Sisters Rocks off the British Columbia coast. Coast Guard reports describe damage as extensive, making salvage a major operation.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
U. S. Coast Guard
Sisters Rocks
British Columbia
Editor Edoward Gallagher, Lowell Sun, dies at 84
Edoward J. Gallagher longtime Lowell Sun editor for 43 years until 1933 died at his home after a week of illness. He served the paper from the early 1900s and left the post during the Great Depression era. Local reporters received a typewritten obituary for reference.
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Lowell
Mass
Edoward J. Gallagher
The
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