War changes and economic shifts in Mexico and United States
The article notes that wartime effects bring opportunities for foreign investment in Mexico while labor disputes ease. It discusses expected rationing under Leon Henderson and the OPA, reduced American car production affecting Mexico, and rising prices. It also mentions a wartime bill for a women's army auxiliary corps and potential civilian reinforcements.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Leon Henderson
OPA
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
First Child Born to Mr and Mrs Donald West
Thursday morning the couple welcomed their first child. Congratulations and best wishes were extended to the West family.
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Donald West
Irish leader objects to American troops in Northern Ireland
Eamon de Valera protests American troops in Northern Ireland not part of Eire. He argues Irish independence and existence depend on Axis defeat. He contends Britain defeat would lead to Axis occupation of Ireland and end Irish freedom.
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Eamon de Valera
Northern Ireland
Eire
de Valera
Britain
Ireland
House approves historic eighteen billion navy appropriation
The House rapidly passed what is described as the largest single appropriation bill ever, totaling nearly eighteen billion dollars to fund the navy’s supremacy at sea. Only about four hours of debate accompanied the vote, framed as part of a broad national victory program.
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House of Representatives
Roosevelt says US may send six to ten expeditionary forces
President Roosevelt told newsmen the United States could deploy six to ten expeditionary forces abroad and that aid to the southwestern Pacific is being sent as fast as possible. He cited Allied victories and indicated aid to allies would be enormously increased, while avoiding sensitive military specifics.
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Roosevelt
United States
Pacific
Santa Fe Faces War Era Housing and Employment Struggles
Santa Fe and surrounding towns struggle to readjust to wartime conditions as residents depart for defense-related jobs. Over 2,000 have left, leaving hundreds of empty houses and a sharp commercial downturn. Furnished rentals surge while many properties remain vacant or listed for rent. Publicity efforts aim to attract coast country residents to Santa Fe as a housing solution.
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Santa Fe
John DeHuff
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
The
New Mexican
Las
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels for Stomach Ease
Constipation causes acid indigestion bloating dizziness and bad breath. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a stomach friendly remedy to wake up lazy bowels and relieve discomfort. It cites doctors favoring pepsin preparations for gentler effect and urges insisting on the combined product.
Mystery Theft Baffles Philadelphia Police
City detectives face puzzling theft of two burned-out elevator coils weighing 100 pounds each. The coils were taken from a locker near the detective bureau and carried past the bureau door to exit the building, provoking bafflement in the force. In San Quentin, convicts joined a 13 week radio series to publicize rehabilitation with a school of thought and a theme song.
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Philadelphia
Detective Bureau
Bureau
Timely
San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Hagerman News Briefs From Hagerman Area Circles and Visits
Inquiries for more local news are met with writer illness. Friday club met with Mrs. Van Arsdol. guest Mrs. Ramon Welborn spoke on Brazil with pictures and crafts. Other items note Methodist McCleskey altar services. matches of visits to Cottonwood and Roswell. Presbyterian Ladies Aid officers elected. condolences for Mother Carier of Dexter. updates on Mrs. Willis Pardee, Mr. J. E. Wimberly, and Kathleen West’s birth.
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van Arsdol
Latin America
Mason
Betty Mason
McCarthy
Jack Sweatt
Ramon Welborn
Brazil
Brazilians. the Especially Delightful Intimate Details Which Mrs. Welborn
Mmes. Welborn
Sweatt
Cumpsten
Devonport
Losey
E. R
Sam
H. L. McKinstry
Paddock
Hal Ware
A. C. Harter
Robert Conner
McCleskey
George Cowan
Dr. Willoughby
Martha Willoughby
Hazel Hobson
Cottonwood
E. D. O'Bannon
Wilfred McCormick
Roswell
The
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Menaud
Cox
W. E. Utterback
Jim Michelet
H. J. Cumpsten
Mother Carier
Dexter
Willis Pardee
el Paso
J. E. Wimberly
Wimberly
Floyd Childress
J. T. West
Paul's Valley
Oklahoma
Kathleen West
Baptist Pastors Name Dulaney Secy
The Rev. J. T. Barbee of Clovis was elected president of the New Mexico Baptist pastors conference at the end of a three day meeting. The Rev. B. N. Shepherd of Hobbs was named vice president, and Rev. A. A. DuLaney of Roswell secretary treasurer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. T. Barbee
Clovis
New Mexico
B. N. Shepherd
Hobbs
A. A. DuLaney
Roswell
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Military Committee
Firestone
West Side
2Nd Peoples Independent
Cosdon Gas and Oil
Roswell Typewriter Co
Hill Plumbing Co
Roswell Plumbing & Heating
Hoffman & Clem
F. R. Stone
Elec
Acety
Palace Mckh
7Th Street Steam Laundry
West First Street
West
Dad
White Elephant
Will Robinson
Vegas. Raton
Gallup
DeHuff
Hagerman News
Mr. McCormick
Denver
C. S
Belle Bennett Circle
Pecos Valley
Roswell Drug
M. L. Norton
Norton
Eastern New Mexico
Breeder’s Association
Roswell, N. M
Sale
Earl Gartin
Mason King
Amarillo Globe News
O. R. Peterson
Cattleman
Charlie Gartin
Rushville
Indiana
G. L. Boykin
New Mexico Extension Service
John Easley
Lovington
Joe James
Tatum H. J. Burns
Austin Reeves
Hope
Leon Schumpert
Portales
E. F. Butler
R. A. Boyd
Carlsbad
D. L. Newsom
Hagerman
W. A. Anderson
L. O. Hudson
Melrose
Chamberlains
Johnson
Alka Seltzer
Valentine
Platt
Gillette Blue Blades
Montag's
Balm
S.T
N. Main St
Dulaney Secy
Wrisley’s
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