Tingley enters race for New Mexico governor in 1942
Former Governor Clyde Tingley announced his Democratic bid for governor, filing petitions with about 47 000 signatures. He addressed a Rio Grande Park picnic in Albuquerque pledging economy and continuity, and said he would seek the Sept 14 primary against incumbent John E Miles. He backed Roosevelt and criticized the present administration notably targeting Gail S Carter.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
John E. Miles
Rep
J. J. Dempsey
Dennis Chavez
U. S. Senate
Tingley
Secretary of State
Santa Fe
Leo Baca
Rio Grande Park
Miles
Baca
Roosevelt
Gail S. Carter
Franco Warns Britain Over Gibraltar Claim
Generalissimo Francisco Franco warns Britain that Spain intends to reclaim Gibraltar. The Rock, a strategic fortress at the entrance to the Mediterranean, was annexed in 1502 but seized by Britain and the Dutch in 1704.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Britain
Gibraltar
The
Mediterranean Sea
Hitler’s Plan for Enslaved Europe Triggers British Rally
A report notes Adolf Hitler’s intent to subjugate Europe provokes Britain to mobilize. Readers are directed to turn to page five for full coverage of the plan and its likely repercussions.
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Hitler
Europe
Third aviation school session to be held tonight
The Civil Aeronautics Authority aviation course resumes tonight at 7 at the Junior High School. It targets men and women who have not enrolled, with classes Monday through Friday evenings. Government scholarships worth 325 dollars, five in total, will be awarded to a competitive group of 25 to 49, with flight training of at least 35 hours. Ground training costs ten dollars for nonscholarship students, open to all adults 18 to 26 on July 1.
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C. A. A. Aviation School
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Barnett
Civil Aeronautics Authority
German Bombers Sink Ship Under Panama Registry
London reports a 1,282 ton Frossoula, Panama registry, sunk by German aircraft on July 15, 258 miles northwest of Cape Finisterre in very bad weather. Eighteen crew escaped in two boats. three survivors reached a British port after four days. Survivors include a Portuguese chief officer, a Greek second engineer, and a Greek seaman.
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London
Germany
Frossoula
Panama
Cape Finisterre
Spain
Barcelona
Heat Wave Claims Lives Across U S In July Toll
Chicago reports a three day heat wave killing 21 and drowning 94 others at resorts and rivers across 23 states. Needles and Yuma in California and Arizona towns Phoenix Kingman Tucson reach 110 to 105 degrees as upper New England escapes.
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Chicago
New England
Great Lakes
Middle West
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Needles
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Arizona
Phoenix
Kingman
Tucson
Roswell Girl Struck by Auto Near Lake Arthur
Patsy Guebera a 12 year old Roswell girl suffered a broken arm and deep leg gash when struck by a Denton Texas driven car two miles north of Lake Arthur around six Saturday night The girl was taken to Artesia hospital by state police Capt Jackson who arrived soon after The Hinkles car swerved to miss the child but could not avoid the impact The girl lives at 109 East Tilden.
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Patsy Guebera
Roswell
Lake Arthur
Artesia Hospital
Capt. Jackson
G. W. Hinkle
Denton
Texas
Hinkle
Jackson
Congress Resumes Work On Bills For National Defense
Congress returns from recess to tackle defense related bills and hearings. House and Senate committees plan hearings on President Roosevelt's request for 4.8 billion dollars more for defense and the larger 15 billion dollar defense outlay. Chairman Woodrum expects debate in two weeks. Military training measures resume hearings this week.
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Washington
National Defense
Capitol
Congress
Senate
House
Chicago
Woodrum
D-Va
Roosevelt
Knox
Navy Department
War Department
National Defense Commission
Hogan Leads Golfers In Money Race After Chicago Open
Chicago July 22 Texan Ben Hogan leading this year’s money list after tying for second in the Chicago Open with Johnny Revolta. Dick Metz won the $1,500 first prize with a 278 total, Hogan’s earnings climb to $8,768, while Jim Demaret drops to second with $8,477. Metz posted rounds 68 71 69 70. Revolta and Hogan finished 279. Ferrier and Gulda toed 280 and 275 respectively.
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Chicago
Little Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Hogan
Johnny Revolta
Dick Metz
Oak Park
Ill
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Revolta
Jim” Demaret
Metz
Jim Ferrier
Australia
Ralph Guldahl
Roosevelt blamed for British war stance in German press
Berlin reports that the Frankfurter Zeitung editor brands President Roosevelt as largely responsible for Britain’s hard line. The radio dispatch says the paper blames Roosevelt for lingering illusions about foreign reactions to Hitler's speech while noting most of the world understood the reasons behind the appeal.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Frankfurter Zeitung
Radio
England
Fuehrer
Fuehrer To Make This Last and Stirring Appeal.’ x x x “Roosevelt
Republicans Open New Mex State Meeting
Manuel Otero of Albuquerque said he would not seek the governorship, declaring decisive terms at a Las Vegas infougnal platform meeting. The move shifts Maurice Miera, former Progressive leader, into a leading potential candidate role for the Republican state convention.
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Las Vegas
Manuel Otero
Albuquerque
Otero
Maurice Miera
Four Comebacks In Texas Primaries
In Texas Democrats weigh comeback bids by four former representatives and the 12 man race to succeed Marvin Jones of Amarillo. Front runners include Joe H Eagle of Houston O H Cross of Waco W D McFarlane of Graham and Thomas L Blanton of Albany. Blanton stands out as a defiant speaker with a noted past as watchdog of the treasury.
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Austin
Tex
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Texas
Joe H. Eagle
Houston
O. H. Cross
Waco
W. D. McFarlane
Graham
Thomas L. Blanton
Albany
Townsend
Martin
W. F. Hill
Port Arthur
Linotype
James L. Latimer
Blanton
Washington
Treasury
Gressett Dies Suddenly in Wichita Falls
Will Abner Gressett of Wichita Falls Texas died suddenly of a heart attack at his brother Farrell Gressett’s home 212 East McGaffey Sunday morning after a mountain trip and lawn work. Born March 19 1884 in Ballenger he leaves two children and several relatives. body sent to Ballenger for funeral with Ballard Funeral Home in charge.
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Will Abner Gressett
Wichita Falls
Texas
Farrell Gressett
East McGaffey
Ballenger
Willie Mae
Billie Gressett
Etta Mae Gressett
Ballard Funeral Home
Sheriff Returns Two Men To Roswell
Sheriff Frank Young brought two men to face charges in Roswell. W C Childress of Jackson Wyoming pleaded guilty to taking a mortgaged car without consent and not guilty to forgery. held on the mortgaged car charge under 500 dollars and awaits a preliminary hearing with 11 000 dollars bond. Louis Sarten of Lovelock Nevada pleaded guilty to forgery and was held for district court under 1000 dollars bond.
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Frank Young
Roswell
W. C. Childress
Jackson
Wyoming
Louis Sarten
Lovelock
Nevada
Childress
Pat O'Neill
J. P
Sarten
Police Court Fines for Drunk Driving and Theft
In police court Felipe Gamboa fined 150 dollars for drunk driving and Pedro Garza fined 50 dollars for accompanying a drunk driver. Earl Hilliard sentenced to 30 days in jail for petty theft. A. R. Eastwood fined 10 dollars for drunkenness.
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Felipe Gamboa
Pedro Garza
Earl Hilliard
A. R. Eastwood
Judge McGhee Sits in Silver City in For Hay
Judge McGhee is in Silver City presiding for Judge Hay and will return tomorrow night. An automobile rolled over 41 miles east of Roswell Sunday afternoon. no serious injuries. Passengers named Martin from Houston Texas.
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McGhee
Silver City
Judge Hay
Roswell
Martin
Houston
Texas
United States Urges Joint Trusteeship to Halt European Transfers
Havana July 22 The United States proposed a hemisphere wide trusteeship to block European colonial transfers and to safeguard the economy. Secretary Cordell Hull outlined US aims at the American foreign ministers meeting, urging decisive action against subversive activities and any modification of European holdings in the Western Hemisphere.
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London
Lord Halifax
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Hitler
Reichstag
Halifax
Europe
Germany
Britain
British Commonwealth
Wide Atlantic
United States
Havana
New World
Cordell Hull
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Hull
Democrats To Aid Willkie In His Battle
Colorado Springs dispatch reports John W. Hanes and Lewis Douglas both ex-New Deal officials offering to work for Wendell L. Willkie. They urge Democratic independents to support Willkie for loyalty to country over party, also signed by Roberta Campbell Lawson and joined by Alan Valentine of Rochester University.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
John W. Hanes
Lewis Douglas
Wendell L. Willkie
Douglas Willkie
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Lawson
Hanes
Alan Valentine
Rochester University
Douglas
Treasury
Tulsa
Okla
Federated Women’s Club of America
Fred J. Lusk Dies in California After Illness
Roswell telegrams report Fred J. Lusk died Sunday in Los Angeles following a months long illness. Lusk once lived in Roswell and worked at the Roswell Laundry before moving to California about twenty five years ago. He was brother in law to Mrs I W Woolsey and is survived by a married son and daughter in California and two younger unmarried children at home.
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Fred J. Lusk
Los Angeles
Roswell
Mr. Lusk
California
I. W. Woolsey
Bombed enemy supply ship and raids reported off Danish coast
The air ministry announced that a 14,000-ton enemy supply ship was bombed off the Danish coast yesterday. German military objectives in Germany and Holland were bombed, a German raider hit the balloon barrage cable in England and was destroyed. Four German aircraft were destroyed in yesterday's air battles over Britain, with two British fighters lost.
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Associated Press
Lord Halifax
Adolf Hitler
England
Berlin
Britain
Churchill
Hitler
House of Commons
High Command
English Channel
Royal Air Force
Germany
Midlands
Scotland
Brazen
Fuehrer
London
Air Ministry
Holland
Free French airmen join RAF night raid on Germany
London dispatch reports General Charles De Gaulle’s headquarters stating that airmen of the free French Legion participated in last night’s Royal Air Force operations over Germany. It notes strong ground defenses but says the targets were attacked with success and important results observed, with all airmen returning safely.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
Free French Legion
Royal Air Force
Germany
Yes Sir It Pays Armold Transfer Advertises in Record Classified
Raymond Armold of Armold Transfer praises Record Classified for daily recall and business success. He credits the section with making Armold Transfer a familiar name and a trusted choice for transfers.
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Raymond Armold
Armold Transfer Company
Armold Transfer
Armold
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