Vast Cost Second Year Program of National Defense
The second year of national defense may cost between 10 and 20 billion dollars. Officials foresee doubling production with large gains in ships planes tanks and weapons. Amid strikes and supply limits, authorities plan big city drills and expanded lend lease orders to sustain a 2,000,000 man army and two ocean navy.
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Washington
Special News Service
National Defense
Roosevelt
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Sidney Hillman
OPM
Knudsen
White House
Leon Henderson
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Army
Navy
Rehabilitation Plan For Carlsbad Receives Approval
Will Robinson in Santa Fe reports a first outline for Carlsbad flood area rehabilitation gains broad support. The plan calls for removing the entire shanty population to higher ground and aiding new housing. Mullis bill allows condemnation and taxes over twenty mills, with state and municipal action possible.
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Santa FE
Carlsbad
Mullis
Roswell
Hondo
Adlerika remedy ad blitz from Pecos Valley stores
An old ad note promotes Adlerika for indigestion and bloating. It lists Roswell Drug Co Pecos Valley Drug Co Ow Drug Co and Dexter by Wilcox Drug as suppliers. The blurb targets families and mentions a large group taking Adlerika when needed.
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W. N.iowa
Roswell Drug Co
Pecos Valley Drug Co
Ow! Drug Co
Dexter
Wilcox Drug
Harris Miller Dies in New Mexico Ranch Community
Harris Miller 67, a widely known Catron county rancher and member of a pioneer Springerville, Arizona family, died Saturday night in Albuquerque after a long life in the Southwest.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Harris Miller
Catron County
Springerville, Ariz
New Mexico Farmers Back Federal Wheat Quotas in Referendum
Wheat quotas drew strong support in New Mexico with a landslide 16 to 1 ratio. A statewide tally from 26 counties showed 1,276 for and 77 against in Saturday's nationwide referendum. Phone your classified to No. 11.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
No. 11
I A Markus to Open Shoe Store Here
I A Markus plans to open a shoe store at the southeast corner of Main and Second Streets, with stock arriving and Peters Shoes as exclusive agent, plus Joalene shoes for women. He moved from Santa Rosa after nine years in business and will operate with his family nearby at 210 E Bland. Weather notes forecast partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms across the region, temperatures near normal to rising.
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Maury Maverick
San Antonio
C. K. Quin
Maverick
New Mexico
Texas
Santa Fe
Quin
Bexar County
O’daniel
Chantry
Odaniel
Morris Shepherd
Markus Shoes
Main
Second Streets
I. A. Markus
Sat
Markus
Santa Rosa
Roswell
Peters
M. Berger
E. Bland
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