Trouble Between Nazis and Reds The 13 That Boy Always Hunts For
A Hendersonville feature riffs on Bert A. Boyd who obsessively seeks 13s in life from his apartment and mail to his laundry tag. The column then shifts to wartime British Soviet relations, Cripps’ Moscow trip, and a postwar view of Stalin, Hitler, and Ukraine bread supply amid reports of Soviet aid and looming tensions.
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German Demands and Moscow Rivalry Shape British Policy
Reports indicate Berlin and Moscow tensions may trigger a British nerve war to pressure the USSR into closer wartime cooperation with Britain and the United States. Sir Stafford flew from Moscow to London to report to Britain’s government on German demands under study in Moscow. The Times editorial hints at a possible turning point in German Soviet relations and notes a bluffing duel as both sides seek to avoid war while maximizing gains.
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Four family members killed in highway crash near Elkins
The McGuire family of four aboard a car collided with a truck seven miles north of High Lonesome and five miles south of Elkins. Officers noted the car crossed the center line, the engine detached and caused the rollover, pinning Mr McGuire under the wheel while others were ejected. The boy survived initially but was mortally injured and taken to St Mary's hospital with the truck driver. J A Sims reported the crash to authorities who dispatched two Talmage ambulances carrying the deceased and injured.
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Open Boat Survivors Recall 18 Days at Sea
In a tale of endurance two sailors describe 18 days adrift in a tropical sun after their lifeboat separated from the crew. They recount nights of despair and the relief of sighting land and the Ozorio where food and kindness awaited.
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Convention plans take shape for New Mexico Legion in Ruidoso
RUIDOSO N M June 13 Government Miles and Adjutant General Chariton have been asked to attend the annual New Mexico American Legion convention in Ruidoso June 19 21 entertainment plans are forming rapidly for the event with officials expressing interest in participation by Governor Miles and Adjutant General Chariton.
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Home Grown Head Lettuce Sweet and Tender
Andersons Gardens advertises head lettuce praised for sweetness and tenderness, highlighting home-grown produce.
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German Demands on Russia and British Desire Spotlighted
Brief note highlights alleged German demands on Russia and Britain’s push to draw the crisis into prominence. Phone your classified to No. 11.
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Senate Seizure Debate Moves Through The House
The Senate Seizure story notes policy declarations backing collective bargaining and condemning strikes or lockouts without mediation. The House committee weighs the Connally plan alongside Rep Harness’s measure, which would empower police to reopen a struck plant but excludes federal seizure or operation.
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Eastern New Mexico college president search narrows
Portales New Mexico reports that several people from an eastern college circle showed interest in the presidency vacated by Donald W. MacKay. Regent chairman C M Compton declined to name candidates while Dr H L Kent, former State College president and Texas Tech assistant to the president, said he did not wish to be considered.
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New Mexico Defense Training Funds Update
The defense training program allocations totaled 40,063 for New Mexico from May 16 to May 31, issued by the Office of Education of the Federal Security Agency. The national defense program expenditures now reach 12,683,759 nationwide for all services and construction under the program since last July 1.
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National unemployment figures show declines in April
The social security board reported New Mexico unemployment compensation benefits paid in April totaled 91116, a 10.2 percent drop from March. Texas payments in April were 528572, down six percent, while other states showed varying trends.
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