Aliens Filtering Across The Border Into New Mexico
In New Mexico, aliens age 21 to 36 who entered the U. S. since Oct 16, 1940 and have not registered must appear before local boards on July 1 to register. The notice, from Brig. Gen. Charlton, applies to all nationals and carries penalties for nonregistration. War hours also begin, with workers in the martial beehive from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Will Robinson
Santa FE
New Mexico
Selective Service
Oldexico
Border Patrol
R. C. Charlton
United States
Nariton
Charlton
Regulation tightens control of Adjutant General vehicles
A new regulation imposes strict oversight on all motor vehicles owned by the Adjutant General's department. Cars are to be stored at the reconstructed cavalry sheds and managed by a single officer responsible for servicing, repairs, mileage, and expenses. Personal use is forbidden, and rapid access in emergencies is stressed. Lay readers are urged to see the logic of the measure.
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Adjutant General’s Department
Pecos Valley
Merritt
Hobbs Defender and wartime notices from New Mexico town
A scanned selection notes The Hobbs Defender a tiny mimeograph from Hobbs New Mexico includes Selective Service and Aircraft Warning Service material plus local humor and community life notes. It mentions Legion convention plans at Ruidoso the State Guard and Defense Council and lists various local residents movements and small mishaps. The item also records corrections about names and places and reports on a five year old’s injuries and other health issues.
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Hobbs
A. E. Neudauer
Selective Service
Aircraft Warning Service
State Council of National Defense
The
Selective Service and
Adjutant General
American Legion
Ruidoso
Charlton
Me. Ls. Safford
Bill Powell
State Guard
Buck Macy
Tuscarora Indians Never Made Peace With The Germans
The Tuscarora nation, unique among Iroquois, never ratified peace with Germany after World War I due to a clan grandmother of the White Bear line delaying sanction. Ethnologist Erl A. Bates explains a Tuscarora council tradition, noting two Bear clans and the adoption of two white foundlings who became the White Bear lineage. A descendant of those girls opposed ending the war.
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Lewiston
N. Y
Special
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Erl A. Bates
Cornell University
Six Nations Council
Henry Hudson
Carolinas
Pennsylvania
Cabinet Job Prospect Links Biddle to Attorney General
Francis Biddle the U S solicitor general is named among potential candidates for the post of attorney general, a vacancy created by Robert Jackson’s elevation to the Supreme Court. The report highlights Biddle as a prominent contender along with other possible choices.
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Francis Biddle
U. S
Robert Jackson
U. S. Supreme Court
New Chapel at Fort Stanton Opened in Albuquerqu e Tone
The new Sacred Heart Catholic Chapel at Fort Stanton was formally opened with Mass by Rev. Jules H. Molinie. The stone building with a red tile roof replaces the old chapel and serves Marine Hospital patients and staff in Albuquerque. Father Molinie, a veteran New Mexico missionary priest, has long served Willard area parishes.
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Jules H. Molinie
U. S. Marine Hospital
Lembke Construction Company
Albuquerque
Father Molinie
New Mexico
Willard
Ruidoso Prepares to Host State Legion Convention
Ruidoso announces plans to entertain the state American Legion convention on June 19 to 21 at Navajo Lodge with multiple committees led by McElhaney and Oliver. Homer L Chaillaux and D A Bryce slated as principal speakers. Governor Miles and Adjutant General Charlton also among those with reservations.
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Ruidoso
McElhaney
Stewart Oliver
Jim Travis
S. S. Baker
Lowell Morgan
Legion
Chase
Kirk
Wilfred McCormick
Seele
Auxiliary
Mr. Grant
Bill Hart
George Seele
O. W. McElhaney
Charles Sutton
Earnest Blood
McCormick
Bed Sheff
Farrus
Hamilton, Webb and Hunter
Navajo Lodge
Homer L. Chaillaux
National Americanism Commission
The
American Legion
D. A. Bryce
el Paso
Miles
Charlton
Irene Rich Learns Bees Have Stings
Hollywood star Irene Rich pursued beekeeping as a hobby and learned the hard way when her hives proved stingy. She attempted to work the hives with a hammer after forgetting to light a smoker, suffering painful lessons from the bees.
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Irene Rich
Hollywood
Lions Kiwanis Elks urge five anti subversive laws
Editor praises local clubs for recommending five new laws to punish subversive activities. The piece urges Congress to pass espionage sabotage and unpreparedness statutes, warning that inaction would betray public safety. It also notes supportive quotes from the clubs and urges continued advocacy. A small ad promotes ice cream and steam at a Roswell establishment.
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Daily Record
Lions
Kiwanis and
Elks Clubs
New Mexico
Congress
United States
Beekeeper’s Miss Rich Sees Illness After Repeated Warnings
Miss Rich faced a day in bed with a 102 degree fever after 30 reminders of carelessness about bees. The episode illustrates how frequent admonitions can accompany risky handling of stinging insects.
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Miss Rich
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Adlerika
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Eastern New Mexico College
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Malden
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State Legion Convention
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Ada Thomson
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