Second Period of Methodist Assembly Opens Monday
The New Mexico Conference Methodist Assembly's second period for intermediates ages 12 to 15 opens Monday at the Sacramento mountains assembly grounds in Sacramento NM. An attendance of 200 is expected from New Mexico and West Texas churches with Rev Roland T Schaefer and Mrs Thomas Brabham teaching.
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New Mexico Conference Methodist Assembly
Sacramento Mountains
Sacramento
N. M
New Mexico
West Texas
Roland T. Schaefer
Trinity Methodist Church of
First Methodist Church
Patsy Brabham
Dan Marsh
Marilyn Blea
H. D. Danenburg
Young People’s Assembly
James Robertson
Carlsbad
New Mexico Conference
Texas
Ruth Reeder
Pecos
Berta Fite
Las Cruces
Harry Flickinger
Alpine
Neil Sachse
Tucumcari
J. . L. McAllister
Silver City
New Mexico Military Exercise Adds Rear Guard to Roswell Scene
In a staged defense near Roswell, Blue forces simulate delaying a Red attack advancing west of town toward U S 380. The rear guard, led by Col. J D Atwood, includes the 410th Infantry and 1st battalion 382nd Field Artillery among others. Roswell reservists and several officers from Albuquerque participate in the drill with Major Harold R. Booth overseeing operations.
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Roswell
Pecos River
U. S. Highway 380
382Nd Field Artillery
901St Cavalry
Air Service
J. D. Atwood
Harold R. Booth
Albuquerque Military District
Ralph D. Hoover
Albuquerque
William R. Long
B. B. Armstrong
Ervin J. Levers
Eng
John McClure
B. C. Mossman
John A. Mehlshop
Reed H. Schuler
Harry Witt
J. M. H. Callender
Jag
A. R. Boellner
P. H. Ingalls
Leslie J. Byron
St Slaughter
Eng. Glorieta
Denton E. Sprague
Clovis
D. B. Stone
Portales
Alfred W. Stone
Dexter
Howard F. Leslie
Deming
Doak Bird
Elida
John P. Jones
Carrizozo
Roy G. Holbert
Alamogordo
Marko Perovich
Tularosa
Roy Leslie Farmer
Wiley W. Carr
Dan W. King
Fred Feasel
Air
Bombing and ground actions reported across Middle East and Africa
Allied communiques describe Damascus sector counterattacks and British bombing of enemy motor transport near Damascus while fleet air arm aircraft raid Beirut harbor and target a submarine at Beirut. In Africa British forces push Italian troops across the Dawa or Dadessa river in Ethiopia with heavy losses. Ethiopians in Jimma area looting gasoline and vehicles amid Libya Tobruk dust. RAF Maryland aircraft blow Savoia 79s at Musurata air drome with three shot fires. Benghazi raid and ongoing air support from South African and RAF for ground troops. all aircraft returned safely.
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Damascus
Fleet Air Arm
Beirut
Africa
Dadessa
Ethiopia
London
Jimma
Tobruk
Libya
RAF
Maryland
Musurata
Benghazi
South African Air Force
U.S. Moves to Close Italian Consulates Amid Alien Rule
White House secretary Stephen T. Early outlined a swift action to curb espionage and subversive activity by aliens and possible German influence. The measure targets 49 Italian consulates and 105 Italian officials while authorities push to close German and Italian posts and protect key nationals.
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White House
Stephen T. Early
U.S
Great Britain
Reich
Roosevelt
American Legion convention outlined by Chaillaux
Homer L Chaillaux national Americanism director urged Legion and Auxiliary delegates at Milwaukee to make America strong. Gov John Miles spoke briefly as the event planned a banquet parade with a Fort Bliss artillery unit and anti aircraft detectors display. Chaillaux pressed duty to awaken American citizenship and foster love of country, aiming to build the best armed forces.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Homer L. Chaillaux
National Americanism
Legion
America
Chaillaux
John Miles
Fort Bliss
Coast Artillery
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Corps
Committee Formed After Santa Fe Trip On Local Costs Study
Mr Larson left for Santa Fe as a committee was named to review a county taxpayers report. The panel will edit the report after identifying errors, aiming for cooperation with county officers. The study, by the Taxpayers Association of New Mexico, surveys local governmental costs with broader applicability to other counties.
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Larson
Santa Fe
Moore
Cecil Bonney
County Taxpayers’ Association
Dexter
Bonney
Chaves
Taxpayers’ Association
Taxpayers’ Association of
New Mexico
Rupert Asplund
State Taxpayers’ Association
McCune
State Cut In WPA To Make It Tough
SANTA FE New Mexico, June 21 The state Works Projects Administration is preparing a list of projects to be abandoned due to a July 2600 worker cut in the New Mexico quota The WPA in Washington said the state quota will be 7400 next month down from 10000 on June 1 State administrator J J Connellly said projects certified as necessary to national defense would be spared while some workers will move to other projects Yet he warned the reduction will be tough and 20 administrative employees will be dismissed.
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Chaillaux
United States
England
Santa FE
N. M
State Works Projects Administration
New Mexico
WPA
Washington
J. J. Connelly
War Department
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Baltic States
Rumania
Germany
Italy
Molotov
Viacheslav Molotov
Finland
Germany declares war on Soviet Russia in 1941 proclamation
Hitler's proclamation read by Goebbels declares Germany's war on the Soviet Union. CBS NBC coverage notes Russia accuses the West of alliance against Germany and cites border intrusions, with Finland and Romania at Germany's side from Narvik to the Carpathians. Fallout includes Ribbentrop defense measures and Finnish mobilization.
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Europe
NBC
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Russia
United States
Britain
Germany
Finland
Rumania
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Norway
Carpathians
Reich
Moscow
Kremlin
Yosuke) Matsuuka
Axis
Balkans
England
Hitler
CBS
Poland
Sir Stafford) Cripps
Ukraine
Caucasian
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Ribbentrop
Berlin
Helsinki
Lenin
Baltic States
Soviet Russia’s Global Subversion Allegations Exposed
A CBS-quoted briefing asserts Soviet agents fomented anti-German activity across Europe from Bulgaria to Yugoslavia and Poland. It claims Moscow sought to destabilize through coups, arms deliveries, and propaganda while professing noninterference and collaboration with Germany.
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Fronir
Europe
Jugoslavia
Slovakia
Russia
France
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Germany
Ribbentrop
CBS
Bulgaria
Rumania
Jugoslavs
Cvetkovich
Moscow
Free French seize Damascus after fierce battle
Mixed Free French Indian and English forces occupied Damascus two weeks after fighting began in Syria. Vichy troops evacuated the ancient capital after a day of combat on the La Guta oasis. Allied forces entered from Mezze airfield and advanced through shaded avenues toward the city center.
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Jerusalem
Free French
Kissoue
Kuneitra
Damascus
Mezze
Damascus-Beirut
Beirut
Rayak
Henri Dentz
Royal Air Force
Damascus-Rayak
la Guta
Vichy
War Dept seeks longer service for guardsmen and officers
The War Department announced it wants to keep national guard troops and reserve officers in service beyond one year to avoid losing up to a quarter million trained personnel during a critical period. It urged President Roosevelt to obtain authority from Congress to extend active duty beyond the one year limit. No final time was set.
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Washington
War Department
National Guard
Army
Reevelt
Congress
Sunken U S Sub May Be Lost With All Hands
Navy Secretary Frank Knox expressed grim pessimism after the sunken U S submarine 0 9 lay at tremendous depth. He said it was highly probable the 0 9 crew of 33 died in the line of duty and salvage was unlikely, though not formally abandoned.
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Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Knox
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