Advertising Rates Approved in Roswell New Mexico
Rates for seven dollars per issue offered by carrier were advertised with notice that advertising rates apply upon request. The notice, entered May 10, 1908 in Roswell New Mexico, lists second class mail matter under the act of March 2, 1879. The publication is a member of The Associated Press and the New Mexico Newspaper Association.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
Assn
Prelude to a Blitzkrieg in a Nazi Interrogation
In a German command room Meredith and Beef await a plotted rescue as von Wallenfels tests their loyalty. Siegfried Kloffer reveals a perilous plan and proclaims he and the Wotan Brigade will die when he dies, threatening a desperate dawn.
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Sir John Meredith
Rotz
Meredith
Beef
von Wallenfels
Sir John
Near East
Hassan Shaik al’ Jebal
Igor Levinsky
Eitel Weimar
Light Cavalry
Heil
Beer
Weimar
France
Levinsky
Herr Kloffer
Siegfried
Kleffer
Fuehrer
Prince Max
Kloffer
Erich Stutz
Jawohl
Stutz
Jude
Germany
General von Wallenfels
Nazi Party
Judas
Siegfried Kloffer
Jew
Wotan Brigade
Francis Gerard
King Features Syndicate
Toa
Sidelights On The News Labor Racket In New Mexico
Will Robinson discusses the closed shop and alleged labor racketeering. He cites a Clovis citizen denied work without a $50 union fee or $3 installments from pay. The column argues for suspending labor organizations during the emergency and warns against labor fifth columnists.
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New Mexico
Clovis
Albuquerque
Winant Visits White House Before Europe Ambassadorship
John G. Winant, former Massachusetts governor and incoming U. S. ambassador to Great Britain, meets with the president at the White House for a final date before departing aboard a Clipper ship. He succeeds Joseph P. Kennedy, who resigned and broke with Roosevelt policy.
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Europe
U. S
Great Britain
John G. Winant
Massachusetts
White House
Winant
Joseph P. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues with across and down entries including fabulous bird jewel fuss girl s name peel seize with teeth odor topic cushion twisted fabric exclamation land measure native of Galicia ann oy cavity harass penalizes send forth gain a painter s poss jewish month ounce abbr establish friar s title inquisitive era require wealthy swiss river outcast class of Japan attempt split pulse down clues include scraped together Norse war god opposite chatter prepare for publication marine officer type circumference part of face electrified particle wading cicatrix breathe out resort strengthen antlered animal jumbled South American river tear percolated tiny like chief prefix exclama pertaining to a focus chair period of time fiber used for cordage arid.
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Across
Fabulous Bird
Jewel
Fuss
Peel
Odor
Topic
Cushion
Land
Galicia
Japan
Balkans Explosion Threat and New Mexico Tax Clash
A wartime Balkans spread hints at possible German aggression as Hitler faces options to strike at Britain via Balkan land. Separately, New Mexico highway users oppose proposed tax increases for truck lines and other license levies, urging economical state tax use.
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New Mexico
New Oil Fields Discovered In 1940 Shatter Records
The American Petroleum Institute reports 306 new oil fields and 193 new formations added in 1940, the highest yearly total yet. Texas led with 125 fields and 102 formations, followed by Oklahoma 46 and Kansas 33.
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United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illinois
Michigan
American Petroleum Institute
The American Way Quote by Sidney Hollander
A historical passage lists freedoms in the American system including church choice, press, expression, uncensored mail, untapped telephone, political participation, voting rights, jury trial, due process, and protection of life and property. The quotation reflects core constitutional rights and individual liberties.
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Sidney Hollander
Slickers Beware in Boom Times at Fort Wingate
The Gallup Independent warns of carpetbaggers arriving with schemes during prosperity near the Fort Wingate ordinance depot. Strangers promise bright outcomes to take citizens’ money and depart, a warning applicable to any town enjoying rapid business growth.
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Gallup
Fort Wingate
Gallup Independent
Carlsbad
Argus
Inter state dispute starts over Albuquerque airport carpenters
Arizona labor unions allege conflict has begun due to out of state carpenters working on the Albuquerque airport project. Local officials have not yet commented as the dispute may escalate to broader labor actions.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico Car Licenses Debate Nears Legal Resolution
Albuquerque owners press for license purchases for workers amid cross state tax tensions. The Las Vegas Optic notes enforcement and potential legislative change as New Mexico seeks to prevent use of cheaper adjacent-state licenses. A probate notice in Roswell sets April 2 hearing on Jane Winkler estate final report with objections due.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
Las Vegas
State OF
Joe Winkler
Ed Winkler
Vashti Brice
Jane Winkler
Roswell
O. E. Little
Goods to Russia not for Germany insists on domestic use
The U S state department announced that Soviet ambassador Oumansky informed Undersecretary Welles that all goods bought in the United States are for exclusive use by Soviet Russia's domestic industry. Oumansky’s pledge was seen as ensuring that none of the shipments to Russia are transshipped.
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Washington
State Department
Constantine Oumansky
Welles
Soviet
Russia
Oumansky
Honey Dew Melon Pioneer Ira Hale Dies at 80
Irvine Hale, the man who popularized the honey dew melon and helped move the crop from Rocky Ford to the Imperial Valley in 1901, died at 80 in Pasadena. His body will be sent to Rocky Ford for funeral and interment Tuesday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ira Dodge Hale
Rocky Ford
Colo
Imperial Valley
Railway Wage Hike Sparks Debate In New Mexico
The Wage and Hour Division of the U S Department of Labor orders a multi million dollar pay rise for railroad workers prompting concern over the burden on railroads already struggling. Critics warn higher costs could threaten service and fuel unrest among carriers.
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New Mexico
U. S. Department of Labor
Lower Interest Rates for Farm Loans in New Mexico
The Wichita Land Bank cuts farm loan rates from 4 percent to 3.5 percent, a notable easing for New Mexico farmers. The speaker notes that decades ago rates reached about 10 percent and advises caution in convincing the Land Bank that acreage is a good risk, offering wholesome restraint in lending.
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New Mexico
Wichita Land Bank
Million A Day For Hats Reply to Jeff Simmons
The United States is spending over 1,000,000 dollars a day for cats for the defense forces to reach 1,500,000 men by June 1. That is about 50 cents daily per man. The speaker notes the early stage of tax collection.
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Jeff Simmons
Las Vegas
United States
Jeff
Call to allocate most of 7 percent defense road quota to Highway 54
The proposal urges assigning virtually all of New Mexico's 445 miles of the 7 per cent federal defense quota to Highway 54. It argues no other road deserves more and cites neglect, asserting substantial funding for black-topping from Santa Rosa to Tularosa and urging supporters to drive Vaughn to Tularosa to see the need.
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Santa Rosa
Tularosa
Vaughn
Supreme Court backs free access to sheriff books
The Alabama Supreme Court sustained the Mobile Press Register in free access to sheriff records refused over public welfare. It reaffirms that public entries on records are open to inspection by the public, a principle dating back nearly a century with potential firm settlement over time.
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Alabama Supreme Court
Mobile Press Register
Ice transforms Ogdensburg home after frozen winter
Frank Maloney returned to an ice filled home in Ogdensburg New York. Water left on all winter flooded the cellar to ten feet while the parlor kitchen and bedroom filled with four feet of ice. Doors stuck and the house lifted inches from its foundation due to ice expansion.
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Associated Press
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Frank Maloney
Budget Blunder Lets Summerville Tax Notices Skip Levy
Residents of Summerville, Oregon face high taxes as no city levy appears on notices because the city council failed to send the 1941 budget to the county assessor. The oversight leaves taxpayers uncertain about local tax obligations and city revenue plans.
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Summersville
Ore
Summerville
Anderson's Gardens: Young and Tender Spotlight
A compact feature highlights the emergence of young plants and tender growth at Anderson's Gardens. Grower notes reveal care, timing, and seasonal readiness as the garden blooms attract attention.
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Young and Tender
Anderson’s Gardens
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