Snow Storm Dampens Northern New Mexico Weather
A late March storm center moved over western New Mexico creating snow and rain squalls from the northern half of the state. Gallup reported a three inch snowfall while higher elevations saw heavier precipitation and sunshine was limited by cloudiness. Northern New Mexico receives rain and snow with moisture easing southward. Albuquerque recorded .04 inch while flights resume toward normal operations.
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New Mexico
Gallup
Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
el Morro
Shiprock
Mogollon
Arizona
Bureau
Socorro
Transcontinental
Western Air
Continental Air Lines
RAF Raids Set Hamburg Ablaze In Major Allied War Drive
London report says British air force pummeled Hamburg with night raids scorching oil facilities near Rotterdam while striking Bremen and Emden and sinking a Nazi supply ship. RAF fighters pressed offensive against German ports as Clydebank and Liverpool came under heavy Luftwaffe attack. Italian front notes report mountain combat near Tepeleni and Greek division losses amid ongoing Balkan actions.
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Glasgow
Hamburg
Bremen
Emden
London
Rotterdam
Frisian
Air Ministry
Liverpool
Germany
A. V. Alexander
Britain
United States
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Luftwaffe
Clydebank
Scotland
Hull
Rome War Bulletin
Valona
Albania
Stefani
Tepeleni
Roswell Coyotes Falls 35 33 to Tucumcari Rattlers
Roswell and Tucumcari met in a tight consolation tilt as the Coyotes trailed by single digits most of the final period. The Rattlers built an early eight point lead, then held on to win 35 to 33 and push Roswell toward the consolation title with Sacred Heart looming in the schedule.
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Santa FE
Roswell Coyotes
Sacred Heart High School
Gallup
Clovis
Coyotes
Tucumcari Rattlers
Rattlers
Cowan
Brenneman
Kelly
Stratton
Tucumcari
Dennis
Seville Powder Depot Blast Kills 50. 480 Hurt
Seville workers' suburb wrecked as the Santa Barbara powder depot near Seville exploded. Authorities estimate 50 killed, about 480 injured, and 2,500 left homeless. Five soldiers guarding the depot among the dead. nearby textile factory under construction destroyed. Many women and children injured in the suburb.
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Seville
Spain
Santa Barbara
Man with peace bond after Lake Arthur Drainage District case
Justice of the Peace Pat ONeill placed Manor S Brown under a $500 peace bond after a hearing prompted by Lake Arthur Drainage District officials. Felix Chapa pleaded not guilty to charges of assaulting Ed Trevio with a deadly weapon. his hearing is set for Monday. Coy Knoll pleaded guilty to assault and battery on L A Carson, paying a $10 fine plus costs.
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Manor S. Brown
Justice of the
Pat O’neill
Lake Arthur
Felix Chapa
Ed Trevio
Chapa
Trevio
Coy Knoll
L. A. Carson
No Losses In State Sales Tax in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on March 14 State sales tax director Gail S. Carter said that reduced collection efforts during the political campaign did not cause a loss to schools. He clarified that the delay was intentional and pointed to auditors collecting $26,223.71 in delinquent taxes in late 1940 and $55,808.03 in old taxes in the first two months of 1941.
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Santa FE
N. M
Gail S. Carter
Aoin O
Roosevelt to radio on defense and aid to Britain
President Roosevelt will address the nation by radio at 9 30 p m tomorrow night on defense and aid to nations battling aggressors The talk will be 30 minutes and broadcast from the White House Correspondents Association dinner Stimson said some defense material under lend lease is already en route and no details will be disclosed prematurely The president declined to specify war supply details noting no decision on transferring naval craft or cargo vessels and reporting ships cited as being 180 ships older than 20 years was incorrect
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Britain
Stimson
Great Britain
Secretary of War
Rotary Institute Tonight With A Noted Speaker
The third session of the Rotary Institute of Understanding is tonight at eight at the Woman's Club featuring Col Thomas Tchou a noted Chinese statesman and speaker on Chinese customs and problems. Tchou a Glasgow graduate and former Shanghai welfare planner has advised on housing welfare and labor issues and has represented China at International Labor Office conferences in Geneva. He served as private secretary to Chiang Kai-shek and is regarded among China’s rising young statesmen.
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Rotary Institute of Understanding
Woman’s Club
Thomas Tchou
Tchou
Chew
University of Glasgow
Scotland
Shanghai
Ridhsha
Greater
United States
Labor Department
Nanking
China
International Labor Office
Gen
Eva
Chiang Kai- Shek
Defense Worker Registration Expands Across New Mexico
The New Mexico state employment service will register defense trained workers at 15 offices over the next month starting today in Albuquerque Artesia Alamogordo Las Cruces Silver City Santa Fe Taos Carlsbad Hobbs Clovis Tucumcari Las Vegas Raton and Gallup. The agency reports 835 defense workers on its rolls and expects several hundred more from non-defense jobs to enroll.
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Albuquerque
N. M
State Employment Service
New Mexico
Artesia
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Silver City
Santa Fe
Taos
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Clovis
Tucumcari
Las Vegas
Raton
Gallup
Legislators Gather for Final Session in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe a large group of senators and representatives arrives with committee reports ready, signaling the likely priorities for the upcoming session. The lawmakers appear conscientious, aiming to set a clear vision for the session.
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Santa FE
Governor Miles Predicts Stable State Primary System
The governor states there will be no real disturbance or major changes to the statewide primary system, with his recommendation continuing. The remark appears in the article as a continuation to Page Two.
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Miles
Strike Threat At Edison Plant Cleared By Union Pact
The Edison plants in New Jersey and Pennsylvania avoided a strike as unions accepted a new contract granting a wage increase. In New York, coal operators and United Mine Workers sub committees met seeking agreement on a replacement contract ahead of the March 31 expiry.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
C. I. O. United Mine Workers
New York
Edison
Protest Passage Uf Gasoline Bill At Chamber Meeting
A Chamber of Commerce meeting last night voted to protest state legislation increasing highway taxes especially on gasoline and trucks. Sylvester P. Johnson Jr. presided and petitions will be set at filling stations for signatures to be presented through the New Mexico Petroleum Industries committee. Reed Mulkey was secretary. a large representative crowd attended.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee
Reed Mulkey
Aid from America during wartime shipping crisis
In March, twenty four years ago, Britain faced near famine and grave peril from Kaiser Wilhelm’s unrestricted U-boat campaign. The piece frames Britain’s peril and continuing U-boat terror as the central wartime issue.
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Britain
Kaiser Wilhelm
German Crew Leaving Angel Island for Fort Stanton Camp
Approximately 330 German seamen, last of the Columbus crew, will depart Angel Island for detention at Fort Stanton New Mexico. They join 79 aboard a special Southern Pacific train led by Captain William Daphne, who will oversee a CCC camp renovation for wartime housing.
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San Francisco
Columbus
Angel Island
Angel Bay
Fort Stanton
New Mexico
William Daphne
CCC
Southern Pacific
Immigration Department
Virginia
A.w.oll
Welsh Slaying Evidence Sent to FBI Lab
Kansas City report states police may have sent vital evidence in the Leila Adele Welsh murder to the FBI laboratory in Washington. Sheriff deputy J A Purdom sought the hammer and gloves for examination by experts but was denied access, fueling speculation about the case progression. Miss Welsh was found dead in her bed Sunday morning.
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Kansas City
Leila Adele Welsh
FBI
Washington
J. A. Purdome
Purdome
Purdom
Miss Welsh
President Calls for Expanded Social Security Coverage
President Roosevelt urged expansion of the social security program at a press conference in Washington, recommending more people be covered and benefits increased. He indicated spring developments may come and emphasized plans to broaden coverage and equalize old age benefits.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Curtiss Wright Diesel Dive Bomber For Navy
New dive bomber with top speed around 350 mph and double the bomb load of existing models is announced by Curtiss-Wright. Factory in Columbus, Ohio will employ about 12 000 at full capacity. The plane aims for navy requirements including two times the heavy bombs, double range, double gunfire, and superior speed to current dive bombers.
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Associated Press
New York
Curtiss- Wright
Columbus
Burdette S. Wright
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Norway
Low Countries
France
England
Las Cruces and Cimarron into The Semi-Finals
In Santa Fe March 14 the Cimarron Rams and Las Cruces Bull Dogs advanced to the New Mexico high school basketball semifinals. Las Cruces beat Albuquerque 54 to 34, as Viramontes led with 12 points and Camunez added 11 while Drum posted 10. The Rams smothered Dawson 26 to 19 to push into the final four.
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Santa FE
N. M
Marsch
Cimarron Rams
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Rams
Dawson
Viramontes
Rudie Camunez
Drum
Young
Albuquerque
Roger Diers
Albuquerque Crew
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Meeting on new heating and ventilating regs for lodging places
A public meeting will be held next Thursday at ten o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce to explain and discuss state regulations on heating and ventilating tourist camps hotels and camping grounds. District Health Officer O E Puckett of Carlsbad will conduct the session with assistance from Carl Henderson. All owners and operators affected by the regulations are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Bureau of Public Health
O. E. Puckett
Carlsbad
Carl Henderson
Gregg Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery in Austin
J. H. Gregg had an appendicitis operation at Breckenridge Hospital in Austin Texas last night and is reported to be progressing well.
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J. H. Gregg
Breckenridge Hospital
Austin
Texas
Legislature At Neon Tomorrow
SANTA FE NM March 14 Early arriving legislators discussed plans to speed the second half of the current session after a 30 day recess. House Speaker Frank McCarthy said he would meet to plan morning sessions with afternoons for committee work. Senate leader Burton Roach proposed daily 8:30 am sessions to avoid the last minute rush.
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Santa FE
N. M
House
Frank McCarthy
Senate
Burton Roach
Weather forecast for four states notes mixed precipitation
New Mexico shows cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with showers in the southwest and light rain in the north and east. Colorado expects partly cloudy to cloudy skies with mountain snow and warmer conditions in the east. Arizona reports cloudy weather with snow or rain in the north and possible thunderstorms in the south and west. West Texas sees cloudy skies with showers in the southwest and light rain in the north and east, little temperature change.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Extended Forecast For New Mexico Arizona West Texas
Five day to one day forecast covering New Mexico Arizona and West Texas. Temperatures near normal with a slow rise in eastern sections. Moderate to heavy showers likely in Arizona early, then widespread rain across the rest of the area. Snow is possible for higher elevations in New Mexico during the first half of the period.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Buchly Talks To Lions On the Draft
The Lions club heard Howard Buchly and Curtis Hill discuss selective service work. Buchly, on the advisory board, spoke on board activity and protections for selectees during service and after return. Hill summarized the board’s function locally and its operations. A committee of Edd Amonett and A. F. Madison was named to plan sending delegates to the international convention in New Orleans this spring.
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The
Lions Club
Howard Buchly
Curtis Hill
Buchly
Hill
Selective Service Board
Edd Amonett
A. F. Madison
A. N. Etz
New Orleans
Classifed ads ease house hunting in Record
Mrs Powhatan Carter praises the For Rent ads in Record Classified for guiding buyers to desirable houses and simplifying shopping. She says classified sections help people find and secure homes, and she enjoys reading them daily as a universal servant for sales and wants.
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Elbe River
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Admiralty
Tucumcari High
Roswell
Sacred Heart
Ed Scarritt
Justice Court
Congress
Rotary Institute
Defense Workers
Derna
Libya
Will Robinson
Labor Board
America
Dewitt Mackenzie
Ft. Stanton
Cimarron
Gregg
West Tex
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