Bomb raids devastate London while fire crews curb blazes
Reports describe heavy German bombing damaging dwellings and destroying a police station with several officers killed. Many people remained trapped as debris cleared in mid morning. Elsewhere on the Thames Estuary and south coast bombs fell with limited activity. A bus driver-organized volunteer fire brigade extinguished 50 incendiaries. A hospital maternity ward used as a first aid station was damaged but patients were unharmed.
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Germany
England
Thames
London
New Mexico House Advances Utilities Regulation and Options Bill
The bill would ban repeat local option votes for two years, set a $4,000 annual consumers' counsel, raise the utility gross receipts tax to 0.5 percent with a $25 minimum, and regulate municipal utilities' financial dealings regardless of local option. The measure also renews New Mexico’s participation in the interstate oil compact and moves to the governor for signature.
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House
J. O. Richardson
D-Bernalillo
Corporations Committee
New Mexico
World Affairs Club Holds NM West Texas District Election
Portales Paul Vigil was elected head of the New Mexico West Texas district at a Lubbock convention. Dorothy Fox became corresponding secretary and Inez Neil treasurer. ENMC defeated State College two rounds to four for next year’s meeting site, with the conference set for early March 1942 at Texas Tech host college.
Stormy openings and talks on load limits for trucks
The piece notes opening day arrangements with Governor John Miles and possible Saturday legislative sessions. It discusses Texas trucking groups in Santa Fe pressing to raise load limits from 17,000 to 35,000 38,000 pounds and American Freight Carriers concerns about federal action and road damage. It also mentions Pioneer Day plans at Clovis, the Bi State Fair, and Captain W A Field reporting over 1,000 car loads of produce from the Bluewater project reaching Santa Fe in a year.
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John Miles
Hoyle
G. P. Heard
Texas Motor Transport Association
Santa Fe
G. D. Heartley
American Freight Carriers Association
New Mexico
Claude Gamble
Curry
Clovis
W. A Field
The
Daily Crossword Clues Listed by Number
A compact list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with common terms and varying difficulty. Includes entries such as Animal and Norse god, plus typical crossword fillers like Crude metals and Insipid, suitable for a standard newspaper puzzle page.
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No. Penn
Singer
Singer Sewing Met
Burnett Realty Company
N. Wash
Trent
Virginia
North Main
Albuquerque
South Apt
No. Ky
Len
T. H. Boswell, Jr
Richardson
Penn
N. Richardson
Union
E. Bland
Miles
Consumers’ Counsel
Roswell Auto Company
No. 11
Roswell
Galloway
N. M
K. A
West Alameda
Chester
Court House
Armstrong & Armstrong
Sears Roebuck & Company
Burnette Reality Co
Rich
Westinghouse
Geo. B. Jewett
Sto
Montgomery Ward & Company
Lake Arthur
Daniel Furniture Co
ACALA
College Foundation
Jacob Schmid
Chevrolet
McNally-Hall Motor CO
Roswell, N. M
Edwards
Yucci Beauty Shop
Pecos Valley Lumber Company
Nort
Price & Co
J. E. Pack
E. P. Malone
Cottonwood
Purity Bakery
Purity Baking Co
Electrolux Cleaners
H. D. Blake
Jersey
E. A
Hagerman
Frank Garrod
Eddie Greaves
Lea
Bargain
N. Ky
White
Platt Drug Store
South Sunset
Rite P. O
Essex Buyer
East Alameda
B. R. Wilkins
Ginsberg Music Co
Leadership In Action
Frigidaire
N. Main
Edith Geyer
Phone 390
Rboolaers
Wateer
Mobiloil
En-House
Outsgard Motors
Thompson Boats
Chas. Savey, JR
2Nd & Rich
Harry Mulroy
Donald Duck
World Affairs Club
Daily Crossword
Goddess of Peace
Guido
Constella
Tion
Valley
Lso
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sallees
Great West
Wilson's
Kellogg’s
Bartlett Pears
Chase & Sanborn
Clardy’s Dairy Products
Imburger
Sears, Roebuck and CO
David and
Goliath
Moseley's
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Coronado
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