Apache Youths Serve in Nation's Armed Forces
Mescalero Apache youths Homer Yahnozha and Chester Sundayman enroll under the selective service act. Yahnozha chairs the Mescalero tribal council and is son of Edwin Yahnozha linked to Geronimo. Sundayman’s father served as an army scout in campaigns against Geronimo. The pair are expected to be stationed at Fort Bliss.
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Mescalero
N. M
Geroni
Homer Yahnozha
Chester Sundayman
Yahnozha
Edwin Yahnozha
Geronimo
Sundayman
Gernomino
Fort Bliss
Unemployment Office Changes Hit New Mexico Towns
The state unemployment compensation commission announced the abandonment of the local adviser system in Calillo Grants Chama and Tierra Amarilla and the creation of itinerant services. Towns will be served from nearby state employment service offices. Local advisers Ignacita Barela Bernalilla A B Zamora Grants Phil Gallegos Chama and G C Martinez Tierra Amarilla have termination notices.
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Albuquerque
N. M
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Calillo
Grants
Chama
Tierra Amarilla
State Employment Service
Ignacita Barela
Bernalilla
A. B. Zamora
Phil Gallegos
G. C. Martinez
Collins Seeks Pirates Job In Quiet Talks With Frisch
James A. Collins says he has held several quiet talks with Pirates manager Frankie Frisch and believes he could land a job with Pittsburgh. The first baseman has been a longtime staple for the Los Angeles club, having starred there for the past two years.
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Los Angeles
James A
the Ripper
Collins
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Artesia Notes Bulk of Local Movements and Visits
Artesia residents report health updates and travel including Mrs. Jim Morris and Mrs. N B Taylor visiting on Cottonwood while Mr Morris shows improvement. A truck from Artesia carried planting cotton seed to Littlefield. James Welch remains an inpatient at St Marys Hospital with an infected foot. Mrs Welch and daughter Marion Jo visit Roswell with Mr and Mrs Frank Talmage. Mrs Ohnemus underwent surgery at St Francis Hospital Carlsbad and is recovering well. Ted Howard planned to live with his father in Albuquerque. Busy Bee Club gathered with Mrs Joe Rust at Oasis farm for a noon lunch and quilting. Next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs Nina Tices home. Joe Ellis did business in Carlsbad. Mr and Mrs Herman Johnson returned home after visiting Cottonwood residents.
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Jim Morris
N. B. Taylor
Artesia
Robert Ohnemus
St. Francis Hospital
Carlsbad
Ted Howard
Albuquerque
Bob Howard
Busy Bee Club
Joe Rust
Oasis Farm
Edna Wagner
Mabiey
Lee Wines
Orgel Fines
Burchfield
Nina Tice
Helen Rust
Rust
Joe Ellis
Herman Johnson
Bryant Williams
Aline Scroggins
Sam Lovejoy
Bell
Aline Scroggin
Betty French
Lewis Scroggin
Dick Carson
Walter Coates
Jack Whisnant
Houston
Texas
Richard Attebury
Margaret
Max Johnson
Francis Johnson
Nora L. Johnson
Fury in the Air Warfront Shapes World War II Outlook
The piece warns of a decisive phase as Germany mounts a dual assault on Britain and the Atlantic. It highlights the Battle of Britain, the U boat threat, and the broader Mediterranean and Balkan theaters. It notes Japan’s possible entry and the looming famine and disease across Europe, urging aid to Britain to tilt the outcome.
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Hull
London
Atlantic
Hitler
Britain
England
Italy
African
Mediterranean
Balkan
Japan
Matsuoka
Berlin
Rome
Nippon
Far East
United States
Europe
Churchill
Great Britain
British Isles
Herr Hitler
Hatch Not For The Primary In New Mexico
Senator Carl Hatch told reporters in Santa Fe before leaving for Albuquerque that he opposes the direct primary arguing it will divide the people along class and race lines. He said he supported the law only because his party promised to enact it and fears the division will create intolerable conditions.
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Santa FE
N. M
U. S
Carl Hatch
Albuquerque
Hope Artesia Masons to attend grand Las Vegas meeting
Hope and Artesia Masons and Eastern Star members head to Las Vegas for the grand chapter meeting. Mrs. Stanley Blocker will serve as Grand Ruth with a travel party including Alma Lane Mrs. Frank Crockett and others. Also notes birth of a baby boy March 12 at Memorial Hospital and local activities from El Paso trips to school field trips and local birthdays.
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Masons
Eastern Star Lodge
Hope and Artesia
Las Vegas
Stanley Blocker
Grand Ruth
Blocker
Rufus Stinett
Alma Lane
Frank Crockett
Hope
C. Hawkins
Monument
Stinett
Hawkins
Crockett
Arba Green
John Rowland
Donald Shirley
Memorial Hospital
Commodity Prices Advance Today in New York
Commodity prices rose across the board with most quotations at their highest since mid-1940 and some reaching 18 months to four years high. The market strength followed congressional approval of the lease-lead bill and expectations of Britain shipments easing surpluses, amid fears of shipping shortages affecting freight flows.
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New York
Britain
United States
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Artesia News
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R. N. Teel
Mr. van Foster
el Paso
Nada Bauey
Virgil Craig
LeRoy Tee
Craig
Arthur Dimock
Penn Trimble
Frank Jenkins
Robert Trimble
Frank Kimball
M. FE. Wathen
M. E. Wathen
Cassab
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Folger
Jar
Lic
N. B.C
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Pouno
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Pork & Beans
Campbell’s
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Armour’s Melrose
Peyton's
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