Government Inspection at New Mexico Military Institute Apr 13 14
Annual government inspection at New Mexico Military Institute set for Sunday and Monday April 13 and 14 marking the first Easter time inspection. Col D C Pearson notes the event and awaiting officer names. Col E A Keyes to supervise Corps Area Inspection with Fort Sam Houston base. NM M I has held honor school status for 32 years since 1909. Ordnance inspection completed by J P Caporal and R H Stanton. no report yet.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Col
D. C. Pearson
Col. Pearson
E. A. Keyes
Eighth Corps Area
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Col. Keyes
War Department
J. P. Caporal
R. H. Stanton
Ordnance Department
8Th Corps
Hatch Attitude On The Primary Not New to Him
In Santa Fe Senator Carl A Hatch defended retaining the direct primary and opposed major changes. Other senators Don L Dickason and W E Clarke spoke for revision but agreed on a recent meeting with Governor Miles. Democratic Chairman Benjamin Luchini said the matter rests with the legislature for careful weighing.
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Hatch
Santa FE
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Senator Hatch
N. M
Don L. Dickason
Dickason
W. E. Clarke
McKinley
Miles
Benjamin Luchini
Lost Mother And Child Found Safe In Colorado Snow
Laura Boyd a 22 year old rancher and her six year old daughter Leona were found alive after six days lost in the snowbound Horsefly Basin southwestern Colorado. They reached their mountain cabin crawling over ice crusted snow and were treated for exposure at Telluride. Otto Boyd Husband joined the search and had gone to Telluride for work when the couple went missing.
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Montrose
Colo
Colorado
Laura Boyd
Telluride
Leona
Sams
Otto Boyd
Boyd
New York A sewing project display at Price and Co
A notable New York A. sewing project display in Price and Co window features Roswell based work. The project produces coveralls for boys in Co C C camps and uniforms for girls in hospitals, highlighting local operations and community service.
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Price & Co
Roswell
Co. C. C
Local Weather Temperature Readings and Totals
Weather data for 24 hours ending 11 30 today shows highs to 49 and lows to 42 with a 0 99 inch precipitation. Month to date 1 94 and year to date 3 27. Normal values list 68 high and 37 low with sunrise 5 59 am and sunset 6 11 pm yielding 12 2 hours daylight.
Senate Approves 7 Billion for British Aid Program
The Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously backed a 7.0 billion dollar foreign aid package to fund the administration's British aid program, rejecting a Nye proposal to halve the sum. The measure, already passed by the House, faces a Monday Senate vote with strong support anticipated. The panel detailed allocations for ordnance, aircraft, tanks, ships, equipment, facilities, commodities and other expenses totaling 7.0 billion, plus a separate 4.07 billion domestic defense supplemental approved earlier by the House.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Nye
R-Nd
Appropriations
Senate
Barkley
Roosevelt
Hopeful Of Ending Milwaukee Strike Defense Impasse
The government aims for a quick settlement of the Allis-Chalmers strike in Milwaukee before the new national defense mediation board meets. Secretary Knox expressed optimism that negotiations would yield a speedy, successful conclusion. Ed ward Cheyfitz signaled a major CIO Die Casters union announcement as talks resumed in Los Angeles. The Milwaukee plant, crucial for defense orders worth 45 million dollars, halted production after a walkout by CIO auto workers seeking a union shop. Navy denial followed reports that military takeover was under consideration. A brighter note came as AFL building trades workers agreed to return to work on projects.
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Associated Press
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
National Defense Mediation Board
Knox
Edward T. Cheyfitz
CIO Die Casters Union
Harill Aircraft Die Casting Corp
Los Angeles
CIO Auto Workers
Army
Navy
AFL Building Trades
James Stewart Enlists in U S Army Trainees
Actor James Maitland Stewart, Hollywood's No 1 star, becomes US army trainee after induction at a downtown Los Angeles building. A crowd watches as he and other recruits enter, with final parade set for Fort MacArthur later today before transfer to basic training.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Stewart
Hollywood
James Maitland Stewart
United States Army
Stewart
Uncle Sam
Fort MacArthur
Los Angeles Harbor
Five-Ton Patrol Bomber For Royal Norwegian Fleet
The fastest military seaplanes in the world are consigned to the Royal Norwegian Naval Air Force. They can carry a full load of 2 000 pounds of bombs and six heavy caliber guns.
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Royal Norwegian Naval Air Force
Turmoil in Yugoslavia Over Axis Pact Plans
Belgrade reports mass resignations of key officials amid bitter disputes over the government plan to capitulate to the Axis. Foreign Minister Cincar-Markovic clashed with critics over a telegram to Russia while Milan Gavrilovic quit and others in Vardar Valley and Croatia resigned. The Democratic party ordered government office holders to resign, signaling a broad political revolt.
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Yugoslavia
Axis
Belgrade
Russia
Alesander Cincar- Markovic
Cincar-Markovic
Milan Gavrilovic
Mary
Vardar Valley
Croatia
Independent Democratic Party
Federal grand jury dismissed in Santa Fe session
Federal Judge Colin Neblett dismissed the federal grand jury in Santa Fe at noon and ordered jurors to return March 26 for a final report after a two week session. The jury submitted a partial report on March 7.
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Santa FE
N. M
Colin Neblett
Sunday liquor sales complaints filed in Las Cruces
Director S T Jernigan of the state liquor control division said complaints charging Sunday liquor sales have been filed against four Las Cruces dealers The Gateway Cafe Primitivo Cardon Melendres Cash Grocery and the Rio Grande Liquor Store Hearings are set for April 18.
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Santa FE
N. M
S. T. Jernigan
State Liquor Control Division
Las Cruces
Gateway Cafe
Primitivo Cardon
Melendres Cash Grocery
Rio Grande
Former NM senator announces women lawmakers meet in Santa Fe
Lou ise Coe of Glencoe announced in Santa Fe that the New Mexico Order of Women Legislators will meet April 4 and 5. Mrs. Coe serves as president of the organization.
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Santa FE
N. M
Louise Coe
Glencoe
New Mexico Order of Women
New Mexico field school of Indian art scheduled in Santa Fe
The University of New Mexico announces its eleventh annual field school of Indian art from July 28 to August 23 at the laboratory of anthropology in Santa Fe. Limited to 25 students, the program will be directed by Kenneth M. Chapman.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Laboratory of Anthropology
Santa Fe
Kenneth M. Chapman
Germans Claim A Great Destruction Of British Shipping
A wartime communique announces 224000 tons of British shipping sunk with 22 merchant ships totaling 116000 tons by battleships 11 ships of 77000 tons by submarines off the west African coast and additional losses from long range bombers as daylight hours lengthen in the Atlantic battle.
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Associated Press
West African
President Roosevelt Sails On Deep Sea Fishing Cruise
President Roosevelt began a sea cruise aboard the U S S Benson off Florida with White House aides and officials aboard. The Potomac slipped from Port Everglades and headed into the Atlantic for a week long getaway aimed at easing burdens, with Ickes Jackson McIntire Hawkins Watson Early aboard and plans to transmit documents by naval seaplane.
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U. S. S. Benson
Florida
Roosevelt
White House
Potomac
Port Everglades
Atlantic
Harold L. Ickes
Robert H. Jackson
Ross T. McIntire
Commerce
Harry L. Hawkins
Edwin M. Watson
Stephen T. Early
Organ to be dedicated at First Presbyterian Sunday
A dedicatory service for the new pipe organ at the First Presbyterian Church will be held in the church chapel at four oclock tomorrow afternoon. The organ is dedicated to Mrs. Grace Thorpe Bear with a musical program led by Mrs. Paul McEvoy and Mrs. Floyd Chidress. The instrument, once in the Princess theatre, was given in 1935 through Ted Jones and Mrs. E. A. Cahoon, remodeled by James B. Bridwell, and reinstalled in the new building with church-appropriate features including a three manual console and multiple chambers. The public is invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Grace Thorpe Bear
Paul McEvoy
Floyd Childress
Princess Theatre
Ted Jones
Yucca
Pecos Theatres
E. A. Cahoon
Pecos
James B. Bridwell
Richmond
Virginia
Roswell
Bridwell
Plain-Clothes State Police Units Sought for Defense Work
Santa Fe reports the senate finance board considered a request of 65 thousand dollars from the special defense fund to hire five plain-clothes state police for national defense tasks. The move followed a board meeting that also conditionally approved a 25 thousand dollar loan to Albuquerque for more land for the airport, with education matters discussed.
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Santa FE
N. M
Senate Finance Board
Special Defense Fund
Tom Summers
Albuquerque
Defense Fund
Educa
20000 Warplanes To Britain In Next 18 Months
Washington dispatch reports a plan to supply Britain with about 20000 American made fighting planes in 18 months. About 10700 under the British aid bill would come from a $7.0 billion aviation appropriation. Also discussed are surveys for an aerial route to England with stepping stone hops from Newfoundland to Greenland Iceland and possibly Ireland to avoid shipping risks.
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Washington
Great Britain
England
Newfoundland
Greenland
Iceland
Ireland
Britain
Atlantic
Congressinal
Senate
Leide-Tedesco Speaks On World Unity In Roswell
Manoah Leide-Tedesco addressed Roswell Junior High students on human values in a changing order. He advocated expanding education, international broadcasts, orchestra and glee club tours, and more American films to unite the world. An open audience forum followed the lecture.
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America
Manoah Leide-Tedesco
Roswell Rotary Club
Institute of Understanding
Traffic Lights Are Working Again on Main Street
Roswell's Main Street traffic lights were restored after Harold Danenber g completed an hour and twenty minute repair. A short circuit had left signals out for two to three days in the feeder line to the light at 3rd and Main. The fix rewired tail lights to one signal, cutting off other lights, per police chief Eller. Only the east-west amber light at 3rd and Main remains nonfunctional, requiring paving work to repair and will be done soon.
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Roswell
Harold Danenberg
3Rd and Main
Eller
Elliott Oil Test Drilling At 3600 Feet Near Roswell
The L. E. Elliott No. 1 State oil test in eastern Chaves county is drilling in hard lime at 3600 feet with lime taped at 3210 feet. Expected oil shows are not anticipated for 300 to 400 feet more. The well lies in section 16, 11S-31E, near the Three County Corner area about 45 miles east of Roswell. Nearby wells include Great Western Producers No. 1 State to the west in Lea county producing 17 barrels daily to 3048 feet, R. I. Wilson No. 1 Brown southwest of Roswell drilling near 1200 feet, H. J. Steinberger No. 1 Headley east of Hagerman at 3409 feet with oil shows above 3405 feet and sulfur water. Other wells: A. F. Pierce No. 1 Franks abandoned near Roswell, Helm and Martin No. 1 Stephens east of Lake Arthur bailing 4 bals with oil at 3229 feet, and Frank Montgomery No. 1-B Purcell drilling below 885 feet.
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L. E. Elliott
Chaves County
Elliott
Roswell
Great Western Producers, Inc
Great Western
Lea County
R. I. Wilson
H. J. Steinberger
Headley
Hagerman
A. F. Pierce
Helm and Martin
Stephens
Lake Arthur
Frank Montgomery
Purcell
Eastern Star Election Today in New Mexico Grand Chapter
In Las Vegas New Mexico March 22 017 the 39th annual meeting of the New Mexico Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star is to conclude with officer elections. A banquet tonight will end the three day session attended by over 300 people including national officers led by Mrs Effie Easton of San Francisco as most worthy grand matron.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico
The
Eastern Star
Effie Easton
San Francisco
Weather forecast for four states shows mixed precipitation
Weather outlook covers New Mexico with partly cloudy west and east, scattered showers and possible snow at high elevations. Colorado expects showers in the southeast and snow in the mountains, then fair Sunday. Arizona remains fair overall with scattered showers in the extreme east. West Texas notes cloudy conditions with intermittent rain or drizzle tonight and Sunday.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
National Defense Employment Survey To Be Made Here
The Roswell office of the New Mexico State Employment Service will conduct an intensive survey to identify local workers available for national defense jobs by April 15. Manager Clif C. Holloman urges registration of unemployed and those with defense trade experience not currently in related jobs, including aircraft, shipbuilding, and machine shop workers.
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National Defense
Roswell
New Mexico
Clif C. Holloman
Holloman
Just Missed The Dog House Story Litters Housing Search
Mrs. George Carraway offered an apartment for rent and faced a crowd of lookers. The humorous remark about moving in the cantonment and placing her husband in the dog house captures a lively, lighthearted housing notice from a local classified page.
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George Carraway
Man Escapes Doghouse Over Classified Ad Gambit
In a lighter row of chatter, Mr. Carraway narrowly avoids embarrassment after a proposed advertising plan in the classifieds is scotched. The exchange ends with both Carraway and the classifieds unscathed.
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Mr. Carraway
Classified
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