Weather Conditions March 24 Forecast Across Western States
A low pressure center over northern Arizona and a strong northern high drive a widespread moisture pattern. Snow blankets Utah and Colorado with heavy falls in southeastern Utah and scattered precipitation reaching the Gulf Coast district and northeastern states. Temperatures fall modestly as the high builds, with freezing extending to northern New Mexico and Oklahoma. Unsettled conditions are likely tonight and Tuesday with rain and minor temperature drops. Travel from Roswell faces cloudy unsettled weather to the north and east, fair west of the mountains.
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Arizona
Central Plains
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Gulf Coastal District
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Denver
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Texas
Roswell
Yugoslavia Axis Tie Crisis Drives National Protests
Yugoslav leaders debated a Rome Berlin Tokyo alignment as anti Axis protests surged across Serbia Croatia and Slovenia. Cabinet resignations sparked unrest in the army and a Greek warning flagged possible hostile acts over transit of war materials.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Rome
Berlin
Prince Paul
Dragisa Cvetkovicc
Alesander Cincar-Markovich
Dragomir Ikonic
Caslav Nikitovic
Justice Department
Mihajlo Konstantinovic
Branko Dubrilovic
Paxis
Adolf Hitler
Serbia
Croatia
Slovenia
Germany
Paul
Axis
United States
Presbyterian Church Dedication Service Contains Music and Acknowledgments
The article lists the ceremonial program for a church dedication including prayers, offertory pieces, anthems, organ solos, and choral works. It names performers and choir members, notes a guest organist, and pays formal thanks to contributors and supporters of the organ rebuilding project.
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Scott
Bizet
Robert P. Kirk
Handel
Hosanna—Granier
Paul McEvoy
Elizabeth Garrett
Odette
God
DeKov
Dinner Meeting Of Bankers In Regional District 3
A banquet for 22 bankers from Regional Clearing House District No 3 was held at the Nickson Coffee Shop Saturday night. District chairman Fred W. Blocksom of Roswell presided. Hollis Watson of Artesia’s First National Bank summarized a statewide bankers and farmers meeting from Las Cruces. Clarence E. Hinkle of Roswell discussed pending state legislature bills of interest to bankers.
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Clearing House District No
Nickson
Fred W. Blocksom
Roswell
Las Cruces
Hollis Watson
First National Bank of
Cutting Trees on State Highways in New Mexico
State highway engineer Bur ton Dwyre warned today against destroying trees along highway rights of way. He blamed wood-cutters who leave trucks on wet roads to cut roadside trees. The department has spent over $100000 on tree planting and care and asked state police to prosecute offenders. Conviction for damaging state property on highway rights of way carries a $50 fine.
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Santa FE
N. M
Burton Dwyre
Contractors Licensing Board
Free Lance
Burton G. Dwyre
Silver City
Lordsburg
Grant County
Dwyre
Local Notes From Artesia and Surrounding Areas
Artesia residents announce visits to Dallas and Clovis and report several local social updates. The Atoka extension club and Cottonwood Woman's Club plan a joint April 1 meeting at Artesia city hall with a home lighting demonstration by Mr Green. Also noted are travels to El Paso and Carlsbad, a university visit by Donald Pior, a recovery update on Mrs Ohnemus, and the marriage of Miss La Juana Frazier to Ormond R. Loving at the Church of Christ with family witnesses and attire described. The couple, both Artesia natives, recently completed schooling and work histories in Draughon’s and the New Mexico Eastern Gas Company.
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J. B. Muncy
Artesia
Dallas
Tex
R. G. Knoedler
Frances
Clovis
Mavin Jones
Mary Sue. McConnell
Portales
Atoka Extension Club
Cottonwood Woman’s Club
Artesia City Hall
Green
Grady Booker
Glenn Caskey
el Paso
Frank Irby
Carlsbad
E. B. Bullock
Donald Pior
Ben Pior
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Robert Ohnemus
John Bessire
Los Angeles
Calif
Roswell Daily Record
la Juana Frazier
Ruby Frazier
Ormond R. Loving
Pete Loving
Church of Christ
Allen Johnson
Mrs. Loving
Frazier
Darlene Frazier
Miss Frazier
British Drive Advances Toward Addis Ababa Front
British led forces and Anglo South African troops push from Kenya toward Neghelli and from the east toward the Italo-Ethiopian front. Early month operations extend 140 miles northeast from Mega and northwest from Dolo to capture Neghelli. Observers say the route to Addis Ababa is largely open with light opposition toward Ham.
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Kenya
Mega
Dolo
Porter Hospitalized After Tonsillectomy Mixup in Ward
Independence Missouri reports Police Officer James Woodrow Porter, 223 pounds and six foot four, is in a hospital for a tonsillectomy. Crowded conditions have him housed in the maternity ward with a too short bed and pillows bearing the word "nursery" adding to the jests from fellow officers.
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Independence
James Woodrow Porter
Porter
Poor Collection Advances in State Legislative Session
The article details stiff resistance as committees prepare to report on tax laws and the Small Loans Act repeal, fears of loan sharks if repealed, and calls to protect borrowers from gouging. It notes highway funding tensions, transfer of funds, and Dwyre’s stance on rights of way. It also mentions the D. A. R. appropriation for Valley Forge, bristling hearings, and looming bills on barbers and tailors price fixing amid a busy legislative scene.
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Senate
House
Alphonse and Gaston
Contractors
Larry Tafoya
Development of the Electric Refrigerator Epic Story
G D Klingaman of Montgomery Ward describes the electric refrigerator as an American business epic driven by mass production. Prices dropped to below one third of a decade ago with advances in design, efficiency, and storage. Ward foresees about two million units this year, with savings from ice elimination and larger storage. Features include sealed units, auto ice release, Food Guardian, adjustable shelves, automatic defrost, and Storaway bins. The piece also notes Ward’s newspaper advertising aiding record refrigerator sales.
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G. D. Klingaman
Montgomery Ward
Klingaman
Wards
Ward
Suspect in Bronx Murder Faces Jury Selection
Frank Conroy sits with chin in hand in a New York court as jurors are chosen to try him for the murder of 10 year old Genevieve Connolly. Police say he strangled the girl and burned her body in the furnace of the apartment building where he was the superintendent.
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Frank Conroy
New York
Genevieve Connolly
Bronx
Medical licensing clash sparks heated hearing in Albuquerque
Peter McAfee, a young Albuquerque lawyer for the irregulars, accuses a bill of aiming to create a medical monopoly as hearings open. The clash involves osteopaths, chiropractors, naturopaths, and regular doctors, with Drake Clarke suggesting possible congressional plans and Ray Rodgers floated as a future governor candidate.
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Peter McAfee
Albuquerque
Irregulars
Miles
Clarkes
Clarke
Congress
Ray Rodgers
Public Lands
Rogers
Eddy County
Artesian for Congress Among Noted Visitors
Artesia Hobbs dentist Dr J J Clarke has been prominent among visitors, accompanied by his accomplished son, during a notable visit that drew attention from local residents and officials. The event highlighted Clarke as a respected figure in the community and showcased familial ties in public life.
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Artesian For
Congress
J. J. Clarke
Artesia-Hobbs
Showdown Looms Over Utilities Bill After Adjournment
The house adjourned to Monday delaying a vote on the Utilities Bill. Despite many amendments being agreed to the bill faces a likely clash early this week as key provisions remain unresolved.
Hagerman Thursday Club Meets for April Doings
Hagerman Thursday Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. R. M. Ware's on Thursday afternoon. Birthday honors for Mrs. Ware accompanied a cake and a gift, while Mrs. Cumpsten reviewed The Battle Shield of the Republic by Major Malcolm Wheeler Nickerson. The group planned a next meeting April third at Mrs. Jack Sweatt's with Mrs. Heitman as leader.
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R. M. Ware
Roswell
Mrs. Ware
Robert Cumpsten
Malcolm Wheeler Nickerson
Devonport
Sam
H. L. McKinstry
Mason
Pardee
Danger to Livestock From Screwworms
A New Mexico Extension Service expert warns that unusually large screwworms may overwinter in Texas Arizona and California posing a serious spring outbreak risk. Early wound treatment with diphenylamine and benzol protects livestock and slows pest spread through shipping and unloading points.
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Geo. F. Ellis
New Mexico” Extension Service
Southwest
Laredo
Texas
Arizona
California
Mr. Ellis
Bureau of Entomology and
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Passage of Measure Favored by Final Amendment
A brief note indicates no apparent obstacle to the passage of the measure as amended, urging readers to place a classified phone call to No. 11 for details.
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No. 11
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C. T. Rice
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Lenore Shafer
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June Brookshier
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J. R. Robinson
Lee Henrichs
Raymond Hitchcock
Ted Jones
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E. A. Cahoon
James B. Bridwell
Artesia News
Robert Daughtry
Valley Forge
O. K
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Methodist Church
Arthur Shaw
Harry Cowan
A. D. Jameson
Cottonwood-Lake Arthur
Thomas W. Brabham
First Methodist Church
Shaw
Methodist Sunday School
Malcolm Key
Flying Hranch
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Key
Jim Rhodes
Cave Brothers
Mr. Rhodes
Hagerman
New Spring
Mt. Pamet
Ata Rao
Rock Chicks
Rhode Island
AAA
White
Pecos Valley Trading Company
Virginia
Roswell, N. M
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Jean Arthur
RKO Radio
the Devil
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Coney Island
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Pleasant Loans and Complete Insurance
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Roswell, New Mexico
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