NAZI TRIUMPHS IN BALKANS ARE OF DOUBTFUL VALUE
A columnist surveys the Balkan crisis noting Yugoslav protests against government and Axis influence. It assesses Hitler's aims in the Balkans including sealing the peninsula, deterring Russia, and positioning for a future war front toward the near east, while Turkey aligns with Britain and Moscow shifts toward Ankara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Herr Hitler
Belgrade
Axis
Fuehrer
Matsuoka
Japan
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Moscow
Turkey
Greece
Mussolini
Hitler
Russia
Dardanelles
Near East
Iraq
Iran
Suez Canal
Egypt
Britain
Germany
Artesia News Social Roundup in Lubbock and Nearby
Artesia society notes record Mrs Harold Kennath and Mrs Tex Polk attending a fashion show in Lubbock and Mrs Polk continuing to Abilene on business. Mr and Mrs Buster Knowles spent days in El Paso. Mrs Mary Runyan of St Joseph Missouri visits the Runyans in Artesia for about two weeks. Evelyn Prater, a beautician, moves from Ardmore Oklahoma to Artesia to work at Modernistic Beauty Shop joining Margaret McNeal and Beatrice Week. Robert Prather from Pinon announces the birth of a daughter March 17 in St Francis Hospital Carlsbad. Reed Dowell hosts Mrs Fred Kennedy of Gallup. Rev J Vernon Wheeler goes to Wichita Kansas for medical treatment. David Crockett and Alfred Manley of Artesia visit Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kennath
Tex Polk
Lubbock
Texas
Polk
Abilene
Buster Knowles
el Paso
Mary Runyan
St. Joseph
Missouri
Tom and
Dave Runyan
Runyan
Evelyn Prater
Artesia
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Prater
Margaret McNeal
Beatrice Weelk
Robert Prather
Pinon
St. Francis Hospital
Carlsbad
Reed Dowell
Fred Kennedy
Gallup
J. Vernon Wheeler
Wichita
Kansas
David Crockett
Alfred Manley
Think First Not Thoughtless in American Life
W F Lynch of Roswell urges independent thinking and warns against letting leaders or others do the thinking for Americans. He cites personal finances, the draft era, and democracy to urge citizens to think and act for themselves while honoring patriotic service. Also notes a local Army recruiting call for a B flat double bass horn player for the 12th Infantry Band in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Lynch
Roswell
Congress
France
Valley Forge
America
Albuquerque St
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Army
12Th Infantry
Arlington
Brinkley on Witness Stand in Del Rio Bankruptcy Court
Dr John Richard Brinkley the $ political aspirant and revival surgeon appeared in federal bankruptcy court in Del Rio Texas admitting loss of vast fortunes but retaining life insurance totaling 356000 He detailed policies including thirteen hundred thousand plus on his son Johnny Boy and 178513 in personal property insurance He owns a palatial estate outside Del Rio with a radio reach into several states and Mexico
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del Rio
Tex
John Richard Brinkley
Milford
Kansas
America
Johnny Boy
San Antonio Military School
Minnie T. Brinkley
Notable oil ventures weighed in Brinkley case loss figures
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dr. Brinkley testifying on home value around $200,000 and oil ventures in Luling Texas costing about $100,000 in losses. The wording alludes to sales, tours, and insured properties affecting travel towards Mexico.
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Dr. Brinkley
Luling
Texas
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By DeWitt MacKenzie
Bowman
Artesia News
Bill Melson
Artesia Hospital
T. F. Wilson
Svr Egy Nys
Chevrolet
McNally-Hales Motor Company
Roswell, N. Mex
Mer
Allan Haggard
Weisenhorn
Las Cruces
the Foundation Investment
Roswell, New Mexico
Jake
Mexico
SWIFT
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Topeka
Kansas City
Chicago
B. F. Rose
H. C. Vincent
Amarillo
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
Roswell, N. M
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