Two Held In Clovis on Kidnapping Case
J J Johnson Yeso N M employed by a railroad identified two men held in custody in Clovis after they allegedly kidnapped him in Fort Sumner Thursday night. The men, found with social security cards from out of state, were picked up by city officers after a local resident reported suspicious characters. Sheriff Bill Hitson of Fort Sumner accompanied Johnson to Clovis and later led officers to the car's abandonment site.
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Clovis
N. M
J. J. Johnson
Yeso
Fort Sumner
Clovis City
Bill Hitson
Johnson
Cows Hint at Oil in West Virginia Spring
Millbourne, WVa farmer William Mercer noticed greasy noses and a gaseous milk odor. He found oil covering his spring and gas bubbling up, built a dam, and now collects about a barrel of crude daily. He attributes the oil to repressuring in an old field.
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Mercer
Safe at Seattle By-Products Co. vault found empty
Mariners By-Products Co. safe was battered by robbers who failed to force it. An expert was called to open the door. Officials note the vault was unlocked and empty as the burglars left without any loot.
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Seattle
Marrine By-Products Co
Yugoslavia Seizes Power in Bloodless Coup Across Belgrade
Belgrade reacts as King Peter and General Simovic topple pro Axis government in a swift 2 am coup. Troops seize key offices, arrest Cvetkovic, cut communications, and mobilize 1.2 million troops while crowds hail the move and cheer U S Britain. Germans and Italians face unrest as Axis pact is rejected.
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Yugoslavia
Britain
United States
Lane
Simovic
Montehilo Nincic
Roosevelt
America
Adolf Hitler
Belgrade
Minister Lane
Col
Louis Fortier
Peter
Legation
Danilo Gregorio
Vreme
Germany
DNB
Stefani
Viktor von Heerefi
Gerdemand
Sofia
Bulgaria
Peter and
Gener Simovic
Dragisa Cvetkovic
Paul
Vinkovci
Athens
Hitler
Mussolini
Parliament House
Cvetkovic
Dewitt Mackenzie
Real estate licensing bill nudged through in small towns
Legislators passed an amended real estate licensing bill targeting towns of 4000 or more by a 25 to 21 vote. The measure, originally broad, is unlikely to convict under New Mexico juries and is criticized as serving the interests of big fellows through the 41st state bureau and a built in system.
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Empire of
Bernalillo
New Mexico
State Bureau
Big Fellows
Miles
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Fuehrer
Bulgaria
Apportionment Reform Clears House In Historic Vote
HJR 11 passed the house 28 to 17, creating equal representation with one senator per county and one representative per 7000 people, capped at five per county. It eliminates shoe string districts, likely reaches the governor, and ends the old gerrymander.
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House
Reading Clerk Resists Amplifier Use Amid House Debate
In a legislative scene the reading clerk Miss Pursley resists the new amplifier system while House members, galleries, and press want it. Representative Pino balks at adopting it and Revenue Commissioner Gail Carter sidesteps at a major hearing yet preserves a strong voice. Amplifiers mark progress but some old-fashioned figures struggle to adjust.
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Miss Pursley
Pino
Gail Carter
Jackson Day dinner plans stir talk of overflow venue
The event in Albuquerque next Saturday March 29 features Orville McPherson Kansas City Journalist as host and spellbinder. Over 250 tickets at 25 dollars each have sold with possible overflow use of a distant transmitter to another hotel. The drive aims to refill the national committee war chest led by A T Hannett drawing opposition from Dickinson and others.
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Albuquerque
Orville McPherson
Kansas City
National Committee
A. T. Hannett
Dickinson
Democratic dollar dinner sparks Santa Fe talk
Statewide mood is mostly satisfied though benefits recipients must pay in. The rank and file mock the topic with Bronx cheers when discussed, fueling talk of a democratic dollar dinner in Santa Fe before the legislature adjourns. The event targets those whose democracy is likened to Caesar's wife yet lack the quarter grand for attendance.
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Bronx
Santa Fe
Caesar
Home Grown Spinach Young and Tender
Andersons Gardens advertises childrens dresses suits and spring coats alongside an art gift shop at 107 West Fourth. The clipped notice emphasizes home grown spinach and tender produce.
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