Nation Faces Crisis as Strikes and Unions Stir Debate
The piece argues that many unions are led by racketeers or hostile elements and that patriotism remains high among most Americans who must understand the national defense stakes. It notes fears of a fifth column, the need for sacrifice, and shifts in New Mexico flood projections from a brief warning to a longer, ongoing threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Red Russia
Stalin
Dies Committee
America
Pastor Will R. Nelson Taken To El Paso Hospital
Will R. Nelson pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church at 10 West 11th Street was taken to Southwestern General Hospital in El Paso by a Talmage ambulance. He is suffering from heart trouble.
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Will R. Nelson
Tabernacle Baptist Church
West 11Th Street
Southwestern General Hospital
el Paso
Talmage
Flood Agencies Report Mixed Results In Incoming Storms
Reports from flood-threatened areas indicate state and federal agencies are making solid progress in controlling waters. If run-off is kept in check by improving weather, the state may avoid a major flood. The outlook remains grim and heavy rains could cause havoc in several sections.
German and British war updates and domestic unrest
The report covers Hitler era tension with claims of German and British actions in the Middle East and Europe, including Hess in Britain, Axis air raids on Crete and targets in Suda Bay, convoy battles in the Mediterranean, and Iraqi and Ethiopian fronts. It also notes damage in London from raids, and a clash at a mine strike with picketers and injuries. Local governor Miles comments follow.
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Palestine
Franz von Papen
Istanbul
Hitler
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Balkan
Suez Canal
Syria
Anthony Eden
Iraq
Eden
Berlin
London
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Hess
British Isles
Germany
Middle East
Crete
Suda Bay
Maita
Cairo
Mediterranean
Fleet Air Arm
Amara
Tigris
Baghdad
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Amba _ Alaji
Luftwaffe
RAF
St. James’s Palace
Lambeth Palace
Old Bailey
Queen’s Hall
St. Clement Danes Church
Salvation Army
State Police Report On Labor Unrest In Santa Fe
Police recounts ongoing labor conflict as two men were brought to Santa Fe for medical treatment after head injuries sustained during a confrontation over wage demands and a closed shop. Witnesses quote Stucker claiming planners warned workers not to protest.
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Stucker
Summers
Miles
Santa Fe
City Beautiful Bouquets From Mrs Willis Ford and Friends
Mrs Willis Ford presents a bouquet of peonies. Mrs Jim Cooley at 309 N Missouri offers two climbing roses. Mrs Myra Spencer of 409 S Kentucky contributes climbing roses in a local floral showcase.
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Willis Ford
Jim Cooley
Missouri
Myra Spencer
Kentucky
Mine clash ends with over 100 workers present
Police kept at the mine after a tense confrontation involving more than 100 people. Summers praised the crew for preventing serious trouble as talks to settle the strike, called by UMWA on April 28, appeared to have collapsed.
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Summers
Stucker
UMWA
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Highball
Olds Ouaker
the Old Quaker Company
Lawrenceburg, Indians
Love Brothers
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Camp Camino
Webster
Louisiana
Wilson’s Corn King
Pecos Valley
Maxwell H
Hills
Wits
Wilson
Kraft
Wilson's
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