Titan Tower Rescue Sparks Romance On Roof Deck
A mechanic is saved from Titan Tower elevator machinery by Nurse Linda Morton and Dr. Bill Blaine. Blaine flatters Linda while a gray editor warns the incident must stay out of papers. Linda’s romantic awakening grows as she revisits the stairway and contemplates Blaine’s cryptic farewell. (To be continued)
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Titan Tower
Linda Morton
Bill Blaine
Leonard Renquist
Linda
Dr. Blaine
Blaine
Sam
Rennie
Bill
Tlowed
Dr. Thorpe
Roosevelt Pushes Vast Expansion of National Defense
President Roosevelt urges Congress to expand the defense program with a target of 50,000 warplanes annually and a robust army and navy to deter any attack. He cites European events and moral breakdown, urging swift preparation to protect liberties and possessions.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Asia
New Mexico Highway Progress and Political Reflections
State highway engineer Burton G Dwyre highlights 3500 miles of paved New Mexico roads during four decades, noting early convict work and shifts to asphalt. The piece also critiques mudslinging in campaigns, explores primary timing reform, and recounts a Roswell Lodge bank ceremony as local color.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Merchants Credit Association
Cline’s Corners
Burton G. Dwyre
State Highway Department
Truth and Mudslinging in Santa Fe County Primaries
The Democratic Central Committee of Santa Fe County urged candidates before the primaries to refrain from mudslinging, claiming high principles while exposing how New Mexico may have departed from careful truth in weighing candidates.
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New Mexico
Democratic Central Committee
Santa Fe County
The Greatest Barbecue Returns to Baton Rouge
Billie Corcoran visits Baton Rouge for a town paper and a tale of the greatest barbecue in history. Last Monday a thousand fat beeves were served to residents at the governor Sam Houston Jones induction, fulfilling a pledge to end inaugural parade pageantry once Huey Long era ended.
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Billie Corcoran
Baton Rouge
Sam Houston Jones
Jones
Long
Huey
Billy the Kid Myth Reopend in Lubbock Yarn
The Lubbock Plainsman notes enduring belief in the Billy the Kid legend that William H. Bonney survived and roamed after supposed death at Fort Sumner, with veteran Charles Guy giving attention to the tale.
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Charles Guy
Lubbock
William G. Bonney
Pat Garrett
Fort Sumner
Rededication Night staged by Five Points lodge in El Paso
Thousands of southwest masons followed the El Paso Times account of the Rededication Night. In a striking twist for the Entered Apprentice Degree all roles were played by El Paso police, each in full uniform to honor their calling and the candidate.
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Five Points Lodge
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