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Relief aid bill fails in house by 54 votes
An effort to appropriate 2,232,000,000 for relief was defeated in the house yesterday. The bill drew 54 votes in favor, but the proposal did not advance.
Earthquake Strikes California Amid Warquake Fallout
California reports another tremor as Europe endures renewed war-related shocks. The quake adds to regional anxiety while distant conflict intensifies public concern over safety, economics, and disaster preparedness.
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California
Paradise
Europe
Banking drives community life and growth, says Industrial News Review
The piece argues that private banking under strict regulation serves the public by funding homes, stores, and productivity. It notes banks' role in circulating money, boosting property values, creating jobs, and supporting local services, asserting banking remains vital as economies develop.
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Industrial News Review
Far East Tension Threatens Dutch East Indies
The article notes that with Hitler's Holland invasion and Japan eyeing the Dutch East Indies, the richest sources of tin and rubber lie within reach. Britain and France are tied up elsewhere, making defense unlikely. U.S. Secretary Hull has issued strong warnings to Nippon as Japanese leaders express satisfaction with the status quo. The Indies remain a danger spot.
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Europe
Far East
Hitler
Holland
State Department
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Indies
Britain
France
Hull
Nippon
Romance Sparks on Titan Tower After Elevator Rescue
Linda Morton, nurse and secretary, faces mental turmoil after a romantic spark with Dr. Bill Blaine during an elevator accident atop Titan Tower. Flashbacks recount Mike Morton’s fatal plane crash, the wedding watch stopped at 11, and a past filled with fog, loyalty, and loss as Linda balances a new career and a growing attraction.
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Linda Morton
Titan Tower
Linda
Mike Morton
Mickey
Mike
Mrs. Blauer
Janice
Dr. Blaine
Tex King
Sonny Boy
Salt Lake
Rise of Young Republicans in New Mexico Political Scene
In New Mexico the east side faces a weak Republican footing with no clear ticket in sight. The piece notes high costs and party traditions deter candidates, while Young Republicans struggle to gain ground amid Democratic dominance. It also covers draft debates, erosion effects on eastern New Mexico lands, and local rural ventures like bean planting and miniature golf revival. The piece closes with a Santa Fe report on a national guard anti aircraft training school in Socorro.
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Chaves
Roosevelt
Eighth Corps
Arizona
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Santa FE
N. M
Army
National Guard
Socorro
Col
C. G. Sage
Erosion Ends Fertility Experiments at Dalhart
Erosion ends fertility in the Dalhart experiments directed by Fred S. Reynolds. The study reports effects of soil loss on crop yield and land productivity, detailing the outcomes observed under Reynolds guidance.
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Dalhart
Fred S. Reynolds
Just A Minute Dan Luther Edwards
A devotional urging constant correction by scripture. It compares daily life to timekeeping, grocery scales, and carpentry, urging readers to align with the Word of God to reveal and rectify personal faults. The piece emphasizes the sufficiency and effectiveness of scripture for doctrine reproof and correction.
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Dan Luther Edwards
God
Weather shifts as low pressure moves through Southwest
Barometric pressure remains low over the Southwest with low pressure centers over Coahuila and northern Sonora. High pressure advances south through the plains reaching Kansas. Showers blanket southern Rocky Mountains and Mississippi Valley while northern states stay fair. Temperatures fall into the thirties in Wyoming and Nebraska. Rainfall amounts include .76 inch in Oklahoma City and .60 inch in Abilene, with Roswell at .86 inch by 8 am. Travel from Roswell remains unsettled within 300 miles. State game warden notes ongoing fishing on the Chama river below El Vado dam despite posted restrictions. discussions with land agent about reopening. Sun, cloud, and mild temps expected with unsettled afternoon in parts.
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Sonora
Plains
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Rocky Mountains
Misssissippi
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma City
Abilene
Roswell
Cleve Hallenbeck
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