Hungary Joins Axis Powers In Great War Plan
Hungary signs into the Nazi Rome Berlin Tokyo Axis in Vienna, joining Germany Italy and Japan and extending a military corridor toward Greece Turkey and the Suez Canal. The protocol binds Hungary to mutual aid and signals possible further joins with Spain Romania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia eyed. Meanwhile British cities endure a heavy night raid with Birmingham and Liverpool struck as London reports minor damage.
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Vienna
Hungary
Germany
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Suez Canal
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Asia
Istvan Csaky
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Galeazzo Ciano
Saburuo Kurusu
Pal Teleky
Hitler
Belvedere
Balkans
Fuehrer
Wilhelm Keitel
Franz von Papen
Ankara
Associated Press
Italy
Japan
Budapest
Spain
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean
Britain
Rock
Gibraltar
Snow Blankets Northern New Mexico Markets and Skies
Heavy November snow swept northern New Mexico with three to six inches in many areas and up to 10 inches on Sandia mountain trails east of Albuquerque. Snow disrupted airline schedules, closed some roads, and prompted winter preparations as flags of freezing temperatures and slushy highways spread from Moriarty to Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Sandia
Albuquerque
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
Socorro
Moriarty
Tucumcari
Las Vegas
Clovis
Continental Divide
Gallup
Arizona
Continental Airlines
el Paso
Denver
TWA
Santa FE Santa FE
N. M
Highway Department Maintenance Division
Santa Fe
U. S. Weather Bureau
Morning Receipt Reports Thee Here This Morning
The report lists notices received this morning detailing local affairs. It notes incomplete lines and fragmented items, with emphasis on what remains readable. Names, dates, and places are partially visible, suggesting continuing updates to follow in later editions.
Thanksgiving Day Date Split Across Nation Washington
Washington dispatch reports 32 states and D C will honor Thanksgiving tomorrow following President Roosevelt while 16 states including New England keep to the last Thursday in November. Some regions beyond observe Nov 28. A Portland parade tradition and a grocery strike affected shopping around the capital.
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Washington
United States
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
New England
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Portland
A A A Committee Re-elected in Roswell County
The A A A committee for Chaves County was re-elected for the coming year at a Roswell Chamber of Commerce meeting last night with delegates from four communities. The panel includes Roy Treat, E L Morris, and Jim Michelet. A Roswell farm community meeting elected Roy Lee of Berrendo as chairman Ellis Whitney of East Grand Plains as vice chairman and Guy Rowe as member.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Perjury Charge To Be Filed Here
A perjury charge will be filed against Ramon Barrola for testimony in a district court trial linked to Felix Chapa who faces assault with a deadly weapon. Barrola was remanded to jail after testifying. The trial began and had not reached a verdict at press time. Also, Arlie Greenwood was acquitted on a drill theft charge. O B Turner was found guilty in a cattle fraud case and awaits sentencing. Ed Ehret pled guilty to a larceny charge but awaits sentence. Earl Martin and Jack Chancey pled guilty in a morals case. additional counts were dismissed.
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Ramon Barrola
Felix Chapa
Burrola
Chapa
Arlie Greenwood
Nay Hightower
O. B. Turner
Turner
Roswell Livestock Sales Company
Ed Ehret
Earl Martin
Jack Chancey
Split session seems a winner in New Mexico amendment
With 26 counties reporting to Secretary of State Jessie Gonzales, the split legislative session amendment leads 29 070 to 25 326. The proposal requires only a bare majority for adoption and is advancing toward the state constitution.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Jessie Gonzales
Casey Painting Is On Exhibit At Local Window
Spanish Valley is one of Dale Casey's latest paintings. He is art director at the local CCC camp. The piece and two other recent works will be shown in El Paso this weekend at the home of E L Gish, the educational director of the local CCC camp. The other two paintings are titled Noon and Barn Yard.
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Spanish Valley
Dale Casey
Daniel Paint and Glass Co
Casey
el Paso
E. L. Gish
C. C. C. Camp
Governor Miles Stricken With Severe Cold At Home
Governor Miles, returning from visits to Boulder City and Phoenix, was confined to bed today with a severe cold, according to his office.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Boulder City
Phoenix
Ariz
British Get 46 Of The Largest U. S. Bombers
Washington reports the army will release 46 large U S bombers to Great Britain. 26 Consolidated B 24s from San Diego and 20 Boeing B 17s will be delivered, with Sperry sight released and Norden sight used. Marshall notes observers from the U S Army have flown in British planes and will test the bombers in operations.
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Washington
Army High Command
United States
Great Britain
George C. Marshall
Army
Navy
Marshall
Consolidated Aircraft Plant
San Diego
Calif
Boeing Company
Britain
Consolidated
Boeing
Germany
British Isles
United States Army
British Channel
El Paso Man Hurt in Auto Accident Near Roswell
J R Cravens of El Paso was taken to St Mary's hospital with a bad chest injury after a car crash on the Dexter highway south of Roswell. His vehicle rolled over several times when it hit a car driven by J L Prater of Roswell. Cravens tried to avoid the collision but struck Prater's front bumper, state police said.
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J. R. Cravens
el Paso
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dexter Highway
Roswell
Craven
J. L. Prater
Cravens
Prater
Thanksgiving holiday notice from The Record
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday The Record will not be published tomorrow.
New Dealer Takes Shot at the Press
New Dealer spokesman Sol A. Rosenblatt told the American Federation of Labor convention that the 1940 election shocks show publishers lack influence in national politics. He urged a broader view of press freedom and warned against press self interest while praising Roosevelt’s leadership and a truce appeal between AFL and CIO.
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New Orleans
New Deal
American Federation of Labor
Sol A. Rosenblatt
Democratic National Committee
Louis XIV
Roosevelt
White House
Robenblatt
AFL
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Four More Men From Chaves County To Fort Bliss
Four additional men from Chaves county will be sent to Fort Bliss next Monday for one year’s induction under the selective service law. The county’s first two volunteers were Walter Frederick Eberhart and William Ernest Shockley, who departed yesterday afternoon. The six men comprise the county’s first call.
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Chaves County
Fort Bliss
Army
Walter Frederick Eberhart
William Ernest Shockley
Plans for Airport Improvements Soon
Santa Fe New Mexico November 20. G D Macy state coordinator aviation activities says plans for municipal airport improvements at Santa Fe Roswell Carlsbad Las Vegas and Albuquerque will be sent soon to the Civil Aeronautics Authority Fort Worth region office. WPA is preparing cost estimates. Runway extensions paving field grading and new lighting will be included where needed.
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Santa FE
N. M
G. D. Macy
Roswell
Carlsbad
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Fort Worth
Tex
WPA
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
M L Holland and Flora May Cunningham of Ruidoso wed in the marriage license list along with Wayland Calkins of Sacramento New Mexico and Lillian Barnett of Weed New Mexico.
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M. L. Holland
Flora May Cunningham
Ruidoso
Wayland Calkins
Sacramento
N. M
Lillian Barnett
Weed
English Towns Hit By German Raid Waves
German warplanes renewed attacks on Britain's industrial midlands after a prior 24 hour onslaught devastated Birmingham. The late report said raiders aimed to strike the war foundries again after dusk, threatening fresh destruction across the region valued at over a million pounds in bombs.
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Avis
Hungary
Midlands
Birmingham
Hitler
Midland
Coventry
England
Liverpool
London
Associated Press
Britain
Picture Program At Museum Tonight
Tonight's meeting of the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society features a picture program titled Looking Back A Thousand Years In New Mexico presented by Will Robinson. Curated by Reginald Fisher from the New Mexico State Museum, the photos were obtained for the Roswell museum program. Public invited. event at the Roswell museum at 7:30.
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Chaves
Roswell Band and Pep Club Travel to Las Cruces
One hundred twelve Roswell high school students in the band and pep club will depart by chartered buses tomorrow morning for Las Cruces to attend the football game between the Roswell Coyotes and Las Cruces Bulldogs. Buses leave at 7:30 from the bus depot for a 2:30 start at New Mexico State College field.
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Vegas
Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Normal University
Cowboys
Trinidad Junior College
Albuquerque
Albuquerque High School Bulldogs
Albuquerque Indians
Roswell High School
Las Cruces
Roswell Coyotes
Las Cruces Bulldogs
New Mexico State College
Railways Ice Company seeks refund of school tax
In Santa Fe on November 20, the Railways Ice Company filed a district court suit against the state revenue bureau and Commissioner J. O. Gallegos seeking $6,907.95 paid under protest. The company claims the tax was not on ice manufactured but on ice delivered for Santa Fe railroad freight cars and argues the tax violates the U S constitution and the Interstate Commerce Commission Act, and that its business is exempt from the emergency school tax law.
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Santa FE
N. M
The
Railways Ice Company
State Revenue Bureau
Revenue
J. O. Gallegos
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather forecast for New Mexico Arizona and West Texas
New Mexico sees decreasing cloudiness in the west and mostly cloudy conditions in the east with snow at high elevations along the central mountains tonight and Thursday. Southeast areas may get rain or snow tonight, elsewhere partly cloudy and colder in the northwest and north-central. Arizona mostly fair with occasional snow over mountains in the north central tonight, colder in northwest and central parts. West Texas cloudy with occasional rain in the extreme southeast tonight, otherwise fair tonight and Thursday, much colder in the south tonight.
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New Mexico
Continental Divide
Mountain Range
Arizona
West Texas
Approval Of WPA Airport Project Expected Soon
WPA airport project for a new Eastern New Mexico State Fair plant on West Alameda is expected to be approved soon, said Will Hortenstein president of the fair board after a Merchants’ Association dinner. He noted six hundred dollars from the remaining 1500 balance was used for architect plans, with directors praised for their work. Financial report shows Nov 11, 1940 bank balance 1509.20, receipts 7,276.05 plus 3400.50 donations and 182.55 from last year totaling 10,660.35. expenses 9,151.15, rodeo loss 1249.19, net balance 1. The rodeo page showed 3838.67 receipts and 5087.86 expenses. eliminating three rodeo items totaling 706.13 will reduce future costs when the new plant is built. Merchants’ president Oscar Greene opened the meeting praising the directors and announced a nominating committee for fair board members and officers.
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West Alameda
Will H. Hortenstein
Fair Board
Merchants’ Association
Hortenstein
Earl Patterson
James Lee
Oscar Greene
Dow Named On New Compact Committee In Oklahoma City
Hiram M Dow of New Mexico was named as one of three interstate oil compact representatives to draft a tentative compact for Tulsa. The commission also plans a model oil and gas conservation law to be recommended to all producing states. The current compact expires September 1 1941 and a new contract must be agreed upon and submitted to states and Congress.
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Oklahoma City
Hiram M. Dow
New Mexico
Tulsa
Leon C. Phillips
Congress
Knowles Speaks At Advertising Club
Arthur Knowles of the Platt Drug Co. delivered the main address at the Ad Club on the Pure Food and Drug Act. He outlined labeling benefits and other public advantages from the new act. Julian Kessel spoke on Shoeing the Army, noting size 18 is on order and regular sizes stop at 13. B F Fields Jr outlined the Ad Club fundraising drive for Christmas lighting and Santa Claus Day on Nov 30, noting brisk progress. Joe Huff presided and Emory Kemper directed the program.
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Arthur Knowles
Platt Drug Co
Ad Club
Knowles
Julian Kessel
Kessel
B. F. Fields, Jr
Joe Huff
Emory Kemper
First Aid Class to Meet Tonight at Junior High
The Red Cross first aid class will meet at 7 30 tonight. Meeting room moved from band room to southeast corner of the main floor. Bring pencils.
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Red Cross
House-to-House Ban Held Invalid in Gallup
Gallup town council weighed appealing a district court ruling that struck down its house-to-house solicitation ban. Judge David Chavez Jr. found the ordinance unconstitutional under state and U S constitutions, ruling fines and jail terms for private residence solicitations an unwarranted police power overreach affecting individual rights.
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Gallup. N. M
Gallup
New Mexico
David Chavez, Jr
United States
Roy L. Green
Hobbs
Western Arts
Thanksgiving thanks for the rug sale in Record classifieds
The note praises Mr. Railsback's unusually sized rug sold after months on the market in Record classifieds. Readers had worried about the ads slowing overall speed. Mrs. E. W. Lander highlighted the issue. the Thanksgiving announcement offers a moral about perseverance and gratitude.
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