Japan and Axis Premier Urges US to Join New World Order
Tokyo October 4 Premier Konoye invited the United States to cooperate with the Rome Berlin Tokyo Axis while warning that a US challenge to Axis leadership would trigger a fight to finish The premier urged reconsideration of US posture and stated Japan seeks to adjust relations with the Soviet Union while opposing Communism in the Orient Trade talks with the Netherlands East Indies continue as part of Axis diplomacy.
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Associated Press
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Prince Konoye
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Pioneer Residents Gather For Annual Celebration And Reunion
Hundreds of Pioneer residents from across the state attend the annual celebration and reunion, sharing memories and community ties during the event. The gathering highlights regional history and longstanding friendships formed in pioneer days.
Final Rodeo Performance This Afternoon
Top rodeo hands competed for 1924 dollars in prize money on the final day of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair rodeo. Yesterday's show drew praise from veterans who called it the best they had seen, even surpassing Cheyenne and Madison Square Garden. Brice Ross won bulldogging in 7 seconds, Cotton Lee took calf roping in 15.5 seconds, and Eddy Cameron led bronc riding with Ambler second. The army demonstration was slated again today, and Bob Burrows, injured yesterday, expects to ride for final money.
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Cheyenne
Madison Square Garden
Bob Burrows
Cotton Lee
Bill Towns
Hugh Ridely
Sonny Hancock
Eddy Cameron
Jerry Ambler
Mickey Hicks
Eddie Cain
Brice Ross
Mickey McCrory
Lonnie Allen
Howard McCrory
Jimmy Sloan
Bob Wilkerson
Jimmy Coleman
Jimmy Olson
Larry Finley
Joe Pennick
Paul Gould
Leo Thorne
Axis Powers Target Roosevelt, Word From Rome
President Roosevelt quoted a New York Times dispatch from Rome saying the Axis aims to defeat him for his foreign policy and stance toward Britain. He noted the piece was a newspaper story and not a confirmation, while affirming aid to England short of war and speeding up production with Knudsen. The column also covers Roswell Old Timers Day events with Governor Miles, parade, barbecue, and tributes.
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Germany
Italy
New York Times
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the Times
United States
Axis
Great Britain
America
England
William S. Knudsen
National Defense Commission
Wallace Promises Money To Towns And Farms
Wallace campaign stops in northern Great Plains frame Democratic policy as pouring money into main street and farms. In Helena speech he rebuts GOP claims of waste, arguing 585 million dollars invested here did not go to Wall Street, but into the economy to foster soil and prosperity.
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A. Wallace
Great Plains
Mana
Main Street
Dakotas
Montana
Wallace
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Governor Signs Deferred Tax Bill in New Mexico
In Santa Fe on October 4 4 the Middle Rio Grande conservancy relief bill became law after passage by a special session and swift signing by Governor Miles. The measure carries an emergency clause making it effective immediately and grants district farmers a 15 year delay on uncultivated collection assessments through 1979. Conservancy attorney Inley Miller noted no bonds would be outstanding that year, likely cancelling further collection.
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Santa FE. N. M
Middle Rio Grande
Italians Mass Troops on Greek Frontier Amid Brenner Pass Talks
Italian troops in Albania are reported to be massing near the Greek frontier, with about 130000 soldiers and 120 tanks. At Brenner Pass, Hitler and Mussolini met amid signals of major actions to come. In Kyoto, Premier Konoye warned the US to understand Axis positions and invited cooperation, saying war or peace hinges on mutual respect. Greece reports Greek defenses in place as propaganda portrays Greece as a pawn of Britain. Fasci st editor Virginio Gayda claimed the Brenner Pass conference was dramatic.
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Associated Press
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Benito Mussolini
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Prince Konoye
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Willkie Focuses on Labor in Pennsylvania Rally
Aboard the Willkie McNary train to Philadelphia on October 4, Willkie spoke mainly on labor issues during a Pittsburgh rally at Forbes Field before about 30,000. He criticized Wagner Act administration as a tragedy and urged changes in its administration or, if needed, changes to the act. McNary introduced him as a fearless, competent American as party leaders hailed the event and predicted victory in November as an American triumph.
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Willkie
Philadelphia
McNary
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Congress Plans Take a Recess Next Tuesday
Washington reporters say congressional leaders push to clear the last major defense bills so a recess may occur next week possibly Tuesday. The $1.482 billion defense appropriation sails through the Senate and House, funds targeting conscription program costs and Army expansion, with other defense items and river and harbor authorizations awaiting action.
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Barkley
D-Ky
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White House
Roosevelt
War Department
Judging Complete at Hereford Cattle Show
G E Nance of Canyon Texas claimed the Grand Champion bull Supreme Domino in the registered Herefords at the East ern New Mexico State Fair. W A Anderson of Levington took Reserve with Beau Sensation 30th. Grand Champion cow went to Princess Domino Mischief 2nd entered by Austin Reeves of Penasco, Reserve cow to Curtis Hill's Super Anxiety 32nd. In 4 H Club, Lewis Angel Jr of Carlsbad won champion with Royce Burns Lovington Reserve. 4 H calves will be sold at auction tomorrow. The Hereford show was outstanding and the best.
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G. E. Nance
Canyon
Texas
New Mexico
Supreme Domino
W. A. Anderson
Levington
Beau Sensation
Princess Domino Mischief
Austin Reeves
Penasco
Curtis Hill
Lewis Angel, Jr
Carlsbad
Royce Burns
Lovington
Hereford
Big Army Base to Be Placed at Albuquerque
Albuquerque officials said construction costs for the new U S army air corps base would reach about 1 500 000 with a 400 009 housing project. The base, to be established at the municipal airport, will receive 2 540 personnel and 50 planes from March Field Calif and should be operational by February 1. The 65 000 square yard concrete apron will house 50 planes, and a 2 000 home housing project will house married personnel. Trans Continental and Western Air holds the airport lease and will revise it for army occupancy.
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N. M
U. S. Army Air Corps
Washington
March Field
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Army
Chamber of Commerce
19Th Bombardment Group
Trans-Continental & Western Air, Inc
War Department
Governor Miles Presents Flag To High School Roswell
Governor John E. Miles presented an American flag to Roswell High School during a ceremony after the Old Timers program. The event featured the Roswell High School Band and Pep Squad, with 40 state flags paraded and 8 states still unfunded, as Suzanne Norton accepted the flag for the school.
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Miles
John E. Miles
Roswell High School
Third and Main
Hiram M. Dow
Suzanne Norton
Elyse Saunders
United States of America
Detroit Wins Third Game In World Series
Detroit Tigers exploded a 13 hit attack to beat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 4 at Briggs Stadium and take a two to one lead in the 1940 World Series. Rudy York and Frank Higgins homered in the seventh as Jim Turner and Tommy Bridges dueled, York’s blast to left and Higgins’ shot into the upper left field stands broke the game open. Bridges allowed ten hits but outlasted the Reds, who had opened with a first inning run on a Bill Werber double and Ival Goodman single. The Tigers tied in the fourth on singles from Barney McCosky Charley Gehringer and York, then the seventh featured Greenberg’s leadoff single and a Tigers rally culminating in York’s drive and Higgins’ later hit to finish the inning.
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Cincinnati Reds
Rudy York
Frank Higgins
Jim Tuner
Reds
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Tiger
Higgins
Turner
Whitey Moore
Cincinnati
Joe Beggs
Bridges
Bill Werber
Ival Goodman
Goodman
Barney McCosky
Charley Gehringer
York
Hank Greenberg
Bruce Campbell
Weather Summary for Four States This Weekend
Turn to Page Six reports fair conditions across New Mexico and Colorado with cooler spells and frost in northern areas. Arizona and West Texas stay generally fair with some afternoon clouds, slight temperature dips overnight and Saturday, especially in northern regions.
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Tomorrow's Fair Day Program at Fair Grounds
Tomorrow features opens at Fair Grounds with live stock poultry arts and merchants exhibits plus a flower show. At 10 30 a concert by Seventh Cavalry Band on the courthouse lawn and at 1 30 an auction of 4 H calves. Evening midway shows carnival features run late followed by a football game and cowboy dance on Fifth Street.
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New Mexico Miliary Institute
Texas Tech
de Bremond
Carl Johnson
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Richardson
Bund Planned Take Wall Street in Nazi Style Coup
Richard Werner a former German American Bund member testified before the Dies committee that the New York Bund trained storm troopers for a future day when a government like Nazi Germany would overthrow the United States. He described military drills rifles and readiness for blood to flow in the overthrow plot.
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Dies Committee
New York City
Germany
United States
Richard Werner
New York
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Starnes
D-Ala
Werner
Nazi Germany
Herman R. Crile Gives A Tribute To The Pioneers
Major Herman R. Crile delivered a tribute to New Mexico pioneers at the Old Timers program on Third and Main. He praised their resilience and hard work turning raw land into a thriving western homeland amid obstacles and frontier history.
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Herman R. Crile
Third and Main
Major Crile
New Mexico
Oodles of Answers In Classified Ads
Louis Falconi of Falconi Electrical Service notes that the phrase oodles of answers appears in a for rent advertisement. He says the line drew a flood of responses and proves the ad’s effectiveness in generating inquiries.
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Falconi Electrical Service
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