Democrats Accused Over Federal Employee Campaign Funds
Joseph W. Martin Jr says the Democratic National Committee pressed for campaign contributions from more than a million federal employees, citing a New York Times report about Edward J. Flynn. Flynn says the letter speaks for itself as managers seek funds without violating the Hatch Act.
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New York
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Martin
New York Times Today
Edward J. Flynn
Democratic Natorial
Ed Flynn
Treasury
Flynn
Minneapolis
Britain claims German invasion attempt smashed
London reports that on Sept 16 RAF bombers disrupted a German sea invasion of England, forcing troops to disembark and wrecking Hitler's timetable. British officials say several German ships were sunk or damaged as invasion plans collapsed under sustained air offensive.
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Associated Press
London
England
RAF
Air Ministry
British Press Association
Adolf Hitler
Royal Air Force
Great Britain
London Air Ministry
Hitler
High Command
Bristol Channel
Land
Erd
Britain
Atlantic
New York
Roosevelt says opposition falsified facts in campaign
President Roosevelt charged that the opposition had deliberate falsifications in the presidential race and announced plans to reply in five speeches. He indicated one address may move from Washington to Baltimore on October 30, aligning with Wendell Willkie's Baltimore appearance.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Baltimore
Wendell L. Willkie
Luck Elected Moderator Of New Mexico Synod Presbyterians
In Las Cruces New Mexico on October 18 the Rev A J Luck of Tucumcari became moderator of the New Mexico Synod Presbyterian church during a three day session He succeeds Dr William S Dando of Carlsbad Dr David Reiter of Albuquerque was re elected for a three year term as clerk The Rev Henry Stout of Artesia was named permanent clerk and the Rev O W Randell of Grants was named vice moderator.
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Las Cruces
N. M
A. J. Luck
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Still a Chance to Be Registered in New Mexico
Adj. Gen. R. C. Charlton urged all eligible young men in Santa Fe to report to local draft boards if they failed to register Wednesday. The telegram from national selective headquarters said individuals unable to register yesterday should be registered by local boards and not treated as delinquents until the national lottery occurs between October 26 and November 2.
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Santa FE. N. M
Adj
R. C. Charlton
National Selective Headquarters
Weather Forecast for Four States
New Mexico shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with no temperature change. Colorado trends generally fair tonight and Saturday with cooler east portions on Saturday. Arizona stays fair tonight and Saturday with increasing high clouds. West Texas largely fair tonight and Saturday with scattered late showers in the southwest. temperatures rise slightly tonight and on Saturday in the south.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Southwest
State Democrats Launch Field Election Drive in NM
New Mexico Democrats began an 18 day statewide campaign with an all candidate rally in Santa Fe. Democrats split into groups targeting Penasco Taos Las Cruces while Governors Miles and Cha vez led the drives. Republicans led by Miera and Mitchell planned stops in Shiprock Aztec Farmington and Hobbs Lovington Por tales.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Eastside
San Juan Basin
Penasco
Taos
John E. Miles
Clinton Anderson
Congress
Corporation Commission
Robert Valdez
Las Cruces
Dennis
Trio Chest Contributions Grow As Campaign Advances
Captain John Gioscio leads Salvation Army in supporting the Trio Chest fund with a full week’s salary. Many donors respond generously to pledge letters while others delay returning cards. A Tuesday work force drive aims to complete collection, with 75 to 100 volunteers expected to aid. The goal remains ten thousand dollars to fund Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Salvation Army for the year.
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John Gioscio
Salvation Army
Trio Chest Fund
Gioscio
Trio Chest Committee
Paul Wilmot
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Willkie Defends Ethic in Missouri Election Stop
Wendell Willkie, at Jefferson City before a weathered Jefferson statue, denounces vote buying and forced ballots as immoral. He pledges to honor constitutional limits, avoid stealthy power grabs, and reject divisive smear tactics while praising Jefferson and stressing relief, bread, and independence without coercion.
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Wille
Missouri
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas Jefferson
Wendell Willkie
Jefferson City
Frank Hague
Kelly-Nashes
Chicago
Willkie
Congress
Jefferson
Insurance brokers head protests political insurance pressure
H A Bayern president of the Association of Past Presidents of Insurance Brokers and Agents asked the New Mexico state corporation commission to counter what he called political propaganda. He said letters to life policyholders imply danger to insurers' finances under the current administration, but he contended the industry's position has never been stronger.
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Santa FE
N. M
H. A. Bayern
State Corporation Commission
Bayern
Commission
Robert Valdez
Burma Road reopened as Japanese attack Kunming
Japanese naval aircraft attacked Kunming in southwestern China today, the first action tied to the reopened Burma Road. The communications from Hongkong and Chungking describe anti aircraft defenses around the road from British controlled areas as the supply line to China resumes operations.
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Britain
China
Hongkong
Kunming
Burma Road
Associated Press
Chungking
Supreme Court rejects injunction to open tortilla plant
The New Mexico Supreme Court, in two unanimous rulings, affirmed a Bernalillo County district court injunction denial to stop Alejandro de Jaquez from opening a tortilla factory in Albuquerque and upheld a Quay County ruling against C. M. Stanfill in a note collection suit against James B. Fell. The Bernalillo case rested on an oral contract with Solomon de Soto. De Soto owned the plant since 1935 with an alleged agreement de Jaquez would not resume operations, but no damages were shown. The Quay County decision found head administrator A L Hamilton as defendant, with Bell’s note payment to Head, who did not disclose sale to Stanfill, and the court ruled Head was Stanfill’s agent. Justice Brice authored both opinions.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Supreme Court
Bernalillo County
Alejandro de Jaquez
Albuquerque
Quay County
C. M. Stanfill
James B. Fell
de Jaquez
Solomon de Soto
de Jaque
Stanfill
Head
Bell
Justice Brice
800 000 Men To Be Called Up By June 15
Washington reports the War Department plans to deploy the first 800000 selective service trainees to the army by June 15. Secretary Stimson said the move means about one in twenty of the 16654000 registrants on Wednesday will be called within eight months. Some 130000 National Guard members will be ordered up by early February, with about 96000 already mobilized and training. The schedule notes a surprise element that 18000 of the trainees...
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Washington
War Department
War Stimson
Stimson
National Guard
Auto Accident at 11th and Washington
Mrs Allie Guest of 710 West 11th Street suffered a broken arm and head injuries in an afternoon crash at 11th and Washington. She was taken to a doctor for treatment and her injuries were not serious. The Mossman car collided with a C C C truck driven by Fred Gregg. Mrs Guest was the sole injured passenger. Mossman car and truck were damaged.
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Allie Guest
11Th Street
Lth
Washington
B. C. Mossman
Fred Gregg
Guest
Mossman
Los Angeles Man Arrested Here for Extradi tion
Darrell Davis was arrested here by local police and has waived extradition. Police Chief Henry Eller stated Los Angeles authorities will return him to face charges of car theft and forgery.
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Darrell Davis
Los Angeles
Henry Eller
Eller
Pecos Mercantile Wins Insurance Case in Carlsbad Fire
In Albuquerque on October 18, Pecos Mercantile Company secured a federal court jury verdict awarding 35,071.46 dollars after claiming 42,676 dollars for damages from a fire at its Joyce-Pruit store in Carlsbad on April 29. Judge Colin Neblett rejected the insurer's claim that the fire was intentionally caused by S. A. Taylor, the store's president.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Pecos Mercantile Company
Baltimore American Insurance Company
Pecos Company
Joyce-Pruit
Carlsbad
Colin Neblett
S. A. Taylor
Occupied Lands A Great Burden On The Germans
Istambul dispatch notes the Turkish government warns Axis forces against crossing the Dardanelles to Egypt. The radio says Turkey will resist a Balkans thrust and considers a possible benefit for England if Hitler and Mussolini are halted at the straits.
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Dewitt Mackenzie
Istanbul
Turkey
Turkish Radio
Dardanelles
Egypt
Suez Canal
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Balkans
Near East
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Local Selective Service Office Opens in Roswell Postoffice
The Chaves County Selective Service Board opened offices on the second floor of the Roswell post office building opposite the elevator. A telegram from national director Dykstra urged anyone unable to register Wednesday to present themselves now for registration with the local board. Local board members Reed Mulkey, Curtis Hill, and W. A. Losey serve without pay, with secretaries Mrs Langford Keith, Mrs Bess White, and Mrs Charles F Purdy assisting with the workload.
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Selective Service Board
Chaves County
Roswell
National
Dykstra
National Lottery
Reed Mulkey
Curtis Hill
W. A. Losey
Langford Keith
Bess White
Charles F. Purdy
Kiwanis Delegates to District Convention in Phoenix
Las Cruces Kiwanis Club delegates head to the district convention in Phoenix with support for Dr. D. S. Robbins as district governor. Local representatives from New Mexico Arizona and parts of Texas travel with the group seeking influence and planning for the event.
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Las Cruces N. M
Las Cruces Kiwanis Club
Phoenix
D. S. Robbins
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Roswell Scouters Attend National Scout Dinner Start
About 70 Roswell Boy Scout Sea Scout and Cub leaders joined a dinner that opened a Scout leaders training school and launched a program of action to strengthen democracy. Judge Pat O Neill and Mayor Thomas J Hall gave talks on Scouting values while Oscar Greene presided.
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Roswell
Boy Scout Program of Action
Pat O'Neill
Thomas J. Hall
Oscar Greene
H. P. Garrett
P. V. Thorson
National Scout Council
Girl Scout Little House
More Local Boys May Enroll in CCC
Chaves county youths may enroll in a second CCC period between October 21 and 31, per Welfare Director Miss Geneva Short. Fifty-nine local boys were enrolled last weekend and sent to camps in Roswell Fort Sumner and Carlsbad. Applications start at the Welfare office 1038 W. 11th with no enrollment cap announced.
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Chaves County
Cc. Cc. C
Merit exams to be held here in New Mexico
Dr. A S White state merit system supervisor spoke at the Federated Women's district convention in Alamogordo New Mexico outlining plans for oral examinations for positions in federal aided state agencies. He would then visit Roswell and Las Cruces to arrange exams.
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Alamogordo
N. M
A. S. White
New Mexico Federated Women
Communists Barred From New Mexico Ballot
Secretary of state Jessie Gonzales withdrew the Communist party emblem and national candidates from the New Mexico ballot on attorney general advice. The party failed to file proper party rules, presenting only excerpts from its constitution and by-laws, which the AG said are insufficient to authorize a ticket on the state ballot.
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Santa FE
N. M
Jessie Gonzales
Communist Party
New Mexico
A. M. Fernandez
Fernandez
Communist Party of New Mexico
County Clerk Plans To Remove Communist Ticket From Ballot
D P Greiner Chaves county clerk received a telegram from the secretary of state reporting the attorney general office opinion and requesting that he refrain from placing the Communist ticket on the ballot He pledged to comply with the ruling.
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D. P. Greiner
Chaves County
Secretary of State
Attorney General’s Office
Roswell Men Held on Homicide Charge at Rodeo
Bill Hancock 23 of Roswell New Mexico and Larry Finley 19 of Phoenix Arizona were held without bail on homicide charges in the death of sailor John Martin 37 of the Queen Elizabeth crew after a hotel room fight during a Madison Square Garden Rodeo.
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New York
Bill Hancock
Roswell
N. M
Larry Finley
Phoenix
Ariz
John Martin
Martin
New Mexico Agents Open Seventh Annual Convention
The New Mexico Association of Insurance Agents begins its seventh annual convention in Santa Fe with principal speakers including state insurance superintendent R F Avnodaca Dallas insurance executive J A Breckney and Fred Lanagan past president of the American Association of Insurance Agents. The event is slated to adjourn late Saturday.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Association of Insurance Agents
R. F.avnodaca
J. A. Breckney
Dallas Insurance Company
Fred Lanagan
Denver
American Association of Insurance Agents
Ann Miller to Visit Roswell Airport Tomorrow
Ann Miller star of Too Many Girls arrives for world premiere in Albuquerque and will be a brief passenger on the Continental Air lines flight arriving at 1 01 p m tomorrow. The 19 year old Texas dancer will fly to Phoenix after the brief stop, with Albuquerque and Roswell hosting the events. Autograph seekers and college crowds greeted her arrival as the premiere night unfolds with fanfare at the New Mexico setting.
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Albuquerque
Ann Miller
Roswell
Hollywood
Continental Airlines
Continental
Phoenix
Ariz
N. M
Miss Miller
New Mexico College
Real Results From One-Inch Classified Ad
G N Venrick of Culdice and Venrick praises a one inch classified display ad for consistently keeping the real estate and insurance business in front of The Record readers. He says the ad connects the name with the business and makes readers think of them for real estate and insurance needs.
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G. N. Venrick
Culdice and Venrick
Mr. Venrick
Record Classified
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