British and French Leaders Discuss Turkish Role in Power Treaty
Britan And Wavell, commander of the Brit ish forces in the middle east, and General Maxime Weygand, com mander of the French-eastern forces. They were there to discuss with Turkish military leaders detailed military phases of the three-pow er treaty. Turkey, credited with being a strong military power, occupies a strategic geographical position and her neutrality or assistance will be of great importance to British and French seapower, it was pointed out.
Loss of Turkey and Balkan Power Shifts in War News
The article notes Turkey’s pivotal strategic role at the Dardanelles and its shifting stance amid Russo-German pressure. It describes Ataturk's legacy, Turkish reluctance toward partition plans, and the broader impact on Eastern Mediterranean leadership as relations with neighboring states and great powers realign.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Germany
England
France
Russia
Ator
Kemal Ataturk
Istanbul
Italy
Asia Minor
Ataturk
Poland
Balkan
Bulgaria
Rumania
Darcaanelles
Romania
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Greece
Iran
Iraq
Afganistan
4-H Alumni Plan Year of Rural Living Education
The 4-H Alumni Association at New Mexico State College begins a nine month program under the theme Rural Living Today and Tomorrow. Group discussions led by L H Gould A B Fite and others cover Our Rural Heritage Planning for Rural Living Rural Recreation and Development of Rural Leaders Through Extension Activities Schools and Churches. Radio programs recorded by club members are broadcast later over KOB.
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New Mexico State College
L. H. Gould
New Mexico Extension Service
A. B. Fite
Madeline L. Stevens
National Recreation Association
E. H. Shinn
The
Extension Service
Washington, D. C
Ral
4-H
KOB
Cattle Grading Meet Held in Luna County
A cattle grading demonstration and stockmen meeting sponsored by Extension Service was held October 10 at Frank Huxtable ranch north of Deming with about 40 people. Key speakers included Luna County Extension Agent J W Donaldson and Extension Economist Leonard Appleton discussing beef market outlook and contour farming followed by talks on native grasses, creeping feed and conservation practices.
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Extension Service
Frank Huxtable
Deming
J. W Donaldson
Luna County
Leonard Appleton
Kenneth Parker
Forest Service
George Ellis
College Ranch
Las Cruces
Fletcher Tigner
G. R. Quesenberry
Huxtable
Tigner
New Mexico Capitol Remodelling Plan Outlined
The state capitol commission plans integrated remodelling to enlarge office space, with tentative designs nearly doubling current capacity. Governor and panel deem Chavez proposal not legally or financially feasible, urging consolidation of work on the capitol and adjacent buildings within existing property.
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Sion
New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
Statehouse
Capitol Improvement Commission
Miles
David Chavez, Jr
Santa Fe Commission
Silver City
J. Allen Wykoff
Raton
Col
E. John Greer
Henry Dendahl
Capitols
Capitol
Publc
Commis
Weather forecast for New Mexico Arizona and Colorado
Fair to night and Friday with little temperature change for New Mexico and Arizona. Colorado expects fair conditions tonight and Friday, with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion on Friday.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Advertising In Audited Newspapers Celebration in Chicago
Newspaper publishers and national advertisers met in Chicago to mark the Audit Bureau of Circulations twenty fifth anniversary. Allan T. Preyer of the Association of National Advertisers cited Vick Chemical Company chief executive remarks on persistent advertising, noting growth from 1905 to a global presence in 70 countries and over 1,400 daily papers. He credited the Bureau with facts that give advertisers courage to spend in good and bad times, boosting American living standards.
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Chicago
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Allan T. Preyer
Association of National Advertisers
Vick Chemical Company
Preyer
Wick Company
North Carolina
Vick Company
Frever
Publishers of America
Audit Bureau
Lobo Aggie Game Moved To November Afternoon
The Lobo Aggie football game will be played the afternoon of November 10 in Albuquerque, announced by George White University athletic coordinator. The date was shifted from November 11 to avoid a conflict with the Arizona Texas Mines game in El Paso.
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Albuquerque
N. M
George White
Paso
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Golden Gate International Exposition
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Offee, Inc
San Francisco
Pecos Valley Packing Co
Hams Wilson
Bader
Bae An
Per Dozer
Eel
Libby’s
10Th. & North Main Sts
Red Can Hills Bros
San Antonio
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