Greece Fights Off Italian Invasion On Balkan Front
Allied reports say Germany massed about 70 divisions or 1.25 million troops in the Balkans to deter Russian interference while Italy pushes aging forces toward Salonika. Greek reservists rush to Metaxas line as Rome claims gains along the Albanian Greek frontier. Conflicting dispatches describe stalled Greek counterattacks and border skirmishes near key passes.
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Roosevelt campaigns in New York and Greece in war drift
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from a New York campaign appearance. He charges Republican leaders reversed themselves on national defense. Greek entry into the European war and the cash and carry program loom as Hull and Welles discuss the turn of events. The president prepares to address the nation by radio on the selective service draw and signs to proclaim Greece at war. He labels GOP defense votes pro money over human lives. Outside Congress, a charged scene unfolds.
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Willkie Attacks Roosevelt On Third Term Campaign Tour
Willkie denounces Roosevelt in Ohio rally calling his New York address demagogic and desperate. He cites the 1940 platform, warns of transports for boys, and defends McNary while noting Selective Service ceremony in Washington and a long draft drawing radio address.
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W. Va
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Roosevelt
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Ohio
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Roosevelt Opens National Draft Lottery At Capital
President Roosevelt announced the national draft lottery opening in Washington. He said America's young men are ready to play their part in the nation's defense, speaking in a government auditorium beside a large bowl.
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Roosevelt
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District Court Docket Set in November Trials
District Court listings set criminal calendars for Chaves County through November 23. Cases span unlawful liquor sale, larceny, assault with deadly weapon, false pretenses, receiving, and changing venue from Eddy County. Also lists registration numbers affecting local registrants with names and home towns.
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Chaves County
H. D. Edmonson
Jim Gonzales
Henry Bush
H. T. Dean
George Smith
Gabrella Delgada
O. B. Turner
Ed Ehret
Kirk L. Caskey
Earl Martin
Jack Chancey
Arlie Greenwood
Jefferson E. York
Felix Chapa
George Walker
J. D. Hassler
C. W. Hassler
Benito Fierro
Paula Granado
Brownie Mills
Eddy Punty
Hatch Speaks At Roswell Democratic Dinner
Senator Carl A. Hatch headlined a Roswell dinner for Democratic candidates hosted by the Chaves County Young Democrats. About 100 attended at the Junior High dining room as Hatch urged voting straight Democratic tickets to support Roosevelt's program and national security, with remarks on British victory and the international situation.
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Carl A. Hatch
Roswell
Junior High
Chaves County
Young Democrats
Sen. Hatch
Roosevelt
United States
Will Robinson
America
John G. Anderson
T. L. Gardner, Jr
Robert Daughtry
Dennis Chavez
Clinton P. Anderson
Robert Valdez
Luella McGaffey Brown
Willis Ford
W. R. Eccles
Campaign Rally Notes in New Mexico and Las Vegas
Democratic slate includes Governor Miles and Senator Chavez with events in Las Vegas. Clinton Anderson seeks Congress with a rally in Alamogordo. Republican candidates Maurice Miera for governor and Albert Mitchell for senator. Espanola rally Tuesday night features Herman Crile. Albuquerque KOB radio address at 6 30 p m broadcasts the campaign.
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Associated Press
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Chavez
Las Vegas
Clinton Anderson
Congress
la Rosa
Alamogordo
68 000 Employed In New Mexico Nonfarm Jobs
The labor department reported 68 000 New Mexico residents worked in non agricultural establishments last September, roughly unchanged from a year earlier. The figure excludes self employed and workers on WPA CCC or NYA projects.
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Washington
Labor Department
New Mexico
WPA
CCC
NYA
Draft numbers not final in New Mexico drawing
New Mexico draft registrants were told by Adj. Gen. Charlton not to assume the Washington lottery order will determine final call order. Local draft boards will decide the sequence, noting a district’s first number may belong to someone too old for service and the next available number will be considered instead.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Adj
Russell C. Chariton
Washington
Charlton
Brittingham Dies in Los Angeles After Long Industrial Career
Juan F. Brittingham 81, pioneer American industrialist in Mexico, died in Los Angeles. A St. Louis native, he moved to Mexico in 1883 and settled in Gomez Palacio, Durango, where he built a notable business legacy.
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Los Angeles
Juan F. Brittingham
Mexico
St. Louis
Gomez Palacio
Durango
Chavez Announces 180000 Tons New Mexico Manganese Contract
Senator Dennis Chavez at a Democratic rally announced a Washington let contract by Metal Reserves of the RFC for 180000 tons of New Mexico manganese. The project costs about 7000000 dollars and will employ roughly 3000 New Mexico men with a stockpile at Deming for statewide distribution.
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Dennis Chavez
Washington
New Mexico
Tenpetexico
Enator Chavez
Nator Chavez
Washa
Oan
Deming
Wage Hour Law Affects Newspapers in Washington
The wage hour act covers most draftsmen reporters and copy desk editors. Nonexempt workers must be paid one and a half times for hours over forty weekly. Exempt status requires at least $200 monthly pay and involvement in employer policy or other managerial duties.
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Washington
Philip B. Fleming
Weather Outlook for Southwest Region
Weather forecast for Now Mexico and surrounding states shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with a gradual temperature rise. Colorado remains generally fair with warmer east and frost tonight in the west. West Texas sees fair skies and a slight warming trend. Extended period from Tuesday evening to Saturday calls for near normal temperatures with a rising trend late, and little or no precipitation across Arizona New Mexico and West Texas.
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Colorado
West Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Roosevelt's Message to The French Dictator
Washington reports indicate the United States sought official French info on any change in the French fleet or colonial status, notably Dakar, to guard American interests. French embassy denies rumors of peace negotiations or cessions and asserts no basing or curtailment by Germany or Italy.
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United States
France
Dakar
Germany
Italy
Democratic Women's Meeting Tomorrow in District Court
A Democratic women's meeting will be held in the district court room tomorrow at 3 PM where Chaves county Democratic women will share one minute speeches. Mrs. Luella McGaffey Brown and Mrs. W. R. Eccles emphasize the campaign's importance and urge county women to attend for information on issues. At 4 PM a public meeting will follow with two N Y A educational motion pictures.
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Chaves County
Luella McGaffey Brown
Democratc National
Paign
W. R. Eccles
Democratcs
Contracts To Buy New Mexico Manganese
Senator Dennis Chavez announced that the Newal Pitts corporation of Pittsburgh signed a contract with the RFC to purchase 180000 tons of New Mexico manganese. Deming New Mexico was chosen for stockpile reserves with two reduction plants planned near Deming and south of Hillsboro, employing at least 2500 people.
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Pittsburgh
RFC
New Mexico
Chavez
E. A. Kershbaumer
Deming
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Hillsboro
Democrats Control Responsible For Defense
Wendell L. Willkie replying to President Roosevelt's New Works address declared today that insistence on defense policy and bipartisanship is essential. He spoke as Republicans push for stronger national security amid wartime obligations and cited Charleston, West Virginia as a regional venue for remarks.
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Charleston
W. Va
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
New Mexico Shops See 3.6 Percent Sales Rise
The Bureau of Census reports a 3.6 percent gain in dollar sales for 175 independent retailers in New Mexico in the first nine months, with September down 2.7 percent from 1939. Las Vegas records the strongest nine-month increase at 6.5 percent.
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Washington
New Mexico
Bureau of Census
Las Vegas
Senate Demands Hague To Appear
Newark Oct 29 Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City refused voluntary appearance before a Senate campaign investigating subcommittee and was subpoenaed to testify this afternoon after an executive conference. An investigator headed to Jersey City to serve the order.
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Frank Hague
Jersey City
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Hague
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D-Cole
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Davis
Two Tickets on New Mexico Ballots in November
New Mexico voters will see only two state ticket options the Democratic and Republican parties. It marks the first time since statehood that other parties lack state candidates. The ballot offers four presidential choices with Socialist and Prohibitionist electors, while the Communist party is barred from the ballot.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Secretary of State
Prohibitionists
Communist Party
Dempsey Campaigns Across New Mexico Before Election Day
Congressman John J. Dempsey, aiming for the Democratic Senate nomination, toured New Mexico to rally support for the full party ticket. He announced a 6 45 p m radio address from Albuquerque and planned rallies in Portales and Clovis, as Republicans led by Maurice Miera and Albert K Mitchell pushed last minute strategy with a Las Vegas gathering upcoming.
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Associated Press
John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
Dempsey
Albuquerque
KOB
Portales
Clovis
Maurice Miera
Albert K. Mitchell
Socorro
Espanola
Herman Crile
GOP
Congress
Las Vegas
New Draft Board Members Are Named in New Mexico
Adj Gen R C Charlin announces changes replacing unfit appointees with new members across counties. Frank L Evans joins Bernalillo No 3 board, William R Morris replaces Napoleone. Kingsbury, Lyman fill Harding and Santa Fe boards respectively. Indian service appointees named in counties with registered Indians. New examining physician for Bernalillo No 3 is Dr W H Thearle replacing Dr Love lace. Dr Leo G Gaddis named for Otero board.
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John A. Lowe
Santa Fe
Angus J. Kennedy
New Laguna
Valencia
Leslie G. Boldt
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Charles B. Payne
San Felipe
Sandoval
Tom Joseph Lujan
Taos
Taos County
William Henry Thearle
W. R. Lovelace
Renters Fill Vacant Rooms via Classified Ads
Mrs. W. M. Lea of Lea's Old Mission Beauty Shop says her larger home has several rooms rented whenever vacancies appear. She credits the Record classified for consistently supplying renters and solving her rent problems. The Classified ads help hundreds daily. Try one today and see the quick response.
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