Gale Mulls Job Offer Amid Legislative Plot
Gale meets Joe Nash in a hotel Walnut Room and declines joining him, fearing Colburn and Murray’s political ties. At the Capitol she witnesses Murray’s victory speech with Joe, Marie Gibbins, the Attorney General, and a CID captain present. Gale suspects a coordinated scheme around the monopoly bill and pressures Colburn to investigate, while Murray soaks in acclaim and hints at retirement.
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Armistice Day Proclaimed by Roosevelt with Call to Pause
President Roosevelt proclaimed November 11 as Armistice Day and urged Americans to pause in gratitude for past liberty and to rededicate the nation to human rights. He will speak at Arlington National Cemetery and noted the 1918 armistice ended a war that saved democracies, though he warned that forces of lawlessness and inhumanity have resurfaced.
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Fictionalized Background Declares Characters Imaginary
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Santa Fe Briefs on New Mexico Guard Records
The state military department began a ten year reserve recall process for guardsmen and selectees released from active service. Sergeant James Wallace, enlisting in Santa Fe, was the first name on the list. John Bingham was named assistant state director of selective service under Adj. Gen. Charlton, with Joe McCabe named state guard major in charge of chemical warfare and Will Robinson of Ros.
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Public relations director promoted to captain
A selective service public relations director was promoted to captain, marking a leadership advance within the unit.
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