New Mexico Receives Airport Funding Share for Defense Program
Washington reports over 80 New Mexico sites are eyed under a national defense airport program with about 7 million dollars to build or upgrade fields. Col D H Connolly said roughly 4,000 sites nationwide have been tentatively listed by the Army Navy and CAA and Congress seeks 80 million dollars to begin work on about 200 airports plus detailed local allocations for many New Mexico towns and cities.
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Washington
New Mexico
Congress
D. H. Connolly
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
House Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
CAA
Acomita
Alamogordo
Anton Chicago
Artesia
Belen
Bernalillo
Bernardo
Carrizozo
Carlsbad
Cimmarron
Clayton
Clovis
Cloudcroft
Columbus
Conchas
Corona
Cuba
Cubero
Datil
Lovington
Magdalena
Melrose
Milneland
Mogollon
Mora
Masquero
Mountainair
Mount Hiley
Navajo Restration
Otto
Park View
Portales
Potrillo
Quemado
Radium Springs
Raton
Rodeo
Roswell
Roy
Ruidoso
San Marcial
Santa Rosa
Santa Fe
Shiprock
Silver City
Socorro
Springer
Taos
Tatum
Thoreau
Tucumcari
Tularosa
Vaughn
Wagon Mound
White City
Willard
Zuni
Willkie Promotes Two Term Tradition in Michigan Speech
Willkie urged Michigan listeners to back Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg and Rep. Clare Hoffman and himself. He framed the two term tradition as essential, attacked the Roosevelt administration’s spending and debt, and argued for changing leadership to boost defense production with industrial ties and organized labor.
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Willkie
Niles
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Clare Hoffman
America
Chamberlain
Britain
Winston Churchill
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Japan Warns Warlike Moves and Allied Betrayal
The Japan Times denounces US state department as betraying Britain and America with warlike moves in the Pacific. An army spokesman questions public reaction to the tripartite alliance, highlighting tension between Tokyo and Washington.
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Japan Times
Foreign Office
United States State Department
Pacific
State Department
Britain
Japan
Judge Claims Liberally Before Drafting Boards
New Orleans dispatch reports Major Joseph F. Battley urging state draft boards to grant deferments liberally for civilian work and to avoid fanatical zeal in pressing men 21 to 36 into training. He warns against hindering national function or repeating early war demilitarization in England, while stressing training cannot target only the unskilled or ignore existing law.
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New Orleans
Joseph F. Battley
Joint
Army and Navy Selective Service Committee
Draft Board
Battley
England
Germany
Flanders
Major Battley
Washington clique blamed for state department turmoil
The Japan Times quoted predicting a public outcry in the United States once the Washington clique’s machinations are fully told. It warned that wholesale state department renovations would rid the nation of a super-state within and blamed U S actions for Pacific turmoil.
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Japan Times
Washington
State Department
America
Pacific
Germany
Japan
Italy
Legion Women Elect Mrs Louis J Lemstra Head
Mrs Louis J Lemstra of Clinton Indiana was elected to lead the American Legion Auxiliary succeeding the former chair and promising active, community oriented programs for veterans and their families this coming year.
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Louis J. Lemstra
Clinton, Ind
American Legion Auxiliary
Chavez Wins Narrow Senate Victory In Final Count
Final tally shows incumbent Dennis Chavez defeating J J Dempsey by 2 523 votes after nine county recounts. Official statewide results: Chavez 49 961 Dempsey 47 438 with minor changes elsewhere. Certificates of nomination prepared for winning candidates.
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Chavez
Dempsey
Mitchell
Dillon
Miles
Tingley
Miera
Alston
Anderson
Patton
Frazier
Kennedy
Burton
la Follette
Wilson
Gibbons
Coe
Crile
Rogers
Johnson
Kramer
Torres
Owens
Daniel
Otero
Mason
Jensen
Quintana
Quesenberry
Jones
Murdoch
Botts
Gonzales
Ortiz
Dohrer
Roswell Race Names And Funeral Notices From Local Ballots
A diatonic torpedo novelty appears amid election results listing Democratic and Republican candidates for state offices including auditor treasurer attorney general and others. The obituary notes several relatives of Mrs. Margaret Barrera and Mrs. Anastacia Torrez attending funeral services at Saint Johns Church in Roswell with casket bearers named and interment at South Park under Ballard Funeral Home.
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Margaret Barrera
Rock Springs
Texas
Anastacia Torrez
Mountainair
New Mexico
Roswell
Florina Gomez
Katherine Perez
Esther Perez
Paulita Perez
Domingo Cantu
Rudolph Perez
Saint Johns Catholic Church
Fair Week Features Parade Rodeo and Old Timers Day
Mexico Military 2 will lead a parade with eight state patrol escorts. Carlsbad Posse to meet at H. M. Dow’s home Wednesday. Parade directors include Paul McEvoy and Judson Goodart. Rodeo runs three days at West Alameda grounds starting 1 30 pm with 3 000 seats plus 58 Roswell firms selling tickets. Old Timers Day Friday features a parade barbecue and a large pioneer crowd. J F Hinkle leads the Old Timers Association. Herefords and Domestic Arts exhibits expected to draw large participation.
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Mexico
Carlsbad Sheriff’s Posse
H. M. Dow
Thomas J. Age
H. E. Samson
Jason Bella
J. Kurre
W. E. Whitmore
Jud ‘Hinkle
H . B. Smurl
Portales High School
Tatum High School
New Mexico A. and
M. College
Artesia
Artesia High School
Eastern New Mexico College
Lovington High School
Roswell High School
Carlsbad C. C. C
Seventh Cavalry Band
Fort Bliss
New Mexico State Teachers College
New Fairgrounds
West Alameda
North Main
James Lee
New Mexico
J. F. Hinkle
Old Timers’ Association
New Mexico GOP Opens Campaign With Rally in Raton
The Associated Press reports New Mexico Republicans launched a campaign for the November 5 general election with a Raton rally led by governor candidate Maurice Miera and Senate hopeful Albert Mitchell. The party plans two touring groups and the state canvassing board meets in Santa Fe to verify returns.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Raton
Maurice Miera
GOP
Albert K. Mitchell
Miera
Mitchell
Santa Fe
Ben Meyer
Roosevelt
Air Service
Des Moines
Clayton
Nara Visa
Tucumcari
San Joe
Wheatland
Grady
Claude
Clovis
Portales
Tatum
Lovington
Hobbs
Eunice
Jal
Artesia
Roswell
Colfax
Harding
Springer
Cimarron
Eagle Nest
Taos
San Juan
Tierra Amarilla
Chama
Rio Arriba
Aztec
Farmington
Josephine Perez Succumbs to Illness at 21
Josephine Perez, 21, died at 8 p m Saturday night at her mother's home 407 East Tilden after a week of illness from streptococcal throat infection. Born in Roswell on November 30 1918 she attended local schools and worked in several Roswell households. She was popular among the Spanish American community and is survived by her mother Mrs Maria B Perez.
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Josephine Perez
Maria B. Perez
East Tilden
Miss Perez
Roswell
Roswell Juniors Defeat Hagerman 12 6 In Fair Day Show
Roswell high junior team beat Hagerman high 12 to 6 on Saturday at Hagerman. The Coyote juniors, made up of sophomores and freshmen, are coached by Lindsey Gordon. Roswell band performed during a Hagerman Community Fair program as part of the event.
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Roswell High School
Hagerman High
Hagerman
Coyote
Lindsey Gordon
Roswell High
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