Mexico Gains By Blacklist And New Pact
Mexico reports brighter economic outlook due to US surplus metals purchases and the Washington blacklist of Axis dealings. Benefits include a guaranteed US market of 150 million dollars in 18 months, priority for US raw materials, higher mining employment and wages, and a shift of 25 million dollars in imports to domestic firms. The US loan agency arranged tin plate and copper for canning and urgent rayon and drugs needs, while the blacklist pushed about 300 foreign agencies to transfer accounts to Mexican firms, boosting domestic commerce and mineral output despite Japan's loss as a customer.
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Republic
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Japan
Sleeping Sickness Strikes Northwest Killing 60
A medical corps led by Dr. James P. Leake fights an encephalitis outbreak in the Northwest suspected to be mosquito borne. About 60 deaths across North Dakota, Minnesota, and South Dakota have prompted rapid autopsy appeals and animal studies to identify the disease reservoir and transmission.
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Fargo
N. D
James P. Leake
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Leake
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
Duncan Overruled on Desert Shores Liquor Permit
Judge Levi S Udall in superior court overruled a state ruling denying the transfer of Desert Shores liquor license near Tucson. The court held the long running establishment showed public convenience and necessity. Applicants John Albert Demming and Michael Serasio acquire the license from Fred Lane estate, deceased in January auto accident.
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Desert Shores
Tucson
Levi S. Udall
Superior
Udall
John Albert Demming
Michael Serasio
Fred Lane
Pioneer Clifton Man Dies at Home
Clifton Aug 7 Adam M. Smith 75 died yesterday after a long career in insurance. He lived in Graham county 54 years and spent 24 years in the Phelps Dodge collection department while keeping his insurance work. A Scotland native and Mason, he leaves Gerald G. Smith of Douglas and Laurie A. Smith of Clifton. Funeral Friday at the family home.
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Adam M. Smith
Graham County
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Scotland
Gerald G. Smith
Douglas
Laurie A. Smith
Smith
Mrs Emilia Rivera's Mattress Renovation Sparks Cash Loss
In Albuquerque a rushed mattress renovation led to a frantic wire about five hundred dollars in postal savings certificates inside. The firm acted quickly to return the money to the owner.
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Albuquerque
N. M.P
Emilia Rivera
British Lose Planes In Raid
The RAF said raids on western Germany and off Holland coast yielded huge fires and heavy bomb tonnage but eight planes were lost. Northern France attacks continued with Frankfurt Mannheim and Karlsruhe targeted. A destroyer convoy off the Dutch coast was damaged and one ship seen down. Six German planes were destroyed by British forces in 24 hours.
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Holland
France
Frankfurt
Mannheim
Karlsruhe
Air Ministry
Southern Pacific Proposes Bonds to Refinance Loans
The Southern Pacific company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to refund 20 million dollars of short term loans from banks and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It plans 20 million dollars of serial secured promissory notes at 2 to 3 percent interest to repay 7 million to RFC and 13 million to banks, aiming for substantial interest savings after cutting short term borrowings from 42 million to 20 million in two years.
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Washington
Southern Pacific Company
Interstate Commerce Commision
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Specimens of Ancient Mammal Are Discovered
CHICAGO Aug. 7. The Colorado paleontological expedition of the Field Museum of Natural History reports several specimens of the Coryphodon, an ancient mammal dating from 50 to 60 million years ago, found on the western Rocky Mountain slope in Colorado. The animal resembled a hippopotamus in size and bulk but has no modern relatives, making the find very rare since only three reasonably complete skeletons had existed worldwide.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Colorado Paleontological Expedition
Field Museum of Natural History
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