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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1941

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United States cautions on Japan moves toward Thailand

Secretary Hull warned of growing American concern over Japanese aims in Thailand and the southwest Pacific. He said the United States opposes conquest and would defend Thailand's integrity, with Britain likely to support any action taken. The United States continued to monitor developments as Paris and Tokyo exchanges influence in Indo China.

Washington Hull Thailand Southwest Pacific United States Pacific Japan State Department Greater East Asia Britain South Asia U. S Tokyo Far East Hideo Hiraide America Russia Germany Nichi Nichi Manchukuo China Dmitri Jukov Shizuo Sakamoto Foreign Office Bureau of European and Asiatic Affairs London Singapore Burma Malaya Philippines Cordell Hull Anthony Eden Great Britain Ukraine Moscow Smolensk Berlin Adolf Hitler DNB

First Eagle Nest graduates sail from Duke City flight center

In Albuquerque on August 6 a veteran cohort completed training as the initial class of the Eagle Nest flight center. The graduating pilots, hardened by weeks of intensive instruction, become the first alumni of a Transcontinental and Western Air program to prepare leaders for the Atlantic ferry command. Details on their number remain under military secrecy.

Albuquerque N. M Aerial Defense College Eagle Nest Flight Center Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc War Department Atlantic Ferry Command Montreal North Atlantic England

Local Weather Readings Summary for Today

Readings taken at 3 hour intervals show a high of 91 and a low of 66. Normal for today is a high of 91 and low of 65. Precipitation data appears fragmented. totals for the month and year to date show 19.20 and 1.43 respectively, with several unreadable segments remaining.

Addition To Roswell High Opens For September Term

Roswell high school will welcome a new addition with a gymnasium and multiple classrooms ready for the September 2 term. The old section is redecorated and brightened, the gym is expanded to seat 1,000 with rollable bleachers, two smaller courts, and four exits. Locker counts total 130 for boys and 120 for girls, with new offices and uniformed physical education staff.

Roswell High School

Courthouse Tree Trim Prompts City Beautification Push

The county commissioners have improved the courthouse lawn by trimming lower limbs, removing shaggy appearances. The Chamber of Commerce beautification committee praises the effort as a model for other city trees, noting many can be improved quickly without ladders. Dr. W. T. Neely urges property owners to act now to enhance blocks and protect trees.

Court House Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce City W. T. Neely

Browns Rally Past White Sox 9-6 in Opening DH Game

In St Louis Aug 6 the Browns scored five in the fourth inning to beat the Chicago White Sox 9 to 6 in the first game of a doubleheader. Joe Kuhel homered for Chicago as Rigney Haynes Tresh Dic key Auker Caster and Swift worked for St Louis. The frame and run sequence keyed the victory.

Browns Chicago ST. Louis Chicago White Sox Joe Kuhel Sox Rigney Haynes Tresh Dickey Auker Caster Swift Boston Yanks Red Sox Spud Chandler Joe Cronin New York Yankees Tex Hughson Mike Ryba New York Chandler Branch Hughson Ryba Peacock Breuer Rosar Harris Pytlak

Rail unions vote to authorize strike over wage demands

Chicago August 6. Nation’s 1.2 million railroad workers were urged to approve a strike to enforce higher pay. Ballots sent after 125 companies, operating 99.1 percent of mileage, rejected wage demands seen adding 900 million dollars yearly. Outcomes due in 20 to 30 days for operating workers, a week for non operating. If needed, mediation board intervention could delay action up to 60 days.

Chicago National Railway Mediation Board Roosevelt Mediation Board

Special G P A Tonight Sets Committees and Date

G P A committees for the annual Chaves County Game Protective Association will be named at a special meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 45 this evening. The date of the annual meeting will be set at tonight's session, with a large attendance urged by B B Wilson, president. Ad club members held a round table on programs for the forthcoming year. Don Robinson was reinstated. Cecil Dale directed the program and John McBoyle presided.

Chaves County Game Protective Association Chamber of Commerce B. B. Wilson AD Club Don Robinson Cecil Dale John McBoyle

Dodgers? Mayo Suspension Upheld by league chief

Los Angeles Aug 6 William Bramham, head of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, upheld Eddie Mayo's one year suspension for alleged spitting at umpire Ray Snyder in a July 18 Hollywood game. Mayo's club president David Fleming said he would appeal immediately.

UMPS Los Angeles David P. Fleming Los Angeles Baseball Club William G. Bramham Eddie Mayo Bramham National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues W. C. Tuttle Pacific Coast League Ray Snyder Mayo Angel Hollywood

Plans To Complete San Juan Road Hopes End Of 1912

Governor Miles announced plans to finish the San Juan basin highway to central New Mexico and Albuquerque by the end of 1912. He said he would visit Clayton to discuss demands for blacktopping of the Clayton-Springer road and that the Farmington-Cuba Bernalillo road would be completed by 1942 unless the defense program intervenes.

Santa FE N. M San Juan Basin Central New Mexico Albuquerque Miles Clayton Clayton-Springer Road Farmington-Cuba- Bernalillo

Anderson Votes With Majority on War Munitions Bill

Aug 6 report from Washington says Rep. Clinton Anderson of New Mexico joined the majority as the 4 to 1362 bill to authorize government requisition of Army or Navy munitions supplies or equipment for war manufacture passed.

Murrell Dairy Pioneer William Murrell Funeral Thursday

Funeral services for William S. Murrell a Roswell dairy farmer will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m from Ballard Chapel conducted by Rev Roland T Schaefer with Trinity Methodist Church music. Active bearers include George Pirtle Berry Elizey W H Cole E F Butler L D Croissant L P Richart. Interment at South Park. Survived by widow Lula Schauber Murrell daughter Wilma Murrell son Stewart Murrell and two grandchildren.

William S. Murrell Roswell Ballard Chapel Roland T. Schaefer Trinity Methodist Church George Pirtle Berry Elizey W. H. Cole E. F. Butler L. D. Croissant L. P. Richart Cincinnati Rush Park Seed Co Independence Iowa Lula Schabaker Wilma Murrell Stewart H. Murrell Murrell Jersey Mr. Murrell Trinity First Methodist Charles Stewart Murrell St. Louis Chemissa Murrell Davenport Neb Hazel Murrell Albright

Carrizozo to Hold First Annual Tredeco Rodeo

Lincoln county sheriff's posse schedules its first annual tredeco in Carrizozo on August 16 and 17 featuring attractively staged events and cowboy contests. The pageant promises Western flair as locals prepare for the two day rodeo festival.

Carrizozo N. M Lincoln County Sheriff's Posse

City Council Approves Dragline Purchase For Flood Work

With six aldermen and Mayor Hall present the Roswell city council authorized buying a diesel dragline from the R L Harrison Company for 13575 to aid flood control work on the Hondo and North Spring rivers. Delivery is expected in about four weeks with payment split between January 1 and June 1, 1942, to be financed by the 5 mill flood control levy.

Roswell R. L. Harrison Company Daniel Special Flood Control Committee Flood Control Committee Ross L. Malone, Jr Malone Special Hondo North Spring Frank H. Blashek Hall Blashek Ordi

Kenneth Davis Injured in Fall at El Paso

Kenneth Davis son of Ralph and Mrs. Davis of Roswell sustained a severely fractured ankle when a telephone pole he was working on fell with him in El Paso He is hospitalized and expected to be laid up about six months as several ankle bones were broken.

Kenneth Davis Ralph Davis Roswell el Paso

Pogwist in Santa Fe Seeks Governor See

Eleanor Pogwist the divine hitch hiker arrived in Santa Fe as part of an attempt to meet the governor and discuss the autumn plans.

Santa Fe N. M Eleanor Pogwist Geovethor

Britain Warns Japan Over Thai Intervention

London reports Eden told the House of Commons Japan would face a serious confrontation with Britain if it intervened in Thailand. Craik warned Tokyo on July 31 of the danger, linking Japan’s rhetoric with Indo-China moves. Hull echoed U S concern as talks of top officials' conferences hint at cross- Atlantic policy shifts.

London Anthony Eden House of Commons Japan Thailand Great Britain Clement Attlee Commons Churchill Eden Robert Leslie Craike Indo-China Craigie U. S United States Cordell Hull Washington Britain Far East Roosevelt Canada North Atlantic

Russians Meet German Drive With Fierce Counterattacks

Allied reports describe a Russian defense in Ukraine as Soviet forces counter the German advance. German bulletins claim vast Russian losses while authorities warn Japan over Thailand and the Pacific. U S officials stress growing concern over Japanese moves toward Southeast Asia and potential threats to Singapore and British possessions.

Defense Stamp Day At Yucca Theatre Promotes Savings

Yucca theatre launches Defense Stamp Days announced by manager Ted Jones. Women purchasing adult tickets today or tomorrow receive a Defense Stamp book with a 10 cent stamp. Jones hopes this sparks many defense savings accounts and the program will run in coming months as defense bonds and stamps aid the nation's effort.

Yucca Theatre Ted Jones Yucca Jones

History Repeats Itself Watermelons at Tom Finch's Stand

Cooley Orton predicts history will repeat itself after a successful year selling watermelons through Record classified. He plans to display his Sweetest Watermelons in the Valley at Tom Finch's on North Main and advertise in the same Record classified style, expecting similar results.

Cooley Orton Record Tom Finch North Main Record Classified

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