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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1941

Page

4

Nation in peril urges united American defense

A writer warns of grave danger from aggressors and France's leadership, urging national unity to defeat threats. The Pacific situation grows dire as Japan, with Axis backing, may strike Russia and provoke wider war. peace chances are slim and rest with enemy nations rather than the United States.

France America Friends of Democracy Britain Congress Pacific Ocean Japan Germany Italy Russia Pacific United States Romania Hungary

Beav erbrook Seeks More Lend-Lease Aid and War Talks

The article details discussions between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, noting secrecy around military plans while hinting at a possible fireside broadcast. Lord Beaverbrook arrived in Washington to press for expanded lend-lease aid, including tanks planes and supplies, with no sign of an imminent invasion. Officials and observers describe the sea conferences aboard a warship with prominent American and British leaders present, sharing frank exchanges and vivid descriptions of the ships and weather.

Roosevelt Adolf Hitler Churchill Washington Lord Beaverbrook Britain Beaver Beaverbrook Europe William E. Knudsen Defense Production United States Sumner Welles George C. Marshall Army Harold R. Stark Ernest J. King U. S. Atlantic Harry L. Hopkins W. A. Harriman London Ross T. McIntire Edwin M. Watson John R. Beardall London Daily Mail Walter Farr American Atlantic Navy Mr. Churchill Mussolini

Nazi Defiance Prompts Allied War Aims Debate Abroad

In wartime dispatches, Nazi leaders pledge total victory while warning democracies against disarmament. Rumors swirl of new Anglo American unity and potential joint actions to curb Japan, with Mexico Canada New Zealand and India weighing the implications of a so called new charter of liberty and future policy shifts.

Japan Tokyo Roosevelt Churchill Reich Mexico Canada New Zealand India

Building Permit Issued for Re-Roofing at 104 N Kentucky

Mrs W P Turner receives a building permit for re-roofing her property at 104 North Kentucky. The project carries an estimated cost that is listed but not specified in the accessible portion of the notice. The record notes the permit is issued by the appropriate city building department.

W. P. Turner Kentucky

Germans Claim Big Gains In Ukraine Front

British observers estimated the area overrun by German and allied troops contained about six-tenths of the Ukraine’s heavy industries. Hitler’s high command touted big gains and said fighting on other east front areas remained successful. RAF bombers hit Hannover, Brunswick, Magdeburg, Rotterdam, and Boulogne, while Berlin repelled the attack. Troops to Singapore: thousands of Australian soldiers arrive as the largest Malay defense convoy yet reaches Singapore. Tobruk siege line logistics: a British patrol wiped out the Axis garrison on the Tobruk siege ring and expanded into the Axis positions.

Ukraine Adolf Hitler East Front Hannover Brunswick Magdeburg Rotterdam Boulogne Berlin RAF Germany Lord Woolton Britain Woolton Churchill Singapore Malaya Middle East Tobruk

New U S Entry and Exit Permits Planned

Washington date notes all citizens and aliens must obtain entry or exit permits after September 1 under new state and justice department rules aimed at national defense. Roosevelt to announce policy. it tightens immigration and emigration control for the first time since 1918. It marks a shift from no exit barriers to required permits for departures, with German and Italian departures previously restricted. Yes, We Have Crab Apples ANDERSON'S GARDENS-Vv.

Washington United States State and Justice Departments Roosevelt

Estancia Valley Irrigation Feat Surprises Experts

In Estancia New Mexico, irrigation prospects shift as Brown test well yields 1000 gallons per minute with little drawdown. Carrot shipments could reach 125 to 150 carloads this season, Ice contracts for 50, and vast tracts of shallow water land along lines from Mountainair and Diesel sectors become viable. Capt W C Reid plans to ship 400 carloads of carrots from Blue Water farms in McKinley County.

Estancia New Mexico Mountainair Capt. W. C. Reid McKinley County

U. S. and Britain Plan Meeting In Moscow With Stalin

London reports Roosevelt and Churchill plan to send a note inviting Stalin to a Moscow meeting with war chiefs and British American officials. Discussions would cover Allied supplies to Russia, Red army strategy, and postwar influence and ideology in Western Europe.

U. S Britain Moscow Stalin London Roosevelt Churchill Joseph Stalin United States Russia Siberia U.S.S.R Europe

Nazi Propaganda Is Enemy of Germany Warns Population

The message declares that aiding any communist activity makes one an enemy of Germany. It states death by German court martial for the guilty, up to 15 years hard labor for possessing anti-German tracts, and urges residents to report suspicious activity to prevent hostile elements from aiding Germany's enemies in occupied territories.

Germany

Ram Sale Draws Southwest Sheepmen to Albuquerque

Sheepmen from the southwest and Rocky Mountains gathered for the annual New Mexico ram sale featuring 402 purebred bucks. Top sellers included W. S. Hansen of Collingston Utah Deer Lodge Farms Co. of Deer Lodge Montana Ed Sargent of Omaha New Mexico T. J. Hudspeth of Seligman Arizona and J. K. Madsen of Mount Pleasant Utah.

Albuquerque N. M Southwest Rocky Mountains New Mexico W. S. Hansen Collingston Utah Deer Lodge Farms Co Deer Lodge Mont Ed Sargent Ohama T. J. Hudspeth Seligman Ariz J. K. Madsen Mount Pleasant

Parrot in Seattle Triggers Classifieds Callout

A distress call in Seattle emerges from a parrot shouting help me home. Mrs. Bessie Kelly rushes outside as neighbors search with nets but the bird escapes. Readers are urged to phone classified to No 11 for sightings or information.

Seattle Wash Bessie Kelly

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