William Supulver dies at 28 after 10 day illness
William Benjamin Supulver, born Roswell September 21, 1906, died at 5:30 this morning after a ten day illness. He lived in Roswell all his life and worked as a concrete worker for Gil Amis for five years. He married Cleo Salaman five years ago. they had Bennie Jr. and Harold Owen. Survived by four half-brothers and one half-sister. Funeral tomorrow at 2 90 from Ballard Chapel with Rev. N L Linebaugh officiating. choir from M E Church South to sing. casket bearers Lea Walker, Trank Clements, Mae McCutchen, K C Bloodsworth.
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William Benjamin Supulver
Mr. Supulver
Roswell
Gil Amis
Cleo Salaman
Bennie Jr
Harold Owen
Ballard Chapel
N. L. Linebaugh
M. E. Church, South
Lea Walker
Trank Clements
Mae McCutchen
K. C. Bloodsworth
Hay Fever Asthma Successfully Treated by Natural Methods
Dr. Esther Seale and Dr. R Ven Deusen announce a natural method treatment for hay fever and asthma. Clinic located at Apt 102 Fowler Apartments. Contact telephone 576 for details.
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Esther Seale
R. Ven Deusen
Apt
Fowler
Community singing at Assembly of God Church tomorrow
A public community singing event will be held at the Assembly of God Church at Fourth and Garden tomorrow afternoon starting at 2 30. All are welcome to attend and participate.
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Assembly of God
Fourth and Garden
Roy La Metre Dies Suddenly in Roswell at 31
Roy La Metre aged 31 died a short time after falling ill while returning from a F E R A case in Hagerman. He and Freddy Reynolds drove from Hagerman to Roswell arriving at 5 15 pm. Born in Grand Fork North Dakota he is survived by his widow a father a sister Mrs Sam Lodmille and a brother Frank. Funeral arrangements were by Ballard Funeral Home with interment in Grand Fork. Qualifying in city golf meet due Sunday night. about 15 players have qualified. Red Keehane posted best 77.
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Roy la Metre
Roswell
F.E.R.A
Hagerman
Freddy Reynolds
Grand Fork
North Dakota
Sam Lodmille
Frank
Chicago
Ballard Funeral Home
Red Keehane
Bathing Beauties Frame Roswell Event and City Roles
The piece notes Mayor Jack Moore fled as bathing beauty pageant events approached, with City Attorney Howard Buchly handling welcome duties while Dick Tigner serves as mayor pro tem. It predicts Miss Mildred Miller of Sapulpa will win Miss Eastern Oklahoma, and describes newsreel coverage of Bottomless Lakes State Park scenes.
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Buck” Dunn
Jack Moore
Charlie Allison
Dick” Tigner
Buck
Howard Buchly
Mildred Miller
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Roswell
Bottomless Lakes
New Mexico
Bathing Beauty Review
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Publicizing your business capacity to serve all
After investing in equipment, the speaker urges full public circulation of one’s ability to serve. The message emphasizes that informing the community is both a privilege and a duty for every man, woman, and child to know the service available.
Plan Adjourning Congress Next Week
Washington August 17 AP The Democratic leadership targets adjournment next week with plans for a final rush of business. Key bills eyed for action include the utilities measure, a 250 million tax bill, the omnibus banking bill, federal alcohol control, and a prohibition on gold payments on government securities. Some say adjournment may come by Tuesday or Thursday, with the session possibly running to week’s end.
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Washington
Democratic High Command
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Senate House
Senate
House
Ball and Pratt in N. M. tennis finals
In Albuquerque final rounds of New Mexico state tennis crown see Russell Ball El Paso and Overton Pratt Santa Fe meet for open singles title. Ball beat Charles Berninghaus Taos 6 2 6 1. Pratt beat Darrell Hudson Phoenix 6 3 7 5 6 3.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Russell Ball
el Paso
Overton Pratt
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Ball
Southwest
Chicago City
Charles Berninghaus
Taos
Pratt
Darrell Hudson
Arizona
Bobby Stamm
Howard Feuille
Joe Bell
Dick Bean
Roswell
Dolley Wilfley
Gallup
Aurelia Phillips
Miss Wilfley
Mrs. Vidal
Miss Phillips
Mary Dunning
P. Bean
John Beaty
Heudlow
Ullrich Home After Critical Illness at St Marys Hospital
A. W. Ullrich returns home from St. Marys Hospital after a weeklong stay marked by critical illness. He is reported to be improving at home with family by his side.
Tonsil Operation Reported For Sawey Child At St Marys
Has Operation Anna Grace Sawey daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sawey undergone a tonsil operation at St. Marys hospital this morning.
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Anna Grace Sawey
Charles Sawey
St. Mary’s Hospital
Roswell Business College Announces August Closure
Roswell Business College will close for the week of August 18 through 25. Fall registration will begin on Monday, August 26, according to an advertisement.
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Roswell Business College
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Galveston Market
Galveston Texas August 17 spot cotton on the market remained steady at middling grade 11.60 cents per pound with sales totaling 50 bales as reported by AP from the local market desk.
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Galveston
Tex
Seady
Roswell Man Loses Arm In Accident
J P Risner of Roswell lost his left arm after a collision on the Roswell Dexter highway four miles south of the railroad crossing between Roswell and Dexter. He was taken to St Marys hospital where doctors amputated the arm at the elbow. His condition is not critical. A passenger in Risners car was uninjured and the truck driver escaped injury. Risner works in the relief office in Roswell.
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J. P. Risner
Roswell
Roswell-Dexter Highway
Risner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dexter
Good Rains Reported in the Lower Valley
Good rains were reported yesterday afternoon and last night from Hagerman south to Pecos Texas.
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Hagerman
Pecos
Texas
Baby Girl Born to Brackeens at St Mary's Hospital
A daughter was born today to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brackeen at St. Mary's Hospital, marking a new addition to the Brackeen family.
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C. E. Brackeen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Perry Bean and Helen White reach mixed doubles finals
Special to Record reports Perry Bean and Helen White advanced to the mixed doubles finals. Harry Burkstaller and Johnny Jewett of Roswell also moved to the junior doubles finals and will meet the winner of the semi final between Dick Bean and Perry Bean of Roswell and Beatty and Hudlow of El Paso.
Roswell Friona Gun Match Sunday
A shoulder-to-shoulder rifle match between the Roswell Rifle Club and a 10-man Friona Texas team will be held tomorrow at the Roswell range in the Meineke pasture ten miles west of Roswell. Firing will be over the B army qualification course at 200 yards. The five high scores on each team will be counted.
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Roswell
Mussolini’s Paper Claims Italy Has Million-Man Army
Rome reports Popolo D’Italia declares Italy’s armed force at 1,000,000, ready for colonial duties and Europe’s uncertainties. Polverelli argues Ethiopia must be disarmed, warns England against meddling, and suggests Europe faces a potential conflict over the Italo-Ethiopian crisis.
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Europe
Gaetoano Polverelli
Ill Duce
Popolo D’italia
Paris
Ethiopia
Polverelli
England
Hit and Run Driver Kills Albuquerque Man
Elias Archibeque, a young Albuquerque father and husband, died after a hit and run incident last night. Alfredo Sanchez, a warehouse watchman, heard the crash and found Archibeque in a ditch. He died at the hospital this morning as an assistant district attorney and coroner planned inquest proceedings.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Elias Archibeque
Alfredo Sanchez
Archibeque
Lin Shields
Lumbermen Hear Housing Act and NRA Benefits Briefed
In Santa Fe the New Mexico lumber convention heard President Kenneth G. Baldrige of Albuquerque outline benefits of the Federal Housing Act and the National Recovery Act. About 125 attended, with visitors from Colorado, California and Texas joining the New Mexico lumber men.
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Santa Fe
Kenneth G. Baldrige
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Texas
Americans Retain the Wightman Cup at Forest Hills
American women tennis stars clinched the Wightman Cup for the fifth straight year by sweeping the last three singles matches at Forest Hills N Y Aug 17 The fourth and deciding victory went to Ethel Burkhardt Arnold who defeated Kay Stammers 6 2 1 6 3 in a hard fought rally style match.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Katherine
Kay
Cardinals Beat Giants In Fifth To Cut Lead To Two Games
New York Aug 17 AP The Cardinals won 7 to 3 in the rubber game of a key series against the league leading Giants. A 11 hit attack against three pitchers powered the Cardinals as they narrowed New Yorks advantage to two games.
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New York
Cardinals
Giants Today
Penney Store in Albuquerque Robbed
Police reported burglars broke into the J. C. Penney store in Albuquerque last night and took 85 dollars from the cash register. Officers said entry was gained by sawing a steel bar and crawling through a seven inch second story window.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. C. Penney
Roswell Central Drug Sells Pine Oil Remedy
An advertisement claims pine oil inhalation cures hay fever asthma and catarrh while Zim merman's Salve treats piles eczema and general sores. Sold with guarantee at Roswell and Central Drug.
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Zimmerman
Roswell
Central Drug
Schedule Drawn Up for Tournament Flight Pairings
The schedule lists games from Thursday August 29 to Saturday August 31 for the tournament, with first round consolation flights and semi finals in championship and consolation flights. It names participating teams Pecos Valley Truck Line Carlsbad, Carlsbad All Stars, Coopers Garage, D A V, Hagerman A C W A, Hagerman All Stars, Moseley's, Riverside Camp, Dexter, with a long roster of players and managers including Amonett Fairbank Fayette Davidson Tommie Thompson Fred Glover Jim Alberts Neild Sanders Lige Marshall and many others.
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Winer
Amonett Fairbank
Fayette Davidson
Tommie Thompson
Fred Glover
Jim Alberts
Neild Sanders
Lige Marshall
A N. Etz
Weaver
Orville Sanders
H. Tankersley
Earl Packenham
Leland Fellows
Dan Payne
Cecil Anderson
Bob Roderick
Artesia
Chuck Brown
Leland Price
Lawrence Pashen
A. G. Gasser
Lewis Griffin
Donald Burch
Boots Webb
A. B. McGuire
Tom Kirkendall
Whitey McCutcheon
Tom Condiff
Charley Grayson
Baker
Curtis
Walker Lawrence
H. G. Rideout
Pecos Valley Truck Line
Carlsbad
Jack Hughes
Ray York
D. Hood
Harry Stephenson
Fred Armijo
Cruz Fernandez
Tommie Warren
Frank Navarette
C. D. Franklin
Lando Fernandez
L. S. Stone
Basil Mundy
G. E. Benson
B. F. Grey
E. J. Brock
Ragnar “Rags” Fleming
Lee Morris
Porter Stone
M. A. Beyers
E. D. Rose
Buster Weldon
Carl Henderson
Walter Nichols
Perry O’connor
J. C. Horne
Claude Brown
J. D. Smith
Phil S. Johnson
Earl Jacobi
James H. Harris
E. Kerring
R. Herring
E. Meeks
W. Murphy
J. Whitehead
S. Wooldridge
R. Grubb
C. Verhines
S. Whitehead
Charles Stone
E. Grey
Milton Little
Norman Fee
Chas. Omeara
Hazerman C
E. Nelson
L. Duncan
T. Allen
H. Ingle
L. Bricham
G. Goodwin
J. Rhodes
P. Fletcher
R. Fletcher
B. Darity
R. Long
Hagerman
Wilfred McCormick
Brennan Witt
A. L. Nail
George Evans
John Allen
Howard Beasley
Harriseen Hampton
Sam Derrick
John Langemeyer
Wayne Graham
Rufus Campbell
Orville Ford
Ike Boyce
Leonard George
Lewis Hampton
Lake Arthur
J. L. Moots
Ray Williams
Lynn Gibson
Ira Gibson
Forest Gibson
Guy Cantrell
Max Walden
Vernon E. Irby
Elmer Berry
Anderson Davis
Mildred Howell
Oral Lusk
Bill Denning
Buck Hoover
Ferron Cummins
George Price
Moseley’s
Frank Burnworth
J. L. Bowen
M. W. Knox
Johnnie Rainwater
George Hewett
E. C. Thema
Bill Bloodworth
Cole Denman
Ellis Holloman
Christy Short
R. Bullock
Shorty Hood
Bill Anderson
Riverside
Cruz Ayala
Geo. Avalla
Moses Romero
Ted Carmona
Felix Chapa
Jiminez
Plane Crash Deaths In Point Barrow Return
Survivors describe a wreck in which two prominent men perished as their plane tore apart on impact. Natives freed the trapped bodies and carried them to the hospital where Dr Greist and Mr Brower prepared them. Eskimo hymn accompanied the slow return to Point Barrow.
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Rogers
Post
Point Barrow
Greist
Brower
Tttle
Bodies Of Rogers And Post To Alaska Return Task
Former Sterling Coloradoan Joe Crosson, now a veteran pilot, was assigned to bring the bodies of Will Rogers and Wiley Post to Fairbanks Alaska. Rogers had traveled to Alaska earlier and held a valid passport in San Francisco. Post’s passport remained valid after a trip to Russia last year. Rogers hinted at returning to Los Angeles for a film engagement but wished to reunite with Yukon sourdoughs this winter.
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Crosson
Sterling
Colo
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Joe Crosson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Crosson ties to Colorado family with local ties
Merino, Colorado, and his father were Logan County commissioners. The family moved to California 18 years ago, but Crosson has returned for frequent visits to the area in recent years.
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California
Crosson
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Quillermo Alvarez
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New Home
By Don Wilkins
Ullrich
A. W. Ullrich
Kelly Springfield Tires
Dollahon Tire Shop
E. 2Nd St
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Baroness von Thyssen
Maud von Thyssen
Albona
Spain
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Roswell - Friona
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Monk
North Main St
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Domingo Lopez
Jesus Lopez
Frank Cardona
Dave Cardona
Paul Fresquez
Cando Fresquez
Jerry Cardona
Marie K. Drysdale
Studio 300 E. Bland
Billy Day
Yucca Beauty Service
J. P. White
CIT
Gread 3
Bruce Cabot and
Judith Allen
Tom MIX
N “the Miracle Rider
Sun
Mike
Paul
Lester Wright
Phone
IDL Saeeneg
Lindy Air Products
Hills Bros. Coffee
Ginsberg Music CO
N. Main
Tommie Adams
Montgomery Wards
Yucca
Bob Sandusky
Lelands, Moseley’s
Kipling’s
Yucca and Princess
Chaves County Abstract & Insurance Co
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