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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1939

Page

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Artesia dedicates new public buildings with governor present

A large Artesia crowd celebrated a WPA and PWA funded public works program unveiling three new buildings the city hall memorial hospital and high school gym library addition along with Morris Park and an extensive curb and paving project Governor Miles praised the town calling its buildings parks and streets a measure of civic character and progress with Chavez and Dempsey in attendance.

Artesia Pecos Valley John E. Miles Dennis Chavez J. J. Dempsey City of Miles PWA

Cardinals Beat Pirates 4-2 to Sweep Streak

The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2 in a game where Curt Davis held the Pirates to six hits. St. Louis surged toward the league lead as Pittsburgh suffered its ninth consecutive loss. Final line score shows St. Louis 300 000 010 and Pittsburgh 100 000 001. Davis and Padgett led the mound effort while M Brown Sewell and Mueller contributed for the Pirates.

Cards Pirates Pittsburgh St. Louis Cardinals Reds Curt Davis St. Louis Davis Padgett M. Brown Sewell Mueller

Roswell Businesmen Tour Artesia Visit and Callbacks

A Roswell merchants group returned after visiting Tatum Lovington Hobbs and Artesia on a full day tour. They met old contacts distributed fair invites and received a Artesia public works tour. Next trip planned to Fort Sumner and Vaughn on August 22.

Roswell Tatum Lovington Hobbs Artesia W. W. Merritt Merchants Committee Eric Graves New Mexico Transportation Company Paul H. Deaton Oscar Greene New Mexico State Fair Arba Green

Horse in Truck Triggers Accident Near Socorro

In Socorro New Mexico a truck accident injures 33 year old rodeo performer Mrs Bud Campbell as her vehicle overturns while en route from Belen to Socorro after a horse riding in the rear allegedly unbalancing the light truck. Campbell sustains a broken arm and two broken ribs. The incident occurred at 7 p m yesterday north of Socorro. Portions of the text discuss oil production shut down orders in New Mexico and exemptions under a 15 day pause, with officials including A Andreas and Glenn Staley coordinating exemptions and rulings, and noting cooperation from Louisiana under Earl Long’s administration. The shutdown becomes effective 7 am today through September 1, with the order signed by Governor Miles and Frank Worden.

Socorro N. M Bud Campbell Belen Here Santa FE New Mexico A. Andreas Andreas Glenn Staley Ray Yarborough Oil and Gas Hobbs The Conservation Commission Staley Yarborough Louisiana Interstate Oil Compact Earl Long State Oil Conservation Commission

Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Opens In Gallup Tonight

Gallup New Mexico sees the 18th annual Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial begin with a 5 30 barbecue of Montana buffalo and a program starting at 8 pm M L Woodard ceremonial secretary forecasts a 10 percent attendance rise over last year’s 12000 spectators Navajos lead the influx flanked by Rio Grande pueblos Upper and lower arriving today The ceremonial ends Sunday

Gallup N. M Montana America M. L. Woodard

Increases in WPA Pay Made in New Mexico

New Mexico WPA wage scales rise sharply with increases up to over 200 dollars a month for some classes. The changes, effective September 1, affect most counties and divide unskilled workers into A and BR groups. Officials warn totals depend on state relief quotas and possible future adjustments. Juan N. Vigil states he will not run for the Democratic Senate nomination in 1940.

Santa FE N. M New Mexico J. J. Connelly Bernalillo F. C. Harrington Connelly Chaves Colfax Curry Dona Ana McKinley San Miguel Juan Vigil Santa E, N. M Juan N. Vigil Talpa

Bund leader cites Murphy speech at German American meeting

Fritz Kuhn, head of the German American Bund, testified that Frank Murphy then Michigan governor addressed a Bund meeting in Detroit in 1936. He said Murphy spoke at their gathering but did not praise the Bund. Kuhn made the remark during the unAmerican Activities Committee session.

Washington Fritz Kuhn Bund Frank Murphy Michigan Detroit Kuhn Murphy Representative Thomas

Artesia School System Gains Major Addition

Said to be one of the largest in the state, the new facility stands as a splendid addition to the Artesia school system.

Artesia

Hobbs Suit Declared Ridiculous by State Comptroller

R Sebastian New Mexico state comptroller said a mandamus suit by Hobbs New Mexico city council to force publication of an audit was ridiculous and unwarranted. He defended audit notice procedures and stated council members attended the July 28 hearing and were informed of findings. The Hobbs council accused alleged delays to influence the upcoming city election, while Hobbs city clerk-treasurer Alsup was later removed for alleged shortages and questionable charges.

Seattle Wash R. Sebastian New Mexico Hobbs N. M Hobbs Council Sebastian J. D. Hannah Sun Publishing Company Counci Seastian Hannah National Convention of State Comptrollers City of C. R. Sebastian Santa Fe R. E. Alsup Comptroller’s Office

Auto Accident Near Roswell Proves Fatal

Everett N. Stephens 35 of Lake Arthur died at St Mary's hospital from burns after a pickup hit an oil truck seven miles south of Roswell near the highway crossing. Billy Ballard and Joe Harper rescued Stephens. Ballard credited for bravery. He left a wife five children and was survived by parents in Clovis and two brothers and a sister. Funeral plans set for Clovis with Talmage Mortuary handling arrangements.

Everett N. Stephens Lake Arthur St. Mary’s Hospital Here R. C. Watson Roswell Dexter Billy Ballard Stephens Joe Harper Ballard Harper Young Ballard Stephen Watson C. A. Davis Chaves County Gene Smith Santa Fe Railroad W. S. Stephens Clovis Talmage Mortuary

Farm Officials To Inspect The Plains

Washington officials from the agriculture department, led by undersecretary M. L. Wilson, will inspect drought problem areas across the northern and southern Great Plains on a 15 day mission. The tour will visit Montana, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona with stops at Amarillo Clovis Las Vegas Albuquerque Durango and Gallup from August 28 to September 2.

Washington Agriculture Department Great Plains M. L. Wilson Montana Dakotas Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona Amarillo Clovis N. M Las Vegas Albuquerque Durango Colo Gallup

Thief Caught Counting Pennies in Philadelphia Heist

In Philadelphia on August 17 a man who stole 115 pennies from Joseph Katenas' butcher shop was stopped when he paused to count them at the cash register. Police found him still counting during the arrest.

Philadelphia Joseph Katenas

Germany May Seek Broader Demands in Polish Crisis

Berlin dispatches indicate Germany may press for direct talks with Poland over Danzig and the Polish corridor, arguing that Danzig alone is insufficient. Officials say no sign of acceptance of Italian urging and expect settlement of issues affecting over a million Poles, with potential for unconditional transfer of the free city.

Berlin Germany Poland Danzig Free City Munich Pomorze German East Prussia Foreign Office

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