Jane Bryan Stars in Each Dawn I Die at Yucca Theatre
Former Roswell residents recall Jane Bryan daughter of James M OBrien and Irene Murray as she headlines the Sunday showing of Each Dawn I Die with James Cagney and George Raft. The piece notes her Los Angeles upbringing, stage work, and rapid rise while continuing local social items and church notices from the Roswell area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bryan
Roswell
Yucca Theatre
James Cagney
George Raft
O’brien
James M. O’brien
Los Angeles
James O’brien
Hiram M. Dow
Washington and Lee University
Richardson, Reid and Hervey
Obrien
Irene Murray
Lynn Riggs
Santa Fe
Los Angeles Little Theater
Legion
Community Woman’s Society Schedule and Social Events
A dense list of weekly gatherings at First Methodist and First Christian churches plus socials and showers. Circles and groups meet across Monday to Friday with luncheons, lawn parties, sewing classes, and a large shower for Mrs Hogsett. Also notes on garden parties, family reunions, and visits by various relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hogsett
W.S. Hogsett
Hilton Cox
R. M. Childress
Cox
Riverside Drive
Donna Lynn Cox
Ralph Lannom
Archie Exum
Henry B. McCarter
William H. Johnson
W. D. Anderson
Wilson Fisher
Earl Corn
H.T. Hendricks
Ed Russell
Rudolph Allen
Frank Strickland
Roger S. Strecker
Fred W. Blocksom
Quinton Marshall
Misses Winona White
Gladys Allison
Mabel Richardson
Layette Society
James Lee
Helen Lee
Boston
Mass
J. H. Murphy
Womans Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
A. C. Jones
Unclear excerpt hints at varied personal vignettes
The fragment mentions an Army man with a fine background a mediocre bridge player who plays golf a sun tanned college girl a matron with a red fox fur coat a glamour claim by a man a group of college lads planning this summer a fourteen year old Chicago visitor and a father considering Roswell. It also notes a matron whose husband surprised her with Spade plates and a couple spending weekends at spots with a new boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Chicago
Roswell
Getting Property To Former Owners
The state tax commission advances its program to restore tax-lost land in Bernalillo county to former owners of the Middle Rio Grande conservancy district. In the last month 20 to 30 deeds were resold to private buyers, nearly all to the original owners, under a moratorium basis of taxes minus penalties and interest.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Tax Commission
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
Bernalillo County
Commission
John W. Chapman
Chapman
Conservancy District
British Cop A Good Fighte Publicized Shanghai Shootout
SHANGHAI Aug 19 A British policeman W L Kinloch on patrol along the settlement border road near the badlands opened fire with a submachine gun after being shot in the back by a Chinese police squad member. He killed two Chinese officers and wounded six others before being wounded himself. Police said Kinloch was not seriously hurt.
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Shanghai
W. L. Kinloch
International Settlement
Kinloch
Settlement
Weather prospects across four states include showers and cooler trends
COLORADO: unsettled tonight and Sunday with showers and thunderstorms east and north central areas, cooler east portion tonight and southeast portion Sunday. NEW MEXICO: partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with local thundershowers northeast and extreme east portions, little temperature change. ARIZONA: partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with local thundershowers northcentral and northeast portions, cooler north central tonight. WEST TEXAS: partly cloudy with showers in the Panhandle tonight, Sunday partly cloudy in the south, cooler thundershowers in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
West Texas
Panhandle
Carless Jones Dies in Albuquerque At 30
Carless Jones a prominent Albuquerque figure in dramatic circles and publicity director for the Bernalillo County Tuberculosis Association died today at Presbyterian hospital from a heart attack. He was 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Carless Jones
Bernalillo County Tuberculosis Association
Presbyterian Hospital
Today Twenty Four Years Ago Roswell Record Social Roundup
The Presbyterian Anti Cant Bible Class hosted a party at the Cherryvale country home of Mr. and Mrs. Beatty with many guests including R. S. Hamilton teacher and numerous couples and individuals listed. Mrs. Earl Hall gave a surprise birthday dinner for Mr. Hall. Tuesday Bridge Club, camp fire supper, and other social events are noted along with travelers and local residents returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
John W. Hall
Elmer Riemen
Hall
South
Missouri Avenue
William N. Worthington
George L. Erwin
Mmes
Rolla R. Hinkle
Harry Moberly
J. S. Griffith
Floyd Childress
Harrington Wimberly
Altus, Oklahoma
R. S. Hamilton
Cherryvale
William J. Beatty
Hamilton
Beatty
Messrs
R. H. Brown
Leslie Carle
A. E. Ingham
B. F. Arnold
H. A. Poorbaugh
H. H. Robins
J. F .Stevenson
F. G. Newell
C. F. Faucett
H. C. Reynolds
Ben Wetmore
C. F. Ward
Mmes F. E. Hebb
A. T. Kruse
C. J. Branks
Misses Phyllis
Chloe
Adele Nesbit
Elizabeth Stevens
Maud Dillenbeck
Mabel Wood
Bertha Bartlett
Mary Haggerty
Lillian Franzen
Leonora Hann
Dorothy Stevenson
Helen Goodsell
Dr. W. E. Goodsell
Earl Hall
Mr. Hall
Mmes Burr Hampton
Claude Allison
Edd Amonett
Letha Maddox
Bess Henderson
Myrtle Reeves
Lillian Forsythe
Mary Evans
Gladys Moeller
Carter Maddox
Laurence McGramm
J. C. Davisson
Lloyd Bennett
Hugh Trigg
Nelson Manley
B. F. Blue
Harry Jaffa
Oliver H. Smith
W. W
Kathleen
Lucile Cruse
R. F. Cruse
Frances Howell
Margaret Russ
Lillian Hinkle
Elizabeth Redfield
Zoe White
Annie Abercrombie
Clark Dilley
New York Stocks Drift Amid Calm Wall Street Trading
Wall Street opened with subdued activity as traders stayed war cautious. Market declined only fractions on many names while petroleum shares held steady amid oil curtailments. Notable decliners included Bethlehem Steel and Montgomery Ward, with some reprieves for General Motors and Eastman Kodak as the session closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Germany
Urip
Slovakia
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
International Nickel
Westinghouse
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
U. S. Rubber
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Western Union
Standard Oil
WN. J
Third Avenue Railway
N. Y. Central
Allied Chemical
Market and bonds and ads fragment from August issue
Galveston spot cotton steady down five with mid dling at 8.75 and sales 1 228. New York bond quotes show Treasury and Federal Farm Mortgage unquoted. Chicago produce notes call for butter eggs with no prices. local classified ad lists Westinghouse washing machines and ironers for sale at reduced cost with easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Chicago
Westinghouse
L. F. Woodhead
N. Main St
Livestock market report from Kansas City
USDA cattle hogs and sheep prices summarized for the week. Hogs steady with weekly gains for butchers and sows. cattle sees declines across fed steers yearlings and heifers, grass cattle steadier. feeders weak. Sheep and lambs mostly lower with Colorado outfits cited. top prices listed for select weight classes and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Curb Market Close List Wide Stock Ticker Update
CURB MARKET NEW YORK AUG 19 The curb close shows Am Co Alum at 108 Ark Nat Gas 2 1/4 Ark Nat Gas Pf 7 Ark P L Pf 94 1/4 Asso G & E 5/8 Carrier Corp 11 3/4 Cities Service 5 Cit Sve Pf 51 Cons Copper Min 5 5/8 Cons G & E Bal 82 Eisler Elec 1 1/8 El Bond & Sh 8 3/4 Fisk Rub 8 3/4 Hecla Min 6 3/8 Humble Oil 53 1/2 Lockheed Aire 22 1/2 NJ Zinc 53 1/4 Rustless S & L 9 5/8 Seiberling Rub 6 3/8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allegheny
al. Chem & Dye
Car & Wees A
Mead
Am Smelter & RR
Boeing Airplane
Borg Warner
Briges Mesae
Curysler
Colgate Paim
Golvetite
C. i. Eees
Detieies Alscram
Eastman Kodak
Nee
el Power & Lt
Johng Manville
Brennecott
Miami
Montgom Ward
Northern Pacific
Owens
Ll Glass
Pac Gas & Elec
Utah
Pemmey
Ewes
Lewis Blanka Nee
Pieigs Dodee
Radio Corp of Am
Radio Keith Orph
Teemines Amg
Os Ga
Hevnoligs Ton B
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Ee Ee
An As
Pee Go Ds Sk Win Fe
Socony Vacuum Os
Sperry
Stewart Warm
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
United Air Ednés
Barcel
United Gas Imp
Us&s Pipe & Polry
Eden
Vanadum Corp
Warner Rat Pict
Were
Cs SE Wei
Westingh Air Br
Wee Bl & Office
Woolworth (Fw
Worthington P &M
Yellow Tr & Coach
Youngst Sh & T N
Alum Co Am
Ark Nat Gas
Ark P & L Pf
Asso G & Eia
Carrier Corp
G & E Bal
Eisler
Elec
el Bond & Sh
Fisk Rub
Hecla
Humble Oil
Lockheed Aire
NJ Zinc
Seiberling Rub
Boston Wool Prices Stand Pat in Slow Boston Market
In Boston during the past week demand for domestic wools was minimal with occasional inquiries for small quantities to meet immediate needs. Bright fleece wools sold nominally in the grease at 28 to 31 cents for fine Delaine, 29 to 31 cents for half blood combings, 32 to 33 cents for three-eighths blood, and 33 to 34 cents for quarter blood combing wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
USDA
New York Cotton Futures Dip In Narrow Trading
Cotton futures slipped 1 to 5 points in quiet trade with Oct at 8.72, Dec 8.57, Jan 8.44, Mar 8.38, May 8.23, Jul 8.07. spot middling 9.22. In Chicago grains, wheat and corn closed mixed, soy notes absent. New Orleans spot cotton closed steady four points lower at 8.88 with sales of 1,591.
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New York
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnny Jones
Geraldine Chaney
Bob Willis
Jones
Mmes L. H. Bass
Annie Mathews
C. W. Powell
G. W. Shoemaker
Willis
D. Chaney
R. E. Lacy
H. Willis
Clemmons
T. Dillard
C. Jones
Lee Roy Walker
Misses Faye Jones
Frances Mask
Christine Chaney
Clara Roberts
Geneva Chaney
Annabel Walker
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial Home
Sam Bryant
R. W. Drydale
C. C. Bogard
LeRoy Walker
Lake J. Frazier
Frank Garrod
Charles O'Meara
Lordsburg
Annabel
Henna Faye Powell
L. S. Croissant
Mmes C. C. Bogard
L. C. Bills
Sam Stolaroff
O. B. Brockshier
Young Peoples Union Federated Church Groups
Federated Young People’s
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Gessert
Paul McEvoy
John E. Smith
Ruth Shaeffer
George Smith
Saturday Evening Post
Lois Crowder
LeRoy Thompson
Aubrey Gregg
James Mason
Mrs. Plummer
L. B. Plummer
North Sea Avenue
Womans Missionary Society First Methodist Church
Hial K. Cobean
J. C. Berry
R. H. McCune
Womans Association of the First Christian Church
R. W. Mitchell
J. R. Robinson
Phil D. Helmig
Central City
Phil Helmig
Charles S. Dobbs
Helmig
Presbyterian Young Peoples Missionary
Church Assembly Room
United Rural Club
C. M
Husbands and Legion Men and Wives
Mabel Stone Entrop
Quilla
Orville H. Cookson
Kenneth Entrop
Alf Guffey
Joe Long
East Seventh Street
Long
Mage Link
Entrop
Mmes F. R. Stone
Ralph Page
R. C. Greaves
Fred Miles
Ethan Allen
M.O. McCracken
Ben Pendergrass
John Rose
Link
George Wells
Cyril Hanes
Mabel Wells
Floyd
Denver
Wyoming
George
LeRoy
Minnesota
Walter
Mack
Columbia
South Carolina
Byron
Temple City
California
Robert H. Goddard
New England
Goddard
Clark University
Natural Research Council
International Geophysical Union
Washington, D. C
Charles Patrick Martin
Olivia Rhea
Oklahoma City
Virginia Rhea
Paul R. Bird
Betty Jean
Waxahachie
Texas
Mr. Bird
Harry R. Andrew
Russell Bird
Carl M. Bird
Paul Bird
Everrett Lee Dye
Plainview
George M. Slaughter
Dye
C. M. Hester
Institute
Dick Blackmar
Donald Blackmar
Roswell Woman’s Club
Jimmy Durant
Dorothy Dustin
Earl Dixon
Baby
Grand Canyon
CHI Omega
Carrizo
Roswell Chi
Ney
Carsmashing
Cagney
Raft
Die Cagney
Raft James
Popeye
Hell
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Basil
John Carradine
Barlowe
Borland
Beryl Mercer
Morton Lowry
Ralph Forbes
Chas. Starrett
Sons OF Pioneers
Yukon
and Ben Davisson
William L. Hill
Raymond Davis
Dallas, Texas
O. R. Haymaker and Sons
Baird and Verne
Southwest
H. B. Tullis
Carlishad
U. S
Treasury
Federal Farm
Kansas City Livestock
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