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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1940

Page

3

New Roswell School Districts Shape City Boundaries

Roswell creates Highland School on Summit Avenue and redraws district lines for grade schools. Boundary lines follow street centers. Alameda Avenue residents split by north and south sides attend Washington Avenue and Missouri Avenue schools respectively. District No 1 covers Roswell and nearby areas. each school will serve six grades.

Roswell Highland School Summit Avenue Main Alameda Avenue Main Street Washington Avenue Souri Avenue

Summons and notice of suit in Chaves County

The State of New Mexico summons William C Neel and others in cause 10547 filed by Otto Conley to quiet title in Lots 4 and 6, Block 38, South Roswell Addition, Roswell. Persons named include the Neels and their unknown heirs. failure to respond by October 2, 1940 will default and estop claims. Witness August 16, 1940, at Roswell. Attorney is Lake J. Frazier. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND MATERIAL DEALERS: sealed bids sought for East Grand Plains Auditorium Gymnasium Building in Roswell by Chaves County Schools. Bids due Sept 3, 1940 for plumbing, heating, electrical, and materials with plans at the superintendent's office. deposit required for full plans from Vorhees & Standhardt Architects.

State OF New Mexico William C. Neel W. C. Neel W.C. Neal Otto Conley District Court of Chaves County Roswell Nmpm Lake J. Frazier, Esq West 4Th Street Roswell, N. M N. M Marcielle A. Puckett Nbtice R. M. Cookson Chaves County Court House East Grand Plains Auditorium Vorhees & Standhardt, Architects Chaves

Hungary Calls Troops After Transylvania Talks Fail

Hungary called up army reservists overnight as talks with Romania over Transylvania collapsed. Additional soldiers were deployed to guard railways and transport firms restricted activity to aid military use. Romania meanwhile called up reserve officers and barred border inhabitants from listening to Hungarian radio under penalty of court martial. Delegations prepared to depart for Bucharest and Budapest after negotiations failed to yield concessions.

Hungary Budapest Romania Transylvania Turnu-Severin Bucharest Rumania

Permit Granted for Roswell Police Radio Station

The federal communications commission approved a 500 watt police radio station for Roswell. Mayor Hall said city and county will bid on the station to be funded and run equally. A written exam for radio operator permits will be held Sunday night for police sheriffs and state police. Education reserves the right to reject bids and waive technicalities. Chaves County Board of Education. By R M Cookson, Secretary Adv.

Federal Communications Commission Hall Roswell Education Chaves County

School Heads Seek Changes In State Education Law

New Mexico educators from city and county school systems prepared a legislative program to revamp finances. Proposals call for a three tier funding plan, with primary aid at 900 per classroom unit, secondary aid at 350 per room unit, and transportation funded at five mills per pupil mile. R J Mullins predicted the 1941 legislature would approve the plan at the October convention of the state education association. John P Steiner chaired the policies commission presenting the changes in Santa Fe on August 23.

Santa FE N. M New Mexico City The State Education Association R. J. Mullins Education Association John P. Steiner Portales Policies Commission

May Use Silver To Purify Water

Dr Alexander Goetz predicts silver may replace chlorine as a disinfectant for world drinking water. He and wife Sylvia at Caltech describe experiments showing silver leaves water sparkling with no odor unlike chlorinated water. They say silver has a wide margin between germicidal and toxic levels, and estimate $2 to $4 worth could sterilize 1,000,000 gallons.

Pasadena Calif Alexander Goetz Sylvia California Institute of Technology Goetz

Senate to Pass on War and Draft Debate Sparks Alarm

Washington August 24 Senators Gibson and Barkley clashed over rapid passage of the Burke Wadsworth draft bill. Gibson warned of Hitler’s contempt for delayed action and cited Hermann Rauschnig’s Voice of Destruction to urge preparedness. Gurney urged conscription to avoid sending millions to Europe. A stray line notes metals and a classified phone number.

Washington Gibson Senate Hitler France Barkley Kentucky Hermann Rauschnig Germany America Poland Holland Belgium Gurney South Dakota Europe

British and German air duels near London and Ramsgate

British and German long range guns shelled across the channel as Spitfires repelled attacks on Ramsgate and Dover. A wave of 55 German planes crossed to threaten London while bombs hit Ramsgate and the midlands. Casualties reported near Dover and scattered parachute claims discussed.

Ramsgate Dover Channel Calais Associated Press London English Channel Britain Midlands French English Thames Estuary Kent Cliffs Air Ministry Suniit Channel South Kent Messerschmitt Folkstone East Anglia England Scotland

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New Roswell Alameda Missouri Avenue Mark Howell School Collesce East Side School Sears and SAVE SEARS Sears, Roebuck Adv First National Bank of Dr. Goetz No. 11 Wallampi Southwestern Public Service Company Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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