Defense Bonds Campaign Now Under Way in Roswell
An organized drive to promote U S defense bonds and stamps in Roswell has been formed with R H McCune as general chairman. Committees across city lines are ready to push the sale, framed as a safeguard of liberty, freedom, and the American way of life through funding arms for national defense.
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Roswell
R. H. McCune
U. S. Defense
Hazel Powers violin recital graces Ad Club program
The Ad Club enjoyed one of its best programs as Hazel Powers played five violin selections with skill and emotion. Lee Henrichs accompanied on piano and Sol-O-Vox, Ben Ginsberg arranged, while Cecil Dale led the program and John McBoyle presided. Don Robinson spoke on rising grocery prices since 1939, noting a new peak in 1941 amid Soviet statements in Tokyo and Molotov remarks to the Japanese ambassador.
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Hazel Powers
Miss Powers
Lee Henrichs
Ben Ginsberg
Don Robinson
E. W. Mitchell
Cecil Dale
John McBoyle
Laval Shooting Shocks Versailles Aide Arrest Made
A shooting during an oath taking by anti communist volunteers wounded Laval and a companion before the assailant was captured. Police identified the gunman as 21 year old Paul Colette born in Calvados August 12 1912. He joined the volunteers to shoot Laval. Continued reports mention political tensions in France under German occupation and possible executions of communists.
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Germany
Russia
Paul Colette
Legion
Britanny
Calvados
Versailles
Laval
France
Associated Press
Vichy
Gabriel Peri
L’humanite
Paris
Peri
Marshal Petain
Hitler Objective Frustrated By Persian Resistance
The piece notes Allied occupation of key Persian positions and safeguarding of oil supplies, hindering Hitler’s aim to seize Persia. It cites Stalin’s warning to Japan over Soviet support for allied shipments, and discusses German casualties and troop strength, warning of heavier fighting ahead as Allied power grows.
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Hitler
Persia
Stalin
Iran
Japan
Tokyo
Nippon
Vladivostok
Red
Russia
Bolshevists
Oklahoma City Refuses Auditorium Rental to Lindbergh
The American Legion and patriotic groups press for restraint as city council unanimously votes not to rent the municipal auditorium for Charles A. Lindbergh. They argue his speech would threaten morale and unity during the national crisis of preparedness and democracy versus dictatorship.
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American Legion
Oklahoma City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Car from crops foreshadows future of bio plastics
A glimpse of a future where cars may be built from crop materials. Henry Ford showcased a vehicle with a soil derived plastic body, signaling promise though commercial production is not yet here.
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Henry Ford
Great Walls Of Kevlikie Velikie Luki Front News
News summary reports German forces behind the main line kill over 40 000 Red Army troops and take 30 000 prisoners at Velikie Luki Iran seeks peace after Tehran dispatches Iran asks for peace and Shah vows Germans in Iran to be ousted in a week Britain reports Iran’s small navy wiped out and Admiral Bayendar killed Tass says Red Army advances on Dilman near Tehran Russia warns Japan over fuel shipments to Russia via the Far East Domei cites 10 million gallons en route to Vladivostok Tokyo awaits replies US shipments to Russia prompt concern Washington denies Japanese representations Military mission to China announced to Chungking Berlin observers expect a Donets drive toward oil regions and possible Caucasus flank impact on the Don and Dnieper river systems
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Kevlikie Luki
Velikie Luki
Moscow
Leningrad
Lake Ilmen
Smolensk
Iran
Teheran
Simla
India
Bayendar
Tass
Red Army
Persia
Dilman
Russia
Japan
United States
Far East
Domei
Vladivostok
Siberian
Tokyo
Washington
Manchukuo-Siberia
China
Chungking
Berlin
Germany
Dnieper
Semeon Budyonny
Donets
Don
Black Sea
Caucases
Dnieperopetrovsk
Dnieper River
Thompson's Tender Steaks Featured at SAECO A Te Pee Cafe
Local dining spot SAECO A Te Pee Cafe showcases Thompson's steak offerings attracting patrons from nearby areas. The advertisement highlights tender cuts and savory flavors, urging readers to visit for a savory meal.
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Thompson
Saeco A Te
Outlawing Strikes and Defense Mobilization Debate
Editorial in Army Ordnance analyzes the defense effort praising its momentum while criticizing gaps. It warns against civilian delays and lack of a single administrator, urging full power in production during national emergency. It condemns strikes as a blot on defense records and calls for disciplined mobilization.
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Associa
Tion
Army
Navy
Galveston Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Spot Market
Galveston August 27 spot cotton remained steady with middling grade at 16.39 cents per pound and sales totaling 240 bales as market activity showed little change. Local traders noted stable demand for middling fiber amid light volume.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Women Chutists Sifted For Parachute Duty Amid War Effort
Major Nolan reports applications from about a dozen trained women parachute jumpers and nine licensed women fliers as 89 women join the 402-personnel target for four companies, including a negro unit. Parachute work limited to women aged 18 to 40 with no dependents. Married women need husband consent. Both men's and women's hospital battalions will train 5 to 10 percent for parachute roles with a mixed unit of medical officers nurses radio operators technicians and hospital corpsmen.
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Nolan
U S Views on Trade With Soviet Ports Risk to Relations
The United States said any move to hinder normal trade relations between the Soviet Union and the United States via Far Eastern Soviet ports would be regarded as unfriendly. Japan was assured that goods bought by the USSR in the United States are destined for first use in satisfying certain needs.
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West
Soviet Union
Soviet Far East
Yoshitsuiu Tatekawa
Vyacheslav Molotov
Tokyo
United States
Vladivostok
Japan
Plans For City Blackout Program Approved
J Hall, council chairman, secured approval from Adj Gen Charl ton for a comprehensive blackout plan. Yesterday afternoon's meeting outlined a coordinated effort using State Guard, auxiliary police, firemen, deputies, aircraft warning, fire wardens, first aid teams, and Boy Scouts to practice emergency responses under Mayor Hall and Police Chief Eller.
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J. Hall
Council
Adj
Charlton
O. K
State Guard
Walden Bassett
B. B. Ginsberg
Manuel Moseley
Joe Strong
Stig Santheson
Hall
Henry Eller
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Curb Market Close Report August 27 Prices
Market closing quotes show Alum Co Am at 115 Ark N Gas Pf 7 3/4 Bliss E W 16 1/4 Cities Service 5 Humble Oil 64 1/4 Ins Co N Am 81 5/8 as listed, reflecting varied trader activity on the New York curb market.
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CURB
New York
Alum Co Am
Ark N Gas Pf
Bliss E
Humble Oil
Ins Co N Am
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