Dates Itineraries Of Good Will Taps Are Announced
The Chamber of Commerce announces three good will trips with itineraries through eastern New Mexico visiting towns from Dexter to Carrizozo. The three bus tours run September 11 19 and 24. lunches and rodeo or fair visits are planned. Cost is $6 per person with 37 signed up.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Lovington
Tatum
Melrose
Clovis
New Mexico
Ball & White
Big Jo Lumber Co
Chaves County Abstract and Insurance Co
Cobean Stationery Shop
Clardy’s Dairy
Central Hardware Co
Dabbs Furniture Store
el Paso-Pecos Valley Truck Line
Huff's Jewelry Store
Hall Poorbaugh Press
Kessel’s
Merchants Credit Bureau
the Model
Mabie Lowrey Hardware Co
Montgomery Ward
Gilkeson
Pecos Valley Trading Co
First National Bank
Merritt’s. Price & Company
J. C
Roswell Daily Record
Penney Co
Purdy Furniture
Pecos Valley Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Panhandle Lumber Co
Roswell Morning Dispatch
Roswell Trading Co
Roswell Truck Lines
Ned Revelle Tire Co
Southwestern Public Service Co
Savage & Co
Safeway Stores
Sunset Creamery
Sears Roebuck Co
F. W. Woolworth Co
Yucca Theater
Charged Plans Laid to Violate Primary Law
U S Senator Dennis Chavez planned Labor Day appearance in Alamogordo as New Mexico's primary campaign neared, while aides alleged machine bosses plotted to overturn the primary process. Clyde Tingley and allies blamed election fraud on bosses seeking to repeal the primary law, with Santa Fe and Quay county rallies cited. Governor Miles said he ran his own campaign and denied any ties to other candidates.
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Associated Press
U. S
Dennis Chavez
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez, Jr
Albunquerque
Senate
Chavez
Albuquerque
Oestreich
Ballyhoo
Tingley
Santa Fe
William J. Barker
Rep. J. J. Dempsey
Quay County
Espanola
Miles
House Battle Over Burke Wadsworth Draft Bill Looms
In Washington Aug 30 pre debate skirmishing began in the House over the Burke Wadsworth conscription bill with foes calling it unnecessary and dangerous while proponents predict easy approval by week’s end. The bill would require 21 to 44 year old male citizens to register for possible service, unlike the Senate plan. Debates set to start Tuesday as lawmakers also resolve Senate amendments to a defense appropriation bill funding 209 ships and over 14,000 aircraft. Senator Lundeen voiced the lone opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Anderson
D-Mo
Burns
D-Tenn
Short
Arends
Shafer
Rmich
Martin
Alston
Rohio
Harness
Lundeen
Fil-Minn
Traffic Count Shows Rise in Out of State Cars
The Chamber of Commerce with Boy Scout help counted 823 out-of-state passenger cars entering the city from 6 am to 9 pm. This compares with 690 for the same period last year, Aug 31 1939. Vehicle occupancy averaged 2.8 persons per car, totaling 2345 travelers versus 1946 previously. state-by-state tallies are pending.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell Stores Announce Labor Day Closures
Roswell stores will close for Labor Day next Monday. Shoppers are advised to note closures and check provisions for the holiday. Local observers follow the usual custom of observing the holiday.
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Roswell
Dodgers Beat Reds 6-2 Behind Camilli and Reisner
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 2 as Dolph Camilli and Pete Reiser homered. Luke Hamlin earned his eighth win, allowing ten hits. Cincinnati made three errors behind starter Junior Thompson. Other games: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh postponed due to rain.
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Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dolph Camilli
Pete Reiser
Luke Hamlin
Junior Thompson
Brooklyn
Hamlin
Franks
Thompson
Beggs
Lombardi
Judge Patton Returns From Vacation Trip
Probate Judge Emmett Patton has returned home from his vacation spent in Colorado Springs and reports that his health is much improved. Chicago hosts Cleveland in a night game while Washington at New York is postponed by rain. Batteries listed Ostermueller Heving Foxx Peacock Beckman Heusser Babich Hayes. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
Philadel
Opa
Ostermueller, Heving and Foxx
Peacock, Beckman
Heusser
Babich and
Hayes
Patton
Emmett Patton
Colorado
Holden appeal in poisoning case headed to state supreme court
Carl Holden of Hagerman seeks relief from a life sentence for mingling poison with food. Attorney E. E. Young says the appeal rests on 12 assignments of error. The transcript has been sent to the supreme court for the September term.
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Carl Holden
Hagerman
State Supreme Court
E. E. Young
Holden
Young
Supreme Court
Colorado Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Saturday
A generally fair forecast continues tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies. Saturday will bring warmer conditions mainly in the eastern portion with milder temperatures across the state.
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Colorado
Wallace Attacks GOP Over Appeasement in Iowa
In Des Moines Henry A. Wallace denounced a Republican victory as triggering “one economic concession after another” to totalitarian powers. He accepted the Democratic vice presidential nomination amid cheering delegates and townsmen, warning that Republican power would bend policy toward a German-dominated Europe and that the Americas must remain united against Hitler.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Tom Watson
Wallace
Europe
Permanent Oil Output Proposed
Santa Fe New Mexico August 30 194? The state oil conservation commission reviewed a proposed permanent gas to oil production ratio for Lea county fields. No action yet pending similar data from Eddy county. Hearing set for November 15. Lea county figures list gas per barrel: Arrowhead 5000 Cooper 10000 Eaves 7000 Eunice 7000 Hardy 7000 Hobbs 4000 Jal 10000 Langlie 7000 Lynn 5000 Mattix 7000 Monument 6000 North South Penrose 7000 Rhodes 5000 Skaggs 7000 Skelly 7000 South Eunice 7000 South Lovington 2000 Vacuum 2000.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Oil Conservation Commission
Lea County
Eddy County
Arrowhead
Cooper
Eaves
Eunice
Hardy
Hobbs
Jal
Langlie
Lynn
Mattix
Monument
North
South Penrose
Rhodes
Skaggs
Skelly
South Eunice
South Lovington
Vacuum
Willkie Presses Roosevelt on Industry Draft Stand
Willkie again urged President Roosevelt to state his views on conscripting industry for national defense. He cited Roosevelt’s Hyde Park press conference refusal to comment on the Overton Russell amendment that would allow government to seize factories for defense production.
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Rushville
Ind
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Congress
County Teachers Hold Pre School Meeting in Chaves County
County teachers gathered at the Presbyterian Church for a pre school meeting in Chaves County. Dean Floyd Golden of Eastern New Mexico College spoke on Education as an abstract idea gaining meaning through conduct, while Charles M. Martin urged more preparatory work for first graders. Other speakers included L. W. Clark J. D. Shinkle I J. Marshall and Esther Schaubel. The meeting featured a noon luncheon, prayers, songs, and a business session. County schools will open next Tuesday September 3.
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Chaves County
Floyd Golden
Eastern New Mexico College
Charles M. Martin
New Meico State Teachers’ College
L. W. Clark
Santa Fe
New Mexico
J. D. Shinkle
Roswell
I. J. Marshall
Esther Schaubel
Keen Rafferty
Presbyterian Church
Will Robinson
Patsy Patterson
Marjorie Wolf
Rodman Cookson
Roosevelt Will Refuse Talk On Draft Industry
President Roosevelt refused to state his position on a provision in the conscription bill that would allow the government to seize private plants for defense production. At a press conference he said efforts were being made to draw him into a political dispute and he would not answer Wendell Willkie’s demand for comment. He added that reporters should stop the inquiry and that he would not engage in the controversy.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Senate
Secretary of War
Secretary of Navy
Edgerton
D-La
Russell
D-Ga
Santa Fe Fiesta Opens With Carnival Mood
Santa Fe prepares for its 228th annual Fiesta as merchants recreate the plaza and visitors fill hotel lobbies. Though events begin officially tomorrow, excitement already runs high with the burning of Zozobra and a festive atmosphere permeating the city.
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Santa FE. M
Santa Fe
Capital
No Cotton Stamp Plan for New Mexico
Las Cruces reporters note that state extension officials at State College report no information on a cotton stamp plan for New Mexico. Only five U.S. cities are using such plans while New Mexico runs a cotton mattress plan offering 50 pounds to individuals with incomes under $450 through the surplus commodity corporation.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Extension Service
State College
New Mexico
United States
Romania Yields Transylvania to Hungary Under Axis Pressure
Vienna August 30 Romania surrendered the greater part of Transylvania to Hungary under Axis demand. Germany and Italy, hailed as builders of a new Europe, backed Romania with a guarantee of its frontier. Bucharest reports say German troops and air power are ready to move to defend Soviet frontiers if the ultimatum is ignored. An authoritative Bucharest account cites a Vienna conference.
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Associated Press
Russia
Red Army
Rumania
Europe
Balkan
Transylvania
Hungary
Romania
Red Fleet
London
Empire
Bucharest
Berlin
Vienna
Germany
Italy
DNB
Draft May Press Heavy On Baseball Leagues
Washington August 30 Clark Griffith baseball's ambassador said the sport would do its part for national defense. A blanket draft of men 21 to 30 could deplete today’s big leagues, though unlikely. Griffith recalled World War I drills that kept teams ready and warned that many stars might go to war if conscription passes.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Chrysty Mathewson
George Sisler
Griffith
Baker
Fox
National League
Senate
Bucky Walters
Johnnie Mize
Frank McCormick
Joe Medwick
Arkie Vaughan
Pee Wee Reese
Bama Rowell
Elbie Fletcher
Purdy Highlights Army Maneuvers and Battery Recruitment
Captain Edward Purdy, commander of Battery A, spoke at the Lions meeting about the recent Third Army maneuvers in which his unit participated. He praised the Battery’s conduct, noted valuable training, and urged business community support for recruiting as many members are underage or have dependents. Lt. C. M. Woodbury shared humorous incidents from the maneuvers. A ladies night is planned for Sept 7, with plans to be announced next Thursday. Don Wilkins, formerly from Roswell and now in Van Nuys, California, attended as a guest and spoke briefly.
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Edward Purdy
Lions
C. M. Woodbury
Don Wilkins
Roswell
van Nuys
Calif
Three Sentenced In Police Court Today by Judge O'Neill
This morning police judge Pat O'Neill imposed three 30 day sentences. Those sentenced were Catrina Cardona for drunken and disorderly conduct Garland A Huff for vagrancy Ernest R Mitchell for pan handling Archie Rogers fined $10 for drunkenness Remidez Valdez alias Ramon Gonzalez fined $15 for drunkenness.
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Pat O'Neill
Catrina Cardona
Garland A. Huff
Ernest R. Mitchell
Archie Rogers
Remidez Valdez
Ramon Gonzalez
City Beautiful Contest Entries
A bouquet of rosebuds submitted by Mrs. John McClure highlights the entries in the City Beautiful contest. The display reflects community interest in civic beautification with local residents showcasing decorative floral contributions.
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City Beautiful
Bouquet of Rosebuds
Mrs
John McClure
Classified Ad Promise in The Record
A promotional note touts the Record classified ads as reliable and comprehensive for any job-related insertion, urging readers to place an ad to ensure all possible steps are taken. It emphasizes thorough preparation and dependable service for advertisers.
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Barker
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G.O.P
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