Matrons Style Pattern 9781 Promises Slim Look for All
Marian Martin pattern 9871 offers a tailored bodice with side yokes and high side slashes, a belt and two skirt panels, plus three quarter sleeves. Available in women sizes 34 to 48, it includes yardage details and a price of fifteen cents for the pattern and book. Readily ordered from The Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department with size name and address.
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Marian Martin
Trousseau
Roswell Daily Record
National Defense Urges War Effort and Unity
The speaker warns that federal orders for defense will increase, arguing isolationism is criminal and urging support for wartime measures. He states America must defeat the Axis, acknowledging high taxes and costs but insisting victory safeguards liberty and prevents a fate like Poland.
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Congress
Hitler
America
Europe
Britain
Americans
Poland
Roosevelt Warns of Dictator Plot in World War Perspective
President Warns through solemn letter and informal address about world domination aims of dictators. He cites cruel armies in Europe and expansion to Africa and Asia, warning danger remains and peace is fragile as the world braces for further conflicts.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Africa
Asia
Americas
Successon
Band Members Held as Spies in U S
Two young members of a German American band were jailed in New York on $25,000 bail each for conspiring to mail U S military information abroad to Germany. A third defendant, Kurt Frederick Ludwig, was arrested in Cle Elum Washington and held for removal to New York. Hans Pagel and Edward Schlosser were 20 and 19 respectively.
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New York
United States
Germany
Kurt Frederick Ludwig
Cle Elum
Wash
Hans Pagel
Brewer
Edward Schlosser
Russians Claim Weak Counter Offensives On Front
Moscow reports claim Russian divisions faced heavy losses while counter actions on the central front advance in local actions rather than a broad offensive. Three German divisions may have been pushed back near the Dnieper as Axis diplomats in Tokyo hint at a possible U S Japan accord. In France, Nazi authorities publicized executions of eight, with Pierre Laval in serious condition after an assassination attempt.
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S. A. Lozovsky
Dnieper
Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Paris
Pierre Laval
Fire department responds to 8th and Pennsylvania circuit
Fire department called this afternoon when a short circuit occurred in electric wires serving a house at 8th and Pennsylvania. No damage reported. Ludig faces federal charges for mailing information about arms distribution and U S Army unit strength.
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8Th and
Pennsylvania
Cused
Ludig
Soviet Offensives Keep Pressure Across Front
Reports from Tallinn indicate Soviet control remained over the city despite German claims of capture. In the Black Sea a Russian submarine reportedly sank a German U boat off the Romanian coast as heavy fighting raged along the front. Paratroopers near K aiding guerrillas claimed major Nazi losses including tanks and vehicles in 18 days. Rokossovsky cited Izvestia that the Red Army held the initiative for a month on the central front with repeated defeats of the 7th Panzer Division.
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Black Sea
Tallinn
Karelian
Leningrad
Viipuri
Rokossovsky
Izvestia
Red Army
Bridle Bit and Spur by B H Chapman Roswell
A narrative in verse about a cattle drive and a fatal stampede that ends with the death of Joe Brown. The speaker recalls riding with Joe, a buckskin horse, and the plain emblem of loss, a bridle bit and spur. The memory lingers as the scene reappears in quiet sun.
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Joe Brown
Prairie Dog Hole
Buck
Brown
Joe
B. H. Chapman
Roswell
Naomi Bennett plans frame stucco duplex construction
Naomi McAnnally Bennett files for construction of a frame stucco duplex at a stated value of 1500 dollars. The filing records the project and parties involved in the housing development.
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Naomi McAnnally Bennett
Marriage Licenses for Artesia Lovington and Cottonwood Couples
Joe Chavez of Artesia and Virginia Molina of Cottonwood obtain a marriage license. Harold Graham and Ruth Wilson, both of Lovington, also secure a license.
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Joe Chavez
Artesia
Virginia Molina
Cottonwood
Harold Graham
Ruth Wilson
Lovington
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Ipon
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Yucca Beauty Service
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Flayin
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