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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1941
Page
8
A Labor Day 1941 speech emphasizes the nation's task to preserve democracy through labor and sacrifice. It calls for full production for defense, dedication by workers and employers alike, and a united commitment to liberty, freedom of worship, speech, and press. It underscores democracy as the source of these freedoms and the mustering of effort to support global allies.
The Oracion School of Music will present 30 minute radio programs on KGFL Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting at 7. Participants include Ernest Wilkerson Helen Day Knox Jimmie Antram Barbara Brockman A D Groseclose Marquis Oracion and Miss Annie McClenny as accompanist.
Leaning from the deck Captain Stoopphaster in a gray green coat and red cravat stands with uneven olive trousers. Ahoy signals pass between Captain Stoopphaster and Monsieur Blackmar as Blackmar and Schuler react with excitement. Conclusion to be continued.
Tokyo reports may be near an in principle accord on Pacific issues between the United States and Japan as Britain and Washington apply economic pressure. Japan weighs easing Anglo American demands while appeasing the military faction. stocks react to possible progress. Hull discusses Far East affairs with Sir Ronald Campbell as Tokyo cautions evacuations and trade disruption.
In San Bernardino California Aug 30 a 2500 acre brush fire burned toward Mt Mc Kinley as 500 plus firefighters fought shifting winds and humidity. The blaze was checked at its most dangerous points and may be under control by dawn with no reported habitation loss and Running Springs camp distance eased by wind shift.
Washington awaits trial for Catoe the 36 year old man who admits a burning urge to rape and murder. He admits seven victims including Jessie Strieff a 23 year old war department clerk in Des Moines. Detectives from eastern cities assist in linking unsolved sex murders. Local coroner plans a swift process.
A wartime column explains how law enforcement and the FBI coordinate to combat sabotage espionage and propaganda while promoting Defense Savings Bonds. It describes bond classes E F and G with terms and returns and urges readers to buy bonds via post offices or banks as a patriotic investment and defense funding mechanism.
Cosden service station offered as a nice business with owners leaving town. Inquiries at Sta. 611 S. Atkinson.
The article argues Hitler misread Russia and chose the eastward gamble to halt the Red Army before it grew strong. It notes Moscow’s counter moves, Stalin’s wary stance, and the looming winter as the turning point while Britain and the United States prepare to flood aid to defeat Nazi forces.
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