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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
4
A trade territory notice dated December 3 1946 names Systmews Jeffire Tree Editor and G Sommers as officials. The brief item references circulation and carrier responsibilities under the trade territory framework.
Journal notes debate over Molotov becoming prime minister in London era rumors. It contrasts Stalin as calm with Molotov as excitable, suggesting leadership change could alter Soviet policy and raise friction in United Nations.
AP analysis notes Tsaldaris warns Russia of Greece seeking UN action amid a Balkan flare up. Three northern states Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria are accused of Moscow backing against the Greek monarchy, heightening Britain Soviet tension in a volatile region.
Voters in two German provinces produced a paradox by favoring a socialist constitution with immediate state control of basic industries while backing Communist candidates less than expected. Extreme right candidates made the strongest gains, complicating the political pattern.
New Mexico Flying Farmers met at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce on December 1. Willis Lovelace of Corona spoke as organizers plan uniform air laws and cooperation with the Civil Aeronautics Administration to promote air marking, landing strips, and GAS exemptions for aircraft mechanics and operation.
The Minnie Wilson circle of the First Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. W A Wilson on North Washington Avenue. Mrs. Paul Goodsell presided with devotional by Mrs. Byron Brown. Lt Ted Johnson spoke on Brazil. Mrs Wellborne sang two Portuguese songs, accompanied by Miss Juanita Williams.
Sunday night the USO club offered a buffet supper with salads and sandwiches hosted by the ladies of St. Peter's Catholic church. Miss Gladys Richmond chaired the event with helpers including Misses Bertha Benke Eugenia Turnbaugh Helen Richmond Irene Smith and others. cake and salad donations came from Mrs. Frank Benke and Mrs. Hank.
An incoherent transcript mentions a rally with references to unions, the UMW, APL, and freedom of speech. It notes miners relying on constitutional rights as citizens while a courtroom buzz is described.
Mrs Walter Hacrsem, training chairman, announces a training course for all Girl Scout leaders this week. The first session opens with the leaders meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday Dec 4 at the Little House. The meeting covers training topics and future sessions. A Christmas party and belt event are planned for Dec 18 at Mrs J Zygeeshk s home with attendees to bring a box donation for a needy family.
Students from Jame Setwa plan an exhibit by the art department with a 2:30 pm display time. The event features senior organizers and proceeds support school activities as community members visit the home of Mrs Hay and Mrs Lawrence on North Street. A separate notice lists city building permits valued at $400 to B Thorn and $1906 to Jo for an unspecified project at West 17th.
Ray Tucker notes a planned march on Capitol Hill amid tri state activity. Participants gather for a demonstration focusing on policy concerns and expected impacts on local communities.
A restored performance of Orphan Annie is presented by a local company. The show features familiar characters and a period style that recalls the classic comic strip adaptation.
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