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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1939
Page
2
The text argues Russia’s overwhelming forces make Finnish resistance unlikely and draws a parallel to Nazi Germany’s blitz on Poland and Czechoslovakia. It notes no similar rapid strike against a strong France, framing these actions as lightning wars.
In Chicago Knight Errant, the California owned black colt with early speed, guides led by trainer Bassitt, makes his Inaugural start hoping to upset Eastern doubts. Slim, wary of Bassitt, pursues a growing interest in Heather Mills while Draper dominates under Slim’s shifting loyalties. Edith Clarke Ashleigh, a society figure, eyes Knight Errant as Slim battles emotions and rivals.
A fragmented line hints at ambitions for rapid highway development, suggesting a nation eager to advance transportation infrastructure years ahead of typical progress. The terse wording implies local or regional planning debates surrounding funding, impact, and timelines.
The U S Navy and a broad public hold that no sensible person wants war. Pacifists misjudge uniformed personnel who know war is despised. They advocate preparedness to avert disaster, noting World War losses and billions saved with early readiness.
A historical reflection notes that wars in Europe and Asia stem from aggressor nations seeking assets held by others. It cites Czechoslovakia, Poland, Finland and China as examples, with Ethiopia possibly added. It argues that peaceable nations can be drawn into conflict despite not desiring war. The piece warns America must rely on defense readiness and notes Finland’s stand against a Bolshevik neighbor as a significant, uncertain struggle.
Fritz Kuhn the Bundsfuehrer sits in the Tombs awaiting sentence after a jury found him guilty on five counts of stealing from the organization he led. Judge to impose term next Tuesday. a 30 year sentence seems unlikely. He may face reproach for being America’s No 1 Nazi, yet contrasts with brutal Nazi justice.
The Albuquerque Tribune notes a Nazi service claim that the Soviet Union has the right to safeguard sea access and defend its vital interests with neighboring allies. The piece condemns the philosophy that stronger nations may rob weaker ones and urges against such a march toward global domination.
The piece outlines eastern New Mexico activity toward a Texas style game management system. It cites potential bans on out-of-state hunting licenses, concerns over sportsman abuses, and calls for local control of hunting periods to protect antelope, quail, and turkeys amid vandalism and trespass incidents. The Roswell meeting after year’s start could shape a suitable plan.
A Mescalero expert discusses rabbit fever and hygiene, noting symptoms and slow recovery with no known Mescalero deaths. The piece also covers Christmas seals funds for Socorro state tubercular sanitarium, the New Mexico Club’s return to traditions in Clovis, and a fatal stick-up in Gallup prompting cautions on resisting crime.
Dan Luther Edwards argues Proverbs 4 23 implies heart care shapes life. He asserts right ideals and Jesus Christ principles must govern individuals and all relations to curb corruption and safeguard society. Records page advertizes want ads and a Havana baby parachute joke segment.
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