Dietician Published Every Evening Ex Sunday By RECORD PUBLISHING CO
The item lists publishing details for a New Mexico newspaper, including address, staff roles such as City Editor Edward L. Scarritt and Advertising Manager H B Cooley, and subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes Associated Press affiliation, dates, and Classifieds terms.
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Record Publishing Company
Business Office
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mason
L. Scarritt
H. B. Cooley
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade
Swell
Assn
Roswell Boy Scout and Scout Troop Fund Drive Short of Goal
The Saturday December 7 1940 note reports the Trio Chest fund in Roswell is short of its ten thousand dollar goal for the Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Salvation Army. It urges quick action citing the groups moderate needs and community benefit, and notes newspaper circulation rose in 1940 due to war news. It also mentions The Daily Record's own 17.3 percent circulation gain.
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Roswell
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
America
Audit Bureau of
Daily Record Force
Trial Without Jury in the Osborne Family Crisis
Stephen Osborne loses his job and his family faces Aunt Octavia’s visit and stern judgments. Edith defends Stephen’s struggle while Octavia asserts the family’s dependence on her money. Tension rises at dinner as Octavia declares a bold plan to address the misfortune and the household mood darkens.
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Osborne
Stephen
Octavia
Osbornes
Hannah Gale
Simon
Ann
Edith
Miss Osborne
Michael
Octavia Osborne
Hannah
James Ronald
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Centurion Club lecture covers China religion and customs
At the Centurion Club meeting Dr. Schaeffer discussed Chinese religions and customs, sharing experiences from his years as a missionary. Slides of Buddhist and Confucian temples accompanied the talk as cadets anticipate the Christmas furlough.
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Centurion Club
Disney's Kitchen Chronicles Daily Delights
Walt Disney presents a daily tasting of culinary artistry and joyful dining. Inside, fans discover imaginative dishes, themed meals, and playful treats that blend cuisine with storytelling charm.
Great Religious Trial At Los Angeles Prompts Caution
Sidelights on The News reports the Los Angeles trial of Mrs. Guy W Ballard and her son Donald Ballard linked to the I Am movement. The case centers on whether funds benefited the Ballards personally. The piece notes public faith in the sect and urges readers to read the Gospel and attend church. It also highlights Charity’s diamond jubilee in New Mexico and the Sisters of Charity hospital and orphanage work.
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Los Angeles
Guy W. Ballard
Donald Ballard
I Am
Grand Jury
Ballard
Yankwich
Ballards
Jesus Christ
Diamonds Boost Hornbuckle In Odessa Pay Offer
Shorty Horn buckle, once unlucky on the southwest circuit, gains a Las Cruces post after Pecos Valley Diamonds outfit his game. He leaves his Las Cruces club house for an Odessa, Texas offer nearly twice his current payoff, with permission to cancel a year‑long contract. The tale suggests diamonds can spur promotion and higher pay.
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Hornbuckle
Pecos Valley
Shorty Hornbuckle
Las Cruces
Odessa
Tex
New Game Refuge Aims to Save San Andreas Mountain Sheep
A refuge covers nearly all San Andreas mountains with a two mile no go zone on each side to protect the few dozen mountain sheep left. Experts doubt success unless domestic sheep are kept out as ranges cannot support both.
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San Andreas Mountains
Saint Vincent Jubilee Honors Sisters in Santa Fe
The celebration in Santa Fe recognizes the Sisters for their service in New Mexico. Local church leaders and community members join in honoring their dedication, history, and impact across the region during the jubilee events this season.
Inaugural Ball Keeps Capital Fundraiser Open
Santa Fe executive committee overruled Governor Miles recommendation to cancel the inaugural ball and divert funds to the Red Cross. The governor’s ball proceeds with $10 tickets, appealing to many, despite humane and patriotic views opposing it.
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Santa Fe Executive Committee
John E. Miles
Red Cross
Gov. Miles
Christmas Truce Hopes Clash With War Powers
The world seeks a Europe wide truce at Christmas but powers ignore the World Father. Christian principles seem distant from government policy in Europe as soldiers on fronts faced similar refusals in the first world war. People yearn for peace and condemn ungodly leadership driving state ambitions.
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Europe
Questionnaires Mailed Today To Local Selective Service Board Men
Local board mailed questionnaires to men listed by order and serial numbers. Recipients must complete them with pen or typewriter and seek help from registrants' advisory board. this is the final set before January 1.
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Selective Service Board
Leon Ramsey Messer
Otha Melvin Hopkins
Coy C. Knoll
Hersay Adolphus Bryant
Alton Clevan Hopper
Robert Preston Fish
Daily Crossword Clues Card with Many Entries
A compact listing of across and down clues including pharmacy soil deserve, English district, rubout island, crude Justly term, Great Lake, comply, wooden pin, comrades, stiff, to respire, a wing, female relative, a son of Adam, color, impress deeply, city's chief magistrate, candle, large stream, coral island, roman official, trifling and many down clues such as large worm exclamation border lozenge core untidy god of love male sheep doctrine golf implement river twisted fabric wrath fish spear Finnish seaport fresh votes ancient a convuls falsehood rodent obstacle malt beverage to please soon pierced with horns dissolve spigot consumed kettle contend for kind of tree reserve abbr.
New Mexico Considers Road Fund Protections
New Mexico should adopt a constitutional safeguard to protect highway funds from diversion to nonhighway uses. Dudley Cornell notes that 11 states have amended their constitutions for road fund protection, with North Dakota and others already reforming in 1940.
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Dudley Cornell
New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Michigan
New Hampshire
Nevada
North
South Dakota
New Mexico
Cornell
North Dakota
Andersons Homegrown Celery Ad Teaser
Local ad promotes Andersons homegrown celery claiming top quality for shoppers seeking fresh produce. Noted as a seasonal offer with emphasis on flavor and farm origin.
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