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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1939

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Ickes Rules McNutt Bid Off in 1940 Politics

Washington December 8 Secretary Ickes dismissed Paul V. McNutt as a third term candidate for President saying liberal wings in both major parties would not support him even if Roosevelt endorsed. He cited McNutt’s labor record and Indiana two per cent club while noting Republican criticism of Roosevelt’s foreign policy and third term hints.

Washington Ickes Roosevelt Paul V. McNutt Indiana McNutt National Guard Terre Haute Russia Republican Executive Committee John Hamilton National Party Alf M. Landon White House Calvin Coolidge

Dr. Mary H. Parsons Died in Los Angeles

Dr. Mary H. Parsons widow of Dr. C. L. Parsons died Tuesday in Los Angeles at her sister in law’s home. Cremation occurred there and ashes return to Roswell for interment at South Park cemetery. She would have turned eighty next May and had roots in Iowa Falls Iowa. She lived in Roswell with her husband until his death in 1921 and remained active in Baptist circles.

Mary H. Parsons Pork Co L. Parsons Los Angeles Stella Whinery Losangeles Roswell South Park C. L. Parsons

Still No Trace Of Missing Boy

Mr and Mrs L E Smith of Roswell seek their 14 year old son Leo Donald Smith who ran away last Saturday. A postcard from Artesia saying he was taking a vacation has not led to any trace. He is 5 feet 6 inches tall 135 pounds blue eyes fair complexion with a scar on his right wrist and wore a Boy Scout hat shirt grey trousers and black oxfords."

L. E. Smith Roswell Leo Donald Smith Artesia

Capitol Act Held To Be Valid One

Santa Fe New Mexico December eighth. Col E John Greer active chairman of the state capitol improvement commission described as most encouraging today in Union county district court decision upholding constitutionality of the 1939 statehouse remodeling act. Frank P Kilburn who brought the suit to test the commission s right to finance a remodeling program from revenues of a tax on filing legal instruments announced he would appeal to the state supreme court in a few days. Natural the prospect of an early decision on this matter is most encouraging to the commission. We have a lot of things lined up that would have been delayed if the litigation had been stretched out. The commission has taken the position that it was proceeding.

Santa FE N. M Col E. John Greer State Capitol Improvement Commission Union County District Court Statehouse Frank P. Kilburn State Supreme Court Commission Greer

New Mexico University conference opens with government cost focus

Albuquerque December conference discusses costs of state and local government. Attendees plan future talks on Hatch act extensions for all public employees. Texas Tech faculty address county and municipal audits and population trends. Closing papers cover excise taxes and financing governmental agencies.

Albuquerque New Mexico University George Taylor New Mexico Texas Tech Haskell Taylor T. C. Root Taylor Root R. L. Ormebee State Highway Department Fred Feasel J. E. Owens Amarillo Santa Fe G. L. Guthrie Las Cruces New Mexico State College Business Administration A. D. Brownfield Florida N. M W. T. Pickell Portales Eastern New Mexico College W. T. Edwards State College

Maverick is Acquitted in Poll Tax Conspiracy Trial

Maury Maverick mayor and former congressman is found not guilty by a Texas jury. Jury reached verdict at 10 17 a m after deliberations begun last night. Maverick’s comment was my statement is contained in the verdict not guilty.

San Antonio Tex Maury Maverick Roosevelt Maverick Bryce Ferguson

Teachers to Meet In Santa Fe in 1940

The New Mexico State Education Association selects Santa Fe as 1940 convention host by a 17 vote margin over Albuquerque. Ballots counted by a committee led by executive secretary R J Mullins show W G Donley of Hobbs named president and C H Conway of Eunice as vice president with James M Bickley of Clovis on the executive committee.

Santa FE N. M New Mexico State Education Association R. J. Mullins Association W. G. Donley Hobbs E. D. Martin Deming C. H. Conway Eunice Harry Hogrefe Albuquerque James M. Bickley Clovis D. N. Pope Roswell Mullins Martin Tom Wiley Horacio de Vargas Tierra Amarilla Adelina Sanchez Willard

Governor Miles urges safety cooperation this December

Gov Miles asked New Mexico motorists to cooperate this month to cut the heavy December traffic accident toll. He warned of slippery roads after rain or snow and urged checking road and weather conditions in the mountains. He called for individual safe-driving committees and noted alcohol and gasoline mix poorly during holidays.

Santa FE N. M Miles New Mexico National Safety Council

Senator Vandenberg Urges Break With Soviet Russia

Washington December 8 Senator Vandenberg urged Secretary Hull to align U S policy with Latin American nations and break diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia He noted that only three American republics kept Moscow ties Mexico left in 1930 Uruguay 1835 and Colombia resumed in 1935 but without exchanges He cited alleged Soviet aid to Communist groups as grounds for severance.

Washington Vandenberg R-Mich Hull United States Russia Finland North South America State Department Neviar

Local Building Permits for Residential and Church Renovations

Permits issued for remodeling the Nazarene Church at 710 North Washington costing 600 dollars. Mrs. I. E. Dunn receives permits for reroofing a duplex at 709-11 West 5th for 200 dollars and reroofing a residence at 302 North Missouri for 150 dollars. G. C. Henesley granted permit for general residence repair at 200 West Mildy for 1500 dollars.

Nazarene Church North Washington I. E. Dunn West 5Th North Missouri G. C. Henesley West Mildy

Coronado Cuarto Centennial Groups Meet at Roswell Museum

The Square dance group meets at Roswell Museum Friday at 7 30 p m as part of the Coronado Cuarto Centennial events. On Monday at 7 30 p m the Legends and Drama group gathers at Roswell Museum for another Coronado Cuarto Centennial activity.

Coronado Cuarto Roswell Museum

New U S Agriculture Yearbook Food and Life

The Agriculture Department released its 1165 page yearbook Food and Life covering topics from New England baked beans and goat feeding to horse diseases and calcium needs for mules. It notes regional bean customs and practical poultry tips such as using ruby colored lighting to reduce feather picking.

Washington Agriculture Department Food and Life New England Government Printing Office

No Winter Sports In State This Week

The weekly weather report for New Mexico winter sports areas notes all regions bare or with very little snow. Winter sports are not practical this weekend.

New Mexico

Hearing on Change in N. M. Probation Policy

Gulf Oil expert tells the state oil conservation commission Hobbs field has excessive pressure differentials. He urges allowing high pressure wells to produce more oil, opposing Stanolind’s petition for a straight acreage basis. Current 60 40 ration favors acreage and potential. straight acreage would equalize units, worsening migration.

Santa FE N. M Gulf Oil Company State Oil Conservation Commission Hobbs R. S. Knappen Gulf Stanolind Company Knappen

Dissension At The Arizona Hospital

Phoenix, December 3 reports of internal dissension at the Arizona state hospital followed the resignation of Dr. Andrew F. Tombs. His withdrawal leaves 900 patients with one physician as four slots await filling while Dr. Louis J. Saxe is ill. Tombs cited a long standing clash with the business department and said the resignation had no connection with Winnie Ruth Judd’s escape.

Phoenix Ariz Andrew F. Tombs Arizona State Hospital Winnie Ruth Judd Blonde Trunk Tombs Louis J. Saxe New Orleans Saxe

Gillespie Heads Roswell Lodge No. 18 Masons

Donald E. Gillespie was elected Worshipful Master of Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M at the annual election. Hugh M. Huff Jr Senior Warden Clifford G. Smith Junior Warden Thomas J. Hall Treasurer Elmer Riemen secretary. Installation set for Wednesday night December 27 with a holiday dance to follow.

Donald E. Gillespie Roswell Lodge No A. F A. M Hugh M. Huff, Jr Clifford G. Smith Thomas J. Hall Elmer Riemen

U S Says British Blockade Is Illegal

The United States condemned Britain's blockade of German exports as a breach of international law in a formal note. Secretary Hull warned measures would not interfere with American trade and reserved rights if infringed, while also holding Russia responsible for any damage to Americans from its blockade of Finland.

Washington United States Britain Great Britain State Department Russia Hull Finland Foreign Office Europe Bergen Norway Spain

Cotton Crop In 1939 Reaches 11 792 000 Bales

The agriculture department reports the 1939 cotton crop at 11,792,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight. Yield per acre is 235.9 pounds with lint volume up slightly from last year. State tallies show Texas at 2,830,000 bales and 157 pounds per acre, New Mexico at 97,000 bales and 499 pounds per acre, with ginnings to Dec 1 totaling 164,932 round bales nationwide.

Washington Agriculture Department Texas New Mexico Dureau

Trotsky and Rivera Weigh Testimony Before Dies Committee

Trotsky accepting an Austin Texas appearance as a political duty to discuss Stalinism history and respond to prior witnesses while avoiding the inner life of Latin American countries. Rivera says he will testify in Texas within two weeks on Stalinism Nazi penetration in Mexico.

Mexico City Leon Trotsky Griegs Rivera Dies Committee United States House of Representatives Trotsky Austin Tex Rivera Texas Mexi

Surprise oil show in Eddy County Wells near Loco Hills

Oil shows at shallow depths in two wells south east of Loco Hills region in Eddy County captured weekly activity in southeast New Mexico fields. Manning No 1 near 21-18-30 flowed 2,400 feet into the hole, with potential 1000 barrels daily after deeper drilling, while Creek No 1 near 23-18-39 flowed 100 barrels daily and might reach 300. Sanders well at 4-18-29 yielded 17 barrels hourly after nitro shot. Nelson No 1 progress noted between Hills and Manning.

Artesia N. M Loco Hills Eady County New Mexico McClay Leo Manning Kersey & Company Manning Kersey Sanders

Reds Pressure On Finland Deepening War Fronts

Soviet forces declared a blockade on Finland as troops advanced from north, east, and south. France reports a second Maginot fortification system. Mussolini’s Fascist council reaffirms non belligerent status while safeguarding seaborne commerce. Russia’s gains push toward Petsamo and deeper border depths, drawing French condemnation. League of Nations prepared to meet Finland appeal. Britain reports continued sea losses.

Associated Press Russia Finland Republic Europe France Grand Council Mussolini Italy Allance Total Brockade Danube-Balkan Balkans Leningrad Petsamo Arctic Kirkenes Norway Daladier Chamber of Deputies League League of Nations Council Britain

Senior Play At Roswell High Tonight

Roswell high school presents Seven Keys To Baldpate, a comedy, in the junior high auditorium at 8 15 tonight directed by Miss Esther Mc Nally. Admission 35 cents with 10 cents for reserved seats. Proceeds fund El Coyote the school annual. Cast includes Quimby Milton Sidar off Mrs Quimby Stalene Cullen McGee Arthur Dekker John Bland Robert Plymate Mary Norton Roberta Crosby Mrs Rhodes Vanell e Norton Peters Don Chappell Myra Thornhill Kathryn Johnson Lon Max Bud Cox Jim Cargan Clyde Long Thomas Hayden Bob Samson Jiggs Kennedy Paul House Police man Ward Lewis Owner Ernest Emerson with production staff and more.

Baldpate Roswell High School Esther McNally el Coyote By Quimby Milton Sidaroff Quimby Stalene Cullen Hallowell McGee Arthur Dekker John Bland Robert Plymate Mary Norton Roberta Crosby

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CKES Supreme Court Business and Government Conference John R. Shock Bexar County Gov. Miles U. S Soviet Russia Kyro Baltic Sea Kronstadt Hogland I E. George Green Baltic Front State Oil Conservation Board The Arizona Hospital Dr. Tombs Judd Case Masonic Lodge U.S Order In Council Mexico Diego Rivera Eddy Nelson No. 1 Harvey, Sargent and Rutter REDS England Thames Estuary Lorraine Robertson Bud Cox Ward Lewis Charley Cookson Dick Swisher Megr Bernice Dunagan Nadine Owen
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