Roswell Daily Record masthead and publication details
Roswell Daily Record published evenings by Brecord Publishing Company with city editor H. B. Cooley and advertising manager EDW L Scarrtt. Paper lists rates in advance and subscription terms, dates membership in press associations, and notices of mail matter status.
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Brecord Publishing Company
Audit Bureau of Circulations
L. Scarritt
H. B. Cooley
New Mexico
Roswell
Congress
Associated Press
Assn
Fire hazards drive caution as Roswell notes rise
A 1940 Roswell digest warns of frequent grass fires and urges precautions near buildings. It also covers a Britain China alliance rumor and a lengthy Osborn family drama with a dramatic will dispute. Public notices include a sale of street and alley portions in Roswell.
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Roswell
Bermuda
Fort Selden Pictures stir Las Cruces memory lane
A Las Cruces crowd views pictures of Fort Selden in its hayday and contemplates reviving the site with a modern army hospital. The piece notes the Fort's 1869 abandonment, the Jornada del Muerto region nearby, and possible future sites like Roswell. It also covers the Santa Fe Trail controversy, bow and arrow traditions among Indians, and Mayor Clyde Tingley's role in the President's Birthday Ball fundraising for infantile paralysis research.
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Fort Selden
Harry W. Hammond
Riverside
Cal
John Gaston
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Wallace Perry
The
News-Sun
Cruces
Ford Selden
Socorro Springs
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Roswell
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
America
Roosevelt
Carrie Tingley
Breakdown in Italy’s War Machine?
The text notes Italy’s war effort appears faltering as Greece, though outmatched, defeats Italian forces. It suggests Italian public enthusiasm for the war is low and that Italy faces superior, better equipped opponents. The source emphasizes uncertainty about the broader meaning of Italy’s performance.
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Italy
Greece
Morale moves nations teams beyond raw numbers
The term morale shapes outcomes in war and sport, lifting nations like Britain through crisis and aiding underdog teams such as Texas A. in defeating favored rivals like Texas Aggies. It can outpace superior numbers and sustain resolve in hard times.
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Britain
Texas A
Texas Aggies
Daily Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues
Across clues cover word meanings from ward off to flax soaking with entries like Mohamad an prince Kindle and Paradise. Down clues include Turkish cap ostrichlike bird and ear organ etc.
Masked Escapee Sapp Linked to Dead Brother Alias in East Tennessee
White haired Thomas H. Sapp, a veteran of Johnson City police, sits in jail charged with escaping a Texas prison camp and masquerading as his dead brother for ten years. Police say Sapp, 55, left prison in 1930, became a sheriff's deputy, then joined the city force. He was sentenced in 1919 to 99 years for complicity in the slaying of his first wife.
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Edith
Octavia
Miss Osborne
Stephen
New York
Ann
Simon
Daddy
Johnson City
Tenn
Thomas H. Sapp
East Tennessee
Texas
Tom Carriger
Sapp
Carriger
Emory E. Sapp
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Hannah
Peter
Buzzard
James Ronald
King Features Syndicate
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Anderson’s
Adv
Lewis First Addition
Chaves County
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Summit
Washington Avenue
Kansas Streets
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Lewis
Hooey
Santa Fe
United States Indian Service
J. H. Dekker
Mabel Dodge Lujan
Taos
Sophie Aberle
Ma Perkins
United Pueblo
Indian Service
Dark
Mescalero Indian Agency
Burton G. Dwyre
Dwyre
Federals
No. 1
Wil Hobpinson
George
Hur
Aaysele
Smitty
Tolsky
Missds Ione Ladrie
U.S. Pat
Copsright
Chicago TribuNe
Tirament
Daily Crossword
Natal
Wales
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Donald Duck
Moseley’'S
Montgomery Ward
Bate Na Ase Mefort Daily
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Moseley's
Coronado
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