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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1940

Page

5

Italy Admits Retreat In Egypt Front Amid Heavy Losses

Rome acknowledged desert troops pulled back to Sidi Barrani as British armored divisions pressed in from the southeast. Italian commander Maletti was killed, and heavy casualties were reported on both sides while British ships and air power attacked coastal positions. Greek reports said Italians fell back along the coast toward Chimara with snow hindering operations as RAF bombers struck Valona.

Chimara Porto Edda Valona London Cairo Egypt Western Desert Sidi Barrani Rodolfo Graziani J. E. B. Stuart Royal Air Force Navy Maktila Nibeiwa Royal Navy Reuters British Aden Addis Ababa- Jibati Rome Maletti Italy Athens Argirocastro Pogradetz Elbasani Albania Greece Delvino

British Raids Touch East Anglia and Channel Coast

A German plane dropped two bombs on an East Anglian town, killing one and injuring several. Eight Messerschmitt 109s appeared off the southeast coast, but RAF fighters drove them off as reports of raids across England and on Frinton-On-Sea emerged.

RAF England Associated Press Berlin Canterbury Folkestone Frinton-On-Sea High Command Frinton Harwich English English Channel Dover Germany Eifel Reich Cretes Athens Crete Greece Ireland London J. M. Andrews Northern Ireland King George Churchill Herbert Morrison Andrews Britain

Nazi World Plans Revealed in Walther Darre Speech

Life magazine discloses a May 1940 speech by Dr. Walther Darre, German minister of food and agriculture, outlining plans to destroy France, crush Britain, confiscate non-German property for a German aristocracy with slaves, and compel the United States to capitulate.

Walther Darre Life Magazine France England America United States Germany

Roswell Chamber Film Highlights Local Progress

The Roswell Chamber of Commerce presents a film chronicling the city’s history and milestones such as the first regular air service landing. Officers and committee members are pictured, with remarks from President Ross L. Malone Jr. and visits from notable out-of-town guests. The program covers livestock feeding, Christmas lighting, timber conservation, new industries, and aeronautics aiming to place Roswell in the national defense program and secure airport improvements.

Chamber of Commerce Roswell Woman’s Club D. N. Pope Bobbie Johnson LeRoy Thompson Ross L. Malone, Jr Col Thomas Boles Sam Horne Victor Minter Carlsbad Charles Morgan Emory Carper Hollis Watson Arba Green Artesia E. C. Jackson W. D. Stafford Lake Arthur Frank Wortman L. Parker F. L. Mehlhop C. N. Moore E. O. Moore Malone Oldham Moore Agriculture Committee Moore Pecos Valley Chaves Eddy Rolla Hinkle Timber Conservation J. D. Shinkle George Jewett Tim Ber Lincoln National Forest Shinkle Jewett Ned Revelle New Industries B. V. Ellzey Industries Committee Ellzey Aeronautics Aeronautics Committee United States Claude Simpson Pete Anderson Clovis Chamber of Commerce, Express

Britain refuses lift of blockade on non German lands

In foreign policy notes, Britain defends blocking German dominated areas and rejects lifting the blockade. Lothian cites Nazi control and risks to war effort while offering aid routes for medical supplies. Hudson warns Britain faces a grim food situation similar to 1917 and urges farm production, with increased female labor.

New York Hoover National Committee On Finland Norway Holland Belgium Poland Lothian House of Commons Germany France London Britain Hudson Farmers’ Club Armed Services Con

B B Wilson Speaks at the Advertising Club

Is The Customer Always Right was the subject of an interesting talk today by B B Wilson. The five minute talk was given by Joe Snipes on the building and loan business.

Advertising Club B. B. Wilson Joe Snipes

British labor leader envisions postwar reform after Hitler attacks

Morrison, a labor leader in the government, replied to Hitler by urging nations to sacrifice some independence and unite for citizens' welfare. He argued tariffs and arms races are evil, calling for positive paths to a better life and a postwar order where class privilege and monopolies are reformed for the public good. The postwar era may be perilous, he warned, but can be moved forward orderly and constructively.

Morrison Adolf Hitler Berlin

Japan denounces US export controls on steel and ore

Tokyo broadcast via Domei says US extension of export licensing to iron ore and steel products is a new economic measure aimed at Japan. Nomura’s ambassadorial appointment in Washington does not lessen US tension, per Japanese newspapers.

Tokyo Domei Hanoi Indo- China Indo-China Thailand Siam Amsterdam Berlin Wilhelmina Holland Japan New York United States Kichisaburo Nomura Washington

Initiation In Unions Too High Says Mrs. F. D. R.

Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt told a House migration committee that union initiation fees should be adjustable to allow entry for those lacking funds. She cited a Maryland case where a worker couldn’t join an electrical union due to a $300 fee. She urged local union leaders to explain practices and warned about education gaps among migrant children.

Washington Franklin Roosevelt Gay House Committee On Migration Fort George G. Meade AFL CIO Mrs. Roosevelt California Florida Florida Everglades

Duchess of Windsor Undergoes Major Dental Surgery

The Duchess of Windsor rested in a Miami hospital after a major dental operation that was unexpectedly serious. The Duke postponed plans to return to Nassau.

Miami Beach Fla Duchess of Windsor Nassau

Card of Thanks from the Barnett Family and kin

The Barnett family expresses deep gratitude for loving kindness deeds sympathy and flowers received. Named are Mrs Levi Barnett Mr Cecil Barnett and family Mr Bernice Barnett and family Mr Basil Barnett and family Mr Jess Medlin and Mr Glynn Kennoll and family plus Vencil Barnett.

Levi Barnett Cecil Barnett

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