Every American Can Help Win The War
Ed Scarritt urges national unity after Pearl Harbor, noting Congress declared war and Nazi Italy and Germany are opposed. He praises civilian defense efforts in Roswell and Chaves County, calling all Americans to contribute through defense stamps, health, training, and disciplined sacrifice to support troops and sustain the war effort.
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Germany
Italy
Congress
Japan
Pacific
America
United States
Roswell
Red Cross
Civilian Defense Council
Chaves County
Morae
Roswell Daily Record social and business staff notes
Roswell Daily Record 1941 staff and admission notice lists publisher Thomas G Summers editor Edw L Scarritt city editor A B Cooley advertising manager with office details and subscription rates in New Mexico by mail and carrier weekly monthly yearly roscroll date December 14 1941
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Roswell Daily Record Record Publishing Company
Society
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Nhomas G. Summers
Be. Mason
Edw
L. Scarritt
A. B. Cooley
New Mexico
Maila
Roswell
Congress
War Echoes and Reports From a World at War
Propaganda and rumor shape wartime perceptions in Axis and Allied circles. The piece discusses censorship, casualty reporting limits, and Red Cross fundraising aims, noting New Mexico and Chaves county quotas, plus war news from Russia and North Africa, Mardi Gras cancellation, and film work for Sundown.
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New Mexico Red Cross
Red Cross
Chaves County
Nations move toward wider war against Axis powers
More nations are declaring war or breaking off relations with Germany Italy and Japan. In many cases these actions may lead to active participation in the war. The conflict now involves more nations and spans a broader geographic area than World War I.
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Army
Navy
Germany
Italy
Japan
Sundown Opens at Yucca Theatre With Striking Settings
Sundown directed by Walter Waneger opens today at the Yucca Theatre. Filmed against dramatic landscapes along the Kenya Somaliland border in Central East Africa it is praised as a superb romantic adventure with standout scenery that enhances its entertainment value.
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Acoma Rock
New Mexico
Mojave Desert
California
Charles Lang
Gene Tierney
Henry Hathaway
Saturday Evening Post
Barre Lyndon
Africa
Walter
Waneger
Yucca Theatre
Kenya
Somaliland
East Africa
Hope News Obituary and social notes from Hope
Hope News reports Mrs. Harve Everett’s mother Mrs. Rutherford died in Los Angeles and funeral details. It notes Claude Coates bedridden with an infected leg, son Travis of Ranger Texas arriving to assist. It covers Mrs. Thelma Roach’s death in Carlsbad, burial beside her parents, and lineage through Hal Gage. Social visits include guests for Gateway Bowl in Artesia and varied church events.
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Claude Coates
Mr. Coates
Travis Coates
Ranger Texas
Thelma Roach
Hal Gage
St. Francis Hospital
Carlsbad
Sheriff Hal Gage
Roach
Hope
Pecos Valley
J. C. Gage
Artesia
Fay Riley
Deming
N. M
Sam Lovejoy Jr
Bell
el Paso
Henry Young
Globe
Ariz
Bryant Williams
Stephensville
Texas
Bedford Williams
PR. L. Cole
Gordon Goddard
United States
Gordon
Bobbie Rex Seeley
Francis Schneider
John Lee Riddle
Rell Lovejoy
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Armed Forces
The
Ed Scarritt
Pearl Harbor
United States of America
Anderson’s Gardens
New York City
Russia
North Africa
New Orleans
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Fis
Price and Company
Ginsberg Music Company
U. S. Defense
Roswell’s
Hope News
Austin Reeves
Thelma
J. R. Fornwall
Frank Crockett
Lower Penasco
J. P. Lancaster
Cuba
Elmer Teel
Ft. Sumner
John Teel
W. M. Keller
John Ward
D. W. Carson
Aline Scroggins
Lewis Scroggins
Dorothy Lovejoy
Axminister
Santa
Price & Co
Price
U.S. Defense
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