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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
6
The piece argues for strict weather data censorship to mislead enemies and calls for an all-out war mobilization. It cites extended auto tire rationing, urges conservation of rubber, and criticizes isolationist congress members while praising proposals for large military forces and sufficient equipment to end the war quickly.
A prediction that a federal censorship will be imposed soon. It will block news that could aid the enemy while permitting reporting to keep the American public as informed as possible under war conditions.
The Sun Carnival in El Paso runs December 29 to January 1 with Old Timers Day on December 31. Registration desks at Hilton and Paso del Norte hotels invite guests to register for costumes and participation, featuring a pageant and square dance with plans announced by Woman's Division and local clubs.
Van S Welch of Artesia and J C Hunter of Abilene lead a slate as five vice presidents were elected at the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association annual board session. J C Hunter was re-elected president. Artesia aims to top its Red Cross quota with a rally boosting donations toward 1200 dollars. Continental Airlines will start regular hostess service on Denver Albuquerque El Paso runs next Tuesday with Miss Jean Wahlberg as chief hostess.
An officer suggests renaming defense bonds and stamps as war bonds to reflect an offensive wartime posture. He messaged President Roosevelt last night asserting that the nation is not merely defending but actively fighting the enemy. Classified line instructs to phone No 11.
Senate leaders seek a vote on a draft expansion bill authorizing military duty for 19 and 20 year olds. Subcommittee hearings cover parity prices for farm products, naturalization revocation for subversives, and radio wire facilities seizure. House and Senate approve wartime powers over alien property censorship and agency reshuffle as of November 1941.
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