Fine address by Major James R. Kelly at Roswell DAR
Daughters of American Revolution venue at Mrs A D Jones home heard Major James R. Kelly head of New Mexico Military Institute history department discuss Europe amid war tensions. He offered cautious optimism insisting God is in heaven and all’s right with the world as he closed with a cheery note.
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Daughters of American Revolution
A. D. Jones
Mmes
Thornton H. Roswell
D. J. Shrecengost
C. C. Martin
D. L. Geyer
Dwight McNally
Ernest C. Arnold
D. Y. Tomlinson
Ellis Island
E. F. Hayslip
Sons of American Revolution
Russell Bird
Fred C. Scobey
California
James R. Kelly
History Department
New Mexico Military Institute
Southwest
Rolla R. Hinkle
Europe
Thornton H. Boswell
L. H. Bradstreet
Eva M. Cooper
Minnie Doty
Edward C. Gessert
William L. Hill
James F. Hinkle
Will H. Hortenstein
A. H. Tankes
Henry Johnson
Robert Kellahin
F. Grant Keyes
Omar R. Leach
Leila B. Marlow
M. L. Norton
A. Pruit
John W. Rhea
B. C. Roney
T. A. Sacra
Lyman A. Sanders
Arthur J. Stevens
Dr. Tomlinson
Sadie C. Vaucelet
Roswell High to present Cooper spy play
Roswell High School English classes will perform a selection from The Spy by James Fenimore Cooper, prepared by the U S Interior Department. Cast includes J Paul Howard as announcer and Don Chappell as Harvey Birch with a student audience Friday evenings at 7 00.
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Roswell High School
James Fenimore Cooper
United States Department of the Interior
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
J. Paul Howard
James F. Cooper
Carl Howard
Mrs. Cooper
Mary Snyder
Stella Saunders
Skinner
Truman Pierce
Katy
Burl Gadberry
Better Literature Committee
Dorothy Deason
Weather Fronts Keep Cloudy Central Plains as Cold Moves In
The morning forecast notes cloudy conditions across the central and southern plains and the Plateau region with light precipitation from the Rockies to the Pacific and eastward. No major temperature changes, but colder readings prevail in the Mississippi valley and northward, with subfreezing temps extending to Missouri and southern Illinois. A hard freeze is expected for the middle Gulf coast district and precipitation remains unsettled in parts of the state.
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Plains
Plateau Region
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Plateau
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Illinois
Middle Gulf Coast District
Pecos Valley
Hollywood From The Inside: A Clash Of Star Attire At Premiere
The piece surveys fashion at the Gone With The Wind premiere with Vivien Leigh, Carole Lombard, Joan Crawford, Kay Francis, Zorina, Jeannette MacDonald, Anita Louise, Barbara Stanwyck, and Ida Lupino in distinct gowns and furs. It notes Errol Flynn’s Boca vacation, Leigh’s sequined ensemble, Zorina’s 14 hour days, and other stars including Richard Dix, Jackie Cooper, William Holden, Walter Pidgeon, and Dean Na Durbin in recent film industry events and plans.
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Errol Flynn
Boca Raton
Florida
Jean Arthur
Columbia
Carthay Circle
Vivien Lehigh
Walter Plunkett
Carole Lombard
Joan Crawford
Kay Francis
Silver Fox
Zorina
Fox
Jeannette MacDonald
Santa Anita
Anita Louise
Barbara Stanwyck
Richard Dix
Sun Valley
Jackie Cooper
Palm Springs
Ida Lupino
Victor Hugo
William Holden
Army Training Corps Reserve
Walter Pidgeon
Universal
Kaloha
Deanna Durbin
Britain Told U S Holds Her for Losses
The United States warned Great Britain it would hold her responsible for damages from losses and injuries if American ships are forced into British control ports. The Moormacsun was seized at Kirkwall, a port in the combat zone, prompting steps to obtain a full incident statement.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Moormacsun
Moore and McCormick Line
Bergen
Kirkwall
United States
Department
London
Britain
Mexican independents discuss united campaign in private meeting
Three principal independent candidates for Mexico's presidency reportedly met in secret in Mexico City to plan a joint bid against President Cardenas' candidate. Reliable informants said the conference aimed to coordinate a united campaign amid the election process.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cardenas
Year Opens Quietly In The Wool Market
Boston January reports the wool trade opening quietly with demand for medium woolen wools and steady Cape prices due to holiday suspensions. Mohair sales from Texas volumes rise, and Australian orders lean toward manufacturers. Quoted scoured wools across regions show modest activity and firmer South American prices.
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Boston
Cape
South America
West
Texas
Hatch Act prohibits political activity by county agents
Washington reports the justice department informed Representative Case that the Hatch Act bars county agricultural agents from political activity. Also from Santa Fe and Nogales, reports note a state health department dismissal case, appointment of an auxiliary bishop in Santa Fe, Ireland's senate empowering suppressive measures against the IRA, extradition of Robert Lacy, and Yaqui participation in a Sonora uprising with no major military threat.
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Washington
Justice Department
R-Sc
Santa FE
N. M
David Chavez, Jr
State Health Department
Board of Commissioners
Colfax
State Supreme Court
Rudolph A. Gerken
Sidney Matthew Metzger
Dublin
Ireland
Senate
Irish Republican Army
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Jones
Robert Lacy
Cash
Bisbee
Huntsville
Tex
Lacy
Taos
Douglas
Nogales
Sonora
Mexi
Jesus Gutierrez Clarez
New York Stocks and Commodities Open Mixed on Quiet Trade
The day saw sellers pressing at the stock market yet underlying strength in preferred issues. Transfers reached 751,900 shares as gains narrowed and several leaders hit new highs while a broad list of laggards remained in range. In Kansas City hogs and cattle, trading showed steady to firm tendencies with varied weights finishing lower. Curb market quotes in New York featured assorted industrials and energy names, while Chicago grain closed with May wheat at 1.04 and corn around 59 3/8. Boston wool volumes remained light with steady prices on South African merino and grease equivalents.
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New York
American Telephone
Loft
American Can
Woolworth
Standard Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Utility Preferreds
Electric Power & Light
American & Foreign Power
American Power & Light
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
U S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Western Unicon
Anaconda
U. S. Gypsum
Bendix
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U.S.D.A
Boston
Texas
U. S. Bonds and Mortgage Rates Cited
Treasury notes on issue include 3 1/4s with 45-43 at 110 and 3 1/4s 46-44 at 110.17, 4s at 114.29, 2s at 103.11, 2 1/2s 53-49 at 105.28, and 2 1/2s 42-49 at 105.23. Fed Farm Mtg noted unquoted. Home Own Loan shows 2 1/4s 44-42 at 104.22 and 3s 52-44 at 108.4.
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New York
Alaska
Allegheny
Am Airlines
Alco
Eos Eeteaeees Am Smelt & Reeeresners
T&s F
Aviat Corp
Bald Loco
Barnsdall
Beatii
Bendix Avo
Beth Stlere
Boeing Airplane
Borg Warn
Bulova Waitch
Rae
Ee Snes
Calif Packing
Sere
Calumet & Hec A
Campbell Wyant
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel
Climax Molyb_s
Colgate Palm P
Colum G & Es
Comi
Congoleum Nairn Ae
Cons Edison Fc
Consol Oil
Ties
Del
Coty Inc
Crosley Corp
Crucible Steel
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Gt West Sug
Homestake Min
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Indust’ Rayon
Inspirat Cop
Interlake Ironee
Gee
Agric iInt Harv
Sea
Can
Silver
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Kroger Groc
iLib
Lorillard
Miami Cop
Minn Moline
Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
Nat
Nat Cash
Nat Distillers
Nat Lead
Ewe Enee
Nat Pow & Lt
North Am Co
Northern Pac
Ohio Oil
Owens Ill Gl
Pac G & el
Park Uttah
Penney
Penn
Phelps Dodge
Phillips
Stewart Warn
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Co
Tex Corp
Tex Gulf Sylph
Tex Pac C & O
Tex Pac L Trust
Thatcher Mfg Co Pf
Trans Am
Trans & West Air
Fox F
Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Drug
Fruit
United Gas Imp
Indus Alco
US Pipe & Fdry
I'Us Rubber
US Steel
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bres Pict
West UN Tel Ee Q
Ueeechitea
Westgh Air Br
West el & Mfg
Woolworth
Worthington P&m
Youngst Sh & Teee Ee
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Fed Farm
Open Alliance Topic Raised For July Election
Delegates met to weigh the advisability of an open alliance against General Manuel Avila Camacho and his policies, both representative of the present revolutionary government, in the upcoming July election.
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Manuel Avila Camacho
New York Cotton Futures Close Mixed On Jan Session
Cotton futures ended 7 to 14 points lower in the old crop and mixed in new crop contracts with Mech gains and nearby declines. Prices showed narrow ranges and steady spot levels around 11.49 for middling. Wool futures closed modestly higher after a tight session with near term gains led by nearby months.
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New York
Fa Ok
Lasu
Mech
Jly
Chicago Produce Prices and Live Poultry Report
Jan 5 Chicago market prices for butter creamery 93 score and various weights. Centralized carrots and eggs steady. Live poultry prices listed for hens broilers Plymouth Rock White Rock springs and turkeys with weight and breed distinctions.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Springs
New Orleans Spot Cotton Sees Small Decline In Trade
New Orleans January 5 spot Cotton closed steady 12 points lower with sales of 1398 bales. Mid fair to middling recorded at 11.29. The market reflected cautious demand as mills and merchants assessed prices and futures trends for the week.
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New Orleans
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Roswell Daughters
Major James R. Kelly
Carl Welch
J. P. White
K. A. Yoder
Pauline B. Cooney
Charles D. Keyes
Glaze Sacra
Grace T. Bear
Mrs. Jones
the Altar Society
Saint Peters Church
St. Peter’s Altar Society
E. L. Emerson
Leo Schorn
Christene Hurley
Gladys Richmond
W. Jarral
Mmes. A. C. Klyng
Paul McCutchen
Logie McCutchen
W. F. Hanagan
A. B. Cotton
W. E. Destree
George de Hater
J. Staeden
J. L. Kintz
Hank Woods
Evans Smith
Etta Hannifin
Keen A. Rafferty
R. M. Tigner
Joseph H. Murphy
Tom Herbert
E. C. Richmond
Leo J. Royer
Mrs. Emerson
Shelton Taylor
Berry Heinie
Virgil Grantham
Cecil Pendergrass
Porter Rogers
Don Robinson
Verdi Gill
Tom Rogers
A. F. Madison
Charles S. Dobbs
B. F. Rose
Maudeline Crossen
W. S. Hodges
D. N. Pope
Jay White
Herbert E. Zeeveld
Earl E. Patterson
Harvey A. Poorbaugh
Arthur al
Lison, Harrison Wiliams and
Mrs. Madison
H. Tobin
Hamilton Tobin
Vinton
Iowa
John W. Minton
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Amarillo
Johnson
Tobin M. Spencer
Myra’ M. Spencer
Donald E. Gillespie
Bob Crosby
Arden Boellner
J. W. Williams
Langford Keith
Sophie Champaugh
Edward Purdy
B. C. Mossman, Jr
George Weaver
J. W. Miley
Esther McNally
Jessie Wiley Veils
Streamline Journal
New York City
Elizabeth Garrett
Weils
Richard M. Toler
South Main
Grace. T. Bear
P. D. Wilkins
van Nuys
Donald Wilkins
Roy Rogers
Arline Wilkins
Tom Mix
Tennessee
Mrs. Wilkins
Dick Gayle
el Paso
G. B. Armstrong
Elizabeth Albin
Borger
John C. Peck
R. F. Bailard
J. M. Gayle
San Antonio
Armstrong
Allen Richardson
Iva Armstrong
Herman R. Crile
Wilburn S. Hodges
George Slaughter
Guaymas
Fisherman’s Paradise
Roswell Womans Club
Jane Bryan
E. A. Cahoon
Dan H. Cahoon
Chicago University
Cahoon
Windermere
James M. O’brien
Irene Murray
Los Angeles
Roswell
Justin W. Dart
Charles R. Walgreen
Walgreen Drug Stores, Inc
Mrs. Dart
William J. Baker
Eloise Parsons
Pargaie
Yvet
Innes
Willie Pich
Frank Lloyd
Graf Spee
Bob Baker
Fuzzy Knight
Pecos
Little Caesar
King of the
Dynamiters
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Bobs Watson
Ruth Hussey
Gene Lockhart
Hollywood
U. S
New Mexico Area
Boy Scout Council
J. B. Savage
Henry S. Stout
Artesia
Maj
L. B. Plummer
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Territory
Montana
Delaine
L. B
Cape Winters
Cape Summers
Galveston
Curb Market
Alum Co Am
Alum Goods
Ark Nat Gas
Ark P & L Pf
Bliss
E W
Carrier Corp
Cities Service
G & E Bal Pf
Duval Tex Sul
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Fisk Rub
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Seiberling
Texan Oil & L
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