Death of John T. Carlton Noted Roswell Resident
Word arrived in Roswell of John T. Carlton's death at 76 in Shreveport Louisiana after a brief illness. A former member of Carlton & Bell and later Roswell Title & Trust, he left Roswell in 1909, lived in DeQueen Arkansas, and is survived by five sons and four daughters. Burial services were held in DeQueen. his wife had predeceased him. He was highly regarded, served on the Roswell city council, and spent his later years visiting his children.
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Carlton & Bell
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America’s aid to Britain hinges on ship supply and U boats
The piece argues that Britain's survivaldepends on timely convoy protection and enough destroyers to counter Hitler's U boat threat. It notes American aid must cover production and delivery, warns of increased need for warships if U boat packs grow, and suggests Stimson may consider sending ships if Britain asks.
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Britain
Hitler
England
English Channel
Missouri Governor Elect Donnell Vote Margin Questioned
Forrest C. Donnell Republican was elected Missouri governor in November by a narrow margin. Inauguration slated for January 13 was delayed as a legislative probe questions the election and the general assembly refuses to certify Donnell as governor elect. McDaniel demands a full, complete recount of all ballots.
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Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Donnell
General Assembly
Lawrence McDaniel
New frontiers in pure bred dog shows 1941 forecast
The American Kennel Club shows signal a shift from circus style displays to organized competition. Obedience trials, once rare, grew quickly with clubs running their own shows. The public increasingly sees pure bred dogs as having distinct roles and advantages over mongrels.
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New York
American Kennel Club
United States
AKC
Balancing the Budget Faces Adams After Roosevelt’s Message
Senator Alva B. Adams of Colorado studies the 1941 budget plan in Washington after President Roosevelt calls for a peacetime outlay of 17 485 000 000. Adams serves on the appropriations and banking currency committee and weighs the record proposal.
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Colorado
U. S
Washington
Roosevelt
Adams
Senate Appropriations and Banking Currency Committee
Walter Turner Dies at 71 a Prominent City Citizen
Funeral services continued from page one for Walter Turner a longtime city helper born March 16 1869 in Richmond Virginia. He died at 71 leaving a wife and four children and was noted for his kindness and public spirit during his residence here.
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Walter Turner
Richmond
Chicago grain prices steady with modest futures shifts
Chicago grain markets closed with May wheat at 86 7/8 to 87 and May corn at 63 5/8. July oats traded around 36 3/4 with September oats near 32 1/8. Prices show slight day movement as traders watch new crop signals.
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