Roswell Womans Club hosts Golden Jubilee celebration
Roswell Womans Club marked the General Federation of Women's Clubs fiftieth anniversary with a Golden Jubilee Birthday party at the club house. Fifty pioneer members and distinguished women were honored, and three Roswell leaders were named to represent New Mexico at the GFWC Triennial in Atlantic City in May 1941.
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Roswell
J. D. Atwood
Atwood
Artesia Womans Club
Roswell Womans Club
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
General Federation
Pioneer Club
Elizabeth Garrett
Atlantic City
C. E. Mason
Burton C. Mossman
H. B. Kells
Sidney Prager
I.H. Elliott
J. P. Church
R. S. Hamilton
C. D. Bonney
George W. Stevens
Charlies D. Keyes
Mae Eaton
O. R. Haymaker
Russell Bird
J. J. Hagerman
John W. Rhea
A. Pruit
Thomasa. Roff
Grace T. Bear
Walter P. Turner
cGaffey Brown
Robert Kellahin
John B. Beers
Lawrence Wolfe
Beers
Arden Boelner
George L. Reese
Donald Gillespie
Mmes
John T. McClure
Clark A. Baker
E. A. Cahoon
Grace McDonald Phillips
Ewing L. Lusk
W. W. Phillips
Donald E. Gillespie
A. D. Jones
Robert Kellah
Frank Talmage
Chas. McDonald
A. E. Ingham
C. D. Keyes
Alice Brown
James F. Hinkle
A. P. Horwitz
Harry Jaffa
Laura Hedgcoxe
George M. Slaughter
C. C. Martin
John C. Peck
Harold Hurd
J. P. White
W. E. Wiseley
Ed S. Gibbany
Fritz Brink
John H. Mullis
Claude Hobbs
H. R. Andrew
S. P. Johnson
Roland Oliver
W. C. Buchly
George E. French
Eva M. Cooper
E. J. Bates
R. M. Tigner
Thornton
Chas. F’. Beeson
J. A. Mann
Roswell Club Women Honor Many Names at Tea and Party
A Roswell club observed an eventful sequence with a large tea in the club house featuring a three tier birthday cake and fifty lit candles backed by a P T A chorus. Numerous women including Florance Martis Elizabeth Garrett Georgia Redfield and Hulda Hobbs attended. the program included readings and songs while a fund drive raised fifty dollars for the General Federation Foundation.
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P. T. A. Chorus
W. Finch White
Mmes
John C. Martens
Paul McEvoy
H. P. Saunders
Helen Fountain
Beulah Phifer
T. M. Kleckner
Lenore Shafer
Verdi Gill
Sidney Prager
Robert Kellahin
J. P. Church
C. D. Bonney
John B. Beers
Mies
J. P
Borah Plans Liberal GOP Push Amid Health Concerns
Senator Borah weighs a progressive, liberal platform for the Republican nomination this year while guarding his health after a 1938 illness. He plans to oppose excessive defense spending, favor relief and farm benefits, and has opposed anti lynching bills on states rights grounds. He is expected to play a key role in major issues this session.
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Borah
Senate
Congress
Finland Fights Winter War Fallout On Front Lines
Soviet forces reportedly faced the harshest winter in 25 years as 150 bombs hit southern Finland. Casualties stood at two dead, two wounded, two missing, while 40,000 Reds reportedly retreated from the Arctic sector. Finnish troops marked stiff resistance on the Karelian Isthmus and in the Salla direction as Sweden weighs a northern defense league to bolster neutrality and potential military cooperation.
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Hanko
Turku
Viipuri
Rauma
Tammisaari
Lappeenranta
Karelian Isthmus
Isthmus
Bothnian Gulf
Karelian
Copenhagen
Arctic
Salla
Berlingske Tidende
Sweden
Frederick Strom
Richard Sandler
Riksdag
Sandier
Strom
Alands
Sandler
Soviet Union
Hansson
Roosevelt Third Term Support Spreads Across States
Roosevelt backers in Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey Florida Illinois Missouri and New Mexico push for renomination while pledging delegation support and avoiding presidential preference primaries. Senate figures trumpet potential convention strength though claims rely on state leaders and future delegations. Senator Guffey and figures like Stark Hague Smathers Kelly Pepper Miles join third term advocates.
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Roosevelt
Umn
Mr. Roosevelt
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Florida
Illinois
Missouri
New Mexico
Guffey
D-Pa
White House
Keystone State
Lloyd C. Stark
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Smathers
Edward Kelly
Chicago
Pepper
John E. Miles
Spot cotton closes steady two points higher in New Orleans
New Orleans market notes a steady close with spot cotton up two points at mid dling 11.12 as sales reached 2,199, reflecting ongoing demand in the trade and a solid turnout for advertisements seeking buyers and sellers.
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Galveston
New Orleans
Wall Street Slippage Dims as Gains Narrowed
On January 18 in New York little pressure kept the stock market steady for a time before a late rebound trimmed losses. Trading totaled about 60,1900 shares with mixed results. U S Steel Bespegelehem Anaconda Boeing Aircraft Chrysler Phelps Dodge Union Carbide showed weakness while rails utilities oils and rubbers declined. Allied Chemical Loft American Telephone American Tobacco Johns Manville led early gains with Aluminum of America rising in the curb. Electric Bond & Share Jones & Laughlin Gulf Oil wavered later.
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New York
Finab
U. S. Steel
Besplehem
Anaconda
Boeing
Doug Aircraft
Chrysler
Phelps Dodge
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Loft
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Johns Manville
Aluminum of America
Electric Bond & Share
Jones & Laughlin
Gulf Oil
Live Stock Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City market report shows hogs salable 1200 with gains 10 to 15 over Wednesday, top 5.50. cattle salable 1000 with calves 300 total, beef steer and yearling prices steady to strong, fat cows steady. stock pigs scarce. Sheep salable 6000 with lambs active, early sales strong, fed lambs 8.40 to 9.00, yearlings around 7.65.
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Kansas City
USDA
New York Curb Market Pulse of Selected Stocks
Jan 18 curb market notes list notable price quotes for Alum Co Am, Am Exp Lines, Ark Nat Gas, Ark P and L Pf, Bliss, Carrier Corp, Cities Service, Duval Tex Sul, El Bond & Sh, Fairchild Av, Fisk Rub, Ford Met Ltd, Hecla Min, Humble Oil, Rustless S and S, Seiberling Rub, Shattuck Denn. Pricing shown as fractions with daily variations.
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York
Jan Stocks Close
T&s
Aviat Corp
Bald Loco
el Ee
Barnsdall Oil
Bendix Av
Ser Ae
Beth
Cerro de Pas
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel
Solvats
Edison
Consol
Curtiss Wright
OVS
Gillette Saf R Oe
Gimbel Bros Ee
Glidden Co
SP Ee
Goodrich
F) Ee
Eee Ee
Goodyear T & R Ew
Gt West Su
Houston
Interlake
Nick
Johns Manv
Kennecott Cop
Kroger Groc
Lambert Core Ne Ag
McN & L
Miami
Sumas
Montgom Ward
North Am Co
North Pac
Onio Oil Sk
Owens Ill Gl
Po Park
Utah
Penney
Penn RR
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Radio Corp of Am
Rand Ee Ee Hk
Eh Safeway
Sears Reeb
Shell UN Oil
Anée
Neweeae
Skelly Oil
Secony Vacuum
Tex Gulf
UN Corp Pe
United Drug
Alco
U S Pipe & Fdry
U S
U S Rub 57 3/8 USs Stl Vanadium Corpus, tee eae 29 1/2 Warner Bros Pic ie sa
West UN Tel Oa
Westgh Air Br
West el & Mfg
Woolworth
Worthington P & M
Yellow Tr & Coach One
Youngst Sh & T
CURB
New York
Alum Co Am
Am Exp Lines
Ark Nat Gas
Ark P & L Pf
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Duval Tex Sul
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Fisk Rub
Ford Met Ltd
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Seiberling Rub
Boston Wool Market Report Quiet on Domestic Wools
Trade was moderately active on South American and South African wools in New York. South African Merino wools of twelve months growth sold at 92 to 97 cents per pound on a secured basis including duty. Domestic wools moved only occasionally, with most sales on original bag lines of fine territory wool at 1 to 1.03 dollars for good French combing length and 92 to 97 cents for shorter lengths, on a scoured basis.
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Boston
USDA
Chicago markets report mixed commodity prices and futures
Chicago produce prices show creamery and eggs firm with varied scores and local receipts. U S funds and New York treasury instruments quoted with unsettled rates. Cotton futures rise slightly while New York grain closes mixed with May and July wheat and corn futures reflecting slight gains and declines.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Wool Futures Edge Narrowly on Boston Trade Support
New York Jan 18 Wool top futures held within a tight band as Boston trading interests acted on both sides. Commission houses backed nearby contracts pushing market slightly. Final quotes showed slight declines from prior levels with March at 104.3, May 100.38, July 97.8. spot standard tops at 110.5 off bid.
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New York
Boston
Commission House
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R. L. Burrow
Joe Dekker
C. E. Lannom
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