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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1941

Page

8

Navy Recruiter Visit At Roswell Post Office

Harold V. Beckwith U S Navy recruiter will be in room 227 Roswell post office building Roswell on January 20 21 and 22 to conduct physical examinations and accept enlistment applications for the United States Navy. Eligible ages are 17 to 21 meeting physical and mental requirements. Childrens wear Mrs Day's Ideal Baby Shoes Stamped goods and yarn Art Gift Shop 107 W 4th AdvV.

Harold V. Beckwith U. S. Navy Roswell United States Navy

Sister of Roswell Men Dies in California

Charlie and Hines White of Roswell learn their sister Mrs. O S Nelson has died in San Bernardino California. She is survived by her husband a son a daughter her mother and two other brothers.

Charlie Hines White Roswell O. S. Nelson San Bernardino Calif

Mr and Mrs Aston Move To Roswell

Bert Aston and son Lincoln plus wife arrive in Roswell to settle here from Oklahoma City leasing Mrs John Rhea's home at 4th and Lea. Aston is an oil operator.

Bert Aston Lincoln Roswell Oklahoma City John Rhea 4Th and Lea Aston

Roswell Pair Receives Marriage License

John Green and Ada May Goldsmith, both residents of Roswell, obtained a marriage license.

John Green Ada May Goldsmith Roswell

Garner to Retire From Public Life

Washington January report says Vice President Garner plans to retire to his Uvalde Texas home when his term ends despite offers of well paid private posts. Friends say Garner 172 years old has served 38 years in Congress and has been courted by a motion picture firm and a life insurance company with a $1500 weekly syndication offer.

Washington Garner Uvalde Tex Congress

Hope to Avert New Air Strike at Ryan Plant

San Diego reports renewed talks between Ryan Aeronautical Company and CIO United Automobile Workers union after a deadlock. Negotiators to meet again today to resolve a wage dispute, with a strike deadline looming next Tuesday affecting 1,600 workers and an $11.4 million government plane order.

San Diego Calif Ryan Aeronautical Company Company CIO United Automobile Workers Harry Malcom Malcom

Fewer Move From Farms to Cities

Washington dispatch reports the Census Bureau notes a slower urban population gain from 1930 to 1940 yet confirms the long term shift from rural to urban living. Urban area share rose to 56.5 percent. total US growth reached 8.89 million, with 5.47 million urban and 3.43 million rural residents. Rhode Island remains the most urban state, while Mississippi is most rural.

Washington America Census Bureau States District of Columbia Bureau Rhode Island Mississippi

Lawmakers Debate Session Structure and Printing Bids

House and Senate rules committees prepare reports on a split session and possible keep-or-recess plans. Attorney General Chase says state printing contracts must go to New Mexico firms under a 1937 1939 statute, opposing national defense bills licensing private gun ownership.

James Morrow Dcolfax Senate Burton Roach Sierra John M. West D-Harding E. Chase New Mexico Chase

Swastika Flag Incident At German Consulate San Francisco

In San Francisco on January 18 a swastika flag at the German consulate was torn after youths climbed to the flagstaff. Police contained the crowd as two seamen from US destroyers were arrested for ripping the ensign. A department store across the street raised an American flag in solidarity. Consul-General Fritz Weidemann and Vice Consul Otto Denzer were in the building during the disturbance.

San Francisco Fritz Weidemann Otto Denzer Market Street O'Farrell Joseph Walsh Paul Verdier United States Ctaff

Utilities Report Recommends Separate Regulation Commission

State bank examiner Nolan Walter said a utilities regulation report would be submitted to Governor Miles soon. The report would propose creating a separate regulatory commission and would request no appropriation.

Santa FE N. M State Bank Nolan Walter Miles

For Sale Good irrigated farm with new house near town

Classified notice offering a 10 acre irrigated farm with a modern new house and butane gas. Close in location, contact Lela Hargis at phone 1670. Box address given for responses. Also wanted: home workshop tools hand or power. Write Box P care Record.

Lela Hargis

Delay in war aid bill sparks questions on power and strategy

In the House debate on the lease lead proposal Representative Knudsen defends broad powers while Chiperfield questions necessity. President Kennedy signals support with conditions as Wheeler cites Churchill pressuring for war declaration. A missing Douglas bomber prompts searches near Mount Rainier and Spirit Lake. Ford Motor back pay order targets 1021 Kansas City workers amid union activity scrutiny.

Knudsen Chiperfield Rik England Chipperfield Joseph P. Kennedy Great Britain Kennedy National Broadcasting Company Mcchord Field Wash Randle Morton Mount Rainier Spirit Lake Mount St. Helens

Varying Election Costs Reported in New Mexico

New Mexico taxpayers association releases figures showing municipal election costs per 100 voters vary widely from Maxwell to Texico. Maxwell spent 60 dollars for 176 voters, Texico 3 dollars for 200, Silver City 2.81 per 100, Las Vegas 8.30 per 100, with a range among Artesia 7.16 to Santa Fe 16.35 per 100.

Santa FE N. M Maxwell Texico State Taxpayers’ Association Colfax County Curry County Silver City Las Vegas Artesia Gallup Las Cruces Raton Roswell Santa Rosa Tucumcari

New Mexico Public Welfare Ends Year With Small Surplus

Santa Fe New Mexico reports the state department of public welfare closed its fiscal year June 30 1940 with an unexpended balance of 29475.58 dollars. Administrative expenses rose by 20725.15 dollars due to WPA relief case certifications and merit system costs while direct relief and old age assistance fell to 78028.77 dollars. Aid to dependent children rose 99233.49 dollars as about 1000 more children joined the program, totaling 5486 children aided.

Santa FE N. M State Department of Public Welfare State Auditor WPA State Merit System Council

British Seize French Freighter Mendoza Near Brazil

Rio de Janeiro January 18 British auxiliary cruiser Asturias intercepted the French freighter Mendoza a laden 8 199 ton ship bound for France. Brazilian naval planes reported the seizure occurred five miles off Santa Catarina after Mendoza tried to evade British surveillance.

Rio DE Janeiro Mendoza Navy Ministry Santa Catharina France Porto Bello Naval Ministry Brazil Ponta Itaporcocia State of Santa Catharina Asturias

W. C. T. U. Meeting Set At First Baptist Church

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 2 30 next Friday afternoon January 24 in the parlors of the First Baptist Church. New members are especially urged to attend.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union First Baptist Church

U S Dam Triggers Oklahoma Flood Strands Grove

Retreat from flood gained momentum as Grand River dam spillway clash between federal and state officials continued. Heavy rains from Kansas and Missouri fed the lake, which rose another foot and cut Highway 59, isolating Grove while the $22,750,000 project behind the dam already elevated waters by two and a half feet since spillways closed. State faulted the federal government for flood damages payment before completion.

Vinita Okla Grand River Dam Kansas Missouri Grand River Grove Oklahoma

New Orleans Spot Cotton Steady as Prices Slip a Point

New Orleans January 18 Spot cotton closed steady a point lower. Sales reached 1,348 bales with the middling grade at 10.11 cents. Market observers note demand held firm despite the marginal price dip.

New Orleans

Local Optometrist Dr T E Boggs Announces Services

Dr T E Boggs offers eye examinations and glasses fittings at 309 N Main St with in-house lens grinding and rapid duplication of broken lenses. Appointments by phone number 21.

T. E. Boggs N. Main St

Wool trade gains momentum in Boston market

Inquiries for wool broadened in Boston last week with rising civilian goods demand. Sales showed moderate volume with foreign wools in fine and half blood grades at steady to firm prices. domestic wools sold sparsely and at steady to firm levels. Graded combing bright fleece wools quoted nominally at 42-45 cents per pound for fine De laine and 44-45 cents for various blood grades.

Boston US Oda

Market closes mixed with bond notes and oil shares

New York curb market and bond page shows mixed activity on January 18 with Alumno Am at 148 1/2 and Bliss EW at 18, Carrier Corp at 10, Humble Oil at 58 1/4, Ins Co Am at 72 1/4. U S bonds list Treasury 2 1/2s at 52-50 107.12. Fed Farm Mtg unquoted. Home Owners Loan details follow in brief.

CURB New York Alumno Am Bliss Carrier Corp Humble Oil Ins Co . Am U. S. Bonds Treasury Fed Farm Home Owners Loan

Wool prices steady in New York futures trade

New York wool futures steadied for nearby months with final figures up to .4 higher and down to .1 lower, distant months pressured by hedging. Spot tops quoted at 120.0, B-Bid. Cotton futures closed 2 to 4 points lower with last at 10.36 to 10.37 for the nearby contract and spot middling at 10.59, down 3.

New York Jly

Chicago grain market report from January 18

Chicago grain prices list May and July wheat futures at 86 7/8 and 81 1/2 to 3/8. September wheat 81 7/8. Corn May 83 1/4 to 3/8. July and September corn at 63 3/8. May oats 36 3/4 with July 33 and September 32 1/8.

Chicago Close

Army Aviators Studying Spanish Language

Army aviators are studying Spanish to fly and fight better and as a diplomatic gesture under the Good Neighbor policy. The Air Corps encourages fliers to acquire a working knowledge of Spanish due to growing contacts with Latin American nations.

Washington Jan Latin America Air Corps

Chicago Produce Market Report of January 1814 Unchanged Prices

Chicago buyers see steady market signals as butter receipts reach 739 757 dollars and eggs total 7 369 dollars. Fresh graded extra firsts fetch 18 1/4, firsts 17 3/4 with current receipts 17 and more prices unchanged.

Chicago

Kansas City Livestock Market Report

Kansas City USDA market update shows hogs scarce with test values unavailable and overall steady to uneven. cattle offered 300 salable of 600 total with good to high common gains, vealers and calves up to 1.00 higher, stockers and feeders 50 to 75 higher. hog prices hover around 8.35 for late tops, cattle tops reach 13.75 for 1490 lb steers. Sheep and lambs limited with lamb gains 50 to 75 higher and top lambs around 10.50.

Kansas City USDA

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