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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1940

Page

8

McCraw Services At East Grand Plains Tomorrow

Funeral services for Cornelius Calvin McCraw 26 who accidentally shot himself at the Berry Heine farm in East Grand Plains will be held tomorrow afternoon at two from Ballard Chapel Rev J P Mason to preside choir from Assembly of God Church will sing Interment at South Park A coroner jury ruled death accidental after an inquest Judge Pat O Neill noted no witness to the shooting McCraw born February 11 1913 in Lindsay Oklahoma lived here five years with Heine farm employment survived by parents Mr and Mrs C T McCraw of East Grand Plains six brothers and one sister.

Cornelius Calvin McCraw Berry Heine Farm East Grand Plains Ballard Chapel J. P. Mason Assembly of God Church South Park McCraw C. T. McCraw

Bitter Cold Strikes Nation as Temperatures Hit Records

A severe cold wave spreads from Michigan to Texas with subzero readings across the Midwest and South. A truck driver rescues Otto Krekeler after seven hours in a stalled car in 21 below weather. Frostbite brings injuries to Colorado road workers and a barefoot hitchhiker in Indiana. Two exposure deaths reported in Indiana. Blizzard conditions hit western New York with 60 snow plows clearing streets. Temperatures plunge to -22 in Nome and 71 in Yuma, while Alabama and Tennessee see record lows for the season. In Albuquerque, Ralph Trigg plans talks with Miguel Leyva on the first meeting of the new state merit system board.

Otto Krekeler Lusk Wyo Colorado Hobart Walls Bedford Ind Indiana James Whitley Charlevoix Mich Hunter Detroit Mercury Birmingham Ala New York Jamesa. Spencer Buffalo Arizona Flagstaff Yuma Alaska Nome United States Europe Associated Press Michigan Ohio Maryland Kentucky West Virginia Pennsylvania Huntsville Memphis Tenn South Watertown Jackson Greenville Youngstown Albuquerque Ralph Trigg Santa Fe Miguel Leyva State Merit System Commission

Wortman Speaks to Republican Women

Dexter’s Frank Wortman addressed the Roswell Republican Women’s Club on state and national issues likely to arise in this year’s campaigns. Also noted are a building permit for 560 dollars at 104-12 East Second Street, and Lions Club welcomed seven new members Ernest Hanson Dick Callens Jack Lair Dr. M. M. Roland Frank Eppner Buddy Dennison Howell Russ with Gabe Martin as guest. Don Kester spoke on counterfeit money as Howell Russ played xylophone with piano by Mrs. Paul McEvoy. A small fire was put out at the Roosevelt Memorial Library in Hyde Park with no damage.

Frank Wortman Dexter Roswell Lions Club Ernest Hanson Dick Callens Jack Lair Dr. M. M. Roland Frank Eppner Buddy Dennison Howell Russ Gabe Martin Don Kester Paul McEvoy

Death of Henry A. Seelinger 88 Shrine member in New Mexico

Henry A. Seelinger retired Santa Fe Railway engineer died in Las Vegas New Mexico after a long illness at age 88 he was the second oldest Shrine member in the state Survivors include a son and daughter in Las Vegas and a daughter Mrs Kathryn Gilpin of Albuquerque In Washington a bill HR 2953 to include state owned lands in oil and gas conservation agreements for New Mexico Colorado and Utah cleared the Senate and awaits the President's action.

Las Vegas N. M Henry A. Seelinger Santa Fe Railway New Mexico Kathryn Gilpin Albuquerque Washington Colorado Utah Senate Congress

Traffic death case ends with light sentence for Torres

Matias Torres of Springer faced a sentence of one and a half to five years after pleading guilty to driving the car that struck Cornelio Bustos, 14, of Pecos, and dragged his body eight miles to Rowe. District Judge David Chavez Jr. said the light term reflected Torres' excellent reputation.

Las Vegas N. M Matias Torres Springer Cornelio Bustos Pecos Torres Rowe David Chavez, Jr

Navajo man held on murder charge in Mesa death

Bennett Yazzi, a Navajo man from Manuelito, was bound over for trial on murder charges after the body of Ashton Deal, a local Indian woman, was found with head injuries near a mesa west of Gallup. A second body, an Indian man from Manuelito, was found nearby the same night, not linked to the case by officers.

Gallup N. M Bennett Yazzi Mesa Here Yazzi Ashton Deal Manuelito D. W. Roberts

State Supreme Court upholds mileage tax method for semi-trailers

The New Mexico Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling written by Justice Mabry affirmed a district court ruling in favor of Amarillo-Pecos Valley Truck Lines against the state revenue bureau. The decision upholds the state’s method of computing mileage taxes for semi tractor trailers.

Santa Fe, N. M State Supreme Court T. J. Mabry David Chavez, Jr Amarillo

Reporter Alcott says Japanese men tried to kidnap him

C D Alcott of Chamberlain South Dakota a newspaper reporter and radio commentator said a group of unidentified men who he believed were Japanese attempted to seize him while he was riding in a jinrikisha last night in the American defense zone of Shanghai international settlement Police provided him with a bodyguard.

Shanghai C. D. Alcott Chamberlain S. D Alcott International Settlement

Dem chair Keleher targeted for misconduct, Bernalillo DEMs urge removal

In Albuquerque on January 19 a drive to oust Ralph Keleher as Ber nalillo democratic central commit tee chair began. Stanley W. P. Miller and ex district judge Joseph Dailey circulated a petition accusing him of misconduct of office.

Albuquerque N. M Ralph Keleher Bernalillo Democratic Central Committee Stanley W. P. Miller Joseph Dailey

Bomber to resume high altitude flight from San Diego

Major Stanley M. Umstead planned to take off shortly after noon in a four motor Army bomber to resume a high altitude flight from San Diego California to Dayton Ohio. The mission was interrupted yesterday by wind and snow east of New Mexico.

Albuquerque N. M Stanley M. Umstead San Diego California Dayton Ohio New Mexico

Two Germans Severely Harmed by Nazi Actions

Berlin reports Werner Kukuk and Cyprian Gabrysch were severely harmed today. Both men had been convicted of treason. Kukuk for spying on secret state matters and Gabrysch for leaking military secrets to Poland.

Berlin Werner Kukuk Cyprian Gabrysch Kukuk Gabrysch Poland

Winter sports conditions in New Mexico state areas

U S Forest Service and Weather Bureau report skiing conditions at multiple sites across New Mexico. Agua Piedra and El Rito show fresh to old snow with excellent skiing and fair roads. Santa Fe area Tesuque and Bandelier indicate firm crust, good skiing, and notable visitor numbers. Cedar Creek and Lincoln areas report dry crust, fair to excellent skiing, and warming shelters. overall, many locales note chains required or not required and varying visitor counts including 800 at Cloudcroft and 900 at Cedar Creek.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico U. S. Forest Service U. S. Weather Bureau Agua Piedra Carson National Forest Tres Ritos el Rito Santa Fe Hyde State Park Little Tesuque Canyon Bic Tesuque Canyon Santa Fe National Forest Sawyer Mesa Bandelier National Monument Cibola National Forest la Madera McGaffey Gallup Lincoln Forest Cloudcroft Lincoln National Forest Alamogordo Cedar Creek Ruidoso

Allen A Union Suits Sold Exclusively at Jay Duvall

Warm union suits offered by Allen A available exclusively from Jay Duvall at the price of $1.50 and up.

Allen Jay Duvall

Boy Scouts Food Sale Planned by Troop 10

Boy Scouts of Troop 10 will hold an all day food sale at the Roswell Typewriter Company to raise money for their troop fund.

Boy Scouts Roswell Typewriter Company

Co of C Program At Kenna Tonight

The first entertainment program of the year, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, will be held tonight at Kenna. Rural area programs last fall by Roswell talent were very successful and are being repeated.

Eddie Miller Visits Roswell During Travel Stretch

Eddie Miller of the New York Giants stopped in Roswell this afternoon while traveling from Las Cruces to Clovis. A former Clovis high school and N M M I standout, Miller’s visit ties him to Portales events in New Mexico. A separate note reports a young Oklahoma City woman sending money to Portales firms for nail polish and gum, with letters seeking forgiveness for a presumed prior theft.

Eddie Miller New York Giants Las Cruces Clovis New Mexico A Portales, N. M Oklahoma City Portales

Doctor T E Boggs Optometrist Ad at Main Street

Dr T E Boggs, graduate optometrist at 309 North Main, offers eye exams and glasses fitted. Lenses ground in house by expert technicians and duplicates available immediately. Phone 21 for appointment.

T. E. Boggs N. Main St

Galveston Cotton Prices Steady In Spot Market

Galveston on January 19 reports spot cotton steady with middling at 10.94 cents per pound and 200 bales sold.

Galveston

Damage suit still on in district court at Artesia

Testimony continued in district court in the $22 500 damage suit of Owen Campbell against Malco Refineries Continental Oil City of Artesia and administrator of P P Mann estate. Plaintiff says land was damaged by polluted water from the refineries and the Artesia refuse plant. It is expected to finish tomorrow and this is the last jury case on the docket with most jurors dismissed.

Owen Campbell Malco Refineries, Inc Continental Oil Co City of Artesia P. P. Mann

Santa Fe Carloadings Week Ending January 13 1940

The Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending January 13, 1940, were 17,204, down from 18,681 in the prior year. Receipts from connections were 5,753, up from 5,199. Total cars moved were 22,957, versus 23,880 the previous year. The system handled 20,665 cars in the preceding week.

Santa FE

Too Late To Classify For Rent Unfurnished Rock House

Classified brief lists an unfurnished rock house for rent at Ninth and Penn, contact Mrs. Carl Johnson at phone 430. Also advertises sale items including golf clubs and bag for 12.50, assorted instruments, and a rifle offer. Lost dog Rascal described as long yellow haired with harness, reward offered, contact phone 1341.

Rock House Ninth & Penn Carl Johnson Rascal

Feast of Lights pageant at Saint Andrews Church

The Feast of Lights pageant depicting the spread of the Christian Faith will be held this Saturday at seven in St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Church School members with the Junior Choir lead Epiphany hymns and a brief social will follow in the Parish Hall. Visitors welcomed. Run dates Jan 19 26 Feb 2 9.

St. Andrews Episcopal Church Church School Saint Andrews

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Mary Clemmons

The Clemmons family expresses sincere appreciation for acts of kindness shown during the illness and passing of Mrs Mary Martha Clemmons. Gratitude is extended to those who sent floral offerings and to the casket bearers. Special thanks to Rev D B Titus for sympathy and Mrs Bruce Connor for vocal selections.

Mary Martha Clemmons D. B. Titus Bruce Connor B. M. Clemmons

CHILDRENS SLEEPERS AND WINTER WARES AD

Fay stockings sweaters snow suits and coats advertised for children. Art Gift Shop at 107 West Fourth Street promotes gifts and apparel in a concise local ad style.

Childrens W. 4Th

Fay Returns from Albuquerque Meeting

Louis E. Fay Jr. returns to Roswell after attending a convocation committee meeting of the New Mexico Missionary District of the Episcopal Church in Albuquerque. He traveled with Rev and Mrs D J Williams of Carlsbad. Celery ad promotes home grown Blue Ribbon Celery from Andersons Gardens.

Louis E. Fay, Jr Roswell Albuquerque New Mexico

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