Roswell Daily Record Classifieds and Credits 1942
Advertising rates and office contacts listed for Roswell New Mexico The paper notes May 10 1903 filing and carrier trade territory terms It also credits the Associated Press and notes publication date Monday January 19 1942 with standard newspaper associations and policy statements.
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Roswell Daily Record Record
Pomentica
Bareau
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Perjury conviction ties Hill to Nazi propaganda case
The case details George Hill second secretary to Rep Hamilton Fish found guilty of perjury for denying knowing German agent George Sylvester Viereck and ordering mailbags of franked congressional matter into a storehouse for a New York district. Authorities warn of enemy aliens cards required nationwide with wartime stakes and advocate a broader house cleaning of disloyal officials.
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United States
George Hill
Hamilton Fish
New York State
Hill
George Sylvester Viereck
New York
Congressman Dies
Texas
Dies
Federal auto tax stamps still on sale now
Early sale of federal auto tax stamps continues and must be secured at post offices and federal internal revenue offices by the first of the coming month. The note mentions Albuquerque, where there is difficulty and related details ongoing.
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Federal Internal Revenue
City Ordinance Bans Uninvited House to House Sales
Mayor Tingley interprets the ordinance to permit county raised product peddlers while banning sales by magazine distributors and hosiery sellers. The measure bans solicitors from private homes without invitation and carries a $100 fine or 30 days jail.
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Tingley
Price ceilings on cigars and food compare in wartime
The remark argues for price controls on food products, not just cigars, asserting food is essential for war efforts and daily survival. It claims society could endure shortages of cigarettes but would falter without adequate food supplies.
Axis newspaper in Turkey urges Romania and Hungary to mobilize
A pro Axis Turkish paper says Germany demands more troops from Romania and Hungary and that both nations will soon announce full mobilization. It notes the need for bigger sacrifices to defeat Russia and questions whether Romania and Hungary can provide enough men to turn the tide.
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Turkey
Germany
Romania
Hungary
Russia
Notice of suit and probate actions in Roswell NM
Multiple public notices from Chaves County New Mexico dated January 1942 announce an action to quiet title in district court, with heirs and unknown claimants named. Additional probate hearings for Roy Lochhead and J S Townsend wills are set for March and February 1942 at Roswell court, with objections and appearances required by specified dates. A side item mentions a Clovis resident displaying a Victory speedometer sign to conserve rubber and fuel during wartime.
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State OF New Mexico
Lavadia M. Hudspeth
Vivian Hudspeth Arbuckle
Alvin F. Arbuckle
Frances Juanita Hawkins
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
Chaves County
New Mexico
John P. Kinard
G. T. Watts
Court House
Roswell
Clifton Hearne
George G. White
Hal Bogle
Roy TI. Lochhead
Chaves
J. S. Townsend
John Summerfield Townsend
Davie T. Cain
Nee Townsend
John S. Townsend
Hilliard Townsend
Esther Blount
Davie E. York
Dona D. McCarty
Calvin C. Townsend
Joe R. Townsend
Dovie T. Townsend
Clovis
United States
Gineer Burton G. Dwyre
Wings of courage and capture at Quimper
American pilot Hutch fights a desperate air battle against Nazi Messerschmitts, shoots down several, then crash lands behind enemy lines. He and Rusty are captured, paraded to a grim Quimper chateau prison run by Captain von Spee, facing solitary confinement and a test of allegiance as they plan possible escape along the Odett River. Hutch insists he fights for freedom, not for Germany.
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Hutches Caeree
Messerschmitt
Philip
Hutch
Messerschmitts
Rusty
Phil
David
Phil Bruce
Dave
Wendy
Parachu
Quimper
Douarnenez
Concarneau
Punchaf Fe ‘Geos Sou
Quimper’s
von Spee
Odett
England
Germany
Herr
Peter Muir
King Features Syndicate
Speed and safety reminders under wartime traffic laws
The piece argues that driving fifty miles per hour is the most economical speed since adding miles increases fuel use and wear. It notes that reductions save two percent per mile and jokes about the impracticality of persuading the average driver. It mentions center lines, state reminders, and wartime blackout experiences in New Mexico, praising FBI led safety programs.
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Eearl Enail
Vane Ake
Ullal Liluy
State Department
Bill Eccles
FBI Schools Train Police For War Time Emergencies
D A Bryce of the El Paso FBI field division leads six day training courses for police work during wartime. Sessions run January 5 to 10 in Albuquerque and January 12 to 17 in Roswell, covering 37 subjects relevant to evolving police problems in national emergencies.
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FBI
D. A. Bryce
el Paso
Albuquerque
Roswell
Eddy county delegates attend New Mexico A A A conference
Noah Buck of Cottonwood and several Eddy county delegates attended the annual New Mexico Agricultural Adjustment Administration conference in Albuquerque on Monday and Tuesday this week. Mrs. Charlie Buck of Artesia learned Monday that her father Ed Payne of Hot Springs was seriously ill with pneumonia. A Mr. Murphy of Cottonwood was transacting business in Ros-
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Noah Buck
Cottonwood
Eddy County
New Mexico Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Albuquerque
Charlie Buck
Here
Ed Payne
Hot Springs
Mr. Murphy
Ros
Relief Foretelling Cough Cure With Creomulsion Ad
An advertisement promises relief from coughs and bronchitis with Creomulsion. It claims the medicine reaches the trouble center, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and blends beechwood creosote with proven remedies, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Adv.j
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle by Eugene Sheffer
Puzzle clues appear jumbled with several numbered hints and fragmented entries. The readable items include terms such as large bone macaw and a few short definitions indicating a typical syndicated puzzle page with several across clues awaiting answers.
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Eugene Sheffer
Cottonwood club meets for first year meeting notes
The Cottonwood Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Jessie I Funk's home with co host Mrs James Thigpen presiding. Members ordered trees and shrubs and presented a friendship quilt block to Mrs Mary Jane Gray. February gathering set for Mrs Ray Zumwalt's home. Mrs C Leaf attended as guest along with numerous members.
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Harry Jamelson
Artesia
Pearl Harbor
Marine Corps
Clyde Guy
Cottonwood Woman's Club
Jessie I. Funk
James Thigpen
Funk
Mary Jane Gray
Ray Zumwalt
C. Leaf
John Morgan
B. E. Green
Ray Fry
Frank Newman
Larry Kneedler
Tom. Terry
Charlie Buck
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