Roswell Daily Record page details and staff notes
The Roswell Daily Record lists office and staff details including city editor H. O. Scarrtt and advertising manager. It notes subscription rates by mail and carrier, and mentions Associated Press rights and local news use under copyright. The notice identifies publication standards and circulation affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and New Mexico Newspaper Association.
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Kennedy Aids Britain Policy Rift With Roosevelt
Amb Kennedy hints at support for aid to Britain but resists granting lone presidential power under the lease lend bill. He backs congressional control, signaling partial alignment with pro aid factions while casting doubt on total executive authority. The ambassador questions German actions at Dunkirk and notes British sea power defending Britain.
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Roosevelt
Britain
Congress
Dunkerque
Germany
Albania
Africa
General Motors to Build 1500 Aircraft Engines Monthly
GM plans to manufacture 1,500 airplane engines each month as a move toward mobilizing national defense. The piece warns the main barrier is time needed to gear industry to the new production line, fearing delays could slow wartime output compared to other nations.
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General Motors
Legislature backs shorter, efficient sessions urged
Reports from the state legislature show most lawmakers are taking duties seriously with little appetite for expanding the two thirty day sessions. A strong sentiment favors a ninety day span with a recess and aims to curb foolishness and unnecessary politics for economy and efficiency.
Gasoline tax comparisons highlight industry pay and state revenue
Analysis from the American Petroleum Industries Committee shows 1940 state gasoline tax receipts at 868 million, versus automobile industry payrolls of 800.8 million, with workers earning about 35 a week. It notes federal taxes near 286 million and per worker impacts, alongside a bid notice for Lea Hall Building work in Roswell, New Mexico.
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United States
American Petroleum Industries Committee
Lea Hall
Vorhees & Standhardt
North Main Street
Roswell
New Mexico
Col. Pearson
Funendamundees
Sidelights On The News Celebrates New Mexico Taxpayers Birthday
Delegations from across the state converge on Santa Fe for the silver anniversary of the New Mexico Taxpayers Association. The non partisan group has saved residents millions by analyzing taxation bills and guiding legislative choices. Thousands of members, including many “Little Fellows,” value its impact and seek its advice at the celebration.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
New Mexico
Nazi Camp Meeting Interest Spreads Across New Mexico
The state shows growing interest in the Fort Stanton concentration camp project housing 400 German sailors. Communities weigh financial impact and oppose locating the camp near them while fearing propaganda spread, though locals claim New Mexico is not easily swayed.
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Fort Stanton
New Mexico
Good Bank Dividends Highlight Artesia Bank Growth
Attention is accorded the First National Bank of Artesia which has announced a 7.5 percent dividend to its stockholders. Last year the bank paid two 7.5 percent dividends and it appears the pattern may be equaled or surpassed this year. Hollis Watson and his cabinet are credited with sound banking principles, placing good loans and collecting them profitably as the institution climbs toward the $2,000,000 class.
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First National Bank of
Portales pilots rise in Roosevelt county
The Portales area shows growing air consciousness with licensed pilots expanding from one to forty in Roosevelt county over a year. Projections suggest 200 pilots by year end 1941 with many privately owned aircraft, reflecting strong support for preparedness tied to aviation.
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Portales
Roosevelt County
Albert Fall at 79 Faces Severe Pneumonia
Reports from the Veterans Hospital in Albuquerque indicate only slight improvement in Albert Bacon Fall's condition as pneumonia worsens. The longtime public figure, age 79, has battled illness for years and is not expected to recover quickly, sending concern across the state among his many friends and supporters.
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Albert Fall
Veterans Hospital
Albuquerque
Albert Bacon
Fall
Elida Electric Project Expands Scope Week News
The plan extends an electric line to Elida with 117 miles of wire, serving Rogers, Dora, Causey, Floyd, Kenna and nearby areas. Estimated cost runs around $100,000 at 2.72 percent interest. Officials say electrification marks a path to regional prosperity despite initial concerns.
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REA
Elida
Rogers
Dora
Causey
Floyd
Kenna
Winant May Be Ambassador To Great Britain
President Roosevelt reportedly selected John G. Winant to succeed Joseph P. Kennedy as ambassador to Great Britain. Informants say Winant is acceptable to Churchill and British officials and would serve well during war and postwar reconstruction. Kennedy reportedly has been informed and raises no objections. senate confirmation expected promptly.
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John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Social Security Board
Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
White House
Churchill
Winant
Kennedy
Senate
Capitol Hill
New Mexico Tourist Bureau Notes Sluggish 1940 Attendance
The New Mexico Tourist Bureau reports a small drop in tourist cars entering the state in 1940. Public reaction to the Coronado Centennial was cool in some areas, and while the celebration raised state spirit it did not significantly boost travel. Director Joe Bursey is praised for efficient management as the bureau plans to carry on with its best investment of state funds.
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New Mexico
Tourist Bureau
Joe Bursey
Maz von Wallenfels
Count Ulrich von Tarlesheim
Ulrich
Max
Princess Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Wotan
National Bean Week Fails To Impress New Mexico
National Bean Week drew little notice in New Mexico with few celebrations or newspaper mentions. Pinto and frijole remain staples, suggesting people may regard beans as routine.
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New Mexico
Amarillo Woman Named National President of Mothers-in-Law Clubs
Mrs. S. E. Fish of Amarillo has been elected national president of the Mothers-in-Law Clubs at the national board meeting at the Amarillo hotel. She has long service with the Womens' Clubs and civic groups as the organization grows from a joke to a nationwide network of hundreds of clubs.
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S. E. Fish
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Fish
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Advised
A home remedy touts lemon juice mixed with Ru-Ex Compound and water as a quick relief for rheumatic and neuritis pain. The ad promises two tablespoons twice daily, with results often within 46 hours, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Roswell Drug Stores and others sell Ru-Ex nationwide.
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Roswell
Price Fixing Petition From Arnold Barber Shop Ad
Arnold Barber Shop at 207 West Third St calls for signers to challenge a 75 percent barbers agreement and a price fixing law. The notice urges public input on sanitation and higher service costs, pledging to collect ten thousand names and lobby the legislature.
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West Third St
Arnold Barber Shop
New Crude Prices For Okla and Lea Co
Magnolia Petroleum Company announces new crude oil prices for Oklahoma and Lea county New Mexico based on 100 percent tank table computations Prices in Oklahoma take effect February 1 and New Mexico January 1 The shift lowers or raises prices within a 60 cent per barrel range for crude below 21 degrees API and details the updated percent tables used for settlement
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Dallas, Tex
Magnolia’ Petroleum Company
Oklahoma
Lea County
N. M
New Mexico
Townsend Plan Returns in Congress Bill 1036
Harry Chapman of Roswell reports on House Resolution 1036 introduced at the start of the 77th Congress. The plan would tax gross incomes over 3000 and pro rate aid to citizens over 60, with funds to be spent within 30 days. Defense money trends favor twelve coastal states amid rising living costs.
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Daily Record
Townsend
U.S
Congress
America
Harry Chapman
Roswell
Gravity Pricing Notes for Lea County Range
Lea County prices vary with gravity, from 0.63 dollars for below 25 gravity up to 0.87 dollars for 36 and above. The 40 and above bracket is priced at 1.10 dollars.
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Lea County
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Referencing Classic Puzzle Grid
Puzzle clues cover across and down entries from 1 to 24 across and 1 to 24 down. Items include standard wordplay such as Dwell and Refugees, with notes on music, city names in Montana, old forms, and common nouns like Beer mug and Anesthetic.
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Montana
Wotan's Wedge legacy drains into a fog shrouded London
In 1939 London, ex-detective Matthew Beef attends the inquest into his nephew Herbert's death. The story follows fog bound commutes, old rivalries, and a murder classified as death by misadventure while Beef weighs a possible plot amid the coroner's court and a nostalgic return to Scotland Yard.
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Smithers
Isself
Beef
Young Bert
Matthew Beef
Scotland Yard
Bradford
Bert
Young Herbert
Noon Service Offers Balanced Hot Plate Lunch
The facility states breakfast in bed is not available but a balanced hot plate lunch is served at noon daily. Staff emphasize stable meal options and timely service to residents. The program aims to provide nutritious, hot meals with minimal delay.
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