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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1940
Page
1
Landlords are urged to place a For Rent ad due to missed revenue from a vacant week. A ten word classified notice costs 4k. For details call 11 during the day or 931W after 5 pm.
Helsinki reports a crushing Russian defeat northeast of Lake Ladoga with hundreds of tanks and artillery abandoned. Finnish troops exploited the cold winter to strike at Kollaanjoki and Aittojoki, while Soviet attempts to relieve trapped units near Kitela failed. Russians suffered heavy casualties as Finns tied down two other divisions and referenced Lake Kianta tactics.
John W. Thomas of Gooding is appointed by Governor Bottolfsen to fill the late Senator William Borahs seat in the United States Senate. A livestock man and banker, Thomas previously served as an appointee in 1928 and was elected to finish Frank Goodings term before losing to James Pope in 1932. Borah died January 19 in Washington after 33 years in the Senate.
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana won broad support from United Mine Workers and allied leaders in Columbus with only John L. Lewis withholding a direct endorsement. Wheeler said he seeks reelection to the Senate and hinted presidential plans depend on Roosevelt not seeking a third term. Resolutions backing a Roosevelt third term await committee action.
New York January 27 14 Counsel for James J Hines drew new plans to save the former Tammany district leader from a 4 to 8 year prison sentence as the political protector of Dutch Schultz policy racket mob. Hines conviction by a jury in general sessions court last February 25 was affirmed yesterday by the appellate division of the state supreme court. Attorney Martin W Littleton said he would seek review in the state court of appeals to overturn the verdict.
Federal and state tax probes reveal a link between Death Valley Scotty and his banker partner A M Johnson. Scotty claims to have found gold ore thirty years ago and buried caches in the mountains, with no cash conversion and many hazards and accidents, while an immense undisclosed treasure remains buried in inaccessible terrain.
The Roswell Square Dance Group will perform as an added attraction at the Presidents Birthday Ball at Cahoon Armory next Tuesday night. Frances Wolfe, chairwoman, reported good advance ticket sales. Ticket sellers are to check in Monday morning with H. S. Cave or Mrs. Wolfe at the Chamber of Commerce. Half the funds will support infantile paralysis work locally and the national foundation.
In Manchester Churchill argues the 1914 imperial Germany was a tougher adversary than Nazi Germany of today. He cites Hungary and Czech targets, predicts France and Britain can outlast the foe, and notes severe German repression including shootings of Poles and Czech students and the closure of universities. He faced heckling over Mosley.
Members of the Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders Association reported a strong 9th annual sale held yesterday. The top price of 525 was paid by the Mescalero Indian Reservation for Prince Domino 17th, consigned by Curtis Hill. Sixty-one bulls and seven females sold with bulls averaging 203 and females 175. top ten bulls averaged 334 and top 20 262. Earl Martin was auctioneer with Mason King assisting in the ring. O. R. Peterson, Forest
Weather outlook for New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and West Texas. New Mexico: fair tonight and Sunday, warmer in southeast. Colorado: partly cloudy tonight, Sunday with snow in north, slightly colder east. Arizona: fair with high cloudiness tonight and Sunday. West Texas: scattered high clouds tonight and Sunday, southeast with occasional rain, temperatures rising.
Federal taxes are the chief bother for New Mexico taxpayers as Rupert Asplund leads a joint meeting of the State Taxpayers Association and the State Federation. Officers were reappointed, with Don W. Jackson joining the board. A policy of no new taxes and no increased rates was urged, along with eliminating discriminatory or ineffective taxes.
New Orleans reports a costly four day snow siege across the deep south with ice slick roads and widespread damage to fruit crops vegetables and property. Florida citrus growers fear heavy losses while Mississippi river ice blocks traffic from Vicksburg northward as fuel shortages strain households and farms. Weather calamity leaves schools closed and gains little relief as colder waves persist.
More than eighty ballots were received by noon in the Chamber of Commerce referendum on the three year program of activities. Most ballots were properly marked. two lacked signatures. Officials aim to count every member vote and will follow up on unreturned ballots by mid next week.
The freighter City of Flint arrived at an American anchorage after a four month odyssey. Captain Joseph A. Gainard and 41 crew members recount being captured by the German battleship Deutschland, a forced voyage to Murmansk, and eventual release off Norway.
In El Paso on January 27 the death of 65-year-old chemist John W. Stewart is investigated amid questions over an unexplained explosion at his apartment. Detectives seek tear gas orders and examine his work table for chemicals while noting marks on his face existed before the blast.
The city’s new triple combination pumper from Detroit’s General Fire Truck Corporation is due tonight or tomorrow. An engineer will accompany the vehicle to assist in a test with the General Board of Fire Underwriters and train firefighters in efficient operation. Capacity is 750 gallons per minute, bought through Roswell Auto Company for $8490 as a cash purchase.
Police in Chicago say Dolores Downey 18 confessed to taking part in numerous holdups including one at the University of Chicago burser’s office. The recovered sum was $4,558 and Downey allegedly boasted she staged a holdup alone to prove her nerve to a gang.
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