Three Colored Men Sent For Induction To Army
Three colored men left today for Santa Fe to be inducted into the army under selective service. They are Max Odell Wagoner Fred Deming and J W Samuel. MR AND MRS DEATON RETURN FROM TRIP Mr and Mrs Paul H Deaton have returned from a trip to Smithville Missouri where they visited Mr Deaton s mother and Mrs Deaton s father and mother. Mr and Mrs Jack Lair left Sunday for San Francisco and will spend two weeks vacationing in California. Attention Everybody if you are going to build or paint see R V Young at Triangle Lumber Co 23rd N Main 6-10130c N Y A APPLICATIONS TO BE TAKEN WEDNESDAY Cather Morper area personnel officer for NYA will take applications for part time employment Wednesday July 2 from 8 am until 2 pm at the Chamber of Commerce. A special meeting will be held at 10 am Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce for boys who are interested in attending the resident training center at Portales.
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Santa Fe
Army
Max Odell Wagoner
Fred Deming
J. W. Samuel
Mrs. Deaton
Paul H. Deaton
Smithville, Mo
Mr. Deaton
Mrs
Jack Lair
San Francisco
Will
California
R. V. Young
Triangle Lumber Co
23Rd & N. Main
N.Y. A
Cather Morper
NYA
Chamber of Commerce
Portales
Home Grown Kentucky Wonder Green Beans
Kentucky Wonder green beans from Anderson’s Gardens highlighted as fresh home grown produce. Local growers promote seasonal harvest with tips for selecting crisp beans and storing to preserve flavor.
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Kentucky
Anderson'’S Gardens
Kool Named As New District Judge
Albert R. Kool a young Albuquerque attorney was named the second district court judge of the second judicial district by Governor Miles. He will serve as presiding judge of division No 2 sharing the bench with Judge Bryan G. Johnson in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albert R. Kool
Second Judicial District
Kool
John E. Miles
District Court
Bryan G. Johnson
Infant Drowns in Fish Pond Near Fair Acres
Fifteen month old Elinor Arnold wandered near a shallow pond at a home near Fair Acres in Las Cruces. The child’s body was recovered from the water after a brief escape by her mother. Sheriff Mike Apocaca attempted artificial respiration without success.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Elinor Arnold
Fair Acres
Mike Apocaca
Remington Noiseless Typewriter Offered at Roswell Co
A late model Remington Noiseless with automatic tabulation is priced at $39.75. The offer comes from Roswell Typewriter Co with a 12 month guarantee.
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Roswell Typewriter Co
Home Grown Wareen Beans and Squash at Anderson's Gardens
Local garden plot at Anderson's Gardens offers home grown beans and squash starting mid June. Community residents can visit for fresh produce, picking times posted on sign. Open daily with seasonal varieties, weather permitting.
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Anderson's Gardens
Youth 19 Boasts He Killed Three in Crime Spree
CHICAGO July 1 A 19 year old parolee Bernard Sawicki known as Knifey Sawicki boasted of killing three men and wounding another during a four day spree. He spoke of Henry Allain 72 John J Miller 19 and Charles J Speaker 58 and admitted taking a pistol from a deputy. He also claimed weapon use and described knife skills and early interest in guns.
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Chicago
Hugh McCarthy
Bernard
Sawicki
St. Charles
McCarthy
Henry Allain
Momence
John J. Miller
Charles J. Speaker
Ol’ Bernie
Charles Kwasinski
Madrid Strike Talks Hang On Denver Conference
Postponement of a planned operator union conference in Denver casts doubt on Madrid coal strike settlement talks in New Mexico. State labor commissioner Vincent Jaeger said the meeting with operators from New Mexico and Colorado and United Mine Workers officials was moved a month ahead, and he sought to gauge its impact on resumed Madrid negotiations.
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Santa FE
N. M
Denver
Madrid
Vincent Jaeger
New Mexico
Colorado
United Mine Workers
Jaeger
Another Triumph at 9th and Main Fountain Ad
Local adv notes new fountain offering a large frosted malted in a cup or cone for 5 cents. It is prepared with the same care as MR aswell's popular ice cream, touted as the best frozen confection in town.
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Aswell
Adv
Strike Threat On Navy Yard Sparks Labor Dispute
A labor dispute threatened to halt work at the Federal Shipbuilding plant in Kearny New Jersey with navy contracts for five light cruisers and 37 destroyers. The mediation board urged full production as it prepared to hear the issues, while workers seek higher wages vacations and job classifications. The yard employs about 16000, with 14000 union members. Secretary Perkins certified the dispute to the board, hearing set for next Monday in Washington. Nearby defense activity continued as other plants resumed production and the Sperry Gyroscope Company faced a separate settlement.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
National Defense Mediation Board
Washington
Kearny
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding Corporation
CIO Shipbuilding Union
Maritime Commission
Perkins
Mediation Board
San Francisco Bay
AFL
CIO
Brotherhood of Scientific Instrument Workers
Sperry Gyroscope Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
Defense Closed in Pandolfo Trial
In Santa Fe on July 1 the prosecution wrapped rebuttal in the Pandolfo mail fraud and securities case. The defense yesterday argued assets were modestly valued as Pandolfo’s wife testified he did not profit from stock sales. witnesses valued an Albuquerque tract at 30,000 to 60,000 on his books after district court appraisers placed it at 30,000.
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Santa FE
N. M
Samuel C. Pandolfo
Old Line Insurance Shares Corporation
U. S
Everett Grantham
Pandolfo
Albuquerque
War Mothers Memorial Association
District -Purt
Russia Seeks U S Help for Soviet War Materials
Acting secretary Sumner Welles said Soviet ambassador Oumansky discussed placing orders for materials for defense against Germany. The request, the first since Roosevelt aid offers, was forwarded to relevant departments but likely faces priority limits due to Britain China and other allies' commitments.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Russia
United States
Welles
Constantine Oumansky
Soviet Russia
Oumansky
State Department
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Great Britain
China
Auto death toll rises in Lordsburg crash
In Silver City New Mexico on Sunday a highway accident near Lordsburg claimed two lives when a tire blew out causing a car to overturn. Felicita Benavides 11 and her brother Jimmie 12 died. Three other children and both parents were injured but reported recovering.
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Silver City
N. M
Lordsburg
Felicita Benavides
Jose Benavides
Jimmie
Tragedy Strikes Picnic Cruise off Harpswell coast
A 44 foot cabin cruiser Don carrying 36 Picnickers from Rumford Maine is believed lost after fire and possible explosion. Seven bodies, including Captain Paul Johnson and Elizabeth Howard, were found as searchers combed Casco Bay in fog. Wrist watches stopped at 11 40. Uncertain when the disaster occurred between Sunday and Monday.
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Harpswell
Don
Lower
Casco Bay
Rumford
Monhegan Island
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Thomas Sampson
Carlton Smith
Elizabeth Howard
Rumford Bank
Howard
Ruth Hemingway
Bessie Streple
Anne Stasulis
Orr’s Island
Earl Decker
Paul Johnson
East Harpswell
Bailey Island
Liquor Right In State Is Revoked
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico license of Miller Brewing Company of Milwaukee was revoked after no show at a hearing over alleged failure to post minimum beer prices. Control chief S T Jernigan said it is the first such action under the 1939 fair price law. Rehearing must be requested promptly. if denied, the company cannot apply for a new license for two years and cannot ship into New Mexico during that period.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Liquor Control Division
New Mexico
Miller Brewing Company
Milwaukee
S. T. Jernigan
Jernigan
Weather forecast for four states shows mixed rain chances
New Mexico expected to be partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms mainly in the south and higher elevations in the north with little temperature change. Arizona will be fair today tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Colorado anticipates scattered showers in the mountains and eastern foothills this afternoon or evening, generally fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions in the east on Wednesday. West Texas faces considerable cloudiness and scattered showers and thunderstorms today tonight and Wednesday. Little
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New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
West
Texas
Weather forecast for Arizona New Mexico and West Texas
Extended forecast from 5 30 p m today to 5 30 p m Saturday calls for temperatures below normal. Western Arizona expects little or no precipitation while elsewhere showers recur with locally heavy rainfall east of the Rio Grande valley.
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Arizona
New Mexico
West
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Pay Less For School Books In New Mexico
State board of education standardizes free text book contracts to ship to a central Santa Fe point to reduce costs. Grace Corrigan says prices will be as low as other regions and about $7,000 annual transportation savings expected. The private depository will be operated by J. W. Culpepper. Board to reconvene July 14 to discuss consolidations transport and teacher contracts.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Board of Education
New Mexico
Grace Corrigan
Corrigan
J. W. Culpepper
Wanted: Experienced Car Salesman Seeks Position
Classified notice seeking a capable car salesman with proven experience. Box 2-M indicates internal routing. no contact details provided. Candidate is urged to apply via standard employment channels at the dealership.
New York Stock Closing Values on July 1
New York stocks edged higher with a broad list of issues trading across ledgers. Notable figures included AT&T at 15 1/2 and US Steel at 55 3/8, among many others such as General Electric 32 1/4, Radio Corp 3 3/4, and Bethlehem Steel 73 as investors weighed market risks.
New York wool futures ease across contracts
Commodity market report shows grease wool futures closing 0.1 to 0.3 cent lower with July at 94.0, October 93.7. certificated grease wool spot 94.0. Wool top futures dip 1.1 to 2.0 cents with July 123.0, October 119.7, December 118.4, March 117.39. Certificated wool tops 123.5. B bid and N nominal.
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New York
Jly
New Orleans Cotton Market Closes Steady Up 6 Points
New Orleans July 14 spot cotton closed steady six points higher with sales totaling 813 bales. Middling price recorded at 14.38 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Cotton Market Steady in Galveston Sale
Galveston July 1 spot cotton inching steady at 8 up with mid dling at 14.16 cents per pound and total sales reported at 50 bales. Local traders note modest activity as prices hold near yesterday’s levels.
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Galveston
Registrants Keep Coming In At Chaves County Office
Eighty men aged 21 registered by noon at Chaves county selective service HQ on the post office building second floor. Office stays open until 9 p m to accept registrations as the second national registration day under the selective service law. All men reaching 21 since October 16 1940 must register today.
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Chaves County
Selective Service
New York CurB Market and Bond Tender Notes
CurB Market closes with prices for Alum Co Am Alum Goods Carrier Corps Cities Service Fairchild Av Hutble Oil Ins Cox Am and a Treasury bond summary showing 3 1/4s 4 1/4s and 2 1/2s quotes. Fed Farm Mtg unquoted. Home Owners Loan details incomplete.
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Curb Market
New York
Alum Co Am
Alum Goods
Carrier Corps Cities Service
Fairchild Av
Hutble Oil
Ins Cox Am
Treasury
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Roosevelt Keeps War Outlook Despite Pressure
President Roosevelt reiterates hope the U S could stay out of Europe's conflict despite critics urging active involvement. He avoids commenting on secretary Knox's call to clear the Atlantic of German U boats and the weekend spy arrests. He notes polls on war entry and recalls Coolidge sin anecdote to defend his stance.
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Europe
United States
Knox
Boston
Atlantic
Britain
House Military Committee
Roosevelt
Rep. Fish
R-Ny
June Precipitation Below Normal Despite First-Half Excess
Rainfall last month was below normal at .85 inches versus a June average of 1.67. Total precipitation for January through June reached 15.37 inches, well above the 5.54 inches typical for that span. The mean June temperature was 73, while the high reached 95 and the low 52. The normal annual rainfall is 14.94 inches.
Miss Lucille Montoya Named Assistant Secretary of State
Miss Lucille Montoya of Las Vegas was named assistant secretary of state today in Santa Fe New Mexico succeeding Virginia Montoya who resigned. Montoya is the secretary Jessie Gonzales niece and has worked as a stenographer in the office.
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Santa FE
N. M
Lucille Montoya
Las Vegas
Virginia Montoya
Jessie Gonzales
Mayor to Speak on Flood Control Roswell Radio Broadcast
Mayor Hall will address flood control issues on KGFL at 6 45 p m tomorrow. He will discuss Roswell flood measures and highlight the flood control election set for July 8.
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Hall
KGFL
Roswell
Market declines and limited buying seen in stock list
Irregular trading and investor hesitation marked a midday session as brokers reported timid buying for favorites while many potential buyers remained aloof amid conflicting fees. Downticks led by Standard Oil NJ and other wall stocks. Pepsi Cola under water after Loft merger listing.
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Bor Atock
Srg
Star Ieee
Pivo
Standard Oil
American Can
Westinghouse
L Case
International Harvest
Kemmecott
United Aircraft
Motors
American Telephone
Smelting
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Edison
General Electric
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
U. S. Gypsum
Boeing
Pepsi- Cola
Loft
Kansas City Livestock Market Report July 1 1940
Livestock totals rise with hogs at 3 900 salable and cattle 4 000 listed in Kansas City markets. Hogs show uneven steady to 10 lower than Monday with top 10 35 and good loads around 10 20 to 10 30 for 170 260 lb, sow prices near 9 50 9 60. Cattle demand steady to higher on fed steers and yearlings, cows easing, vealers 10 00 11 50, good loads of cattle 1495 lb at 10 00 and 1200 lb grass cows 7 50 7 75. Sheep 4 500 salable with native spring lambs weak to 25 lower, top 10 75 for early lots, Texas wethers 5 75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Nebraska
Boston Wool Market Quiet with Mixed Wool Sales
Boston wool sales todaywere sparse and varied in volume. Fine De Laine fleece brought 42 to 44 cents per grease, low quarter blood bright fleece 46 to 48 cents, combing three-eighths and quarter blood fleece 46 to 48 cents, and French combing length wools at 11.03 dollars scoured.
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Boston
Uspda
Chicago Produce Prices Gain Slightly Mixed Notes
Chicago July 1. Butter receipts 1 560 524 steady. Eggs receipts 22 254 weak. Fresh graded extra firsts local 27 1/4 per car, firsts local 9 3/4, storage packed first 27 1/4. Poultry live 31 trucks. Smas hens and White Rock springs firmer, balance steady. Hens 5 lbs and under 21, springs 4 lbs up, White Rock 23 under 4, others unchanged.
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Chicago
White Rock
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher on July 1
Ten futures rose 7 to 11 points with July at 14.50 and October at 14.69. December 14.77 78, January 14.77, March 14.84, May 14.83. Middling spot at 15.33.
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New York
Jly
Chicago Grain Roundup Prices Hold Steady
Chicago grain quotes show July wheat at 103 1/2, July corn 73 5/8, oats around 37 5/8 to 39 1/4 with September and December positions listed. Market observers note steady values across contracts as of July 1.
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Chicago
Jly
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Navy Building
Fear
Picnic Party
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Huff
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AmCan
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Amc&f
NatGyp
AmLoco
NatLead
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Natpo&l
AmSmel
Noama
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Noamc
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StdOill
Comlé&Son
Stdoinj
ConAire
TexCorp
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TexGulf
ConsOn
UntAirl
ConBak
UnitAire
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Usgyp
CurtWrt
Usinal
GenElec
Uspipe
GnFood
Usrubb
GnMills
Ussteel
GenMet
Wsunt
GtWsSu
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Representative Fish
New York Daily News
Assi. Sec. State
Canning Beets Andersons Gardens
Peoples Independent
DR. Locke
Dr. Locke Shoe Agency
T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
Townsend Hall
Pecos Valley
East 4Th Street
Stockley
J. W. Brown
Chiropractic Clinic
A. H. Morris
Monte Grocery
B. McElvain
Super Service Supreme Marathon Gas & Oil
Lloyd Dillard
South Atkinson
Dexter Hiway
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Southwestern Typewriter Co
Remington
Royal Underwood
W. 4Th St
Sat
Sun
Engas
L. E. Fairbank
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