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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1941

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Obstinate Reds, Weather Hamper Eastern Front Battle

German claims of Red army collapse clash with DNB reports of stubborn Soviet resistance and bad weather along a 2000 mile front from the Arctic to the Black Sea. Show near Lwow, RAF suspected to prepare invasion prelude, Palmyra falls, Helsinki bombed, and Bialystok battlefield scenes described as macabre with wreckage and bodies.

Associated Press Germany DNB Arctic Black Sea Lwow Soviet Ukraine Great Britain Aeroplane RAF Reuters France Russia Middle East Palmyra Syrian Desert Helsinki Malmi Bialystok Grodno Wolkowysk

Mayor Explains Roswell Flood Control Plan

Mayor Thomas J. Hall outlines the city flood control program and urges voter support in a July 8 special election. He notes federal action may not remove the city’s burden and cites army corps guidance given in Galveston. The plan addresses Hondo and Spring River floods affecting Roswell.

Hondo Roswell Thomas J. Hall Army Hall Army Corps of Engineers Galveston Spring River

Flood Control Meeting Plans Get Out The Vote

Roswell chamber of commerce initiates a flood control effort with Ross L. Malone Jr presiding. Will C. Lawrence elected chairman and Mayor Tom J. Hall outlines city plan. Speakers voice support, opposition absent. A committee of John Hall J F Hinkle W W Merritt Dan Wilmot Tom Summers and Jason Kellahin to meet Lawrence to boost turnout next Tuesday for the July 8 flood control election.

Roswell Chamber of Commerce Ross L. Malone, Jr Will C. Lawrence Tom J. Hall Hall

Local Weather Temperature Readings End 11:30 Today

Readings show yesterday afternoon and today morning temperatures at 3 hour intervals over 24 hours ending 11 30 am. Values include 86 89 67 80 53 71 83 with a high of 89 and a low of 66. Normal highs 92 lows 63. Precipitation totals 0.00 in 24 hours and year to date 15.37 in. Sunrise 4 53 am sunset 7 11 pm day length 14.3 hours.

Big Fourth of July Celebration at Bottomless Lakes

Roswell residents are invited to spend Independence Day at Bottomless Lakes State Park with a all day program ending in a grand fireworks show. The 20 30 Club sponsors a hamburger stand at the bath house with conies ice cream and cold drinks. An aquaplane contest for boys under 150 pounds is set for 10 a m with two girls as judges.

Roswell Bottomless Lakes State Park Lea Lake 20-30

Samson New Rotary President Speaks At Luncheon

H E Samson took office as president of the Roswell Rotary Club at the weekly lunch meeting, succeeding Walter Fulbright. He outlined plans for the year and reported on the Rotary International convention in Denver, showing moving pictures from the Denver gathering. Mayor Hall urged a flood control tax levy vote next Tuesday.

H. E. Samson Roswell

Eddy County Singing Convention Sunday at Cottonwood

The Eddy County Singing Convention will be held at Cottonwood next Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All are invited and asked to bring a basket lunch. Bill Bynum serves as president with A. D. Hill as secretary.

Eddy County Cottonwood Bill Bynum A. D. Hill

Is Japan Preparing For War Orders ls Merchantmen Home

Manila reports say the Japanese merchantman Kyu syu Maru was requisitioned by the government and ordered not to proceed to the United States. Sources note possible plans to requisition all ships in Philippine waters and return home. No official confirmation from the Japanese consul general.

Manila Tabacalera Company of Kobe Philippines United States Japan Philippine U. S

Judge revokes suspension for Reynolds sentence

District Judge James B. Mc Ghee today revoked the suspension of a penitentiary sentence of 3 to 5 years given to Gus Reynolds on a worthless check charge. John Evans pled not guilty to selling liquor. bond set at $500.

James B. McGhee Gus Reynolds John Evans

Marriage Licenses for Oliver Lowell and Lopez Johnson

Oliver Lowell of Hamilton County Texas and Lopez Johnson of Roswell are issued marriage licenses. Roy Barnes and Wilma Hull, both of Clovis, also obtained licenses.

Oliver Lowell Hamilton County Texas Lopez Johnson Roswell Roy Barnes Wilma Hull Clovis

Defense Boards Named For New Mexico

Santa Fe New Mexico reports Governor Miles established a broad state defense structure to mobilize civilian preparedness. He named defense boards for 51 communities and formed a 17 member executive committee led by himself to replace the state council on national defense under a federal division run by F. H. La Guardia.

State Council On National Defense F. H. la Guardia

Carlsbad Leads Building Boom Through First Half 1941

Carlsbad’s building pace stays strong in early 1941 with $344,335 in city permits for January to June, about $70,000 more than the same period last year. June totals were $37,764 despite a lighter month, while April led with $95,882 in permits and daily activity averaged well above $1,000.

Carlsbad N. M Jim Baker Baker

Radio Engineer Harry Hill Inspects Roswell Radio Station

Radio engineer Harry Hill of RCA, who supervised the Roswell police and sheriffs radio installation, visited the city today on an inspection trip.

Harry Hill Roswell

Building Permits Filed For Local Residences

Thomas B. Henry obtains two duplex permits at 807 9 West 4th with a $4200 value while B F Dennis remodels a garage into a house at rear of 913 North Missouri for $300.

Thomas B. Henry West 4Th B. F. Dennis North Missouri

Crile resigns as Roswell flood control chairman

Dr. A D Crile submitted his resignation as chairman of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce flood control committee. He opposed the planned flood-control program endorsed by chamber directors and wrote to Ross L Malone Jr to step down. He cited the Pecos Valley Survey findings, a Texas accord to control Hondo floods, and saving Hondo water.

A. D. Crile Chamber of Commerce Roswell Crile Ross L. Malone, Jr Ross L. Malone New Mexico Ross Pecos Texas

New Mexico Woman Burned to Death

Mrs Herman Lloyd Ragland a 25 year old Bard New Mexico woman died Tuesday night when exhaust sparks from a stalled automobile ignited her gasoline soaked clothing Her husband and three children stood nearby as the car lurched spilling fuel She rolled in a ditch but the flames proved fatal and her body was sent to Bard between Tucumcari and the Texas line

Gainesville Tex Herman Lloyd Ragland Bard N. M Ragland Tucumcari Texas Line

Texas U. honor student Dick Bean reported

Dick Bean of Roswell, son of Mr and Mrs Perry Bean, was an honor student at the University of Texas during the past semester. He has attended Texas U. for five semesters, pursuing a law course and has been honored each term.

Dick Bean Roswell Perry Bean University of Texas Texas U

General Marshall Calls for Expanded War Armament Policy

General George C. Marshall urged removing restrictions on U S armed forces to operate outside the western hemisphere and to extend service for draftees reserve officers and national guardsmen. Senators Johnson Wheeler Guffey Adams weighed in with mixed reactions and opposition.

Washington George C. Marshall Army United States Western Hemisphere Congress Marshall Johnson Calif Wheeler D-Mont

Registrants Net To Reach 3,500

About 1,458 New Mexico youths aged 21 since the first draft registration signed up Tuesday at 16 of the state’s 36 selective service boards. Officials predicted the total would be under the expected 3,500 as returns were still being tabulated.

Santa FE N. M New Mexico Selective Service Board

Three Die When New Mexico Grade Crossing Crash

A pre holiday collision near Albuquerque killed Primitivo Candelaria and his two grandsons Valerio Zamora Jr and Walter Zamora. The west bound Santa Fe Chief struck their small truck at Alameda ten miles north of the city, delaying the Chief and the Super Chief by hours.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Primitivo Candelaria Valerio Zamora, Jr Walter Elias Zamora Santa Fe Candelaria

Stalin Urges Scorched Earth War Policy Against Germans

Stalin called for universal guerrilla warfare and a scorched earth policy as German forces advanced. He warned of grave danger and asserted the justness of the Soviet cause while reporting German gains across Lithuania Latvia Western White Russia and western Ukraine. German forces halted near the Berezina after attempts to cross the river and redoubts held along key Ukrainian routes toward Kiev Tarnopol Lwow and Luck with Romanian troops noted as a looming threat.

Moscow Joseph Stalin Adolf Hitler Lithuania Latvia Russia Ukraine Berezina River Borisov Berezina The Red Shepetovka Kiev Tarnopol Lwow Luck Rumania Red Army London

NYA Allotment for July Is Larger

A July NYA allotment increases the out of school program funding in the state by 4800 dollars, enabling 100 youths to enter direct defense training and bringing total NYA out of school projects to 1500 youths. The regular monthly NYA allotment remains about 35346 dollars, similar to June.

Albuquerque N. M National Youth Administration NYA H. Y. Atherton

Red Sox Top A's 5 2 Behind Williams Homer

Boston bats explode for five runs as Ted Williams belts his 16th homer in the eighth inning with two on. Chubby Dean started for Philadelphia and allowed three in the first. Grove and Peacock pitched for Philadelphia while Dean and Hayes finished for Boston.

Boston Philadelphia Chubby Dean Boston Red Sox The Athletics Ted Williams Grove Peacock Dean Hayes

Braves Top Phillies 4 for 1 Behind Javery’s Five-Hit Stop

Boston Braves beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Al Javery limited the visitors to five hits. Boston scored all runs in the first seven innings with John Cooney collecting three hits. In other NL action, Chicago won 2 to 1, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh was postponed by rain.

Boston Phillies Boston Braves Philadelphia al Javery Braves Tom Hughes John Cooney Hughes Hoerst Warren Javery

Nazi Red Resistance Near End On Front Report

Nazi high command claimed the Red Army’s resistance along a 2000 mile front from the Arctic to the Black Sea was smashed and chaos enveloped the Soviets while a Soviet communique said German thrust toward Moscow was blocked and fighting raged on the road to the capital. Stalin urged scorched earth warfare and guerrilla destruction as Berlin cited Stalin’s broadcast as similar to Reynaud’s Maginot comparison.

Associated Press Adolf Hitler Red Army Arctic Black Sea Moscow Berezina Napoleon Berlin Stalin Reynaud Maginot Line

Tax collection progress in Chaves County reported by treasurer

Julius Skinner county treasurer reported 93.21 percent collection of 1940 taxes in Chaves County. Most delinquent personal taxes have been paid, and those who have not are urged to settle before distraint warrants are issued. Warrants are now in the sheriff's hands.

Chaves County Julius Skinner

County Offices To Close For Two Days Observing Independence Day

Most of the Chaves county offices will be closed Friday and Saturday for the Independence Day holiday. The district court office and J. P. and police court will be open Saturday, and the sheriff's office operates daily.

Chaves J. P. and Police Court Sheriff's Office

Classifieds Spark Everyday Chat Says Mrs. McNally

Mrs. Dwight McNally explains that classified ads provide a convenient talking point. Reading classifieds keeps her up to date on friends, prompting conversations about renting houses selling cars or finding a lost dog. She praises classifieds as a safe foundation for talk.

Dwight McNally Classified

Classifieds go High Brow in Mrs McNallys speech

Mrs. McNally introduces a new High Brow use for classified ads claiming it makes conversation easier and more personal. The note expresses appreciation for this shift and hints at broader usefulness of the classi age.

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Britain I. I. N. Radiophoto Will Lawrence Rotary Eddy County Singing Convention Miles Dr. Crile Gen. Marshall New World Guffey D-Pa Senator Adams D-Cole Reds St. Louis Chicago Lanier Krist and Padgett Passeau and McCullough Cincinnati Pittsburgh
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