Fourth of July Baseball at Fairgrounds Tomorrow
A Fourth of July baseball game is set for tomorrow afternoon at the fairgrounds between the Roswell Yellowjackets and La Mexicana Bar, with first pitch at 2:30. The Yellowjackets will host Por tales next Sunday at 2:30. Also noted are travel plans of local residents, a hair care ad, a Remington Noiseless keyboard offer, a Roswell Typewriter Co notice, and listings for swimming at Bottomless Lakes fireworks and a local produce stand.
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Fairgrounds
Roswell
Weather and battle reports from Eastern Front amid heavy fighting
Reports from Berlin indicate German high command claims Red Army resistance broken though DNB cites stubborn resistance and bad weather delaying operations from Lwow to the arc from Arctic Ocean to the Black Sea. London notes Aeroplane suggests RAF daylight sweeps could precede invasion before August 1. Also a local ad touts ice cream at 30c a quart and fountain service at 9th and Main.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Red Army
DNB
Lwow
Russia
High Command
Arctic Ocean
Black Sea
London
Aeroplane
RAF
Continent
9Th & Main
Crops Doing Well in State With Plenty of Water
New Mexico crops show strong progress with ample irrigation water and favorable growing weather through July 2. Irrigation dams hold, corn and cotton advance, fruits ripen, vegetables recover from late spring, and pastures and livestock improve as rains are needed in southwest regions.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Weather Bureau-Extension Service
Elephant Butte Dam
Rio Grande Valley
San Juan
Pecos
Rio Grande
Stalin Sets Guerilla Rules In War Of Attrition On Fronts Near Borisov
Stalin as defense chairman outlined guerilla and diversion tactics for areas under enemy control. He praised Britain and the United States as loyal allies and argued Hitler broke the non aggression pact, claiming the USSR gained time to prepare defenses.
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Stalin
Germany
New Defense Committee
Britain
United States
Europe
America
Churchill
Soviet Union
Russia
Napoleon
Hitler
Ribbentrop
Vallejo Polo Ranch Sells Again In New Mexico
SPRINGER, N. M. July 3. The Vallejo Polo Ranch a famed northern New Mexico showplace once beloved by Will Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks has been sold again. Tom Maxey of Tulsa Oklahoma purchased the ranch 16 miles west of Springer from Fort Worth owners led by F Kirk Johnson and W R Rosier. Sale price not disclosed Maxey and family plan to extend the season from four to about eight months and may develop winter sports at the property.
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Vallejo
Grove Collum
Santa Fe
Leonard Horbury
Maxey
May Reorganize Pandolfo's Co
Plans were announced for reorganization of the Old Line Insurance Shares Corporation of Albuquerque after promoter Samuel C. Pandolfo was sentenced in federal court to 10 years. The head bookkeeper Max R. Ulig said directors would meet in Albuquerque to accept Pandolfo's resignation and keep the small loan and investment firm operating amid the mail fraud conviction.
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Santa FE
N. M
Old Line Insurance Shares Corporation of
Albuquerque
Samuel C. Pandolfo
Max R. Ulig
Pandolfo
Old Line
New York Wool Markets Dip Amid Mixed Futures
Grease wool futures closed three to four cents lower with Oct at 93.2 to Dec 93.1. Certificated grease wool spot at 93.5N. Wool top futures closed one to four tenths of a cent higher to lower, with July at 12.5B and Oct 119.4B to Dec 118.2B. Certificated spot wool tops at 122.8N. B Bid N Nominal.
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New York
Jly
NEW York Wool
Rededication to Freedom Urged for July Fourth
Governor Miles urged Santa Fe communities to hold July 4 ceremonies as a rededication to freedom. He called for nationwide participation and emphasized civic pride in the holiday.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Wanted: Lady to keep office for state job
Classified notice seeking a woman to fill an office position. Include age marital status reference or prior experience if any. Respond to Write Box V care Record for instruction. Also a rental ad for a small furnished house at 715 North Sea. Date code 7I-3t3c.
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North Sea
New York Stocks close on day three of April session
Market listings show broad activity with AmAir, AmCan, KroGro and AmSmel movements. Blue chips like AT&T, Boeing and US Steel posted varying gains and losses while industry leaders such as Standard Oil units, ConCan and GenElec reflect late session shifts in the daily close.
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AmAirl
HollySu
AmCan
KroGro
Amamil
Montw
AmSmel
NatGyp
Amstlif
NatLead
At&t
Natpo&l
AmTob
Noama
AmwWool
Noamc
Anacon
Ci&fp
Sperryc
Coml&Son
ConAire
ConsOil
ConBak
ConCan
TexCor
Conoild
TexGulf
CrucStl
UnitAirl
CurtwWrt
UnitAir
DougAir
Usgyp
EastKo
Usrubb
GenElec
Ussmel
GnFood
Ussteel
GenMet
Wsunt
GtWsSu
WsAirb
Greyhc
Wse&m
New Orleans cotton market steady at close
Spot cotton finished unchanged with a five point uptick ceiling, sales reported at 1 091. Middling price at 14.41 cents. Also notes on curb market headlines in New York and Chicago grain and dairy prices with mixed results. Cotton futures in New York closed 1 to 4 points lower. Meats and poultry markets steady in Chicago.
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New Orleans
Market Mixed As Stocks Drift Near Steady Course
The market traded on a relatively steady course with several stocks reaching new high ground for the year. Upswings included Atlantic Gulf & West Indies common and preferred, Standard Oil (NJ), Woolworth, Bethlehem Steel, Santa Fe, Great Northern, American Telephone, Consolidated Edison, United Aircraft, Martin, Sperry, International Harvester, and DuPont among others. Laggards included Chrysler, General Motors, American Smelting, Goodyear, and Cerro de Pasco. Bond issuance saw severed rail loans and commodities moved irregularly lower.
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Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Standard Oil
Bethlehem Steel Santa F
Great Northern
American Teephone
Consolidated Edison Woolworth
United Aircraft
Ean Martin
Sperry
J. J. Case
International Harvester
Consolkated
DuPont
Allied Chemical
Pirelli and
Troy
Chrysler General Motors
American Smelting
Goodyear
Cerro de Pasco
Boston Wool Market Quiet With Mixed Territory Wools
Scattered sales closed in territory wools in piecemeal trade across Boston area mills. Graded fine territory wools of good French combing length sold at 1.03 to 1.05 dollars per scoured pound while staple combing length graded one half blood territory wools found some demand at 11.03 dollars secured per pound. Combing three eighths and one fourth blood grades of bright fleece wools held steady at 46 to 48 cents greasy, with little demand overall.
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Boston
USDA
Home Grown Green Beans and Squash
Anderson's Gardens offer fresh home grown green beans and squash available June 19. Local supplier promotes seasonal harvest with quality produce and pickup options for customers seeking garden fresh vegetables.
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Anderson’s Gardens
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report July 3
Hogs total 2,000 with uneven demand. top 10.65. 140-160 Ibs 10.25-55. sows steady then weak. Cattle salable 1,000. steers and yearlings active steady to +15. top two loads Colorado fed steers 10.85. fat cows 6.50-7.50. vealers 10.00-11.50. Sheep salable 2,000. spring lambs steady to 50% higher than Wednesday. top 11.50. good to choice 11.25-50. Also bonds note New York Treasury unquoted. Fed Farm Mtg Home Own Loan 2 1/4s 44-42 102.4.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
New York
Treasury
Fed Farm
Wanted Lady to Keep Office in State Records
Help wanted notice seeks a woman to manage an office role. Applicants must state age marital status either married or single, provide references or prior experience if any, and send details in Box 3 R RECORD.
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The
Ed Williams
G. T. Watts
Cecil Naramore
Monterey
Mexico
Roswell Typewriter Co
Bottomless Lakes
Dewverries
Andersons Gardens
Prut
Bessarabia
Dnestr
Borisov
Moscow
Minsk- Moscow
Shepetovka
Tarnopol
Kiev
Chaves CO. Abstract & Insurance CO
T. L. Gardner
Pres
National Bank Bldg
T. L. Gardner, Jr
Saf
Sun
Engas
Vallejo Polo Ranch
TALL
Sterling
Sterling Jam
Huff's
Huff
Jewelry
Adv
R. V. Young
Triangle Lumber Co
23Rd & N. Main
CURB
Alumno Am
Ark Nat Gas
Bliss
Fairchild Av
Humble Oil
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Reddoch Electric Co
T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
Roswell Lodge No
A. F
A. M
H. M. Huff, Jr
W. M
Attest
Elmer Reiman
Super Service Supreme Marathon Gas & Oil
Lloyd Dillard
Atkinson Dexter Hiway
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Res. Pho
Pacers
Southwestern Typewriter Co
Remington
Royal Underwood
W. 4Th St
Lady Hibbard Food Chopper
Castine
Garden Hose
Central Hardware, Inc
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