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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1956

Page

2

Baptist Brotherhood Plans Biweekly Film Screenings

The Baptist Brotherhood will view a film each meeting, biweekly all year, at 7 30 p.m. Mondays at Washington Avenue Baptist Church. Lt A G Sparks president invites any interested attendees. Roy Salyard secretary treasurer announces. On July 23 Shell Oil Co will screen Oil for Aladdin's Lamp.

Brotherhood A. G. Sparks Wash Anyington Avenue Baptist Brotherhood Roy Salyard Ing Shell Oil Co

Soviet Military Attache Ousted In Espionage Case

Washington officials announced that Col. Ivan A Bubchikov assistant Soviet military attache has been expelled from the United States on espionage allegations. Sources note a compromising situation cited by some. officials offered no further details.

Washington States Department Ivan A. Bubchikov United States Sion Bubchikov

Supermarkets to Feature Frying Chickens This Weekend

The Associated Press reports frying chickens will appear in many supermarkets this weekend along with pork chops and sirloin steaks pricier by 2 to 6 cents in some areas. Eggs rise 2 to 4 cents as larger eggs appear. produce like lemons berries melons and greens are also highlighted with vegetables such as beets cabbage lettuce and squash listed as strong buys. Local beans peas carrots and onions remain good buys while tomatoes cucumbers stay slightly high but may ease soon. Watermelons and limes are trending lower ahead of picnics.

Committee Plans Campaign to Spread Polio Shots

The Joint Committee for the Distribution of Polio Vaccine met in Santa Fe to plan an intensified state wide campaign. Albuquerqu e pharmacist Joe Henry led the group stating vaccines can be given any time and should reach children now. Dr John Mason said health education and vaccine supply will be ramped up. Also noted, the American Bible Society distributed 3 450 770 volumes of scripture in Latin America in 1955.

Santa FE Joint Committee For Albuquerqne Joe Henry Henry John Mason Health Department The American Bible Society Latin America

Costilla fire near Satir Lakes placed under partial control

Fire officials report the Costilla blaze in the Satir Lakes region of northern New Mexico is 2,000 acres and only partially under control. Fire Control Chief C. K. Collins stated crews have contained the fire but dangerous conditions remain.

Satir Lakes New Mexico C. K. Collins Costilla Albuquerque

Seasonal Fruit Supplies Patchy Across Regions

Shoppers face a delayed peak of berries with strawberries scarce and raspberries still limited. Blueberries and some blackberries appear in portions of the country at attractive prices, while a full strawberry run remains weeks away in many areas.

Licenses List Attachments for July 3

The notice lists individuals with ages and residences across Texas and California, noting license-related details for Buster Steen Wanda Fern Leving Claude W Stovall Jr and others. Locations include Brownfield Roswell Alameda Midland Tucumcari and addresses such as 904 Tohoka Jr 1812 N Cambridge Ave 1302 N Kentucky Ave.

Buster Steen Wanda Fern Leving Brownfield Tex Tohoka Jr Clergie Dale Carlton Barbara Joan Charlesworth Alameda Calif Cambridge Ave Roswell Claude W. Stovall Jr Midland Georgia Juanita Gardner Tucumcari Kentucky Ave

Wetbacks Parade Dwindles Under Patrol Pressure

In El Centro California the Border Patrol reports a sharp drop in illegal entry arrests. For 1955 56 the tally was 9 563 down from 33 238 in 1954 55. Inspector Eldon Taylor attributes the decline to tighter border surveillance interior labor centers and sending detainees deeper into Mexico.

EL Centro Calif Border Patrol United States Eldon Taylor Taylor

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