Mrs Dockwiller Died Here After Illness
Mrs. Anthony Dockwiller, 56, died at St. Mary's hospital after illness begun last Sunday. A Nogal, New Mexico couple, she moved from Santa Fe last March. Her husband, son Clarence Garbriel, and other family were with her. Body to Santa Fe for funeral services and burial at Santa Fe cemetery.
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Anthony Dockwiller
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dockwiller
Nogal
N. M
Santa Fe
Cockwiller
Clarence Garbriel
Ballard
Resignation of Ted R. Best Music Instructor
Ted R. Best, former instructor for the Institute of Educational Music in Carlsbad and Artesia, has resigned and ends all connections with the institute. He will stay in the Pecos Valley with no definite future plans, and friends in the Pecos Valley wish him success. Those who know him regret losing a talented instructor.
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Ted R. Best
Institute of Educational Music
Carlsbad and
Artesia
Mrs. Best
Pecos Valley
Mr. Best
German Drive Races Toward Moscow After 320-Mile Surge
German Panzer columns pushed 320 miles from the start point in two weeks of fierce fighting, averaging 23 miles daily. If kept, the advance would reach Moscow in under two weeks. Reich forces faced stubborn Soviet resistance along an 1800 mile eastern front as Luftwaffe bombed troop concentrations near the upper Dvina and pursued the beaten enemy toward Leningrad.
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Metaxas
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Baltic States
Leningrad
Upper
Dvina
Two Institutes Victims In Crash And War News
Two cadets from the Institute suffered serious injuries when a vehicle overturned during a holiday visit. Tom Matchin is gravely hurt, Jimmy Matchin is to be laid to rest after funeral services in Gallup. Separate reports note an Odessa Texas plane crash killing T L Miller and his son La Monte near Ruidoso with no witnesses to the crash.
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Morrison
Machin
Tom Matchin
R.O.T.C
Dona Ana
N. M
Jimmy Matchin
Willie Morrison
Institute
Matchin
Gallup
Pan-American Airways
Mexico City
T. L. Miller
Odessa
Texas
la Monte Miller
Miller
Charles A. Porter
Roswell
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Theson
Agency
Young Miller
Nancy Heard
Hobbs
Ruidoso
Albuquerque
George Godsworth
Espanola
Velma Dowdy
Bernalillo County
State Land Office
J. E. Peerey
Santa Fe
Reds Claim Continuing German Drive Across Front
The article traces a 14 day period of intensive combat as German forces push about 320 miles into Russia from Brest-Litovsk, averaging 23 miles daily, with forecasts of Moscow within two weeks unless Soviet resistance slows them. It notes London experts doubt blitz momentum, cites Balkan estimates of up to 3,000,000 German troops and major Luftwaffe strength, and outlines frontline actions from Murmansk to Kiev, with both sides claiming advances and stubborn defense.
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Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Moscow
London
Sunday Times of London
Balkan
Soviet Union
Luftwaffe
Finland
Murmansk
Kandalaksha
Karelian
Drut
Borisov- Bobruisk
Poland
Ukraine
Novograd-Volynski
Kiev
Tarnopol
Bessarabia
Last Tribute Paid Paderewski
American officials and Polish patriots gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to honor Ignace Jan Paderewski the famed pianist and statesman of Poland interring his remains at the national memorial with heart to be placed in the Warsaw cathedral beside Chopin as per Polish custom.
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Washington
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Republic of Poland
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia Hills
United States
Poland
Warsaw
Frederic Chopin
Paderewski
Grain and cotton market wrap for New York July fifth
The New York curb and Chicago grain pits show July wheat at 1.03 3/8, corn July 73 1/4, oats July old 37 1/4, with September and December oats and corn ranges. Cotton futures closed 3 to 7 higher with July at 14.62 and spot middling around 15.45. Mohair remains quiet but steady.
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Jly
NEW York
For Sale Motor Scooter in Roswell
Late model motor scooter offered for sale in good condition. Suitable for delivery work with low running costs. Contact Roswell Auto at 9 6th for details.
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Roswell Auto
Sylva Meyners Joins Thomas A Harrison Office
Announcement that Mrs. Sylva Meyners is now at the Thomas A Harrison office at 100 East 2nd Street. She will continue to offer the same stenography and notary services to patrons in the future as in the past. Ice cream 30c per quart and shakes malts 10c. Fountain service available at 9th and Main.
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Sylva Meyners
Thos. A. Harrison
East 2Nd St
9Th & Main
New York Stocks Close Mixed Across Key Names
New York stocks closed with a mixed performance as traders repriced key names. Notable quotes included AmAil at 40 3/4, AmWool at 7 3/8, BoeingA at 16 5/8, and General Electric at 32 3/4, with many issues posting fractional moves.
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New York
Close
AlChm
AmAil
Amc&f
AmSmel
Amstlf
At&t
AmTob
Anacon
At&sf
AdlRef
AviatCor
Bendixa
BethSdl
Boeinga
Chrysler
Ci&fp
ComlSol
Comé&Son
ConsEdi
ConsOil
ConBak
Conoild
Crucstl
CurtWrt
Fireston
GenElec
GnFood
GenMill
GenMot
Goodch
Goodyr
GtWsSu
Usgyp
Usindai
Uspipe
Usrubb
Ussteel
Wsunt
WsAirb
Wse&m
Wall Street steady as industry nears full wartime output
UPI report from New York notes near record industrial activity despite Independence Day curtailments. Steel, aircraft, machines and ships operated near full capacity, auto output dipped, electricity and carloadings peaked, and markets firmed with the Dow at 124.18.
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Wall Street
New York
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
USDA figures from Kansas City show hogs near steady with a total run around 100 head. Week highlights list butcher hogs 10.50 to 15 lower, sows 25 lower, cattle and calves broadly weaker on most grades, vealers steady, stocker and feeder classes steady to 25 lower. Top lots include 1110 lb steers at 11.60 and 1313 lb steers at 11.25, yearling heifers 11.50, fed cows 8.50, top vealers 11.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
N. M
USDA
Choice
Boston Wool Market Steady to Firm in Week’s Trade
The Boston wool market reports sparse new business over the past week. Prices remained generally steady to firm with combing bright fleece wools quoted on a grease basis at 42-44 cents for fine Delaine, 43-45 cents for half bloods, and 46-48 cents for three-eighths and one quarter blood grades.
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Boston
Wool Market Activity and Prices Reported in Boston
The Commercial Bulletin notes limited wool sales on Summer Street with little price change for fine and medium wools. In the west, Texas buyers purchased fair weights at firm rates around 1.05 dollars clean basis, while growers hesitate if bids lag recent prices. Manufacturers await army goods awards bid June 26, seeking government business. Foreign markets stay quiet but firm as England raises civilian wool rations by 50 percent.
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Wool Market
Boston
The
Commercial Bulletin
Summer Street
Texas
England
Treasury Bond Rates and Fed Farm Meeting Noted
New York July 5 closing Treasury bonds listed with 3 1/4s prices 106.27 and 4s at 111.21. Other items like 3 1/4s 46-44 107.31 and unquoted Fed Farm Mtg and Home Owners Loan allocations noted in brief market bulletin.
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New York
Treasury
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Williams
Fuehrer
Oie
Prut
Dniester
Stalin
Dnieper
Germany
Lille
Abbeville
Scharnhorst
Gneisenau
Prinz Eugen
Brest
Syria
Reds
Spode
Blue Camilla
Cowslip
Huff’s
Huff's Jewelry Store
CURB
Alum Co Am
Beech Aire
Bliss
el Bond & Sh
Humble Oil
Ins Co
N Am
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Laan
Manhattan
Duvall
Dow Jones
Jarman Shoes
Ball & White
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Res. Pho
Super Service Supreme Marathon Gas & Oil
Lloyd Dillard
South Atkinson
Dexter Hiway
Southwestern Typewriter Co
Remington
Royal Underwood
W. 4Th St
Central Hardware, Inc
Saf
Sun
Engas
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