Submarine Problems Highlight July 8 1940 News
Sub headlines note Monday July 8 1940 figures and prices with $4.00 and $7.00 mentioned, reflecting wartime market or catalog details. The clipped text hints at price points or subscriptions tied to that date, suggesting a newspaper notice or advertisement entry from that era.
New Cemetery Board Named by Mayor Hall
Mayor Tom Hall appoints a capable cemetery board including Mrs Luella McGaffey Brown Mrs J P White Sr Dan H Wilmot E G Minton and Reed Mulkey who pledge to pursue improvements. Roswell will support betterment of the South Park cemetery conditions. A separate library board was also named with members Mrs W W Phillips Col DC Pearson Will C Lawrence Mrs E A Cahoon and Mrs C E Mason.
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South Park Cemetery
Tom Hall
Luella MrGaffey Brown
J. P. White
Dan H. Wilmot
E. G. Minton
Reed Mulkey
Roswell
New Mexico
Lea Rowland
Compulsory Spanish debated by congressman Kleberg
Congressman Dick Kleberg of Corpus Christi proposes a measure to require Spanish teaching in public schools nationwide with a broader aim of fostering western hemisphere relations. Mrs. Mildred Chetfield of Albuquerque supports the idea on cultural grounds and Kleberg plans a formal announcement around the Democratic national convention.
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Dick Kleberg
Corpus Chisti
Congress
Department of Education
Mildred Chetfield
Albuquerque
Kleberg
Statesmen and ranchers visit as fair plans expand
A long report describes visiting figures from Roswell to Lubbock, noting J Dempsey and others, then details New Mexico State Fair 1940 livestock plans. It reports Porfiro Gonzalez and Charlie Allison in town, and notes a rise in feeder calf entries, with prizes from 60 dollars in two weight classes and plans to extend the feeder calf show as a permanent fair feature.
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New Mexico
Wallace Perry
Las Cruces
Joe Bursey
May
Adolph _ Hitler
Hitler
United States
Santa Fe
Europe
Dent Don W. Jackson
Leon H. Harms
Silver City
Cattle Growers Executive Committee
Cattlé Growers Committee
J. L. York
Albuquerque
W. B. Mitchell
Marfa
Texas
Mitchell
Colorado
West Texas
Cleaning Up The Fairs In New Mexico 1941
Opinion column argues fairs should shed gambling and obscene shows to focus on regional products and rides. It critiques casino style games, questions tax burden, and notes how federal labor decisions in Grant County affected copper mines and workers, suggesting broader political consequences.
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New Mexico
Grant County
Two Evening Venues Advertised For Coronado Rehearsal
Walt Disney presents two places for tonight's activity at eight o'clock. The Coronado Rehearsal will be held at the Senior High School. The notice highlights the venue choice and time for attendees.
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Sam Pruit
Fairbanks
N. M
Mounds
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Latin Americas
G. E. Marshall
City Water Department
Jack Head
el Paso
L. E. Parker
Dexter
Las Vegas
Frank Carron
J. E. Williams
Grace Church
Carlsbad
Lucius Dills
Democratic Party
Emmett Patton
Dills
Chaves County
Will Robinson
J. Dempsey
Jack
Washington
Sena
Porfiro Gonzalez
Socorro
Charlie Allison
Hon. C. Allison
Rea Estate
B. G. Onley
Lubbock, Texas
Harry White
City Beautiful
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Presi
Federal Labor Board
Donald Duck
Moseley
Oua
Walt Disney
Coronado
Moseley’s
Terry and the Pirates
Gable
Raven Shermanne
Smitty
Connie
Smeetty
Dees
George
CJOW
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