Far East tensions rise as U S fleet eyed for patrol
Shanghai reports say Japan demands a U S apology after Japanese gendarmes detained by U S marines on July 7. Three thousand Japanese residents protest, urging disarming of marines unless apologized. Berlin notes push to condemn British blockade as Hitler prepares a possible last chance offer to Britain amid a Europe-wide lull. Count Ciano travels to Berlin for talks on terms.
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Bryan's Policy Vindicated Says Josephus Daniels
Chicago July 17 Ambassador Josephus Daniels praised William Jennings Bryan for opposing dollar diplomacy and big stick policy. He cited Bryan as a secretar y of peace and recalled Bryan's stance on war zones and open ships. Daniels noted Bryan was vindicated in 1916-18 and urged enduring hemispheric solidarity.
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Coronado Entrada Draws Capacity Crowd Tonight in Pecos
Pecos Valley residents rushed to buy out all reserved seats for the Coronado Entrada at Bremond stadium. A new middle-section was added and went on sale at 2 p.m. The show opens at 8:30 p.m. with Indian dancers from the Mescalero reservation performing on the big stage. Local cast members practiced eagerly as tourists gather for the downtown parade and dances.
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Street Dance in Cahoon Park Roswell
The Record invites all Roswell friends to a street dance after tomorrow night’s Entrada, south of the Cahoon Park swimming pool. City officials and Capt. Cowan back the event with Yucca Theatre sound car music provided by Ted Jones. Dancing runs from about 10 to midnight as part of the Duarto Centennial Roswell program.
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Democrats Plot Quick Nomination of Roosevelt Tonight
Democratic policy makers in Chicago stake a middle of the road foreign plank and press toward a rapid platform adoption to renominate President Roosevelt tonight. Pepper and Walsh signaled ongoing debate on foreign policy while White House talks shape the agenda.
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Dempsey Seeks Democratic Nomination for U S Senate
Representative Dempsey of New Mexico announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate, running to succeed Chavez. He declared no alliances and pledged to pursue his own candidacy, citing his six years in Congress and NM resources as focus. The Chicago convention session adjourned for the evening after a brief agenda, with platform work ongoing and Roosevelt support rising among delegates.
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Dailey Avoids Commitment On Supporting Willkie
Joseph L. Dailey planned a personal visit with Wendell L Willkie in Colorado Springs afterWillkie announced the meeting. Dailey, once U S Rural Resettlement aide and Indiana University Beta Theta Pi member, said he would not state support but believed Willkie would make a fine president if elected.
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Coronado Square Dance Program Tonight in Roswell
After the Entrada, the Four In One Care Dance Club of Roswell presents a square dance program at the Armory starting around 10 o’clock. Admission is free and all are invited to enjoy and join in the old pioneer dances as part of Duarto Centennial Week activities.
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Japan Moves Toward Expansion and New Government
Tokyo reports Prince Konoye leading talks to form a new government as Japan's expansionists press for action toward France and the Netherlands in Asia. Britain agrees to shutter the Burma road lifeline to China for three months and halt traffic in arms and other materials from Hongkong, part of a coordinated effort amid Japan's bid for a new order.
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Farm Security loans allotted for tenants in New Mexico
The Farm Security Administration announced $50 million in loans for tenants to buy farms in the current fiscal year. About 9,000 farm tenants sharecroppers and laborers are expected to purchase farms. Allocations by state include New Mexico with 129,890 dollars and Texas with 4,808,767 dollars across designated counties.
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Doings Around The Convention Town
CHICAGO July 17 Two democratic women proved they can keep a secret Secretary of Labor Perkins and Mrs Alben Barkley wife of the convention s permanent chairman knew Roosevelt s third term message before Senator Barkley read it The secretary sat on the platform with copies in her lap Revealed to reporters after the reading Barkley joked about Wendell L Willkie as a young lady handed him a twisted Kentucky tobacco just before the message was opened
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Movie Colony Faces Dies Committee Scrutiny
Beaumont Texas hears a Dies committee inquiry into suspected long range Soviet activity in Hollywood. John L Leech, former California Communist leader, testified on party methods on the west coast and alleged a large scale plan to undermine national defense through propaganda in the armed forces and control of shipping and communications.
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Red Sox Top Detroit 8 3 In Baseball Doubleheader
Boston draws 32 000 fans to open doubleheader and defeats Detroit 8 to 3. Newsom leaves after 5th with Detroit trailing 3 2. Benton takes loss. Second game sees Boston win 4 2 as Smith Sears Tebbetts Bagby Glenn work. Other AL games: Cleveland beat New York 9 0. Chicago 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Washington 1 0 0 0 1. Rain postponed St Louis at Philadelphia night game.
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Oscar Green Speaks at Roswell Ad Club Meeting
Oscar Green gave the main address for the Roswell Advertising Club on The Use Of Light As An Aid To Selling. He discussed fluorescent lighting and its functions. Dr Kenneth Ejiffert spoke for five minutes. The program ran under B F Fields with president Joe Huff presiding.
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Brooklyn and Chicago Batter Positions in Delayed Games
Baseball wire report notes Brooklyn to Chicago tilt statistics with Hamlin and Phelps at bat and Mooty and Hartnett catching. New York at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at St Louis scheduled for night games.
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Battery A Receives Two New 5 Ton Trucks for Maneuvers
Battery A added two 5 ton, four wheel drive Dodge trucks with Garwood winches. The unit now fields twelve vehicles including ten trucks and two station wagons, each carrying a 9 man gun section and a French 75. insignia and numbers are painted on new front fenders. They deploy August 4 under Captain Purdy to Pitkin Louisiana for 3rd Army National Guard maneuvers.
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Willkie Satisfies Gambit to Oppose Roosevelt in 1940
Wendell L. Willkie said he would rather run against President Roosevelt than any other Democrat if Roosevelt secures a third term nomination. He called the president the best representative of the coming campaign’s New Deal faction and voiced interest in a direct contest, while listening to Alben Barkley accept Democratic chairmanship by radio.
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Talkative Little Classifieds Boost Pecos Valley Ads
M. A. Crawford, manager of Pecos Valley Packing Company, says the classifieds have been most effective, drawing increased interest in special products. He notes the talkative little classifieds clearly get their messages across.
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Talkative classifieds invite daily reader interest
A lively defense of the classified page praising its wide daily reach and variety. The speaker urges readers to become habitual, noting how these small ads cover many subjects and spark ongoing attention.
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