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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1941
Page
3
William E. Bader, 22, registers at Camp Grant Illinois after induction into the U S Army. He came to the United States in 1927 with his mother, became a citizen, and lives in Detroit. His father is a colonel in the Nazi Alpine corps and his half-brother is a German air corps flyer.
Santa Fe dispatch reports 190 selectees called from state for induction on August 11 12 and 13. Quotas listed by county include Bernalillo districts multiple totals Dona Ana Eddy Grant Hidalgo Lea Lincoln Luna McKinley Mora Otero Quay Rio Arriba Roosevelt Sandoval San Juan San Miguel Santa Fe Sierra Socorro Taos Torrance Union Valencia and other counties. Total figures maintain prior selections at 3029 with 3219 to date.
Artesia residents share family milestones travel notes and visits. Mr and Mrs James Graham welcomed a son July 16 in Carlsbad. Dr Wainright Miller Fort Sill lieutenant was visiting Artesia on business. Mrs Ed Johnson returned from a two month Arizona and west coast trip. Mrs Sally Runyan Lanning and daughter Mary Lou moved back to Artesia after years in California. The Lamsworths Leslie Martin and their son rested at Ruidoso and planned to return to the mountains. Cecil Eaton and son from Monahans TX visited the Buford home. Los Angeles visitors John Beckett came to Artesia for about three weeks. Mrs Josephine Carter's daughter Mrs Alex McGonagill showed slight improvement. McGonagill had been by her bedside. Miss Florene Muncy left for Las Vegas NM for summer school at New Mexico Highlands University. Mrs C R Baldwin visited Lamesa while Mr Baldwin attended markets in Fort Worth and Dallas. George Wair of Oklahoma visited Alvin Pruit and Mrs Pruit. Mrs W T Bartlett accompanied her husband to Snyder TX for work. he had been there ten days. Mrs Dayton Reser hosted her sister and two children from Roswell as house guests.
Hope News reports a series of Sunday entertainments and visits across the community. Notable gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cox hosting relatives from Roswell, Winslow, Corpus Christi, and Abilene, while Mrs. E L Landreth and Mrs. B M Ballard hosted a luncheon for Mrs. L A Neal and Mrs. Maxine Gutherie. The item lists attendees, trips to Tularosa and Big Spring, moves to Cottonwood, AAA work, and a county warning about flea hoppers and pests in the cotton fields.
Prue Crockett and Mrs J C Bumgardner drove to Alamogordo last Monday to return Ella Lee Crockett to work at the Blind School. Alex Key and daughter Marion from the Flying H Ranch and Bill Key of Portales visited Mr and Mrs J C Buckner. John Prude came back Monday from Clovis where he had been visiting his uncle Lee Prude.
AN advertisement listing home grown Golden Bantam sweet corn available for sale. Include contact via the advertised phone number and classiNed reference. Local sellers promote fresh produce with a simple call to place orders.
Rexford Guy Tugwell, once a Roosevelt adviser, reportedly will assume the governor’s role in Puerto Rico, a plan described as a four year virtual exile by sources in Washington.
National Dairy Council figures show vanilla ice cream a sixth of a quart contains 200 calories while lemon pie and angel food cake run 450 and 350 calories respectively. Air in ice cream prevents a solid mass, similar to bread rising. The belief that fish and ice cream cause indigestion is false if fish is fresh. Ice cream provides milk nutrients and is mainly made of cream and milk products, sugar, flavor, stabilizer. Americans consume about twelve hundred million quarts annually using four percent of milk resources.
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