Roswell Daily Record Staff and Rates Notice
Roswell Daily Record publishes society editor and city editor names with staff, rates show subscriptions by mail and carrier, advertising rates on application, and notice of Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association memberships. Includes publication details dating back to May 10, 1903.
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Roswell Daily Record Record Publishing Company
Audit Bureau of
Thomas G. Summers
C. B. Mason
L. Scarritt
H. B. Cooley
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade
Uy Ees
S .15
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Marker to honor 200th Coast Artillery at Santa Fe Capitol
Governor Miles decries racial mixing and calls for removal of Japanese residents after the war while noting New Mexico’s stance. A state capitol marker honoring the 200th Coast Artillery, linked to the Bataan and Corregidor stand, will be dedicated June 7 in Santa Fe.
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John E. Miles
New Mexico
United States
200Th Coast Artillery Regiment
Bataan
Corregidor
State Capitol
Santa Fe
Dempsey Campaign Starts in Albuquerque Gathering
John J. Dempsey begins Democratic nomination campaign for New Mexico governor after a late week meeting in Albuquerque attended by supporters and party leaders. Gov Miles and State Senator Burton Roach were in town for unrelated purposes, fueling speculation on the campaign's start.
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John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Miles
Burton Roach
Clyde Tingley
Hitler resumes control of war effort in Russia battle
Reports from Germany claim Adolf Hitler has again assumed direction of World War II operations in Russia amid renewed failures by his generals. Observers say Berlin faces ongoing setbacks as the Nazi regime’s power wanes, signaling a potential end to its terror.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Hitler
Attorney General Biddle Rules on Bridges Case
Attorney General Biddle has overruled the immigration board in the Harry Bridges case. The west coast labor leader, accused of communism and inciting strikes to stir trouble, faces a potential attitude shift following the Nazi attack on Russia and related pressures. The action signals a major government stance amid wartime strain.
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Biddle
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Russia
Bridges
Board of
Immigra
Deportation Ordered in Bridges Case on Appeal
The court or appeals process has ordered the deportation of Bridges, but the final resolution remains pending as further appeals are underway.
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Tion
Japanese boasting versus American resolve on rent control
The speaker dismisses Japanese boasts while asserting American strength and warns that rent control will be effectively enforced. It targets those who have charged exorbitant rents in Roswell, promising a day of retribution for offenders. The tone is punitive and nationalistic, aligning with wartime emotions.
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Roswell
Chinese Accuse Japan of Using Poison Gas
Chinese sources accuse Japan of deploying poison gas to aid its military effort, reflecting sharp wartime tensions and allegations of chemical weapons use amid the broader Pacific conflict.
Tire Shortage Forecast Faces Consumers in 1944
Officials warn no rubber tires until 1945 with possible substitutes later this year or early next year. President Roosevelt advises calm but prudent use of tires as motorists plan for potential layups when supplies run out. Predictions vary whether tires or substitutes will appear, and whether rubber itself will be available.
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Roosevelt
Delays in federal action hinder Roswell housing drive
The article notes months of hold ups in Roswell due to federal department delays and slow congress action on the housing insurance bill, delaying defense housing as about a hundred houses soon start. it contrasts with Flagstaff where closed shop tensions arose as AFL and CIO push unionization, and discusses war tax collection plans and sales tax as fair options.
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Roswell
Congress
Flagstaff
Arizona
AFL
CIO
Baseball Results From The Associations Night Scores
National League games saw Boston defeat Brooklyn 2-1 while Philadelphia edged New York 2-1 to 3-7. Pittsburgh won 7-7 to Cincinnati 8-3 and St Louis led Chicago 3 in the first game with the second postponed.
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Associated Press
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball scores and game results across multiple matchups
The American League games yielded New York 11 to 2 over who, Philadelphia 7 and Cleveland 4 to 3, St. Louis 5 to 8, Washington 1 to 3, Boston 14 to 4, Chicago 9, Detroit 4 in ten innings, with one game postponed.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Alaste Ac
League Standings Snapshot From Jersey City Games
International League results show Jersey City 11 Buffalo 2 and Newark 11 Rochester 4. Baltimore 7 loss to Toronto 5, Montreal 4 over Syracuse 3, Montreal 4, Syracuse 3, and Toronto 5 defeating Newark 1. Standings reflect wide scoring nights and top performers for the day.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
American Association Standings Briefs
Louisville 15 Indianapolis 11 Minneapolis 2 St Louis 1 Columbus 7 Toledo 2 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 5 Second games postponed for Minneapolis and Columbus.
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American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast League Still Fall Separate
In a doubleheader style recap the Pacific Coast League results show Sacramento 4 Oakland 7 in ten innings the first game. San Francisco 1 Portland 0 and San Diego 2 Hollywood 11. Seattle 12 Los Angeles 1 and Oakland 1 Los Angeles 2.
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Sacramento
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
San Diego
Hollywood
Seattle
Los Angeles
Commissions and graduates list from Miami to Fort Worth
Commission lists show names from multiple states including Hubert Boomer McKay of Oklahoma and Roderick Lee McNatt of New Mexico. A second section lists graduates set to attend special service school with certificates, naming Richard Carlile Boynton of Phoenix and Aloysius Harter Jr. of Phoenix among others. Fort Worth appears as the final cited location.
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Richard Carlile Boynton
Phoenix
Arizona
George Custer Carter, Jr
Chico
California
James Lowery Childers
McAlester
Oklahoma
John Joseph Donovan
Bellingham
Washington
Elmer Dale Elliott
Dalhart
Texas
Aloysius Frank Harter, Jr
William Porter King
Lexington
Kentucky
John Raymond Groop “ Jr
Colorado Springs
Torado
Scott Morey Schlofman
Boise
Idaho
Ridley Northcutt Wheeler
Fort Worth
Texas Man and Two Others Linked to California and Illinois
A terse notice links Texas resident Daniel Horton Laycock of Covina California and James Henry O'Brien Jr of Peoria Illinois in a matter touching cross state interests.
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Texas
Daniel Horton Laycock
Covina
California
James Henry O’brien, Jr
Peoria
Ilinois
Mexicans honor flag with beer bottle barrage at prizefight
A civilian Defense fund event in lower California featured prizefights with spontaneous demonstrations. A volley of empty beer bottles erupted after a controversial decision, a lone Mexican bomber plane passed overhead, and four bugle corps saluted the Mexican flag as the crowd sang the national anthem. Mayor Ochoa pledged unity and Mexican spirit, while the crowd shouted Viva La Mexico.
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Civilian Defense Fund
California
Ochoa
Tijuana
Mexico
NMMI Graduation Ceremonies At Eight A.M.
Governor John E. Miles will present diplomas to 142 first classmen at New Mexico Military Institute graduation ceremonies in the new auditorium at eight o clock tomorrow morning. Major General Innis P. Swift will deliver the commencement address. Cadet sergeant Alden McChesney Evans of Fort Worth will give the valedictory. West Texas remains warm with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight.
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John E. Miles
New Mexico Military Institute
Innis P. Swift
First Cavalry Division
Fort Bliss
Texas
Alden McChesney Evans
Fort Worth
Southern Association Standings Snapshot
In the Southern Association Atlanta leads at 7-0 while Chattanooga is 6-1 in the first listing. The second game stretched to 10 innings. New Orleans sits 8-8, Birmingham 0-1, Nashville 20-5, Knoxville 1-7, Memphis 3-0, and Little Rock 2-1.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Little Rock
Texas League scores update from Beaumont to Fort Worth
Beaumont defeated Oklahoma City 9 to 4 and Fort Worth beat San Antonio 8 to 3 while Shreveport topped Tulsa 5 to 3 and Houston edged Dallas 3 to 2 in league action.
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Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulsa
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Clovis and Amarillo play varied baseball results across Texas and New Mexico
Baseball scores from multiple Sunday games show Clovis defeating Lubbock 5 3 in two contests, Amarillo routed Borger 15 9, and Big Spring and Lamesa split with 8 0 and 4 7 outcomes. Second sets include Medlock, Kincannon, Riv ich, Froese among others.
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West Texas
New Mexico
Clovis
Lubbock
Wyatt
Kincannon
Janicki
Ares
Castino
Medlock
Rivich
Froese
Heinz
British claim Rommel's retreat tactic in Africa
British informants say the Germans faced a minefield choice and chose to withdraw, turning Rommel's offensive into a furious effort to escape encirclement. Headquarters notes Axis withdrawal partially succeeded, but many tanks and motor transport remain trapped east of the minefields between Ain El Zabala and Bir Hacheim as British forces press the attack.
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Rommel
Ain el Zabala
Bir Hacheim
Challenge for Whirlaway and Market Wise match race
New York June 1 Plain Ben Jones issued a challenge for a match race between Whirlaway and Market Wise Lou Tufano. Jones says Whirlaway should race soon rather than wait for the $30 000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct June 27. He believes Whirlaway can do more after a Belmont defeat and wants the matchup to settle the outcome.
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New York
Plain Ben Jones
Whirlaway
Lou Tufano
Whirly
Plain Ben
Missouri
Cannonball
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Jones
Market Wise
Belmont
Wartime contrasts mark weekend sports in wartime New York
England's wartime sport becomes a week end affair with players doing war work weekdays while American baseball keeps a business as usual pace with doubleheaders drawing 392 000 fans. Five big tracks drew 170 000 as Market Wise won the Belmont suburban in Lou Tufano's stable first win in 27 races since the Widener at Hialeah. Gloria Callen to attend Columbia senior prom as swimmer queen.
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New York
Wide World
England
America
Market Wise
Belmont
Lou Tufano
Widener
Hialeah
Gloria Callen
Columbia
Sneadless says Navy will bombard everything next week
Laurence Leonard reports on the upcoming PGA champion entering competition next week, noting praise and bravado about expected dominance amid sea of anticipation. The tone hints at a confident, perhaps boastful, outlook on the field and the sport's momentum.
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Laurence Leonard
Richmond Times Dispatch
Navy
Weddings tied to boxing families on Jacobs Beach
Social note reports Pvt Adam Pianga of Camp Upton and Jean Monteith of Detroit to wed at St Malachy s on W 49th Street June 28. Jean is daughter of Scotty Monteith, once Johnny Dundee s manager. Pianga linked to Kid McCoy. Billy Soose also set to wed June 14 to Peggy Unger. Al Braverman wed last week. All are managed by Joe Gould who jokes he is divorcing his stable due to these weddings.
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Adam Pianga
Camp Upton
Jean Monteith
Detroit
St. Malachy’s Church
W. 49Th St
Jean
Scotty Monteith
Johnny Dundee
Pianga
Kid McCoy
Billy Soose
Peggy Unger
East Greenville
al Braverman
Joe Gould
Coupla Guys Named Joe Hit Homers In Gloversville Johnstown
Left fielder Joseph Morjoseph of the Gloversville Johnstown club in the Canadian American League hits a homer while a fan named Joseph Joseph hands him $1 as a present. So far it has cost Joseph Joseph $4. Morjoseph hopes to beat his 30 homer record set last year at St Joseph Michigan, which would likely cost more.
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Joe
Joseph Morjoseph
Gloversville- Johnstown
Joseph Joseph
St. Joseph
Mich
Joseph
British RAF presses raids as Rommel’s forces battered
British artillery and bombers pound mine field gaps while Rommel’s armored units suffer heavy losses. The RAF reports 19 planes lost in 24 hours as attacks target supply columns moving oil and water to Axis troops and engage tanks and armored cars. Several enemy transports are destroyed or damaged in air combat above the battle area.
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Rommel
RAF
Institute Loses Polo Game 6-4
Fort Bliss polo stars defeated the Broncos 6 to 4 in the final chukker, scoring the last two goals to seal the win at the Institute yesterday afternoon. A large crowd watched as the cadets fought well against more experienced foes. The Broncos had not played since before Christmas, with opponents on their spring schedule suspending polo activities. in the fall they went 11-2, losing twice to an all star Fort Bliss team.
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Fort Bliss
Broncos
Institute
Carlsbad Dedicates New Stands With 6-1 Win Over Roswell
Carlsbad dedicates the new concrete stands at the baseball park as Johnny Cooper dominates Roswell with 15 strikeouts in a 6 to 1 Carlsbad victory. Sgt. Reiff homers for Roswell, while Carlsbad adds four runs in the second inning and two in the seventh. Roswell falls to 3 and 3. Carlsbad improves to 3 and 1 in four games headlining Mayor Horne’s dedication remarks.
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Schoesler
Reiff
Roswell
Horne
Sydney Night Aerial Submarine Attack Shocks City
Allied air raids on Pearl Harbor were linked to a Sydney harbor incident as submarines attacked southern Australia for the first time. Submarines were spotted near the harbor mouth at 11 p.m. and depth charges, searchlights, and gunfire rocked the bay. A ferry carried 21 passengers during the fighting, while Sydney residents endured a tense night as crews sought to sink the subs believed launched from a parent ship in the Coral Sea.
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Pearl Harbor
Australia
Sydney
Coral Sea
Sam Snead Wins PGA Title in 36 Holes at Navy Induction Week
In Atlantic City Sam Snead, soon to be inducted into the Navy, captured the PGA title by defeating Corporal Jim Turnesa in a 36 hole final. Snead trailed three down at the 23rd hole before closing out victory.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Sam Sneaga
Navy
P.G.A
Corp
Jim Turnesa
Snead
Washington
Joe Louis
War Department
Cincinnati
Mike McCormick
Seattle
Wash
University of Southern California
California
New York
Barney Ewell
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Leslie Mac Mitchell
el Blazis
Georgetown
Weather Forecast for New Mexico Continues Warm Outlook
New Mexico remains warm this afternoon and tonight with scattered noon and evening conditions extending from the central mountains to the east. The forecast calls for continued warmth through the period with no significant cooling expected.
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New Mexico
Team posts strong scoring rate with named players
The team achieved an impressive scoring rate of 51.6 percent on shots for goals. Key members include King, Von Tempsky, Harris, Jowell, and Puffer, forming a core group contributing to the record.
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von Tempsky
Harris
Jowell
Puffer
Sam Snead Wins PGA Championship in Dramatic Finish
Sammy Snead defeated Corp. Jim Turnesa 2 and 1 at Seaview Club to claim the Professional Golfers Association championship. He trailed three down at halfway, then launched a furious rally starting on the 24th hole, finishing with a birdie two on the 35th to seal the title and $2,000 in war bonds.
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Atlantic City
Sammy Snead
Sammy
Professional Golfers Association
Washington
Navy
Corp
Jim Tlumesa
Seaview Club
Sam
Fort Dix
Snead
Turnesa
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Golfdom
Sim
Corporal
Cologne Raid Sets Bold Bomber Strategy For Britain
Major raid on Cologne drops unprecedentedly large tonnage and marks a turning point in bomber warfare. Churchill hails it as proof of growing RAF power while Berlin downplays scope. U.S. observers note potential for joint American RAF operations and a push toward air superiority across Europe.
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Cologne
Berlin
RAF
Vienna
Hamburg
Munich
Germany
Rhine
France
Churchill
Fliers
Henry H. Arnold
United States Air Force
Bomber Command
Air Marshal
A. T. Harris
Arnold
Harris
U. S
United States
Ministry
Yankees Win Streak Falls To Athletics On Sunday
The New York Yankees saw their eight game winning streak end as the Philadelphia Athletics won the second game of a doubleheader. The day featured heavy attendance, with Decoration Day crowds and servicemen admitted free. Across leagues, Dodgers held a strong lead in the NL, Indians fell to fourth in the AL, and Braves split four. Mel Ott tied a NL RBI record with two runs in a twin bill for the Giants, while Max West and Clyde Vollmer contributed key homers for their teams. Five of six doubleheaders were decided in favor of the winners despite weather cuttings.
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Autin Bealmear
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Mel Ott
Rogers Hornsby
Philadelphia Phils
Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Max West
Clyde Vollmer
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Pittsburgh Pirates
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