Roswell Daily Record June 2 1942 issue details
The Roswell Daily Record published June 2 1942 lists staff including Thomas G Summers publisher GC EB Mason editor L SCarritt City Editor H B Cooley advertising manager and notes subscription rates 4 in New Mexico 7 elsewhere carrier rates 18 weekly 75 monthly 675 yearly. The paper is a 2nd class mail matter and AP member with standard notices about copyright and association memberships.
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Roswell Daily Record Record Publishing Company
Audit Bureau of
Thomas
G. Summers
Ees
EB. Mason
Ccs
Apy
L. Scarritt
H. B. Cooley
New Mexico
Roswell
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Vacation outlook and war impact in Roswell this June
June brings a wary view of vacations as wartime demand may curb travel to New Mexico. Rubber and gasoline rationing threaten tourism earnings, though nearby visitors could offset some losses. Roswell notes steady airline service with El Paso and Denver, and reflects on Stanley Brown’s death. The piece weighs air power developments, possible Allied invasions, and Japan’s threat, urging vigilance in the Pacific.
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Roswell
New Mexico
el Paso
Denver
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Albuquerque
New Mexico governor race shapes up with multiple candidates
Judge Bryan Johnson is expected to declare his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for New Mexico governor on Wednesday. State school auditor R H Grissom follows with a strong statewide following and will announce his bid soon. John J Dempsey has already announced, with at least three candidates likely, including State Senator Burton Roach, and more may enter despite the war.
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Germany
Cologne
France
Norway
Holland
Russia
Australia
India
Pacific
Hawaii
Alaska
Bryan Johnson
New Mexico
R. H. Grissom
John J. Dempsey
Burton Roach
Crops Improve as Heat Advances Cotton Growth
Despite late spring conditions, state and valley crops look good. Much cotton was replanted after initial germination failures, but recent hot weather has quickened growth and favorable conditions through summer are expected to yield a fine crop.
Probate Hearings Set In Gentry and Evans Estates
In Chaves County New Mexico probate notices announce hearings on final reports for the estates of Angeline B. Gentry and M W Evans. Administratrixs P F Barger and Hattie C Evans seek court approval June 26 and June 24 respectively. The notices list heirs unknown and describe procedures, with Roswell as the courthouse location and attorneys named.
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Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
Angeline B. Gentry
Patty F. Barger
G. Gray Barnhart
L. Ruth Barnhart
Myrtle Barnhart Beard
Nathaniel G. Barnhart
Frank Barnhart
Jean Wilson Barnhart
W. W. Barnhart
Floyd Firebaugh
Clyde Haden
N. G
P. F. Barger
New Mexico
Roswell
H. C. Buchly
Emmell Oo M. W. Evans
State OF
Ludora Kille
G. N. Evans
M. W. Evans
Chaves
Hattie C. Evans
D. P. Greiner
Ruth S. Baskin
Castaway mystery deepens after Walter Gregg death
Gerry Lane becomes Martha Gregg's secretary as lawmen probe Walter Gregg's demise. Sheriff Allen notes no suicide, suspects motives from Estelle, Lance, Craven, and household staff. Gerry volunteers to take down statements and is sworn in as deputy, beginning a tense inquiry at Castaway.
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Gerry Lane
Walter Gregg
Durfee
Gregg
Estelle
Martha
Pauline Dawson
Hidden Cove
Sydney Loftus
Harry Craven
Gregg Construction Company
Lance Gregg
Walter
Gerry
Gallina Dam
Florabelle Hunt
Pauline
Craven
Lance
Rememer
Castaway
Miss Gregg
Martha Gregg
Diego Rivera
Martha Grege
Nathan
Miss Lane
Martha”—Allen
Dr. Henry
Henry
Allen
Gallina County
Hearst Publications, Inc
King Features Syndicate, Inc
No Place On Rubber Raft In Pacific For An Atheist
Dr Frank C Brown of Dallas quoted bomber Grayson after seven days adrift in the Pacific. Grayson's crew of six survived a Japanese attack, used a rubber raft, saved water and food, and landed on a Malavian island then a Dutch settlement. Brown cited Grayson saying the raft ordeal proved there is no place for an atheist in peril.
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Pacific
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank C. Brown
Dallas
Texas
Brown
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States
Jack Grayson
Grayson
Malavain
Billy The Kid Razor Sells For British Relief Effort
A battered razor linked to Billy the Kid is featured on the British War Relief opportunity table at 1030 East Green Street. Sold to raise funds, the item carries Wade & Butcher Sheffield marks and a tale of a Kansas runaway named William Bonney.
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East Green Street
Aubrey B. Allen
Organi
Billy the Kid
West
White Elephant
Wade & Butcher
Sheffield
Jack Buetel
Howard Hughes
Dunstall
New Mexico
Kansas
William Bonney
Pat Garrett
Billy
Forman
Relaxed physicals for Army Air Forces flying navigators
The West Coast Air Force Training Center announced loosened entry standards for aspiring navigators with a commission as Second Lieutenant. Waivers cover 20/40 vision with glasses, certain ocular muscle balance, and depth perception issues. Applicants must be 18 to 26, American, pass required screening, and be in good overall health. Training spans nine weeks at Santa Ana, 15 weeks at navigation school, and five weeks at gunnery school.
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Army Air Forces
Ralph P. Cousins
West Coast Air Force Training Center
Santa Ana Army Air Base
Soldiers Enjoy Swimming Party At Bottomless Lakes
Seventy five enlisted men from Roswell Army Flying School visited Bottomless Lakes Sunday afternoon for a four hour swimming excursion. They traveled by army trucks from the Air Base at 1:00 and returned at 5:00. Additional trips are planned for coming Sundays.
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Roswell
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