Roswell Daily Record masthead and publication data
Roswell Daily Record edition details publisher editor and staff roles for June 10 1942 with contact numbers printing ad rates subscriptions by mail and carrier. It notes Associated Press credit rights and state association membership as context for the paper published in Roswell New Mexico.
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Roswell Daily Record Record Publishing Company
Audit Bureau of
Thomas G. Summers
Cc. E. Mason
MW. Ts. Bearritse Ic
Cooley
Roswell
Aeaess
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Supreme Court Supports Peddler License for Jehovah’s Witnesses
The U S supreme court upholds a state peddler license fee on Jehovah’s Witness sellers, endorsing the idea that sellers should pay for the privilege. A Roswell city ordinance is urged to adopt similar fees. Polemics rise as political factions prepare for a hot primary in September with the election looming. Benson Newell, Republican chairman, accuses Democrats of intra party feuding prompting counterattacks ahead of the September 12 primary.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Roswell
Benson Newell
Hitler religion drive in Germany eyed by Hull
Secretary Hull confirms Hitler aims to erase Christian faith in Germany and substitute paganism while Nazi cruelty and Gestapo abuses draw asides from generals. Anticipated American costs include gasoline and other rationing, higher taxes, and widespread sacrifices though essentials remain available.
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Hull
Germany
Hitler
Sec
Gestapo
Europe
Cologne raids extend to many German cities
A passing list for Cologne raids ranges from 111000 to 12000 people, with many injured. About 180000 persons have been ordered evacuated from Cologne, and the raids are planned to extend to scores of German cities.
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Cologne
Germany
Public funds theft report reaches $145000 shortfalls
The Santa Fe New Mexican records show since 1935 the state comptroller recovers about $15,000 yearly from public officials. 62 officers were in default amounting to $145,437 with $126,427 recovered. eight faced trial, seven convicted, four jailed. The piece credits improved auditing and urges honesty and court punishment for embezzlers.
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New Mexican
State Comptroller’s
Caesar Sebastian
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Thrift Push for Life Insurance Deductions
Former Under-Secretary Roswell Magill argues for limited income tax deductions on life insurance premiums to help middle class maintain protection for dependents. He says tax policy should discourage consumption while encouraging thrift, aligning with wartime finance goals to reduce inflation and preserve savings.
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Roswell Magill
the Treasury
Magill
New York Times
First Jap Claims on Midway and Aleutians
The Japanese press chief Hideo Hiraide claimed Japan occupied western Aleutian islands after Midway battles and that attacks on Dutch Harbor and Midway dealt effective blows against the United States. He asserted naval strategy aimed to destroy enemy carriers and that the action extended Japan's defensive waters 2,900 nautical miles eastward.
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Midway
Hideo Hiraide
Imperial Headquarters
Aleutian Islands
Dutch Harbor- Midway
Hiraide
Dutch Harbor
Japan
Isoroku Yamamoto
Pacific Ocean
Midway Island
Tokyo
George Si. Gay, Jr
Houston
Tex
United States
Berlin
Asahi
Washington
Navy
Farlier
Alaska
Ernest J. King
King
Army
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertisement jingle
An old styled ad claims the liver should pour two pints of bile daily to aid digestion. It describes discomfort from blocked bile and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy with directions and a 10 cent price.
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Carter
Cattlemen Seek Exemption From New Truck Rules
Hot Springs New Mexico cattlemen moved to obtain exemption from the 75 percent truck load regulation of the Office of Defense Transportation. A sub committee drafted protests for presentation to ODT and federal rationing authorities after undersecretary John J. Dempsey spoke against restrictions. committee members from Silver City Las Vegas San Mateo and Springer assisted with Dempsey in the session.
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Hot Springs
N. M
New Mexico
Office of Defense Transportation
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
ODT
John J. Dempsey
Dempsey
Washington
Interior Department
Tom Clayton
Association
Frank Light
Bartley McDonald
Silver City
Floyd Lee
San Mateo
Don W. Jackson
Las Vegas
W. R. Fergusson
Springer
British Losses In War 183,550 Men
The British empire's armed forces suffered 183,550 casualties in the first two years of war ending Sept 2, 1941. Clement R. Attlee told the House of Commons the totals include 14,687 officers and distributed as 48,973 killed, 58,458 prisoners, 29,156 missing, with the rest implying other deaths or injuries.
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London
British Empire
Clement R. Attlee
Dominion Affairs
House of Commons
Military Pay Bill Nears Law
The House passed and sent to the Senate a compromise bill raising minimum service pay to 50 dollars monthly with a 20 percent increase for sea and foreign service. The measure retroactive to June 1 also boosts base pay for ranks up to second lieutenant and ensign, plus higher subsistence and housing allowances.
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Washington
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Dow Discusses Oil Problem With Roswell Ad Club
Hiram Dow addressed the Roswell Advertising Club urging synchronized effort to protect oil producing areas and ensure emergency production supports the war effort. He warned reduced refining in New Mexico and other fields could hinder wartime byproducts essential to gasoline. Guests included Don Wilkins F B Ford of Carls bad and R W Plank. meeting led by Dave Wolf.
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Hiram Dow
Roswell
Dow
Army
Navy
Congress
New Mexico
Ad Club
Don Wilkins
Record Advertising
F. B. Ford
Carlsbad
R. W. Plank
Kansas Ciy
Dave Wolf
Atty Gen Chase to Seek Democratic Primary Renominatio
Santa Fe New Mexico reports Attorney General E P Chase will run in the Democratic primary to succeed himself this fall. He says he will campaign only through newspapers and a few radio talks, relying on his record. The piece notes petitions circulating for land commissioner H R Rogers, Rep Clinton Anderson, and Georgia Lusk for state school superintendent.
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Santa FE
N. M
E. P. Chase
Newsmen
H. R. Rodgers
Clinton Anderson
Georgia Lusk
Santa Rosa
Remodeling and additions trigger building permits in town
Frank Snipes receives a permit to remodel a house at 500 S. Virginia with a $475 cost. Lizzie Williams gets a permit for an addition and remodeling at 506 S. Kentucky totaling $1700. W I Whitcamp secures a permit to remodel six two room apartments at 618 S. Atkinson for $600. T J Deason files a permit for repair and a new residence at 605 S. Main costing $700.
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Frank Snipes
S. Virginia
Lizzie Williams
S. Kentucky
W. I. Whitcamp
S. Atkinson
T. J. Deason
S. Main
Higher Tobacco Taxes Proposed By U S Committee
Washington June 10 members of the house ways and means committee predicted moderate increases in excise taxes on cigars cigarettes and smoking tobacco would be approved while tobacco state members ready to fight limits conceded they would lose as the committee has already raised liquor beer and wines Morgenthau asked Congress last March to raise tobacco taxes to about 236 million dollars proposing cigarettes from 325 to 350 per thousand on 10 and 15 cent brands smoking tobacco from 18 to 36 cents per pound cigars graded increases to yield about 13 million papers and tubes tax about 7 8 million and a half cent per 25 papers tubes lubrication oil levy may rise from 4 1/2 to 6 cents a gallon
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Morgenthau
Congress
Treasury
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First Jap
Eastern Pacific
Marblehead
Indian Ocean
Java
Enterprise
Hornet
United States Navy
Yorktown
St. Joseph
Caromel
the Coral Sea
Merchants Credit Bureau
Edward L. Harbaugh
The
Roswell Seed Co
U. S
Servel
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