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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
4
Congress and President Clash Over Defense and Relief Policy
Congress resists the President on defense employment of aliens and lifting the eighteen month work relief review. A House committee report opposes the President on these defense issues. A WPA funding cut of about 35 percent would reduce the rolls from 1,700,000 to 941,315 and the total appropriation from 1,350,650,000 to 875,000,000, amid unemployment estimates of five to seven million domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
House Appropriations Committee
Scarcity Spurs Millions to Seek It Across Prosperous Nation
The passage notes that despite national prosperity, people will still seek something in great numbers, regardless of economic strength or labor shortages. It emphasizes enduring demand and migratory urgency across regions.
Biotechnic civilization urged to balance man and machines
Dr. Detlev W. Bronk of Cornell argues engineers and physicians must focus on human biology beside mechanical progress. He envisions future cities designed for biological needs and warns of biological consequences from high velocity travel and industrial life. Despite neglect, people live longer today than decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detlev W. Bronk
Cornell University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bronk
New Mexico blooms with flowers and fruitless seedless apple tale
The region reports an abundance of verbenas gaillardias and lilacs while New Mexico faces shortages of staple crops. Rose and tulip displays flourish in towns such as Santa Fe Las Cruces and Socorro. A noted Roswell seedless apple venture failed, with the Spencer seedless project fading after a rapid decline in local acreage and prospects.
Vichy Forces Resist Allied Syria Lebanon Push
Reports say Vichy air support attacked Haifa while German planes raided Haifa from new bases. British claim Damascus front holds with counterattacks as French resist, and Lebanon coast fighting, with British naval actions and French requests for Dutch East Indies alignment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Palestine
Aleppo
Syria
Damascus
Vichy
Beirut
Lebanon
France
Middle East
Syria-Lebanon
Kiswe
London
Tyre
Levant
Litani
Saida
Merdjayoun
Euphrates
Iraq
Abou Kemal
Mosul
Germany
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Texans face flood of candidates for Senate seat
Texas Senatorial crowd in San Antonio says more than twenty candidates will seek Morris Shepherd’s Texas Senate seat. Only Gov Lee O Daniel Attorney General Gerald Mann Congressman Lyndon Johnson and Rep Martin Dies appear to have real chances. Observers warn the public about the state wide primary and urge wiser choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Joe Keller
San Antonio
de Vargas
United States
Morris Shepherd
Lee O’daniel
Gerald C. Mann
Lyndon Johnson
Martin Dies
New Mexico
Only Two High Schools Remain After Consolidation
Harding county now has two high schools one at Roy and one at Mos Quero. The consolidation reduces travel for older students but imposes long bus rides on younger pupils, a situation deemed not good for any of them despite modern processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding County
Roy
Mosquero
Seedless Apple Development Highlighted by AP Report
The AP reported on the fourth about advances in seedless apple cultivation. Researchers explored methods to produce seedless varieties, noting potential impacts on taste, production, and consumer demand.
San Miguel Voters Show Little Interest in New Courts
In San Miguel fewer than 1,300 citizens weighed in on a proposal for modern court facilities. Of 1,268 votes, 768 supported the plan and 512 opposed. Possible injunctions loom to start construction, but any new courthouse is likely far off, funded by traditional bond issues without federal backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Miguel
Death Message Investigation Leads to Bryan Kelly
Police seek Bryan Kelly in connection with a death message. Readers are urged to place a classified call to No 11 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Kelly
Long Hard War Churchill Returns To Atlantic News
Dewitt Mackenzie writes from vacation with Fred Vanderschmidt analyzing Churchill's latest speech. The RAF claims Prinz Eugen and two battleships were bombed at Brest, likely removing Prinz Eugen from Atlantic action. Churchill notes May as a strong Atlantic month and outlines Britain's hard war, urging unity and warning against peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Mackenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
Winston Churchill
Britain
RAF
Prinz Eugen
Bismarck
Brest
Scharnhorst
Gneisenau
Atlantic
Brittany
Churchill
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Berlin
Tokyo
Japan
France
Hood
Weather conditions across the Great Plains and Mississippi valleys
Light to moderate rain soaked much of the Great Plains and Mississippi and Ohio valleys in the last 24 hours while fair weather prevailed elsewhere. Cool morning temperatures covered most of the country except the Southern Atlantic Gulf States and lower Mississippi valley. A high pressure system stretched from the Pacific to the Rockies, with a low centered over Iowa and extending across the plains and valley. Local forecast calls for partly cloudy skies this afternoon, clearing tonight, and Thursday sees morning fair then partly cloudy with a slight warming trend. Mead B Wetherbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
Mississippi
Ohio
Atlantic and
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Iowa
Mead B. Wetherbe
Altering Oil Lease Made It Invalid
In a landmark ruling the New Mexico Supreme Court held that an illegally altered oil lease voided the Lea county acreage rights. The majority reversed a 1936 Lea county judgment, finding title changes while in escrow in Cisco Texas invalidated the lease and kept oil interests with Mosley and others. Dissenting members questioned Mosley’s equity in the oil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Supreme Court
Lea County
Magnolia Petroleum
General
Brice
Mabry
Bickley
Sadler and
Zinn
Lea
Cisco, Tex
Ennis C. Mosley
Mosley
Justice Sadler
Hagerman News: local visits and farewells before navy move
M C Owen plans departure for San Diego to rejoin his navy unit after visiting his mother Mrs Elton Lankford. Many relatives and friends joined a large family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jank ford, including Ar tesia guests and the Baird family. Visitors from Ellinwood Oklahoma and Santa Rita toured the Wyman and Perry households as relatives arrived for events. The Raynell Cumpstens were seen with the Rabb family from Arizona, and a funeral in Bridgeport Texas drew off Still and his son. Woman's Club extends thanks to Roswell Daily Record for printing notices, praising courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Owen
Elton Lankford
San Diego
Navy
Jankford
Owen
J. C. Floore
Artesia
George Baird
Penny Evans
Kenneth Stine
Margaret Slade
Ellinwood
Ohkla
Stine
Missing Bomber In Canal Zone Jungle
A United States army bomber with seven occupants was located today in the El Valle region of Panama 150 miles from the canal near Panama City. No word on the crew or on an observation plane with three aboard missing since Sunday. Ground searchers reached the crash site but authorities could not confirm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Branshaw
CIO
Army
Harry Bridges
California
Bridges
Panama
el Valle
Canal
Building Permits for Five Residential Projects Noted
H. L. Frost begins a 5 room house and garage at 909 N Missouri costing 2000 dollars. Juanita Tabarez plans a 2 room house at 310 E Albuquerque for 300 dollars. Earl Nilson remodels at 114 E Albuquerque for 150 dollars. Mrs. Allen Doyle starts a 5 room house at 308 S Kansas for 2000 dollars. C Joel Green remodels No 1 Morningside for 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Frost
N. Missouri
Juanita Tabarez
E. Albuquerque
Earl Nilson
Allen Doyle
S. Kansas
C. Joel Green
Morningside
Legal ruling notes seven year wait on oil discovery
The passage cites a decision where a party waited about seven years after accepting money before suing, during which oil was discovered near the property. The majority opinion, led by Sadler, argues that this results in grave injustice to innocent purchasers of a valuable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Death Toll 15 in Texas and La by Floods and Winds
Floods and tornadic winds ravaged Texas and northwest Louisiana killing 15. In Albany Texas a flash flood from dam collapses swept 12 to their deaths. Trinity River rose ten feet flooding Dallas area highways. In Mooringsport Louisiana two deaths occurred and Cross Lake fishing boat capsized. Georgia Bryant died after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage from storm excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Louisiana
Albany
Tex
North
Trinity A
Collin
Denton
Shreveport
Mooringsport
J. L. Ravencraft
Gladenwater
Cross Lake
Georgia Bryant
Governor names trio to study Elephant Butte spillway risk
Santa Fe New Mexico June 11 Governor Miles appointed a committee of three officials to survey flood danger if Elephant Butte spillway overflows this year. Highway engineer Burton Dwyre state engineer W C Smith and assistant adjutant general E L Safford will travel to Hot Springs for the assessment. He said no immediate danger of overflow exists but concern has grown as the reservoir rises rapidly this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Elephant Butte
Burton Dwyre
W. C. Smith
E. L. Safford
Hot Springs
New Mexico Motor Vehicle Crash Toll Rises in April
Santa Fe reports 300 motor vehicle accidents in April causing 16 deaths and 98 injuries. For January through April 1941, 63 people were killed and 398 injured, up from 50 deaths and 252 injuries in the same period of 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
al S. Roughton
Grace Cummins Named County School Superintendent
In Silver City New Mexico Grace Cummins widow of the late John F. Cummins was appointed by the Grant county board of commissioners to serve the unexpired term as county school superintendent. The former teacher assumed duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Grace Cummins
John F. Cummins
Grant County Board of Commissioners
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Aluminum Company of America
Defense Mediation Board
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V. W. Conciliation Service
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AFL Machinists’ Union
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By Fred Vanderschmidt
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Mr. Churchill
Adolf Hitler
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Hagerman News
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