Lions to Use Ineligible Pitcher In Roswell Game
T Y Gardner Jr reports a Roswell clash where the Lions Club allegedly plans to use Dee Zimmerman, an ineligible star pitcher, in Friday’s game against the Ad Club. The Ad Club claims Zimmerman was not properly admitted to Lions membership per June 1 1939 rules, raising accusations of unfair play. Ticket sales show Ad Club ahead roughly three to one.
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T. Y. Gardner, Jr
Lions Club
Roswell
Dee Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Ad Club
B. F. Fields, Jr
Spirit Tops Baseball Spirit in Cooperstown tribute fuels three New York clubs
Spirit is praised as the driving force behind the Yankees Giants and Dodgers as Cooperstown honors baseball. Dodgers ride a west coast swing and sit near St Louis. Giants seek a repeat west invasion while Bill Terry touts the right spirit. Yankee lineup returns Dimaggio boosts a 24-29 home stretch. Ads note F H A loans and local insurance services with contact details.
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Associated Press
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N. Y
New York
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Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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Platbush
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Polo Grounds
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Indians
Browns
White Sox
Dimaggio
Champion Runners To Meet Saturday
Princeton track set for Saturday with Glenn Cunningham leading entries in the Princeton invitation meet. Johnny Woodruff shifts to the 880 yard race from NCAA duties in Los Angeles. Rideout twins travel from Denton to represent North Texas Teachers, Wayne Rideout brings bride Emma Jean Watson from Overton Texas. A mile highlight pairs Cunningham Fenske San Romani and Rideouts against Sidney Wooderson, Britain's mile record holder who arrived from England.
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Princeton
N. J
Glenn Cunningham
Washington
Lady Lindsay
Glenn
Johnny Woodruff
University of Pittsburgh
Texas
North Texas
Wayne
Emma Jean Watson
Overton
Cunningham
Chuck Fenske
Archie San Romani
Great Britain
Sidney Wooderson
England
Special Communication Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M
Roswell Lodge No 18 of the Free and Accepted Masons holds a special communication on Wednesday June 14 at 7 30 p m to perform work on the third degree Attest Elmer H Riemen secretary
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Roswell Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Britain weighs response as Far East tensions rise
Britain shifts from Europe to a difficult Far East crisis with British Japanese incidents. Tientsin blockade risk looms as the cabinet debates actions if Japan blocks British and French concessions. Authorities seek to avert a blockade and demand proof before handing over four Chinese accused of terrorism. A British businessman R M Tinkler was fatally bayoneted in Pootung after a clash with a Japanese naval landing party, prompting a serious government view.
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Far East
Cabinet
Tientsin
Britain
China
R M. Tinkler
Pootung
Woosung River
Shanghai
Nome cooler advert promises cool home at low cost
An advertising brief touts a Nome cooler for homes, claiming better appearance and performance with a 16 square foot pad area model priced at 42.50. It includes a free trial and lists Fal coni Electrical Service with a phone number 289. 6-6t26c
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Falconi Electrical Service
Beginning Monday Iris Grade Sale at 210 South Kentucky
A local advertisement notes a good grade of mixed iris available starting Monday at 210 South Kentucky. The price is 50 cents per dozen.
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Kentucky
Home Grown Cabbage and Candy Crisp Carrots Ad
Andersons Gardens promotes home grown cabbage and vegetables in a compact advertisement. The layout highlights cabbage, carrots, and green beans as featured produce and invites readers to visit for fresh garden picks.
Roswell Auditorium Committee Convenes for Planning Meeting
The committee tasked with securing a civic auditorium in Roswell met yesterday afternoon for a general discussion of plans and next steps to advance the project.
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Ay Civic Auditorium
Roswell
Pickup Truck and Car Collide at Main and Sixth
A pickup driven by Van Tanner and a car driven by Charles Lawey Jr. collided last night at 6th and Main. The truck sustained greater damage while the automobile incurred only minor damage.
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van Tanner
Charles Lawey, Jr
Main
Wetsel Wellman Bound Over On Theft Charges
Wetsel Wellman was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing before Judge Pat O Neill. He faces charges of stealing a wrist watch and two diamond rings. Bond was set at 500 dollars on each charge.
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Wetsel Wellman
Pat O’neill
J. P
Bond
Furnished apartment and house for rent
Too Late To Classify Rimt Rant: we BWW SAY s THREE ROOM furnished apartment, electric refrigeration, private bath, garage. Phone 69 or 467. For Rent: FIVE ROOM furnished house. From June 19 until Sept. 1st. 1308 N. Penn.
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N. Penn
Burgunder Murder Trial Seeks Venue Change Denied
Defense counsel in Phoenix failed to move the Burgunder murder trial to another county and asked for a court continuance. Judge Howard Speakman denied the venue change after considering claims of bias from photographs and editorials. Burgunder, 22, is accused of shooting two auto dealers during a car demonstration on April 29. The defense cites prior alienist reports and Seattle psychiatrists as potential evidence of insanity. The murder trial for Ellis Koury is set for July 5 before a different judge.
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Ariz
Robert Burgunder
C. T. McKinney
Howard C. Speakman
McKinney
Jack Peterson
Ellis Koury
W. T. Choisser
Burgunder
Speakman
Seattle
Peterson-Koury
Koury
Will Roosevelts Return Royal Visit
Washington observers debate a fall trip by President Roosevelt and the First Lady to Buckingham Palace after King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited the United States. The royal message thanked the Roosevelts for hospitality but offered no official invitation. Analysts note it is unlikely while he remains in office.
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U. S
Sara Roosevelt
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Panama
William Howard Taft
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Warren G. Harding
Canada
Calvin Coolidge
Cuba
Mr. Roosevelt
Auto Trip For The King and Queen
King George and Queen Elizabeth visited Newcastle New Brunswick for a ten minute street arrival. They then began a 108 mile automobile run to Fredericton as part of a 27 day Canadian leg of their U S tour before sailing from Halifax on Thursday night toward Newfoundland.
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N. B
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Queen Elizabeth
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King
Fredericton
Halifax
Britain
Newfoundland
Senate OKs bill to speed farm benefit payments
The Senate passed and sent to the House a bill directing the secretary of agriculture to accelerate 1938 benefit payments to farmers who participated in the program. The action was taken in Washington on June 13.
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Washington
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
24 Pupils Start Red Cross Life Saving Course
A class of 24 pupils began a Red Cross life saving course at the municipal swimming pool this morning. Rev. F. B. Howden Jr. is the instructor. Sessions run every morning 10 to 12 for the rest of the week. Both junior and senior courses are offered with boys girls men and women enrolled.
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Red Cross
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F. B. Howden, Jr
Hatch Seeks Details On 1937 Crop Control Plan
Senator Hatch of New Mexico said the 1937 crop control program has faced delays in payments as farmers await technical compliance details. The comment highlights administrative hurdles delaying government support amid the legislation’s rollout.
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Senator Hatch
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Cullender Is Kiwanis Speaker At Luncheon
James M. H. Cullender delivered a notable talk at the Kiwanis luncheon, reviewing his essay on Japan Must Fight Britain by Lt. Commander Tota Ishmaru. Bill Phillips joined as a new member. Dr. W. D. McPherson and E. M. Aispaugh of Denver attended. Dr. C. M. Biffert presided. WPA head Harrington testified on the possible Communist leanings of some workers in the unemployed alliance before a House committee.
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James M. H. Cullender
Kiwanis
Japan
Britain
Tota Ishmaru
Bill Phillips
W. D. McPherson
E. M. Alspaugh
Denver
C. M. Biffert
Washington
WPA
Harrington
Workers Alliance
House
Alliance
Negro Well Baby Clinic Scheduled Thursday Morning
A negro well baby clinic will be held Thursday morning at 8 o'clock at 108 South Kansas. Mothers are asked to note the time was changed from afternoon to morning to avoid the hottest part of the day.
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South Kansas
Driver Charged In Fatal Hagerman Train Collision
State police sergeant Jack L. Nichols filed a charge of driving without a 1939 license in J. P. court today against J. Gonzales of Hagerman. He drove the automobile involved in a collision with a train at Hagerman Saturday night, causing the death of 13 year old Julia Carrillo of Diamond A ranch.
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Jack L. Nichols
J. P
J. Gonzales
Hagerman
Julia Carrillo
Diamond
Prentice Mills Fined for Speeding by Police Judge
Prentice Mills received a $10 speeding fine issued by Police Judge Pat O Neill. The citation states the offense occurred on a local road and the case was heard in municipal court. Judge O Neill imposed the penalty after a brief hearing, with no further penalties reported.
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Prentice Mills
Pat O’neill
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