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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
6
British radio cites Social Democrat as saying Germany cancelled leaves and began recall for 1923 births. Finnish government imposes travel limits in northern border areas akin to wartime restrictions amid German troop movements through northern Finland.
Dis patches from Bucharest report the Russian ambassador Arkady I Lavrentiev in German occupied Romania will return to Moscow within a few days. No reason given.
Notice directed to builders and painters to visit R. V. Young at Triangle Lumber Co located at 23rd and North Main for supplies and guidance. Ends with phone-like contact and a short promotional call.
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady at 15 points higher in June 1913 trading. Sales reached 3,818 bales with middling grade at 13.62 cents per pound.
In a Roswell scene two milkmen banter about Father’s Day and a proclaimed blackout on June 28. A playful booster tone cites Marathon Timed Gasoline and Endurance Motor Oil. Mary Cleary of Owl Drug mentions tourists warned about flood danger near New Mexico, while readers are asked for opinions.
An advertisement praising Marathon Endurance Motor Oil highlights its superior endurance and urges readers to switch from their current oil. The copy features a playful sports metaphor with the Marathon Man and ends with a light closing remark about summer and church attendance.
OSSINING New York counted 31 murders avenged today with the electrocuting of Harry Strauss and Martin Goldstein, Brooklyn murder syndicate leaders. They died at Sing Sing between 10 and 10 09 p m, Goldstein first then Strauss who spoke in his final moments.
Classified notices list a 10 acre farm with a modern home on city limits offered for sacrifice terms. Office 285, home 64, 417 Whit? Building, 6-13t3c.
SANTA FE New Mexico June 13 The state board of education voided an attempt to dismiss McAlister superintendent R L Davis and his wife economics teacher after finding county officials failed to give required notice before term end. Contracts renewed automatically as McAlister closed May 16. The board also weighed Prairieview Lovington consolidation amid attendance concerns and awaited a survey on a controversial adoptions system before bidding on new textbooks.
New York stocks close with mixed results as several major issues post gains and losses. Key names include AT&T Boeing General Electric Standard Oil firms along with AmAir AmCan and US Steel trading widely in values.
Chaves county selective service headquarters today received a call for three colored men to be inducted into the army on July 1. The local board is asking for volunteers.
A fragmentary verse expresses a playful blessing for a barefoot boy, referencing a carefree childhood and looming national debt. The tone blends affection with caution, hoping the child enjoys youth before responsibilities grow.
Wells drilled and equipped for motor samso deep windmills and stockwell cylinders at Stockman's Well and Supply Co located at 314 E. 4th. Phone 14R3.
The wool market shows little action despite a large government bid for 17,684,900 yards of military fabrics and 1,500,000 blankets to be opened June 26. Mills are well sold ahead, awaiting any differential for domestic wool. Also reports demand shifts in Texas and the Midwest, with mohair steady. Kansas City livestock markets show slow trading across hogs, cattle, and sheep with modest price movements.
The curb market finished with fractional moves as Alum Co, Am Book, Bliss, Carrier Corp, Cities Service, Eagle-Pick, Hecla, Humble Oil, and other listed issues showed slight shifts. Trading remained cautious with small gains and losses across the board.
Boston market notes slow activity in Worsted greasy wools while woolen types see fair demand. Eight months Texas wools and pulled domestic wools show some sales volume. scoured foreign wools also traded. French combing fine territory wools at 1.00 to 1.03 dollars per pound in grease move slowly with soft quotations. bright combing wools remain quiet with occasional carloads priced just under 46 to 47 cents in grease.
Chicago producers report June prices with butter receipts at 1,451,255 and a midmonth mix of scores 93 down to 90, creamery 35 35 1/2 to 34 1/4. Eggs receipts 24,288 with steady current at 24 1/4 and dirties 23, checks 22 1/2, storage packed extras 26. Poultry live demand at 24 trucks, market unchanged.
Treasury 3 ¼s at 45-43 107.2. Fed Farm Mtg remains unquoted. Home Owners Loan 3s at 52-44 106.29. Market notes show price levels and callable status not specified.
In New York on June 13 the stock market drifted downward with many issues easing. Utilities oils rubbers and aircrafts faced selling while steels and motors retreated. rails posted small losses. Transfers reached 434 800 shares as Western Union and Postal Telegraph preferred hit new yearly highs amid merger speculation. Chicago wheat rose while corn hogs and cotton gained, and bonds showed irregular activity.
New York futures ended 12 to 15 points higher with near term July at 13.88 to 13.89 and May at 14.22. Mid state spot cotton in Galveston held at 13.51 with steady demand while New York noted a nominal market.
In Chicago June 13 the wheat market showed July at 1.02 and 1/8, September at 1.03 1/2 to 5/8, December 1.05 3/8 to 1/4. corn July 73 1/4 to 3/8, September 75 1/4 to 3/8, December 77 1/4. oats July old 36 3/4, new 36 1/4 to 3/8, September old 37 1/2, new 37 1/2, December 38 3/8. New York grease wool futures closed 5 points lower, July 93.5 and a half, October 94.0. certificated futures 1.0 to 1.4 cents lower, July 126.6, October 123.4, December 121.6. certificated spot tops at 128.5 N. Bid.
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