First Wedding at Post Chapel Roswell Army Flying School
Miss Jandie Winch of Chicago wed aviation cadet Robert George Einberg in a ceremony at the Roswell Army Flying School Post Chapel attended by sixty cadets. Choral music by Miss Annie B McClenney, with Mendelssohn’s March as the couple departed, followed a brief wedding trip. The bride will reside in Roswell until her husband’s graduation next month.
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Roswell
Army Flyg School
Jandie Winch
Chicago
Beame
Robert George Einberg
Edgar H. Brimberry
Nnie B. McClenney
M. E. Parker
Martha Pekarek
Bakou
Joseph Rudder
Miss Winsh
Sidelights on World War I Vet Warns of Auto Market Strain
An American overseas veteran cautions against over-confidence, noting Roswell’s June passenger car quota of 68, and that used car commerce helps auto dealers avoid bread-line economics. He fears gasoline rationing and says Roosevelt aims to push rationing to preserve rubber, leaving little room for change.
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U. S
Ausalia
Roswell
Roosevelt
Mr. Spiller
Army Tests for airplane construction and subcontracting
Army Air Forces advances in substitutes to conserve strategic metals. Wood and plastics dominate AT series trainers including AT-10 AT-13 and AT-15 with all wood airframes and minimal metal. AT-6A and PT models shift to steel and plywood to save aluminum, reducing weight and enabling mass production. Small items also shifted to wood plastics and low carbon steel across many trainer types.
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Army Air Forces
Duramold
Halley urges action on car travel and tax warrants
R L Halley warns there will be travel restrictions if gas rationing is declared while Sheriff Young says warrants for unpaid personal taxes will be served promptly. He urges delinquent taxpayers to consult County Treasurer Skinner to address the issue.
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R. L. Halley
Ddy County
Frank Young
Sebastian
Julius Skinner
Sheriff Young
Ginsberg Makes East Texas Field Trip For Fraternal Visit
Ben B. Ginsberg, a past exalted ruler and key member of the patriotic fraternity, travels east Texas for a field trip and plans to reach Omaha, with a possibility of arriving Sunday to listen in on events.
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Ben B. Ginsberg
East Texas
Omaha
War time entertainment and war stamps at San Diego spot
Fred Tipton, longtime meat and beverage dealer in Roswell and Pecos Valley, writes from the Tower Hotel in San Diego about one of the nation’s wartime “seething spots.” He says entertainment for the boys inspires his belief that every pleasure warrants an equal sum in war stamps, urging civilians to act as the war effort shapes the greatest period in history.
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Fred Tipton
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Tower Hotel
San Diego
Activ
Roswell native writes from Milk Home in Los Angeles
Willis Anderson, raised in Roswell and a WWI veteran, writes cheerfully from the National Milk Home in Los Angeles. He remains hopeful for the day he can breathe Roswell air again, though that day seems distant.
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Willis Anderson
Roswell
National Milky
Los Angeles
Record of Bard community veteran family inquiry
Fred Jarvis of Tucumcari spoke Wednesday of pride in the Morgan family record from Bard community in Quay county. Charles Morgan was an overseas veteran the other time and now has three sons in the ranks. He asked if a better record exists locally. no quick answer was available. Several cases show three brothers in service, but no known instance of four.
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Fred Jarvis
Tucumcari
Charles Morgan
Bard
Quay County
Morgan
Rothers
Vaughn forecasts large crowd at New Mexico singing conve
W L Vaughn of Clovis predicts a vast throng from across New Mexico at the State Singing Convention set for June 13 and 14. The program will feature line and rubber gunwales and patriotic numbers ad lib during the two days.
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W. L. Vaughn
Clovis
New Mexico
E W Spiller of Gallup Comments on OPM Statement
E W Spiller of Gallup remarks on a Wednesday, not impressed by the statement from the OPM.
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E. W. Spiller
Gallup
OPM
Bass Fishing Lessons From Major Brown At Red Bluff
Carl Johnson concedes that Maj. R. R. Brown is a good trout fisherman but has much to learn about bass fishing and stringer use. At Red Bluff Brown, an apt pupil, discovers the south end of a stringer is as important as the north end.
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Carl Johnson
Maj. R. R. Brown
Red Bluff
Major Brown
Elliott Colquitt Seeks Saloon Echoes in Roswell Search
Elliott Colquitt of Raton, here yesterday, complained he could not locate Hoss Cummins saloon. He recalled it was thriving when he left Roswell about thirty years ago.
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Elliott Colquitt
Raton
Hoss Cummins
Colquitt
Roswell
Roswell Man Receives BA From Vanderbilt University
William L. Minton of Roswell earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Vanderbilt University on June 8. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Minton. Minton joined Kappa Sigma and Skull and Bones, served as vice-president of his chapter, copy editor of the Hustler, and is a 2nd lieutenant in the Medical Corps Reserve.
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William L. Minton
Roswell
Vanderbilt University
E. G. Minton
Bill Minton
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Skull and Bones
Hustler
Medical Corps
Bill
Nashville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Min
Mrs R L Burrow Named As Candidate For State President
Mrs R L Burrow of Roswell and Mrs Walter Ker of Gallup have announced candidacies to succeed Mrs Jopling as state president of the American Legion Auxiliary. The department convention is set for June 25 to 27 in Alvarado with hostesses from Hugh A Carlisle and Benavides Grande units. National Legion Commander Lynn Stambaugh is expected to address a joint dinner.
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Hugh A. Carlisle
Benavides Grande
American Legion Auxiliary
Department
Vance Carothers
Carothers
American Legion
Legion
Lynn Stambaugh
Fargo
North Dakota
John Unverson
Alvarado Hotel
Auxiliary
Jopling
Reuben Burrow
Roswell
Walter Ker
Gallup
Joplingere
Henry Brocke
Gamerco
Joe Pan
Ton Visited Relatives in Kentucky While They Were Away
A brief notice notes that Ton traveled to Kentucky to visit relatives while the household was away, details limited to the visit and absence.
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Ton
Kentucky
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