Roswell Morning Dispatch Notice and Circulation Details
The Roswell Morning Dispatch, a seven day daily paper, outlines publishing details, ownership by McEvoy Brothers, and management contacts. It lists mailing and carrier rates, regional circulation in Chaves and adjoining counties, and advertising representation across major cities. The notice covers republication rights with Associated Press content and instructions to correct any erroneous reflections.
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Kana City
Los Angeles
Daha
San Francisco
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Associated Press
Ragwell Morning Dispatch
Daily Bible Thought on Fear Faith and Death
A devotional note quotes I Corinthians 15 26 about conquering fear through love and faith. It asserts death as the last enemy to be destroyed and uses a classic biblical verse to emphasize spiritual victory.
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Daily Bible
Traffic on Highway Near Unspecified Area Sparks Call for Action
Fragments argue that vehicles can operate on the same highway within miles and at the same time, prompting calls for corrective measures to resolve the ongoing concurrency issue.
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Hicles
Roswell Drivers Urged to Fix Hazardous Night Traffic
Dispatch reports a Roswell area driver encountering three parked vehicles on highways at night with no proper lighting or flares and a car without lights, highlighting dangerous conditions and urging enforcement beyond a “farcical” brake and light law. The note also mentions global notes on peat, manganese, and transportation taxes.
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Bottomless Lakes Park
Roswell
Pecos River
Public sale in Roswell to satisfy Binns judgment
W B Binns and Binns Mercantile Co obtained a Chaves County New Mexico judgment for 645.12 plus costs 920.24. On July 7, 1941 at 10 a.m. the sheriff will sell at the west door of the Chaves County Courthouse the defendant Clark Cunningham’s listed property to satisfy the judgment, cash bidder to highest bidder. Sale of heavy equipment and goods includes turbines tanks pipe drill bits and scrap, with full inventory described. Sheriff Frank Young signs the notice. dates June 16, 23, 30 and July 7.
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W. B. Binns
W. B. Binns, Jr
Binns Mercentile Company
Clark Cunningham
District Court
Chaves County
New Mexico
Chaves County Court House
Roswell
Kohler Power Plant
Moon Make
Chaves
N. M Frank Young
State OF New Mexico
Emma Reynolds Smith
Louisa A. Smith
L. M. William
L. M. Williams
L. W. Tarkenton
A. B. Tarkenton
Charles R. Tarkenton
Roxana Oil Company
J. G. Gantz
Township
Legal notice attested by clerk seals document in 1941
The attorney for the plaintiff is H. C. Buchly of Roswell New Mexico. In witness whereof I have subscribed my name and affixed my official seal this the 13th day of June 1941. MarcieLle A. Puckett seal Clerk of the District Court.
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H. C. Buchly
Roswell
New Mexico
Marcielle A. Puckett
District Court
Parker Beats McNeill To Win Tri Ple A Tennis Title
Frankie Parker of Altadena California, ranked No 5, defeated national champion Don McNeill of Oklahoma City in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-2 to win the Tri ple A Invitational at St Louis Parker stayed in back court to control McNeill with steady returns McNeill seed No 1 also lost the doubles final to Wayne Sabin and Gardnar McNoy 6-2 6-3 6-3
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ST. Louis
Frankie Parker
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Parker
Altadenna
Calif
McNeill
Wayne Sabin
Reno
Nev
Gardnar McNoy
Coral Gables
Fla
Ramonsita Sigala Dies at Six Months in Deming Street Home
Ramonsita Sigala six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Sigala, died yesterday at 9:00 am at 609 East Deming Street after a three day illness. Survived by six siblings Rosa Odelia Estella Joe Pete and Frances Sigala. Funeral 4:00 pm at St Johns Catholic Church conducted by Father Lambert Prockman. Interment South Park Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home directed.
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Ramonsita Sigala
Lorenza Sigala
East Deming Street
Rosa
Odelia
Estella
Joe
Pete
Frances Sigala
St. Johns Catholic Church
Father Lambert Prockman
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Woodworkers Union Accepts Mediation Return to Camps
Olympia reporters note that CIO International Woodworkers of America members voted 30 to 1 to accept a Defense Mediation Board proposal. The plan would send them back to work immediately in 53 northwest lumber camps and mills as a result of the agreement.
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Olympia
Wash
CIO International Woodworkers of America
Defense Mediation Board
Northwest
Hitler Drives Toward India as Russia Faces Threats
Uncensored dispatches reveal 1.5 million German troops massed on the Soviet border signaling a possible invasion. Hitler demands Poland’s return, Baltic states, Bessarabia, and parts of Ukraine, while planning oil-rich approaches via Iran toward India, pinching Britain between Syria and Palestine.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Soviet
Hitler
Poland
Rumania
Greece
Yugoslavia
Baltic
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
India
Bessarabia
Ukraine
Caucasus
Baku
Batum
Iran
Indian Ocean
Syria
Palestine
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Ickes
John Cudahy
War Department
Catroux
Deniz
Smith
al Smith
White House
Roosevelt
New York
Empire State Building
Robert, Jr
American Labor Party
LaGuardia
OPM
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
al, Sr
LaGuardia-Hillman
Jepperson’s confession fuels Arkwright case twists
In the hotel panic, Jepperson admits entering Markham’s room and finding money hidden with a bed springs ax after Jepperson recalls a clue from Miss Kramer’s death. Loring presses for truth while Janet and Joel plan to obtain a crucial NY reply to crack the case.
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Anet
Joel
Corcoran
Loring
Robbie
Jepperson
Captain Loring
Mr. Markham
Markham
Mrs. Arkwright
Janet
McLeod
New York
Serial Continuation Note from 1941 Copyright
A placeholder credit states continuation of a serial with fictitious characters, attributed to Simon and Schuster in 1941. It indicates ongoing publication context within a period publisher's catalog.
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Simon & Schuster, Inc
Townsend Receives Army Ordnance Association Invite
The story follows a discussion where Townsend is praised as a real fellow who would not issue orders. A general remark notes he is the first man from OPM who did not want to give orders. The word spreads that Townsend deserves A-1 treatment as he receives an invitation to join the Army Ordnance Association.
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OPM
Townsend
The
Army Ordnance Association
Civilians Receive Rare Honor in 1941
In a 1941 United Feature Syndicate report a group of civilians earns a rare honor, recognizing outstanding service to the community and country. The ceremony highlights acts of bravery, humanitarian aid, and selfless contributions, underscoring civilian leadership during challenging times.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Finland Urges Evacuation Of Women And Children
A Dagens Nyheter dispatch from Helsinki reports Finland has long encouraged voluntary evacuation of women and children from Stockholm’s capital area to reduce risk amid ongoing tensions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dagens Nyheter
Helsinki
Finland
Economy of Movie Making In Hollywood Parody
Robbin Coons mockingly outlines a simplistic, budget cutting approach to scriptwriting. He jokes about removing romance, wedding scenes, and costly shoot requirements, suggesting lean methods to avoid costly production and yet still attract audiences amid a box office slump.
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Nix
C. Aubrey Smith
Eugene Palette
Charles Coburn
Mitchell reborn in Congress as war hero cleared
Washington Daybook notes a renewed push to clear Brig. Gen. William L. Mitchell of his army discharge. The Wisconsin Assembly resolution asks Congress to take official action to fully clear his name, citing his stand for air warfare and criticizing his court martial as unjust.
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William L
Billy” Mitchell
United States Army
Mitchell
Congress
Stephen Welles
Wisconsin
House
Edward F. Hiller
Racine
Assembly
Senate
Congress of the United States
William L. Mitchell
Crossword Puzzle Freee Flier and Clues Pack
A compact crossword puzzle page with numbered across and down clues covering mountain mineral spring rice glucose and fairy terms. Includes foreign phrases Spanish Aunt English city hints Gaelic names and various short wordplay entries.
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Pope
Ita
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