Letters From Roswell Reader Support War Aid And Dog Ordinance
A Roswell Daily Record letter page presents W F Lynch urging action to confront Hitler and support England, highlighting faith in God, American duty, and drafting citizens. He argues against delayed policies, notes losses in 1918, and urges production to aid allies. A second letter warns against irresponsible dog owners pushing for a city ordinance limiting marauding dogs, urging responsible ownership and law enforcement.
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W. F. Lynch
Roswell Daily Record
Will Robinson
C. C. Henry
Europe
Mr. Henry
Hitler
England
France
America
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Garden of Eden
Solomon
Christ
God
Titus
Rome
Jerusalem
Miss Harrison to Speak on Coro Cuarto Broadcast
Nana Hilliary Harrison noted author and poetess will guest on the Coronado Cuarto broadcast on KGFL tomorrow from 10 15 to 10 45. She will read some of her poems and sketches suited to the Coronado Cuarto celebration.
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Nana Hilliary Harrison
KGFL
Harrison
Jewelry Salesman Loses Bag With $15000 Diamonds
In Columbia South Carolina a jewelry salesman left a bag in a hotel lobby. A bell boy, unaware of ownership, moved it to the checkroom about five hours later. The salesman returned later that day and recovered the bag containing mounted diamonds valued at fifteen thousand dollars.
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Columbia, S. C
Billy the Kid to Ride Again in Old Lincoln Town
Lincoln New Mexico hosts a three day fiesta retelling the Billy the Kid legend near the Lincoln county courthouse. Peter Hurd will portray the outlaw in the drama Sure Fire as Coronado, Tunstall, and the cattle war are recalled through costumes, church bells, dances, and a planned Mexican wedding with Governor Lew Wallace offering amnesty past.
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Billy the Kid
Old Lincoln
Lincoln
N. M
Southwest
Kid
Coronado
Peter Hurd
San Patricio
Lincoln County
Phillip Stevenson
J. H. Tunstall
Camp Capitan
National Youth Administration
Ellis Hotel
Territorial
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Coronado commissions announce regional festival plan
In Albuquerque in June the Coronado commission reveals plans for regional festivals starting with Old Lincoln New Mexico and concluding this fall with a large Southwestern Spanish fiesta possibly in El Paso Texas. Dr A L Campa leads the program for the Coronado Exposition Commission and notes another regional event set for Las Cruces and Old Mesilla where the Gadsden Purchase was made, date to be decided.
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Albuquerque
Coronado Commission
Old Lincoln
N. M
el Paso
Texas
A. L. Campa
U. S. Coronado Exposition Commission
Las Cruces
Old Mesilla
Gadsden Purchase
Senate Debates Tax Bill and Defense Funding Move
Senate continues debate on a 1,007,000 tax bill while an appropriations subcommittee reviews a 1,700,000,000 supplementary defense fund. House debates a Monroe Doctrine affirmation and naval hearings open on a 1,200,000,000 fleet expansion bill. Foreign affairs weighs neutrality act amendments.
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Associated Press
Senate
Appropriations
HOUSE
Naval Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Silver City Rodeo Joins AAA For Fourth Of July Weekend
Silver City's seventh annual rodeo opens July 4 for three days of bronc riding and cow-country events with AAA affiliation. Prize money tops $2,500 with about $5,000 in total awards, entry fees added. A 25-horse string known as the Cuff Burrell western coast stock will be featured, plus trick riding, roping, bull fighting, and other acts. Top professional riders are expected to enter. locals may compete as well.
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Silver City
N. M
Rodeo Association of America
Cowboy Turtles Association
Burrell Western Coast
New Mexico
AAA
God Is For All Says Dan Luther Edwards
In a sermon citing Act 10 verse 34, Dan Luther Edwards declares God shows no respect for persons. He asserts salvation includes Gentiles and Jews, blacks and whites, and that the ploughman and king share equal sacred rights before God.
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Dan Luther Edwards
Colleen Wright Sends $2 Defense Fund Gift
New York girl Colleen Wright aged 16 saved by walking a mile and a half to school each day, sending two dollars to Washington for the defense of the United States. The gift was acknowledged by Daniel W. Bell, undersecretary of the treasury.
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New York
Sam
Colleen Wright
Washington
United States
Daniel W. Bell
the Treasury
Owl interrupts classroom as teacher halts hooting
In Philadelphia a public school teacher urged an end to the classroom hooting. An owl answered the call by flying in through an open window, creating a surprising disturbance that halted lessons.
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Philadelphia
Senate affirms Monroe Doctrine in tax bill debate
Yesterday the Senate passed a resolution affirming the Monroe Doctrine amid debate over a tax bill. The action sets foreign policy tone while lawmakers wrestle with fiscal measures and potential impacts on international relations.
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Senate
Flood Of Prisoners Is Taxing Germany
Berlin reports hundreds of thousands of Allied prisoners strain German camps as facilities buckle. Jefferson Patterson, U.S. secretary at large, notes prisoners from the low countries and Flanders overflow schools, castles, and barracks across the Reich. He cites food complaints but says rations match those of most Germans. locals sometimes provide extras when prisoners have money.
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Berlin
Jefferson Patterson
United States
Low Countries
Netherlands
Belgium
Flanders
August the Strong
Saxony
Poland
Germany
Reich
Patterson
Mystery two foot fish dredges stones at Mission Bay
Scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the San Diego Natural History Museum study reports of a two foot fish carrying stones in its mouth to the water’s edge and pushing them ashore. The unusual behavior appears near the Mission Bay shore as investigators seek explanations.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Mission Bay Shore
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
San Diego
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