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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
7
Sidelights discuss wartime recycling and the shift to rubber collection. Citizens are urged to turn in tires for pennies a pound as scrap metals face labor limits. Washington centers note the move, while Boy Scouts aid in collecting rubber, seen as the nation’s greatest need.
Sen Dennis Chavez of New Mexico announced support for A M Fernandez a public service commission member who plans to run in the Democratic primary for the U S House of Representatives. Chavez praised Fernandez as intelligent energetic and sincere and urged more candidates like him for office. He noted thousands of supporters state wide for Fernandez and for Judge Bryan Johnson for governor. Chavez planned to return to Washington after addressing the National Assembly of the League of United Latin American Citizens.
Haskell Standridge struck eleven in a row and finished with 223 299 194 for a 716 three game series at Berkey Alley. He fell one pin short of a perfect game on the 12th ball, breaking the alley record of 288 and winning a $15 prize. Jim Rallis trails with a 700 series.
Officials extended a search today for a plane sighted falling northeast of Roswell on Wednesday night. No military aircraft reported missing and no reports of missing private or commercial planes have been received.
The Allied and neutral ship toll in the western Atlantic since Pearl Harbor reached 277 today with a Bogota report of another victim. Latest sinkings include a Norwegian vessel in the Gulf of Mexico and a Dutch freighter Flora near Point Pajaro, each blamed on German U boats. Colombian and other crews rescued crewmen and passengers, with one engineer fatality reported.
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