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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention large loan figures and foreign loans to promote trade. References include amounts like 500 million and 250 million, plus a 100 million figure, all tied to 1940 era finance. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A palace column reports on discussions for peace in the Balkans and eastern Mediterranean. Nazi decrees in the Bohemia Moravia protectorate bar Jews from real estate, stocks, new businesses, or operating after July 31 without consent. Goebbels urged Britain to settle the Danzig question and Polish corridor quickly, addressing 120,000 Germans at the Olympic Stadium to mark the start of summer.
Baton Rouge June 22 An unheralded change signals resignation next week with nearly 11 months left in his term. The fiery 43 year old lieutenant governor, once a critic of the late Senator Long, rushes to New Orleans for political conferences and vows to carry on the work of Gov. O. K. Allen and Richard W. Leche. The move unsettles former Huey Long aides preparing to run for governor as the incumbent holds a key advantage.
Washington June 22 The House reversed a March decision and joined the Senate in approving a 225 million parity payments fund added to the soil conservation program. The 180 to 175 vote embraced a compromise between bills from both chambers, as Congress moves to finish the 1.2 billion agriculture act.
Lawmakers seek defeat of a Senate plan to add 113 million dollars to the agriculture department bill for disposal of farm surpluses, aiming to block the cotton export subsidy program in the process.
W A Hawkins 78 prominent New Mexico Republican died at the Veterans Hospital after a two week illness. He had retired to La Luz near Alamogordo after living in Carlsbad Silver City and El Paso. He worked for the El Paso Southwestern Railway and later as attorney for Southern Pacific. He practiced law with A B Fall in El Paso. Survived by widow three sons and a daughter Mrs Osborne Wood. Burial expected at Santa Fe National Cemetery.
Heavy rain fell this afternoon at Hagerman, according to residents who traveled to Roswell from the area.
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