Wall Street trims gains amid unsettled bids on armistice terms
In New York trading June 22 selective stocks edged toward a rally but most issues fell back as traders awaited confirmation of France's armistice terms with Germany. Transfers ran only 203,300 shares in two hours, several favorites rose briefly, yet declines spread toward the close. Bonds were uneven and commodities steady, while Sterling strengthened amid cautious optimism about British gains and potential actions against the Nazis.
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Wall Street
New York
Germany
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Standard Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
J. C. Penney
General Electric
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Neval Motors
Sears Roebuck Consolidated Edison
Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Western Union
Allied Chemical
Boston wool prices ease after early surge
Advanced prices were established on domestic wools in post in the early trading of the past week as mills sought to cover government contract requirements. Trading slackened later, with recent sale prices steady to slightly lower than peak levels. Graded greasy combing brightness sold 34-36 cents, 35-37 cents for half bloods, and 40-42 cents for three eighths and quarter blood grades.
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Boston
USDA
Republicans Edge Toward Nominating Battle Leaders
Delegates arrive as the Republican party debates platform tweaks, proposing tighter rules on delegates and expanding representation for territories. Key figures including Gannett, Bridges, Vandenberg, Taft, Dewey, and Willkie converge as the convention looms. France awaits Germany’s armistice terms while Berlin denies French acceptance.
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National Committee
Rules
Puerto Rico
Philippines
District of Columbia
Congress
Frank Gannett
New York State
Bridges
New Hampshire
Vandenberg
Michigan
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell Willkie
New York
Willkie
Dewey
Dexter News Social Club Honors With Summer Flowers
Mrs. George Wilcox hosted the contract club Wednesday night with beautiful summer flowers in the entertaining rooms. After games a sweet course was served to a long list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Louie Heick and many local residents. High scores went to Mrs. Henrietta Durand and L. Martin, low to Mrs. Wortman and Hal Bogle. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wortman. Dr. E. G. Lathrop and family returned from El Paso and Las Cruces, while W. D. Hudson came home from Roosevelt county. Several residents plan summer activities and 4-H events with meetings and encampments noted for July.
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Wilcox
George Wilcox
Louie Heick
L. Martin
Mary Marshall
Henrietta Durand
Raymond Durand
F. L. Mehlhop
O. B. Berry
Belle Hurst
Hal Bogle
E. J. Hubbard
Frank Wortman
Norma Jean Wortman
Wortman
E. G. Lathrop
el Paso
Las Cruces
Clarence Lathrop
W. D. Hudson
Roosevelt County
Earl White
Dexter
H. C. Garrison
Lubbock
White
Louise Hayhurst
Artesia
Leona Carnal
Theo Garrison
Hobbs
John Brockman
Roswell
C. R. Beck
Mary E. Marshall
Home Extension Club
Art Carter
George Sterrett
Cazier
Pauline Cowan
Florence Sterrett
Rosemary Martin
Mary Elizabeth Rutledge
Garnelle Marshall
New York Wool Top Futures End Lower Amid Light Trading
Wool top futures closed six points lower to one higher as about 125000 pounds moved in light trading. Spot interests absorbed scattered trade and commission house offerings. October at 93.9 and December at 92.5 with a meeting at 91.5. Spot standard tops at 105.0. B bid.
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New York
Trade and Commission House
Galveston Cotton Market Report June 22
Spot cotton in Galveston steady with 9 up and mid dl ing at 10.65 cents per pound. No sales reported.
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Orleans
Galveston
Chicago Produce Prices and Dairy Scores Report
Chicago market notes show butter prices at 1 340,591 and creamery scores ranging around 93 with various quot ed prices for 27 to 90 cent ranges. Centralized carrots listed at 26 1/2 and eggs at 22 557 with prices steady. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Chicago
Sunday services and events at Roswell churches
Local churches publish their weekend schedule led by First Baptist with sermons on Friendship and When Jesus Sang. East 4th and Garden Assembly of God notes classes, prayer, youth service, and missionary council. First Church of Christ Scientist lists 11:00 a.m. service, 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, and weekly Reading Room hours with a science-based lesson sermon for June 23.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lea Ave
1St St
Norton Building
Thira and
Richardson
Christian Science Services
Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
First Presbyterian Church Schedules Sunday Services and Events
Kentucky Ave at Third St lists 9:30 Sunday School with classes for all ages. 10:40 Personal Meditation, 10:50 Congregational Worship with sermon Where Is Thy God. Choir sings Beside Still Waters. 6:30 Young Peoples Service on Dr Crowder Lawn East Alameda. 7:45 Union Service at First Methodist Church. All welcome to attend.
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Kentucky Ave
Third St
LeRoy Thompson
D. D
Still Waters
Hamblen
Dr. Crowder Lawn
East Alameda
First Methodist Church
Local Church Notices Promote Services and Schedules
First Baptist Church mission at 214 East 5th lists Sunday School 9 45 a m preaching 11 a m and evening 7 45 p m midweek services Wednesday and Saturday Supt M C Anderson pastor Rev Cecil E Roberts Everyone welcome The Church of God at 814 West 12th led by Rev Catherine Goodman offers Sunday School 10 a m worship 11 a m evangelistic service 7 30 p m and midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Young People's Endeavor Friday 7 30 p m
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Assembly OF God Church East
Faith Gospel Mission
The
Assemblies of God
West Alameda
Ss. S
M. C. Anderson
Cecil E. Roberts
Church OF God
Catherine Goodman
Young People’s Endeavor
Mexican Calvary Baptist Church
East Tilden
J. G. Sanchez
George Garcia
Ed Melendez
Calvary Baptist Church
1St and Richardson
J. Harris Brister
B. F. Fields
Leslie White
Washington
W. B. Atteberry
Tabernacle Baptist Church Service Schedule
Tabernacle Baptist at 107 West 11th Street lists pastor Will R Nelson and Aubrey Elam as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 after Sunday School at 10:00. Evening Bible Study at 7:00 with song service at 7:45 and worship at 8:15. Sermons: The coming of the Lord draweth nigh from James 5 8 and The Fourth Beast of Daniel 7 7.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
West 11Th Street
Will R. Nelson
Aubrey Elam
Clayton Miller
James
Union Daily Vacation Bible School begins June 24 at 9 AM
City union Sunday School on E 7th Street and Grand Avenue invites all children to the Union Daily Vacation Bible School starting Monday morning June 24 at 9 o clock. Clay Scarbrough is superintendent and will guide activities at 2:30 PM each Sunday. All children invited and welcome.
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City Union
7Th St
Grand Ave
Clay Scarbrough
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Saint John's and Saint Andrews Church Services
Saint John’s Catholic Church holds Masses on Sunday at 8 and 10 a m. St Andrew’s Episcopal at Fifth and Penn offers Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Church School at 9 a m and Morning Service at 10 a m Rev F B Howden Jr is rector Visitors are welcome at Saint Andrews.
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Saint John’s
ST. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Fifth and
Penn
F. B. Howden, Jr
the Holy Communion
Saint Andrews
Community church notices from Second Street to North Fourth
The Salvation Army at 124 E Second St hosts Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45 with the sermon The Christian and his Sinning Neighbor A Mens Club meeting follows Tuesday at 745 At Immanuel Lutheran Third and Missouri R Hingst pastor offers Sunday school and Bible class then worship at 1050 A cordial welcome awaits you Trinity Methodist at West Fifth and North by Roland T Schaefer minister lists church school 930 worship 1050 sermon Epworth League 630 and Evening Worship 745 Union Service in the First Methodist Church A cordial welcome extended to all.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church Third and Missouri
R. A. Hingst
Trinity Methodist Church
West Fifth and North By
Roland T. Schaefer
E. E. Patterson
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Dexter Social Notes Reflect Week of Visits
Spending the week in Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox and daughters host family. O. B. Johnson of Roswell visits Dexter Monday. Mrs. J Ley of Houston will visit Dexter from July first. Mr. and Mrs. C L McMains were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D McVicker last Sunday. The McMains with Mrs. Tommy Wayne and Mrs. Russell Smith and children of Albuquerque plan a two week visit to San Antonio. Mrs. Wayne and Mrs. Smith joined the trip from their home. P. H. Adams Jr of Roswell handled business in Dexter Tuesday.
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County Council of the
Home Extension Club
Roswell
Dexter
Mary E. Marshall
John Starling
Elmer’ Bible
Harris Jarnagin
Amos Rutledge
Mary Elizabeth
Arkansas
Carl Caruthers
Virgil Henry
Norma Jean Wortman
The
Ruidoso
Holland Cabin
Albuquerque
Earleen Durand
Texas
Ralph Eugene Linck Jr
Big Spring
Garden City
E. E. Lane
Hagerman
Berkeley
Calif
Reynolds
Sneed
George Wilcox
O. B. Johnson
J. Ley
Houston
C. L. McMains
D. McVicker
Tommy Wayne
Russell Smith
San Antonio
Local Church Services and Schedules
Multiple faith communities in Dexter offer Sunday school worship and youth programs. Calvary Baptist and Dexter Methodist list services, Sunday school and midweek events with named pastors and supervisors. Friends and St Peter's provide Sunday and weekday masses and meeting times at Roswell and 805 South Main.
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St. Peter’s Church
South Main St
Church of Christ Service Schedule at Fifth Street
Church of Christ at 424 East Fifth Street posts weekly services including 10 30 a m worship 7 45 p m preaching and midweek web singing Friday night at 8 p m minutes. Weekend and midweek events listed with times and locations for congregants.
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Church OF Christ
Fifth St
Religious Services At 1212 N Rich Ave Sunday
Public invitation to services at 1212 N Rich Ave with morning 10 30 and evening 7 30 hours plus Wednesday 7 30 mid week service. All are welcome.
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Church OF Christ
N. Rich. Ave
South Main St Worship Times at Local Church
Minister Avis C. Wiggins leads services at 10 45 a m and 8 p m with Bible classes at 9 45 a m and 7 15 p m Midweek services on Wednesday at 8 p m and 9 30 a m
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Church OF Christ South Main St
Avis C. Wiggins
Fiesta at St John Church Parish Fiesta Weekend
The annual Fiesta at St John Church runs from Saturday evening with a Fiesta Dance in the school hall. Refreshments and a Sunday lunch follow, then old-time dancing and services in the evening. Sunday 7:30 pm features Vespers for St John the Baptist followed by Benediction and a Sunday Mass Monday at 8:00 am honors parish members and benefactors. Everyone is welcome.
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St. John the Baptist
Our Lord
St. John’s Parish
Unchangeable Christ Sermon At Richardson Church
First Christian Church Richardson hosts Rev. Harold Enz guest speaker with J R Robinson as Sunday School superintendent and Ruth Emmett as soloist. Morning service at 10:50 features sermon The Unchangeable Christ. Vera Gregg Enz guest organist. Evening Union Service with First Methodist Church.
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First Christian Church
Richardson
Harold Enz
Will Hortenstein
J. R. Robinson
Christ
Garber
Oklahoma
Wmiss
Ruth Emmett
Vera Gregg
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church Service Times at 2nd and Penn
The First Methodist Church at 2nd and Penn invites worshippers with Sunday School at 9 30 and services at 10 50 in the morning and 7 45 in the evening. Pastor Thomas W Brabham D D leads, Major L B Plummer is general superintendent, and the church emphasizes air conditioning and classes for every age.
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First Methodist Church
2Nd
Penn
Thomas W. Brabham
D. D
L. B. Plummer
State Legion Delegates Debate Military Training and Defense
The New Mexico American Legion convention discussed mandatory CCC military training, urged Congress to stay in session during the crisis, endorsed universal war service, and backed expansion of the FBI. Delegates also nominated state officers for 1942 and outlined plans for the next gathering. Senator Dennis Chavez warned against sending troops abroad and urged pay to ex-service members before new commitments.
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Legion
Congress
Universal War Service
Dies Committee
State College
New Mexico
CCC
Santa FE
N. M
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Defense
New Mexico American Legion
Resolutions Committee
Harry Bridges
W. B. Cantrell
Gallup
Frank Vaughn
Las Vegas
W. P. Erzleben
Albuquerque
Dark Horse
Charles Morgan
Artesia
Donovan Hoover
Hobbs
Ruidoso
Roswell
Dennis Chavez
Washington
Chavez
Legionnaires
Charles Q. Kelley
Little Rock
Ark
Public Health Assn Meeting Elects Long to 1942 Presidency
At the 15th annual convention in Albuquerque Dr. Julian O. Long was elected head of the New Mexico Public Health Association for 1942. He urged a broad program to advance state public health and push for needed legislation. Dr. E. B. Beaver became 1941 president, succeeding resigning Dr. R. P. Randle.
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Albuquerque
Julian O. Long
New Mexico Public Health Association
Long
State Board
Association
E. B. Beaver
Gallup
R. P. Randle
Clovis
J. M. Doughty
Tucumcari
Armistice Talks Reported At Compiegne Forest
War dispatches from Berlin Bordeaux and Rome on June 22 indicate armistice negotiations were ongoing at Compiegne France with French negotiators in Paris overnight. A German spokesman said the armistice commission may return to Compiegne to discuss terms with Col Gen Wilhelm Keitel amid communication problems.
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Compiegne Forest
France
Adolf Hitler
Rome
Stefani
Berlin
Germany
Il Giornale D'Italia
Compiegne
Bordeaux
Compiegne F Forest
Paris
Il Giornale D
Italia
French Armistice Commission
Wilhelm Keitel
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Arabela Lucero
Mario Anathe
Ciudad
la Calle
East
Tilden
Lucero
White Oaks
Nuevo Mexico
el Dia
Servicios Funebres
la Iglecia Metodista Mexicana Bajo
South
Hastings
Mississippi
South Carolina
Deep South
Virginia
Tennessee
Alm M. Landon
Landon
Glenn Frank
Dexter News
Tiro Mexicano En
Chihuahua
First Baptist Church
W. Fred Hinesley
H. P. Garrett
Mount Zion
Training Union
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church Mission
the Salvation Army
E. Second St
Nazarene Church
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Friends Roswell Friends
Quakers
South Sea Avenue
Loyd K. McCracken
ST. John Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Woodward
Raton
Ben F. Pier
Norvelle Thacker
Carlsbad
Delphine Baca
Joe Panky
Hot Springs
Farris Simmons
Belen
Mary Farris
Pier
Woodward
James Michelet. Hagerman
Allen A. Carter
A. L. Atherton
Turner L. Ervin
H. W. Neely
Crystal Durst
Melrose
C. A. Jopling
W. P. Martin
Public Health Assn. Meeting
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