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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1941
Page
7
In praise of the Civilian Conservation Corps eight years of operation offering work and training to youths 17 and up. The program reduced idleness and boosted self reliance, yielding public improvements and future prospects, though some work questioned. The wartime emergency boosts productive citizens and fit new workers.
Lo tus Coke age 27 resident of Roswell has enlisted in the Army Air Corps after finishing final examinations in Santa Fe. New Mexico Flying Cadet Week proclaimed by Governor Miles marks his entry and the CCC camps near Roswell support. Enrollees at Camp 3834 and 859, two CCC companies, total 319 with vacancies. Enrollees receive $30 to $45 monthly, with portions sent to dependents, and schooling in trades, first aid, typing, and other courses.
Raymond Shafer of Artesia, 21, joins the New Mexico Flying Cadet Week quota as five of twenty recruits are already in. Those enrolled may wait in Roswell for a June 28 events with Governor Miles, a film screening, a banquet, and a street dance. Enrolment lasts six months with strict re enrollment rules.
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Richard St John and Dorothy Carnal both of Roswell. Charles Snow and Frances Dowell both of Roswell. Leslie Alva McPherson and Ruth Elizabeth Cobean both of Roswell. Lee Henrichs and Bertha Emmett both of Roswell. Marion Morris and Mildred Brunson both of Roswell.
Lordsburg New Mexico officers said Lester Robertson aged 56 died by his own action today after a long illness. The notice notes his death in the community as a local tragedy and provides no additional details. A separate advertisement promotes home grown dewberries for canning from Andersons Gardens.
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