New Mexico News Notes and Editorials June 24 1942
The Roswell Daily Record reports on wartime sentiment in Germany and Italy, plus the Allied effort to curb Axis power. It discusses congressional candidacy by A. M. Fernandez, public service commission rules, and a proposed constitutional amendment on grazing and agricultural land leases. It highlights state and federal discussions on leasing terms, livestock interests, and the Taylor Grazing Act context.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Germany
Austria
Hitler
Italy
A. M. Fernandez
State Public Service Commission
Attorney General’s Office
Public Service Commission
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
White House
Anderson
Department of the Interior
Taxing debate on city finances in Santa Fe Albuquerque
The legislature split on its meaning as both Santa Fe and Albuquerque face sharp revenue drops threatening city services. Santa Fe projects 16000 under budget while Albuquerque sees a 50000 shortfall. Roswell expects year end to stay within budgets despite higher costs. Credit earned by Roy Daniel Joe Dekker and Mayor Tom Hall.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Roswell
Tom Hall
Roy Daniel
Joe Dekker
Mayor Hall
Hagerman News Highlights Local News Flows and Births
Daughters of Coy Knoll recover from tonsil surgeries after a brief stay in Roswell hospital. Dozens attend Bible School opening led by Rev. McCleskey with classes at Nazarene, Methodist, Baptist and other churches. Local families announce births, hospital visits, and travel as residents visit relatives in Artesia, Lubbock and Redondo Beach. Notable names include Paddock, Landtroop, Meador, Hart, and Morgan among others. Mrs. Dora Russell remains in pain after a hip fracture at St Marys hospital.
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Coy Knoll
Roswell Hospital
Belle Bennett
Methodist
McCleskey
Bill Still
Lubbock
Strickland
Bible School
Community Daily Bible School
Ministerial Alliance
Rev
Landtroop
Abbie Ann Cowan
Cleta Glee Jacobs
Whitt
Stella Palmer
Esther James
Church of the Nazarene
B. W. Curry
Lankford
Mary Louise McCleskey
Methodist Church
Undercroft
Baptist Church
Mmes. Bivens
Hinrichen and
Goodwin
Hugh Pittman
Redondo Beach
California
Pittman
Irene Newsom
Wesley Meador
Dennis Blaine
J. A. Meador
Sam Hart
Sam Boyce
I. E. Boyce
Boyce
Smoky Davis
Hams
Frankie Davis
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bill Richardson
Mrs Holloway Returns From Arizona Visit
Mrs. C O Holloway arrives back from Phoenix with her mother Mrs Hadder and Mr and Mrs C O Holloway Jr and child. Mrs Hadder is not well. Mr and Mrs E A Paddock travel to Clovis to visit Mr and Mrs John Henry Slayter and daughter. Mr Slayter attends to broadcasting over the Clovis radio station.
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C. O. Holloway
Phoenix
Arizona
Family seeks hopeful update in two anxious cases
The family remains very anxious about her condition and hopes for a better report soon in both cases. Authorities have not released new details, while friends and supporters await further information to assess next steps.
Pilot patrols eyed for civilian aviators in war scare
Washington June 23 Lieutenant General H H Arnold testified before the House Appropriations Committee that expanding civilian pilots previously flying for fun into border and coastal patrols is a possibility. He noted civilian units using small planes have proven effective in certain submarine patrol tasks.
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Washington
H. H. Arnold
Army Af Forces
House Appropriations Committee
Arnold
President Roosevelt Signs Permanent Hot Oil Act
President Roosevelt signed a bill making permanent the hot oil act. The act bans interstate shipment of oil produced in violation of state laws, enforcing prohibition against such cross state transport.
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Washington
Rooosevelt
Bergdoll seeks presidential pardon to join air corps
New York June 23 Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a noted draft dodger now jailed asked Attorney General Biddle for a presidential pardon to enlist in the U S air corps and redeem himself by serving his country. He is 48.
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New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Biddle
U. S. Air Corps
Ways and Means Committee expands freight tax scope
The House Ways and Means Committee decided to include contract carriers along with common carriers in the 5 percent tax on freight and express shipments. The move broadens the levy to more transport services.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
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