Nazis Seek to Trap Red Forces Strategy Veiled
Daily feature notes that prolonged resistance hinges on the staying power of the Soviet government and the unity of the people as the Nazis attempt to trap Red forces amid shifting strategies.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
4
Nazi blitzkrieg aims to trap Red Army on German front
The piece describes German and Soviet military maneuvers on the German Russian front with emphasis on mechanized tactics, encirclement attempts, and the goal of withdrawing large Soviet forces to strong positions deeper in Russia. It cites Mein Kampf as outlining Hitler’s plans for a German dominated unoccupied zone and exploitation of western Russia and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Belgium
France
West
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Iran
Middle East
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Caucasus
Trained Repair Men for the Army at Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Two ordnance companies Ninety days ago civilians graduated yesterday will leave tomorrow for Fort Bliss Texas to join the 81st heavy and 26th medium maintenance units. Major General Weson calls them artisan soldiers and notes a field repaired gun equals factory output. Their gear includes welding and machine shops, lathes, drills, presses and measuring tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Ordnance
Fort Bliss
Tex
Charles M. Wesson
Army Chief of Ordnance
Roswell Faces National Defense Immigration Shift and July Patriotism
The state department plans committees from state, war, navy and justice to approve all immigration, tightening controls for national defense. The Roswell community is urged to celebrate Independence Day with widespread flags as a show of patriotism amid national tensions. A soft coal strike threatens in the southern Appalachian region with miners warning a July 7 deadline for a two-year contract, a pressure on national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
National Defense Program
Washington
State
War
Navy
Justice Departments
Roswell
Appalachian
National
Roosevelt Sees Aid To Russia In Fight Against Nazis
President Roosevelt announced that the United States will provide some form of assistance to Russia in its battle against Nazi Germany. Details remain unclear, but the Treasury has already lifted restrictions on Russian funds and assets in this country. The move is framed as opposing Nazi and fascist threats rather than aiding communism, with the aim to defend American and British democracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
America
Britain
Russia
Germany
Italy
Unmarried Girls Note Census Gaps in Isolated Zones
The census reveals gender imbalances in far regions. Panama Canal Zone has 9,885 white women to 26,971 men, American Samoa 200 men to 100 women, Guam 204 women to 581 men, Hawaii 39,318 women to 64,473 men, Alaska 13,575 women to 25,595 men, and Puerto Rico 1,675 women to 3,014 men. It points out how distant those places are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Panama Canal Zone
American Territory
American Samoa
Guam
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Congress Must Not Fail On New Tax Bill
The editorial warns Congress to craft the tax bill to raise revenue without crippling industry. It calls for higher income tax rates and a broader base, while ensuring excess profits taxes target true excess profits, not normal returns. It cautions that misused taxing power could destroy business and reduce productive capacity. from Industrial News Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
The
New York Times
Treasury
Industrial News Review
Soviet Rail Lines Bombed as War Weighs Heavily
German sources report further destruction of Soviet rail lines and rolling stock with seventeen cars hit at one site and six loaded with troops and materiel wrecked in another air strike. Berlin said air forces bombed fronts along the entire line, while both sides waged heavy air warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigsberg
Memel
Helsinki
Estonia
Hango
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Sanomat
Vilna
Nicisinau
Dneister
Bessarabia
Ukraine
Black Sea
Odessa
Baltic
Baltic States
Germany
Lithuania
Latvia
German and British Air War Update Across Fronts
Berlin reports show Finnish bombardment by Soviet planes and Finland declaring war, while German forces push into Bessarabia with little resistance. Britain bombards Germany, targeting coastal towns and Syria advances. Italian torpedo planes damage a British cruiser off North Africa as skirmishes continue along Ukraine fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Liverpool
England
Britain
RAF
Syria
Merdjayoun
Beirut
Djezzine
Palmyra
Madrid
Italy
North Africa
Fierce Fighting in the East Deepens amid German Raids
German high command boasted of success as fighting raged on the eastern front with raids on Leningrad and multiple German advances against Soviet forces. The Russians admitted three major German drives on central and northern fronts, while Ankara reported Cernauti in Bucovina fell to German and Romanian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Britain
Liverpool
Middle East
Haifa
Palestine
Leningrad
High Command
Fuehrer
Ankara
Cernauti
Bucovina
Remington Noiseless Typewriter at Roswell Co Sale
A late model Remington Noiseless with automatic tabulation priced at 39.75 dollars. Comes with a 12 month guarantee. Sold by Roswell Typewriter Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Typewriter Co
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertise bile flow remedy
An old advertisement claims the liver should produce two pints of bile daily to prevent decay and indigestion. It promises relief from gas and constipation, urging readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills as directed, available for 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Claims On Mexico For Seized Farms
The Agrarian claims commission, linking United States and Mexico, may wrap up its work on 350 expropriation claims by July 1 next year. Mexico has paid $2 million so far, with another $1 million likely by June 30, and no indefinite future filings unless a new treaty extends the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agrarian Claims Commission
United States
Mexico
House Appropriations Committee
House
Charles B. Hosmer
State Department
Hosmer
Lawrence M. Lawson
el Paso
Mississippi Faithful Honor Senator Harrison at Funeral
A funeral for Senator Pat Harrison drew high and low public figures in Gulfport. The body arrived by funeral train after his death in Washington from complications following abdominal surgery. Harrison rose from newspaper carrier to president pro tempore of the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
United States Senate
Harrison
Washington
New Device May Pave Way to Super Fuel For War Planes
A portable mass spectrometer developed by Dr J A Hipple and Dr E A Condon was shown in Pittsburgh on June 25. The device sorts gas molecules by weight to analyze gasoline knock and refine fuels. It may aid petroleum engineers toward a perfect gasoline and could assist in steel hardening, soil gas exploration, and detecting oil deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. A. Hipple
E. A. Condon
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Dr. Condon
Germans press on in Russia as front advances reported
Berlin dispatches describe scattered Russian losses at machine gun positions while German air force maintains superiority. Reports cite Kirghiz and Kalmyk fighters aiding stubborn defense before the German advance continues on schedule across dry fields in a cross country style battle with limited road use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DNB
Berlin
Joachim Fischer
Fischer
Soviet access to exports after June 14 uncertain
Russia and allied holdings were frozen on June 14 along with Germany and Italy. The question remains what war materials and supplies can be spared to the Soviet Union. Officials note Soviet needs may mirror Britain and the United States, requiring a survey to allocate scarce resources. In 1940 Soviet purchases reached $86,943,000, second only to Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Britain
China
United States
Babe Ruth Ty Cobb Grudge Golf Tilt
Newton Mass June 25 Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb prepare for an 18 hole charity grudge golf match at Commonwealth after years of friendly bickering. Ruth famed lefthanded power and Cobb the AL batting leader for 12 of 24 years meet for wagers on the outcome with a planned rematch in New York on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Commonwealth
New York
Continental Air Extends Route to Tulsa via Denver
Continental Air Lines was notified today that the civilian aeronautics board granted an extension of the Wichita Kansas to Tulsa Oklahoma route. The line now connects Denver with El Paso Texas via Albuquerque Roswell Carlsbad and Hobbs New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Continental Air Lines
Civilian Aeronautics Board
Wichita
Kas
Tulsa
Oklo
Paso
Tex
Albuquerque
Roswell
Carlsbad
Hobbs
N. M
Roswell Fourth of July Fireworks Drive
Community effort by the 20-30 Club seeks funds to provide a safe comprehensive fireworks show at Bottomless Lakes State Park on the Fourth. Residents are urged to contribute cash for purchasing fireworks with donations collected at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Chamber of Commerce
Exhibition By Champion Keglers In City Tonight
Paul Krumske and Adolph Carlson, top bowlers, will perform at Berkey Alleys at 8 tonight. Carlson is a former national match game champ and All American, with Arrowhead Tournament doubles. Krumske boasts multiple titles including the Chicago Classic League, averaging 208 in 198 games. Exhibition is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krumske
Adolph Carlson
Berkey
Carlsbad
Krumske
3 Marine Fliers Die Hit Volcano
In Honolulu on June 25 authorities reported three U S Marine fliers were killed when their plane crashed into Haleakala, the 8000 foot extinct volcano on Maui during a formation flight. The dead were First Lieut. M. Ferris of Lakewood Colorado, Second Lieut. Werner G. Hagerman of Kansas City Kansas, and Second Lieut. Clyde H. Story whose home town was not immediately available. Maui residents witnessed the crash in an inaccessible part of the mountain. Details of the crash were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States Marine
Haleakala
Maui
O M. Ferris
Lakewood
Werner G. Hagerman
Kansas City
Kans
Clyde H. Story
War Dept Awards 4.89 Million Contract for Wichita Falls Project
The War Department announced a $4,886,889 award to Robert E. McKee of El Paso Texas for construction of housing and utilities and an aviation mechanics school at Wichita Falls Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert E. McKee
el Paso
Tex
Wichita Falls
War Department
Marriage Licenses for Huddleston and Mitchell in Hager man
Russell E. Huddleston and Dolly Mitchell, both of Hager man, obtained marriage licenses. The notice records their intent to wed locally and lists their full names and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell E. Huddleston and
Dolly Mitchell
Hagerman
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Fred Vanderschmidt
By Fred Vanderschmidt
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Finland
NDB
Ince
Chisinau
Rumania
Istanbul
Warsaw
Danzig
Rumanian
Constanta
Caromel
Portsmouth
N. H
New Yor City
Nathan Gersen
F. P. Schneider
James J. Gillies
Walter J. Jaskowiak
Continental Air
Keglers
City Tonight
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