Republicans Have Differences On Foreign Policy
The Republican convention in Philadelphia slowed by a foreign policy row. Herbert Hoover declined to seek public office but did not rule out the nomination if offered. The resolutions committee fought over a stance on abroad intervention, rejecting a statement against spilling American blood abroad and keeping the platform resistant to foreign intervention. The draft focused on national defense and aid to oppressed peoples, with Dawes potentially aiding a peace effort.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Joseph Martin
Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Drafting Committee
Charlies G. Dawes
Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Resolutions
Ford Refuses to Make Engines for British Government
Washington June 25 The national defense commission said negotiations with Henry Ford for mass production of aircraft motors have collapsed Ford has stated he could turn out 1000 complete planes daily but will not manufacture engines for Great Britain causing the abandonment of a joint T S British order William S Knudsen disclosed the development last night and noted the cooperation in production was affected
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Britain
Henry Ford
Ford
Great Britain
National Defense Commission
William S. Knudsen
The
Defense Commission
Weather forecast for four-state region today and Thursday
New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Colorado forecasts partly cloudy and cooler conditions with local thundershowers west and cooler north and east portions. Arizona expects patchy clouds with showers and storms this afternoon tonight and Thursday mainly east and north-central. temperature little changed. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. panhandle cooler tonight.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
North
Panhandle
British Step Up Defenses In Hong Kong Frontier
British forces dynamited bridges over the Shumshun river as a precaution in Hong Kong while Japan moves near Lungchow in Kwangsi. Chinese reports say most residents have fled Kwanchowwan amid fears of Japanese seizure. Asahi hints at an Asiatic Monroe Doctrine to block European spoils.
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Hongkong
Shumshun River
South China
Lungchow
Kwangsi Province
Kwangchowwan
Here
Tokyo
Asahi
Japan
Germany
Italy
East Asia
Miri Bay
Britain
Burma
China
South China Command
Indo-China
France
Uncertain As To Location Of U. S. Fleet
Washington news reports say secrecy cloaked the sudden Hawaii departure of the main U S fleet raising questions on whether it heads for the mainland South America or the Orient. Panama Canal defense officials note no new activity and ministers weigh implications for Asia and the Philippines.
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Washington
United States
Hawaii
Japan
White House
State Department
South American
Orient
Panama Canal
Honolulu
Pacific
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Zone
War Department
Canal
British raids on Nazi coastline and De Gaulle forms French legion
The AP reports bold British naval and land raids on a German-held coastline aimed at prisoner captures for Nazi invasion plans. General De Gaulle in London announces a French legion formed from Dunkirk survivors to fight on to victory, amid a developing exile government. Also noted are Turkey’s decision to stay out of the war and a New Mexico wool auction at Roswell with substantial volumes and high prices.
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Associated Press
England
London
British Isles
Britain
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Dunkerque
France
de Gaulle
Paul Reynaud
Lisbon
Turkey
Ottawa
House of Commons
Henry Ford
Canada
Anthony Eden
Roswell
A. A. Schneider
Ralph Vandewart, Sr
N. H. Barrows, Jr
Munro, Kincaid, Edgehill, Inc
Y. B. Rees
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
C. F. Angell
Angell, Bronsdon & Dupont
Farnsworth & Son
Ralph Vandewart
Sweetie Bess
Tatum
Mildred Tulk
Hope
Nelson Johnson
Sr. Angell
Bronsdon & Dupont
Co. F. Angell
Hills, Oglesby & Devine
E. O. Oglesby
Don Gillespie, Jr
Blake & Kendall Co
H. W
Wool Auction Sparks Local Sale Record in See-Through Report
A local auction sold 340 000 pounds of wool amid wartime raids described as reconnaissance by British forces on German held shores. The Ministry of Information reported landings at multiple points, casualties on both sides, and valuable information gained. Air raids across Britain and Europe continued with several German sorties and Allied counterattacks, especially in Scotland.
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Associated Press
British Isles
British
Ministry of Information
Britain
Germany
Speak to Boys Who Seek CCC Service
Captain Allen spoke to 75 CCC applicants and parents in the Department of Public Welfare Building about non-combatant CCC service and a typical camp day. Claude Simpson of the Roswell Chamber stressed learning to live together, with seven years of pleasant CCC experience noted. Mrs. Geneva Short urged enrollment before July 1 and welcomed applications from unmarried boys aged 17 to 23 1/2.
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CCC
Department of Public Welfare
W. Lrth
Allen
Claude Simpson
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Geneva Short
Chaves County
New Mexico Department of Public Welfare
Short
National Forests Ban Fireworks In New Mexico and Arizona
The Record reports a June 21 order by Regional Forester F C W Pooler banning fireworks in the national forests of Arizona and New Mexico due to extreme heat and dry winds raising fire danger. Violation carries a $500 fine or up to one year in prison. Public appeals urged strict observance to protect forests and prevent fires.
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New Mexico
Arizona
F. C. W. Pooler
Department of Agriculture
Eastern New Mexico Fairgrounds Improvement Plans Discussed
City engineer Lea Rowland outlined a $232977 project to upgrade the fair grounds for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. The plan includes a grandstand race track fencing and buildings with a sponsor share of $61322 under WPA. A key obstacle is that the grounds lie outside city limits requiring adjustments to city property controls.
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Lea Rowland
New Mexico
Fair Board of Directors
Nickson Coffee Shop
Rowland
Nazis Taking Over Entire Coast of France
Rome reports German forces advancing swiftly to occupy France’s Atlantic coastline under an armistice. Sources say the move bars British shipping from most continental harbors, signaling a widening European war and tighter pressure on Britain.
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France
Rome
Atlantic
Republic
England
Spain
Portugal
Europe
Latin Americans urged to join US in defense of the Americas
The Confederation of Professional Men and Women of Mexico urged Latin American nations to cooperate with the United States for collective defense of the continent. The manifesto called for necessary coordination not to defend U.S. capitalist interests but shared views across the Americas.
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U. S
Mexico City
Confederation of Professional Men and Women of
Mexico
United States
Americas
Confederators
Actors plan bring 6500 English children to U S
Helen Hayes announced plans by actors to admit about 6500 children weekly from England to the United States. The program aims to bring youths to the U S for settlement and cultural exchange under a coordinated group effort based in Englewood New Jersey.
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U. S
Englewood
N. J
P— Helen Hayes
United States
England
Bundy Sues for Divorce in Los Angeles
June 26 report states Mrs May Sutton Bundy sues for divorce from Thomas C Bundy after 17 years of desertion. Both former top tennis players, their daughter Dorothy May is noted as a current star.
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Bundy
Los Angeles
May Sutton Bundy
Thomas C. Bundy
Dorothy May
Hitler visits Paris tomb of Napoleon incognito
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler made an extended incognito trip to Paris and visited Napoleon's tomb, an informant said. The tomb, previously sandbagged, was cleared for the visit. Also, Myron C. Taylor underwent a two hour gallstone operation at the Vatican with a satisfactory prognosis.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Paris
Napoleon
Hitler
Hotel Des Invalides
Rome
Myron C. Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
RAF Bombers Engaged French Coast Formation Claim
London reports RAF bombers faced a much larger formation off the French coast yesterday but returned without loss. The air ministry issued the statement today detailing the encounter and noting no aircraft were shot down.
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London
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
British Admiralty Reports Coastal Reconnaissance Raids
The ministry of information said naval and military raiders yesterday carried out successful reconnaissances of the enemy coastline. Landings were made at several points and contact established with German troops.
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London
Ministry of Information
Italian High Command Reports Naples Raid Repelled
Rome reports British bombing planes attempted to raid the crucial Italian port of Naples but were driven off by anti aircraft fire and fighter aircraft, according to the Italian high command.
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Rome
Naples
Phillies Take First Of Doubleheader 4 2 Over Pirates
Johnny Rizzo drove in two runs with a single and double then homered with Nick Klein aboard in the eighth to lift Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 4 2. Vince DiMaggio homered for the Pirates in the seventh. First game details and box scores noted with Bowman, Lopez, Blanton, Todd, Sewell, Brown, Davis, Beck, Pearson, Small, Warren, Millies. Cincinnati Boston doubleheader postponed by rain. St Louis at New York night.
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Phillies
Pirates
Philadelphia
Johnny Rizzo
Cnick Klein
Pittsburgh
Vince DiMaggio
Philadelpha
Bowman and Lopez
Blanton & Todd
Sewell
Brown
Davis
Beck
Pearson
Small
Warren
Millies
Baseball scores and pitcher pairings from today’s games
New York edged Cleveland with Ruffing and Dickey on the mound while Harder and Ptylak contributed. Boston and Detroit were scoreless until late. Bagby held, and Hash Desautels Peacock Gorsica Benton Tebbetts produced. Washington routed Chicago 3? to 2? as Masterson Haynes Ferrell and Dietrich Tresh played. Philadelphia led St. Louis behind Caster Brucker and Niggeling Susce.
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Boston
Detroit
Bagby
Hash
Desautels
Peacock
Gorsica
Benton and Tebbetts
Odd Fellows Hold Party At Lake Van
The Odd Fellows Goodwill party at Lake Van Dexter drew speakers emphasized fraternalism as a force in national life and reconstruction. Noble Grand St John presided. Pat O Neill W E Wheeler and G W Wilcox spoke. The meeting discussed reestablishing Odd Fellowship in Dexter or affiliating with Samarian Lodge No 12. Dagwood served sandwiches and the Richards orchestra provided hillbilly music.
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James M. H. Callender
Odd Fellows Goodwil
Lake van Dexter
Odd Fellowship
Mr. Cullender
United States
Noble
Samaritan Lodge
No. 12
Dexter
Dagwood
Richards
Roswell
San Miguel liquor dealers summoned on violations
Three San Miguel county liquor dealers were summoned to Las Vegas on July 16 to answer liquor law violation charges. Jose D. Sanchez Guadaluptio is charged with employing a minor. Ramon Maes and Joe T. Varela, both of Las Vegas, are charged with Sunday sale.
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Santa FE
N. M
San Miguel County
Las Vegas
S. T. Jernigan
Jose D. Sanchez
Guadalupito
Ramon Maes
Joe T. Varela
Hunter Clarkson Inc Registered as Interstate Carrier
Hunter Clarkson Inc a Santa Fe motor tour agency was registered today by the state corporation commission as an interstate common carrier to pick up rail passengers for transport to New Mexico points The action was taken over the dissenting vote of Commissioner Henry Eager who said protests of other common motor carriers should be heard before the interstate commerce commission The commission recently denied the company an intra state permit
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Santa FE
N. M
Hunter Clarkson, Inc
Santa Fe Motor Tour Agency
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Henry Eager
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corporation Commission
They Are Read Says Falconi on Classified Ads
Louis Falconi of Falconi Electrical Service urges reliance on classified ads. He asserts results depend on demand and notes readers of Record classified pages often seek what advertisers offer.
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Louis Falconi
Falconi Electrical Service
Classified Ad Mockery Sparks Readership Belief
A reader urges belief in classified ads citing examples from The Record. An ad for a new automobile asks five dollars per month with no down payment and another offers a loan at two percent with no security. The note implies classified sections are widely read.
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Philippines
Far East
French Legion
Scotland
Waalhaven
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Bomoen
Bergen
Norway
Home Ministry
Harold Stassen
Minn
Fair Board
J. J. Dempsey
el Paso
Dies Committee On
Dempsey
Border
Little Hatch
Senate
High Command
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Ruffing
Dickey, Harder & Ptylak
Chicago
Masterson
Haynes
Ferrell
Smith
Dietrich
Tresh
Brucker
Niggeling
Susce
Odd Fellows
Lake van
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