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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1940

Page

3

Wheat crop in Curry county projected below normal

M T Bunger of the Soil Conservation Service said farmers report Curry county wheat production likely under 25 percent of normal due to heavy weed growth. Most wheat planted last fall has been or is being plowed up while fallowed fields and terraced land show potential for a fair or moderately good crop. Additional notes cover local veterans posts and educational conferences at State College with over 200 teachers and 45 vocational agriculture teachers attending different meetings.

Clovis N. M M. T. Bunger The Soil Conservation Service Curry County Bunger Great Britain Denmark Holland Britain Belgium John Cudgahy United States Berlin Louis P. Lochner Associated Press Brussels

Public Health Leaders Meet As Indian Health Issues Discussed

Mrs Fannie R Warneke of Santa Fe joined two officers as vice presidents of the western branch of the American Public Health Association. Dr W P Shepard of San Francisco became president while Dr Ralph B Snavely noted 350000 Indians in the United States with a yearly growth near 1 percent and tuberculosis as the leading cause of death at 15 percent in 1934.

Denver Fannie R. Warneke Santa Fe N. M American Public Health Association W. P. Shepard San Francisco Ralph B. Snavely United States

Europe faces famine and pestilence as war drags on

Chicago June 26 reports warn that Europe may endure famine, pestilence, and poverty after the war as millions move from farming to war production. Economists caution that extended hostilities could worsen hunger, taxation, and inflation, with Europe’s recovery tied to American relief and exports.

Chicago Europe Herbert Hoover America Hoover New York H. G. Guthmann Northwestern Germany Duthmann Americas Ernest H. Mahne John A. Zvetina Loyola University

Four Men Fined in Cotton Quota Fraud Case

Four men pleaded guilty in United States District Court at Brownsville Texas on June 7 to conspiracy to defraud the cotton marketing quota program. Lloyd F Elliott Bryan W Long Nycum and W R Wardlow were fined with varying suspensions tied to good behavior and partial payment. The action stemmed from misuse of marketing cards falsified reports and failure to submit required documents under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program. The government reserved right to pursue civil penalties.

United States District Court Brownsville Texas Fred L. O’cheskey New Mexico Agricultural Adjustment

Spooks Mt. Airy disappearance puzzling locals

Cecil Galloway, 25, reported missing in Mount Airy North Carolina, but few people searched the area. The case draws little attention as investigation stalls and residents question what really happened to the man last seen near town.

MT. Airy N. C Cecil Galloway

Return of John L. Lewis Seen With Republican Leaders

Political observers in Philadelphia watched John L. Lewis chair of the CIO return to the Republican fold. He met with and spoke to Republican leaders as they prepared for the national convention opening June 24. Lewis, who backed Hoover in 1928 and later Roosevelt, was pictured with Alfred M. Landon, Kansas former governor and 1936 Republican presidential candidate.

John L. Lewis Philadelphia Lewis Herbert Hoover Roosevelt Alfred M. Landon Kansas

Udga Tablets Promise Ulcer and Digestive Relief

An ad touts Udga Tablets as relief for acid stomach ulcers and related digestive pains. It claims thousands praise the product, offers a 25 cent box, and a money back guarantee, with availability at Roswell Drug Store and other drug stores.

Roswell Ady

Rattlin' Good Story In St Augustine tale of a rattlesnake

Creech of St Augustine drove over a rattler on a highway then checked for killed it. He claimed the wheel finaly killed the snake and made it cough up a dime dated 1912.

Rattlin ST. Augustine Fla Creech

Garden Fresh Vegetaries and Fruits Ad

An Andersons Gardens advertisement promotes summer produce including summer squash, green beans, cabbage, peas, spinach, asparagus, dewberries and cherries with a garden fresh appeal.

Andersons Gardens

Medals and Prizes For the State Fair

Seven national livestock associations tender cash prizes medals and trophies to the 1940 State Fair at Albuquerque September 22 29. The Junior premium book lists thousands in prizes cups and trophies while every county is represented in beef dairy cattle sheep swine poultry garden and field crops. National bodies include American Hereford American Aberdeen Angus American Milking Shorthorn American Hampshire Sheep United Duroc Record American Poultry and Rocky Mountain Bantam Club with nearly 100 bantam awards.

Albuquerque State Agricultural College American Hereford Breeders Association American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association American Milking Shorthorn Breeders’ Association American Hampshire Sheep Breeders Association United Duroc Record Association American Poultry Association Rocky Mountain National Bantam Club

Aquaqueen Returns to Livestock Exhibits and Contests

The statement envisions Aquaqueen appearing with livestock poultry and agricultural displays not only this year but in future years, indicating ongoing support and participation in agricultural exhibits and contests.

Children's Slacks And Sun Suits Ad

Sun suits and slack outfits for children size 1 through 10 offered by Art Gift Shop located at 107 West Fourth in a local advertisement.

W. 4Th

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