Roswell Daily Record Publisher Editor List
In New Mexico by mail four dollars, all other cities seven dollars. Roswell trade territory by carrier per week eighteen cents, per month six dollars or per year six dollars five cents. Entered May 10 1903 as second class mail matter. The Associated Press credit and local news reserved.
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Roswell
A. Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Federal director urges cancelation of fairs amid war transport strain
The federal director of transportation recommends canceling state and county fairs this year to save transport capacity. He cites past flood losses at Eastern New Mexico State Fair and warns cancellation should only occur if necessary for the war effort. He argues fairs should proceed where defense does not strain transportation and gasoline supplies.
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Federal
Director of Transportation
New Mexico
Fort Bliss Cavalcade Editorial Enclosed by Lynn Croissant
Lynn Croissant, veteran Record writer now with Army service, encloses an editorial from the Fort Bliss Cavalcade. The notation accompanying the clipping suggests a wartime or military community perspective on service benefits and civic duty.
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Lynn Croissant
Uncle Sam
Fort Bliss
What's in it for me and us in wartime ethics
The author argues that self interest dominates wartime attitudes in civilians and soldiers, urging service as disinterested duty. Profits extend beyond money to life, liberty, freedom of speech and thought. In a Hitlerian utopia personal gain loses meaning, while true profits lie in human dignity and independence.
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Washington
Dewey urges advertising as a freedom tool for a free press
Former District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey told advertising men that advertising is an instrument of freedom and must be defended as essential to a free press and a free radio. He warned the war’s end will heighten need for essential goods and press independence free from subsidies by any industry or government.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Strong Field Opens New Mexico Golf Tourney Today
Shorty Hornbuckle led a strong field at the fourth annual New Mexico Open with a 4 under par practice round at Roswell municipal. Defending champion Jack Hardin, runner-up Everett Forrester, and 1941 medalist Spec Stewart are among early qualifiers, with match play set to begin tomorrow and finals Sunday.
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Shorty Hornbuckle
Jack Hardin
Everett Forrester
Spec Stewart
Roswell Municipal
Benny Adams
Hornbuckle
Odessa
Texas
Hardin
el Paso
Forrester
Roswell
Stewart
New Mexico
Adams
Hobbs
Standings Base Theft in Columbia Police Baseball Team
The city policemen's baseball team played with borrowed equipment after an automobile carrying their gear was stolen, affecting their standings at the Columbia event.
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Columbia
U S. C
Semi Finals Today In Women's Western Open Golf
In Chicago on June 26 Marjorie Row of Detroit and Betty Jameson face Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa and Jeanne Cline of Bloomington Illinois in the Elmhurst course semi finals. Otto won 3 and 2 over Sallie Sessions, Row beat Virginia Ingram 2 and 1, Jameson edged Dorothy Foster 2 up, and Cline beat Dorothy Kirby 2 and 1 to reach the semis.
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Chicago
Marjorie Row
Detroit
Betty Jameson
Betty
Marjorie
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Iowa
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Ill
Elmhurst
Phyllis
Sallie Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Row
Virginia Ingram
Winnetka
Miss Jameson
Dorothy Foster
Springfield
Miss Cline
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta, Ga
Prairie Chicken Refuge Planned North of Logan NM
New Mexico state game department took an option on a 3386 acre ranch north of Logan to create a prairie chicken refuge under the Pittman Robertson Act. Warden Elliott Marker reported 40 to 50 birds seen in sand hill country spanning Union Quay and Harding counties. Plans include trapping birds elsewhere for transplanting and restoring stock to about 39.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Game Department
Logan
Pittman-Robertson
Elliott Marker
Union
Quay
Harding Counties
Barker
Cooper stars with 2 hit shutout for 10th win
Morton Cooper of the St. Louis Cardinals dazzled with a two hitter and his 10th victory in a 4-0 win over the Boston Braves in an army-navy relief game that drew over 28 500 from 25 000 fans in Boston. His string of 22 scoreless innings marks a career peak after elbow surgery and a shift to exploiting hitters weaknesses.
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Associated Press
Morton Cecil Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Cooper
Boston Braves
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Big Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Philadelphia
Cubs
National League names strong all star squad for Polo Grounds
The National League announced its eight-man managerial lineup and a 12-player roster for the July 6 all star game at the Polo Grounds. Dodgers dominate with Durocher guiding most regulars. Cardinals, Giants, Reds, Cubs, Braves, Pirates, and Phillies also represented. Notable picks include Walker Cooper and Morton Cooper, Willard Marshall, Enos Slaughter, and Mel Ott, with Derringer, VanderMeer, and Passeau among pitchers.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Walker Cocener
St. Louis Cardinals
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Billy Jurges
Giants
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Dixie Walker
Camilli
John Mize
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Durocher
Whitlow Wyatt
Mickey Owen
Billy Herman
Pewee Reese
Arky Vaughan
Joe Medwick
Pete Reiser
Cardinals
Cooper
Morton
Waliker
Jimmy Brown
Lefty Clif Melton
Mel Ott
Mize
Marshall
Boston Braves
Ernie Lombardi
Eddie Miller
Chicago
Passeau
Pittsburgh
Bob Elliott
Philadelphia
Danny Litwhiler
Eilliott
Hack
Cubs
Fittsburgher
Pirates
Babe Phelps
Reese
Jurges
Cincinnati
Frank Frisch
Morton Cooper
St Louis
Brooklyn
Claude Passeau
John VanderMeer
Paul Derringer
William Walters
Clifford Melton
Arnold Owen
Walker Cooper
St. Louis
Ernest Lombardi
American League Names 14 Starters for All Star Game
The American League announces a 22 man roster for the July 6 mid season classic in New York led by Ed Smith and Ted Williams from Chicago and Boston. Nine Yankees plus veterans from Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington and others shape the team with Joe McCarthy managing amid anticipated participation by many 1941 stars.
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John Podgajny
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Lee
Buck Ross
Sid Hudson
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Jim Bloodworth
Chicago
Phil Rizzuto
Tom Henrich
Ernie Bonham
Spurgeon Chandler
C.C. Hughson
Boston
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Marold Newhouser
Stan Spence
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Smith
Charles Ruffing
New York
Alton Benton
Tex Hughson
Ed Smith
James Bagby
Harold Newhouser
William Dickey
George Tebbetts
Warren Rosar
Lou Boudreau
Bob Doerr
Joe Gordon
Ken Keltmer
Rudy York
George McQuinn
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Dom DiMaggio
Bob Johnson
Baseball Results Night Scores Across the National League
National League games completed with St Louis beating Boston 4 to 0 and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 7 to 1. Cincinnati won 0 to Brooklyn 4. Boston lost 3 to Detroit 7 while Philadelphia prevailed 1 to 0 over Cleveland 4 to 0 over Washington. New York at St Louis was postponed.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Pittsburch
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia Washington
Detroit
Washington
Newark Defeats Syracuse In Tight International League Game
In the International League Newark beat Syracuse 4 to 3 while Toxvonto slipped past Rochester 5 to 4 in ten innings. Baltimore edged Jersey City 2 to 1. Buffalo at Montreal was postponed.
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International League
Newark
Syracuse
Toxvonto
Rochester
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Local Baseball and Football Scores Sealed Scoresheet
In Pacific Coast League action Oakland trailed San Francisco 7 to 56 while Hollywood led Los Angeles 7 to 3. San Diego at Portland and post Sacramento at Seattle were postponed.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
Texas League scores and results fragment
Beaumont A defeated Suw six in a 14 inning Texas League game. Oklahoma City 2 Shreveport 3. Houston 6 Dallas 7 Tulsa 1.
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Beaumont A
Southern Association Scores and Baseball Recap
Nashville beat Atlanta 13 to 5, New Orleans won 8 to 0 over Memphis, Knoxville defeated Chattanooga 3 to 2 in five innings. West Texas-New Mexico game: Pampa 8, Lubbock 8. Rossi, Timmons and Tschudin led Montgomery Castino. Berger 7, 6. Lamesa 6, Clovis 1.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
West Texas
New Mexico
Pampa
Lubbock
Rossi
Timmons
Tschudin
Montgomery
Castino
Berger
Lamesa
Clovis i
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