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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1941

Page

6

Sidelights On The News On Gasoline Taxes And Cars

Will Robinson notes mounting gasoline costs amid proposed bills boosting taxes on fuel. AP data show federal gasoline taxes in 1940 reached nearly 300 million dollars, up 31 percent from 1939, with motorists paying 89 percent of charges and industrial users 11 percent. He suggests total car tax could rise to about 10 cents a gallon, and warns the automobile may face heavy taxation as a spread indicting broader tax increases.

AP Grist

Roswell Daily Record A Roswell News Paper Overview

Roswell Daily Record details its offices editors advertisers and contact numbers. Rates for subscriptions in advance list weekly monthly and yearly pricing. The paper notes May 10 1903 establishment and Associated Press affiliation with New Mexico Newspaper Association membership.

Roswell Congress Associated Press Inc Associated Press New Mexico Assn

Rumors on military training length and defense impact

Official statements discount extended service beyond one year and note Congress must act to extend. Defense programs affect New Mexico with rising prices and taxes, while population shifts and manpower forecasts shape future military needs. Military age pools may peak by 1950 and again in 1965, with declines projected thereafter.

Congressional Congress New Mexico Roswell United States

Dust year threats loom from Las Cruces to Clayton

Reports from Las Cruces to Clayton indicate conditions forming for another dust year in 1941. Dust interferes with local affairs and stops soil workers as winds have already damaged the wheat crop in Curry and nearby districts of the old dust bowl. Prepare for the worst as the outlook darkens.

Las Cruces Clayton Curry

Jackson Day Dinner Sparks Democratic Showdown

Tom McCaffrey declares no dinner will occur for Jackson Day while state chairman Ben Luchini, tall sycamore figure, asserts there will be a dinner and fixes March 29. Faithful urged to bathe Friday night March 28 and hold meal tickets for Saturday night.

Tom McCaffrey Jackson Day Ben Luchini Mr. Luchini

Not For Assessors H B Hening Estimates Livestock Income

H B Hening, a leading state authority, places New Mexico livestock gross at 44 million dollars. He notes these figures are separate from county assessor returns and should be understood before proceeding.

H. B. Hening New Mexico

Lid On Loans Again In Roswell Area

The Federal Land Bank briefly halts farm loans in the Roswell area as engineers fix water handling problems. The move, described as routine, usually leads to a recovery over several years and is framed as a normal risk in irrigated regions.

Federal Land Bank Roswell United States

Forest workers map road to Indian Wells near Alamogordo

Lincoln area officers organized a route east from 70 toward the Birdh school area to reach Indian Wells. The wells are ancient storage pots of four to six gallons each, built into rock strata with no known builders or date.

Lincoln Area Alamogordo

Prairie of Fire Theory Echoes in Basin Incident

An inferential remark links the event to the Prairie of Fire disaster that wrought havoc in the Tula Rosa basin. The speaker suggests the theory is as plausible as alternatives in explaining the episode.

Tularosa Basin

Columnist misses Texas references in anniversary notes

Lubbock reader Mrs. J B Corcoran complains the column omits San Jacinto day and Washington on the Brazos events. The writer argues the topic was a slave, a New Mexico legislature and the flu this year, noting Texas subjects do not mix with the other anniversaries.

J. B. Corcoran Lubbock San Jacinto Washington-on-the Brazos New Mexico Texas

Straying Witnesses Delays Civil Suit In Graves Circuit

Farland Robbins, attorney in Graves county, notes four witnesses for a civil suit failed to appear. One is jailed in Mayfield city jail, another in a Paducah jail, a third serving a Missouri prison sentence, and the fourth with the Kentucky national guard at Camp Shelby in Mississippi.

Associated Press Mayfield Farland Robbins Graves Robbins Mayfield City Paducah Missouri Kentucky National Guard Camp Shelby Miss

He Needed the Money Theft Trial In North Carolina Jail Hams

A Bertie county defendant charged with stealing six hams from the jail told Judge J B Davenport he took them to raise money to repay ten dollars he had stolen from the mother of a policeman.

Windsor, N. C Bertie J. B. Davenport

Relief At Last For Your Cough From Creomulsion

An advertisement urges relief for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis with Creomulsion saying it targets the bronchial membranes and loosens phlegm. It touts beechwood creosote and other medicines, claims no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if customers dislike its quick relief and sleep aid benefits.

Farley Receives Wry Snowbound Prank Call

In Topeka Kansas a late night prank jolted Rev R E Farley head of the Kansas United dry forces when a caller claimed to be the dry leader and laughed at being soaked after a snowstorm. Farley feared the wind column could topple his frame buildings as the airliner’s flight path passed overhead.

Topeka Kas R. E. Farley Kansas United Dry Forces Dr. Farley The Kansas Drys

Farmer asks airlines to guide Mighty Heavy Air

A farmer near Lambert-St. Louis airport phoned in to request airline guidance during a period of heavy air conditions. He expressed gratitude if carriers would provide clearer instructions and safer travel options.

ST. Louis Lambert

Home Grown Spinach Young and Tender

Anderson's Gardens advertises fresh spinach described as young and tender. The piece promotes local produce with emphasis on home grown quality and seasonal readiness for customers seeking garden produce directly from a local grower.

Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Complete Puzzle

A crossword puzzle with across clues from 1 to 53 and down clues from 1 to 49 lists many common word solutions such as smell noun and verb, ineffective actors, American poet, curved molding, faith, confident, prize, dregs, bill of a bird, poem, fortify, missile weapon, thick soup, Persia, liquid measure, promised solemnly, grain, sea eagle, sleeveless garment, French river, self satisfied, supercilious, thick slice, pleasing, listless, inflamed spots, gentleman shortened, spheres, eat by rules, wide mouthed jug, check, throngs, chills and fever, bare, appear, nouris h, percolate, not high, artless, mistake, muscular strength, Shakespearean characters, type of foot race, dissolves, undivided, exclamation of disgust, moist, wit, purchases, worn out, stump of a tooth, a number, image, blemish, Italian coin, afresh, charactering Little Women, pronoun.

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