Banquet To Honor Coyotes And Annual Athletic Dinner
Roswell businessmen plan an annual athletic banquet at the Woman's Club to honor Roswell and N M S athletes, with lettermen from football basketball and Institute polo, coaches, and a feature speaker. The date is pending, and attendees will buy two tickets one for themselves and one for an athlete.
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Roswell High School
Roswell
Woman's Club
A. F. Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Institute
Coyote
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Coyotes
Tucumcari
Nazi Raiders To Operate Off The American Coast
U S authorities report a long range German U boat heads across the Atlantic to threaten western shipping and aid Britain. Churchill says three German subs were sunk and warns allied convoys face new blows as Berlin denies U boat plans.
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American
Washington
Germany
Atlantic
United States
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
John G. Winant
Hitler
Berlin
North Sea
Admiralty
Two Moves Aimed to Curb Defense Strikes
The AP reports two anticipated government steps to ease defense industry strikes. War Department action on a Wright Field Ohio jurisdictional dispute. Roosevelt to appoint an 11 member federal mediation board to oversee labor conflicts affecting defense production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
War Department
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Ohio
Roosevelt
Federal Mediation Board
AFL Building Trades
CIO
Penner
CRO
Perkins
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Johnstown
CIO. Steel Workers
Labor Board
Rotarians to Attend Meeting at Vaughn
Five Roswell Rotarians left this morning to attend a noon meet today of the new Rotary Club Vaughn. Making the trip were Ian Simpson, Tom Hall, John Halter, Ed Williams and Guy Nickson.
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Roswell
Rotary Club
Vaughn
Ian Simpson
Tom Hall
John Halter
Ed Williams
Guy Nickson
Oil Bills Loom In Last Session Of Legislature
Crude petroleum dominates pre session alignments of the fifteenth general assembly as bills on oil are retained by the steering committee. Proposals include 40 acre drilling units and buying oil from all producers to regulate pipelines. Rumor says the state may back a 15 cent rise in crude price to fund schooling royalty needs.
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Santa FE
Fifteenth General Assembly
Lea County
Hobbs
New Mexico
East Texas
Coyotes Guests at Kiwanis Luncheon Honor Roswell Team
Roswell high school basketball coach Poe W. Corn and players were honored at the Kiwanis luncheon. He praised the squad for morale and sportsmanship, noting a state tournament trophy and a consolation trophy. He projected next year’s lineup including Ayalla, Dennis, Lund, Crocker, and possibly Kelly as key man.
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Poe W. Corn
Roswell
Kiwanis
Corn
Ben Kelly
Coyotes
Raymond Ayalla
Glen Dennis
Luther Lund
James Crocker
Kelly
Roswell High
H. O. Hudson
Paul McEvoy
Kiwanis Club
Coyote
Henry Heard
L. Rosser Shelton
Automobile Contest Picture Tomorrow in Classified Page
The automobile contest picture, typically published on Tuesday, will run tomorrow. The current photo did not arrive in time for today’s page. Watch for it and if it features your car you will receive a $1 merchandise order at a leading store.
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Record
Arkansas Urges Arkansas Valley Authority Program
Representative Ellis argues for an Arkansas Valley Authority modeled on TVA to harness rivers and basins for flood control irrigation hydro power navigation and recreation while framing the postwar era as a world revolution and warning of wealth-poverty divides under capitalism and democracy.
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Washington
Ellis
D-Ark
Arkansas Valley Authority
Congress Urged Rush Big Money Act
The House Appropriations Committee moved quickly on a $7,000,000,000 British aid bill adopting a terse plan to approve aid or risk being seen as faltering. Secretary Hull urged full aid for nations resisting aggression and warned of German ships near American waters as Churchill cited German U boats and battle cruisers crossing the Atlantic and sinking allied ships.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
United States
Hull
Europe
Asia
London
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
State names counties for farm tenancy work in New Mexico
Roosevelt and Eddy counties are designated for special work on farm tenancy problems by the state land-use advisory council. The extension service will conduct educational work through land-use planning committees with help from the farm security authority and other agencies. About 41 percent of New Mexico’s 7,857 tenant farm or ranch operators had lived on the same farm less than a year per the 1935 census.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Eddy
Roosevelt Counties
State
Extension Service
Farm Security Authority
New Mexico
Chaves
Curry
Dona Ana
Roosevelt
Torrance
Union
W. A. Wunsch
Hatch Supports Seven Billion Defense Aid Stance
Senator Carl A Hatch in Tucumcari promotes an appropriation of 7 billion dollars as a defensive measure. He notes adequate funding is needed and backs the British aid bill. Hatch, with secretary W H McMains, is in New Mexico on personal business for ten days.
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Tucumcari
Carl A. Hatch
Hatch
W. H. McMains
New Mexico
Gas Masks Obsolete in All Out Chemical War Says Navy
Lt Commander Harry Rockey of the U S Navy warns that masks may prove useless in a full scale chemical war and that mustard gas will penetrate walls and clothing. He notes modern aircraft could deploy the gas more deadly than in World War I and emphasizes its skin and inhalation dangers.
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Harry Rockey
U.S. Navy
Navy
Rockey
Germany
German Sailors In New Quarters At Fort Stanton
The crew of the scuttled German liner Columbus moves into a renovated CCC barracks at Fort Stanton New Mexico. Six thousand miles separate the 411 Nazis from Germany. the group settles in 20 frame buildings near the Sierra Blanca mountains after a long transfer from Angel Island following internment.
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Fort Stanton
N. M
Columbus
CCC
Fort Stanton Marine Veterans Hospital
Sierra Blanca Mountains
Virginia
Legislators Discuss Early End To New Mexico 30 Day Session
In Santa Fe on March 18 officials acknowledged talk of an early adjournment of New Mexico's split session to save about 1000 dollars per day. Senate leader Burton Roach and Speaker Frank McCarthy both expressed interest, noting the rare precedent of ending early in 30 years of state history. The discussion accompanies a brisk pace as the session enters its second half.
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Santa FE. N. M
Frank McCarthy
New Mexico
Man Injured In Auto Accident Near Roswell
W R Wood former Roswell resident is at St Marys hospital for injuries from a car rollover on Highway 70 west of Roswell snowstorm caused the crash near Border Hill. He suffered four or five broken ribs and now lives on a ranch west of Tularosa.
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W. R. Wood
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Border Hill
Mr. Wood
Tularosa
Firestone Officials Confer in Roswell with Local Manager
Firestone district budget supervisor H. P. Clifton of Oklahoma City visits Roswell to meet Fayette Davidson the local Firestone manager and discuss operations.
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Firestone
H. P. Clifton
Oklahoma City
Roswell
Fayette Davidson
Firestone Co
Annual meeting of First Presbyterian Church urged attendance
The annual meeting of the congregation will take place at the church tomorrow night at 7 30. Dr LeRoy Thompson urged all members to attend as elders deacons and trustees will be elected for the coming year. A covered dish supper is planned at 6 15 before the meeting.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Thompson
Hijacking Charge Filed in J P Court
J T Aldredge is charged with robbery from the person by force in a complaint filed in J P court today. He allegedly struck Juan Bustamante with his fist yesterday at Collins Bar and took some of his property. Hearing date not yet set.
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J. T. Aldredge
J. P. Court
Juan Bustamante
Collins Bar
Snowy storm leaves moisture for stock ranges in Roswell area
A St Patrick’s Day snow delivered 0.69 inch moisture to Roswell and vicinity, with heavy falls at Hobbs and Roswell. Roads opened in the district as patrols cleared snow, forecast calls for fair weather and rising temperatures by night and Wednesday, while the region records its heaviest March snowfall in office history.
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Roswell
J. P. Church
Hobbs
Church
New Mexico Oil Capitol
Chaves
St. Sumner
Yugoslavs Put Up Strong Fight To Avoid Axis Pact
Yugoslavs face a stark choice as Hitler presses for Axis inclusion. The nation debates fighting or yielding, wary of Axis promises and potential threats to sovereignty. Authorities mobilize, with Greece in consultation and readiness to meet danger.
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Dewitt Mackenzie
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Twenty Injured In Erie Train Collision In Windham
In Windham Ohio a fast Erie freight train collided with a commuter train carrying hundreds of construction workers to the Ravenna arsenal project. The impact derailed five commuter coaches and toppled the freight locomotive with ten cars derailed. At least twenty men injured, none seriously, were reported. The commuter train was transporting workers from the Youngstown area to the shell-loading plant inside the government reservation.
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Windham
Ravenna Arsenal
Erie
Erie Railroad
Youngstown
Weather forecast for New Mexico and West Texas
New Mexico: fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer readings in the southeast portion tonight and across the state Wednesday. West Texas: fairly cloudy with some rain at times, gradual clearing in the southeast tonight, fair Wednesday, and warmer conditions in the southeast and across the region.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Extended forecast for Arizona New Mexico and surrounding area
Forecast covers 5:30 p m today to 5:30 p m Saturday March 22 for Arizona New Mexico and west Texas Temperatures near normal except above normal in Arizona and western New Mexico Warmer conditions in eastern New Mexico and west Texas early in the period Little or no precipitation across Arizona New Mexico and the northern part of west Texas Light to moderate rain possible southeast Texas early in the period
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Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Traffic Lights Malfunction Across Main Street
Main street traffic signals were blinking amber since early morning. Police traced a shortage and urged cautious driving while city electrician John Blea worked to restore power as soon as possible.
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City
John Blea
Storm Death Toll Rises to 78 Across Several States
The Arctic cold wave grips the east and south as deadly storms lash the middlewest. Minnesota leads with 28 deaths and North Dakota 38, with New York four, Wisconsin three, Ohio two, Michigan two, and Pennsylvania one. Subzero temps persist, Be midji, Minnesota at 20 below, while 40 mile winds hinder travel in New York. The storm also loosened fears for 20 people on ice floes as they reached land or islands off Michigan.
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Associated Press
Middlewest
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Bemidji
Minn
Lake Superior
Upper Peninsula
Simple Rent Listing Pitch by Equitable Official
E G Minton of Equitable Building and Loan extols the ease of using Record classified ads to rent properties. He says a house or apartment for rent is secured by a quick call to Record classified, with no trouble to the advertiser. He praises the system as the best compliment from experience.
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E. G. Minton
Equitable Building and Loan
Record Classified
Classified
Mr. Minton
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Daphne
Angel Island
San Francisco
Senate
Burton Roach
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