Wool Situation Shifts West as 1941 Clip Expands
The wool market moves to the West as 1941 clip contracting begins in volume. Prices for new clip wool rise sharply from 1940, with favorable demand and higher farm income expected. Mill and army orders boost consumption in 1941, while imports surge and export stocks tighten, especially from Argentina and Uruguay. Production in the Southern Hemisphere dips slightly, but U.S. output in 1940-41 sets a record. Phone your classified to No. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Daniels
Federal Agricultural Statistician
New Mexico
Argentina
Uruguay
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Australia
Roswell Businessman To Be Taken Home From Hospital
M. A. Crawford well known Roswell businessman and manager of the Pecos Valley Packing Company was to be taken home today from St Mary's hospital after an appendectomy. He is reported to be getting along very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Crawford
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Crawford
Pecos Valley Packing Company
Fiery prosecutor in Evanston causes vest to ignite
City attorney Crittenden C. Jarvis on the witness stand ripped off his coat and vest during cross examination of a speeding motorist. Judge James M. Corcoran watched as Jarvis revealed a smoking vest and two burning match packets had sparked from his pocket, shocking the courtroom.
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Evanston
Ill
Crittenden C. Jarvis
James M. Corcoran
Jarvis
Sentences Set For Friday In Federal Court Case List
Nineteen men and women face sentencing by Judge Colin Neblett in federal court Friday and Saturday for charges from a March 7 grand jury report. Of those, all but three pleaded guilty. listed defendants include Samuel Anaya Canonci to introducing liquor on an Indian reservation and Paul Martinez Taos for assault with a deadly weapon. Also named are embezzlements, mail theft, and other federal offenses involving several New Mexico communities and individuals. Charles D Long to be sentenced Saturday for concealing untaxed liquor.
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Colin Neblett
Samuel Anaya
Canoncito
Romero Fernando
Paul Martinez
Taos
Macario Jimenez
Santa Fe
Sidney K. Ostic
Kenneth Taylor
Conchas Dam
W. A
Jake) Jackson
Tucumcari
Juanita G. Mares
Arroyo Seco
Virginia E. Lewis
Cienega
Otero County
John L. Otero
Grants
U. S
Elmer Paul
Boaz
Chaves County
Measles Delays Elkheart YMCA Swim Meet Indefinitely
Elkhart. Jim Warrick, coach of a South Bend swimming team, postponed a meet with the Elk heart YMCA squad for a week due to his team having the measles. He postponed again indefinitely saying the other half also has the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Jim Warrick
South Bend
Elkhart Ymca
Color Blind Maybe
Wichita, Kansas selective service officials ordered to use only black or red ink in classification books while a shipment of blue ink arrived. The directive emphasizes color coding, with blue ink likely reserved for later use or special markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
Selective Service
Elephant Rescue After Slippery Road Snafu In Alhambra
In Alhambra California a two ton elephant named Wilhelmina slipped on mud and sank to her neck. A block and tackle rescue freed the animal, bringing relief to the circus as persistent rain complicates travel and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Calif
Wilhelmina
Testimony Gathers In Brinkley Bankruptcy Case
In Del Rio Texas creditors examine the sprawling Brinkley operation including radio stations hospitals and yachts as Dr John R Brinkley faces discharge objections. Referee R O Huff oversees a three day probe while counsel Carl Rice promises payment of legitimate claims and avoidance of unjust ones. Mrs Minnie T Brinkley appears as the final witness in the hearing amid her own involuntary bankruptcy case in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Tex
John R. Brinkley
Kansas
R. O. Huff
San Antonio
Dr. Brinkley
Carl Rice
Kansas City
Kas
Minnie T. Brinkley
Fair Cabby Serves as Licensed Taxi Driver in St Louis
Mrs. Viola Renz operates a taxicab in St. Louis following her brother Wilfred La Baube being drafted. She holds the sole taxi driver's license for a woman in the city, carrying on the family’s driving service for military duty.
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ST. Louis
Viola Renz
Wilfred la Baube
Uncle Sam
Selective Service Army
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