Death of Miss Josephina Flores in Roswell at 7 this morning
Miss Josephina Flores eight een-year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mariano Flores died at 1000 South Grand Roswell this morning after a year of ill health She was born April 26 1922 in Roswell She attended local schools but left due to illness She was active in the Catholic Church Survived by five brothers and six sisters Funeral plans pending with Talmage Mortuary guidance
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Josephina Flores
Mariano Flores
South Grand
Miss Flores
Roswell
Josephina
Talmage Mortuary
Germany extends blockade near Greenland and Iceland
Officials pursued a study of the German decree extending the Reichs counter blockade zone within three miles of Greenland and Danish Iceland. Two possible actions were debated: redefine the neutrality combat zone to include the new blockade area or reject the decree while ordering Nazi warcraft to stay out of hemisphere waters. Unofficial sources expect little impact on American convoys as Germany would attack British ships upon encounter, with no American vessels carrying cargo to Iceland and only coast guard cutters aiding Greenland.
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Ficials
Greenland
Iceland
Berlin
Britain
Germany
Coast Guard
Last Chance Cafe changes hands at 213 West 2nd
New management operates Last Chance Cafe at 213 West 2nd offering regular meals for 30 cents and short orders at all hours. The advertisement also promotes children’s dresses suits and spring coats from Art Gift Shop at 107 West Fourth.
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Last Chance Cafe
West 2Nd
Childrens
West Fourth
Adv
Powers Returns From Amarillo Conference With Phillips 66
John Powers, a Phillips 66 distributor, is back from a conference in Amarillo with company officials.
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John Powers
Amarillo
Phillips 66
L A Moore Ill at Home in Zinks Official
L A Moore an official of Zinks is ill and confined to his home. The notice states he is presently ill and unable to attend duties.
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L. A. Moore
Zink’s
Sentences in federal case span wide range of crimes
The court handed three year terms for kidnapping and other offenses. Additional counts include charges of defrauding women, counterfeit money, Dyer act violations, burglary on an Indian reservation, impersonating a federal officer, and illegal re entry with numerous three year or lesser sentences plus fines and concurrent terms.
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Lindbergh
Charles Gray
el Paso
Texas
Roswell
John William Burke
Deming
Neblett
Herman T. Jarard
Herman Jarrard
Alfred Miguel
Joe David Ross
Thomas Elgar Davis
Ralph H. Scott
Jack Willson
Archie Revell
Dyer
Curtis Browning
Clyde Albert Shaw
John Newman
Joe L. Tatum
Tatum
Dale Lloyd Smith
Vernon Gilbert Lewis
Leroy Lansing
Martin Rael Aragon
Martin Rael
Arthur Robert Davis
Henry Walters
Willis Reese Walters
Jesus Andres Vallo
Silvestre Chavez
United States
Newton Plaza
Harry M. Raines
Antonio Pastrano
U. S
Institute-Lamesa Polo Games Postponed Due to Illness
The two game polo series between the Institute and Lamesa Polo Club has been postponed as Institute horses are inoculated for sleeving sickness. The cadets have had a strong season with only two losses in about 20 games. Col. Holman now coaches the cadet team while A H Norton, recently called to army duty, planned to attend.
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Institute
Lamesa
Texas
Broncos
Southwest
el Valle
el Paso
University of Arizona
A. H. Norton
M.S
Canyon City
Colo
Col. Holman
Pension plan and reapportion bills pass house
Refuse To Letson outlines a pension for staff reaching 60 after 15 years, capped at 1800 annually. A constitutional amendment to re apportion districts passed 28 to 17, with tomorrow’s hearing on a Tuska Walker measure. Liquor control powers favored by extending license rejection authority. rival local control bill defeated in committee. A senate vote defeated a doctors report mandate on gunshot or penetrating wounds by 13 to 11 defending client confidentiality.
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House
Tuska Walker
House Public Affairs Committee
Senate
Spiess
Las Vegas
Yugoslavia Reconstitutes Cabinet Amid Axis Ties
The new Yugoslav government names Budisavljevic and Markovic to key posts while Prince Paul and Princess Olga flee Belgrade with rumors of arrests. The cabinet resumes after anti Axis ministers resign. Rome Berlin Tokyo alliance pledges set Yugoslavia as a junior partner in Vienna ceremonies. Proclamation mentions King Peter and potential rally of public support.
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Jan Budisavljevic
Cvetkovic
Lazare Markovic
Vladimir Macek
Jovan Jovanovic
Momtchilov Nincic
Smon Kutte
Gen. Ilic
Trisunovic
Andres
Kusanovic
Kulovic
Grolgol
Josip Torbar
Kosanovic
Dakovic
Prince Paul
Reuters
Olga
Greece
Yugoslavia
Vienna
Peter
Simovic
Belgrade
King Peter Seizes Power in Yugoslavia Proclamation
A radio proclamation from King Peter declares he will assume royal powers, dissolve regents, and form a new government with loyal troops. He calls on Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes to support the throne and maintain order, citing God and Yugoslavia’s future. Peter ascended the throne after his father’s assassination in 1934.
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Doudhnan Somovic
Yugoslavia
Peter
Alexander I
Marseille
Old Hickory Cane Tells Family History in Missouri Roots
R Lowrey of 518 East 7th cherishes a straight old hickory cane made in 1881 by Bill Newton and given to Isom H. Lowrey in Oden Missouri Wright County. Lowrey, 65 in May, notes the cane’s enduring value since his grandfather’s era, tracing his own move from Douglas County Missouri to Indian Territory and finally Roswell where he ran a blacksmith shop.
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R. Lowrey
East 7Th
Bill Newton
Lowrey
Isom H. Lowrey
Oden
Missouri
Wright County
Hartville
Douglas County
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Roswell
President Signs Billion Dollar British Aid Bill Aboard Yacht
President Roosevelt aboard the Potomac on a fishing-vacation cruise signed the seven billion dollar British aid bill at 10 50 a m EST, sending funds immediately to boost the U S munitions industry. The measure directs 1 343b for ordnance 2 054b for planes 362b for tanks and vehicles 629b for ships 752b for plant facilities 200b for repairing vessels 1 350b for commodities and 260b for military equipment.
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U.S. S. Benson
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Florida
Defense
America
Wall Street gains lift industrial stocks in hopeful market
Rallying power returns as war news and labor shifts spark optimism in New York trading. Utilities linger near yearly lows while rails recover on a restricted basis. Prominent issues rise, with U S Steel and General Motors among leaders. bonds gain on carrier loans. Grains ease, cotton climbs in see trades.
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Wall Street
New York
Santa Fe
Pere Marquette
Bright Corporation
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
General Motors
American Telephone
U. S. Rubber
Westinghouse
N. Y. Shipbuilding
Douglas Aircraft
Savage Arms
Kennecott and
du Pont
Chicago
Bond Closing Prices and Market Game Notes
New York Treasury yields report shows 3 1/4s at 112.10 and 2 1/4s at 106.27 with unsettled fractions. Curbs and home owners loan data appear in market notes alongside listed stock and commodity quotes for Bliss Bliss Carrier Corps and Humble Oil among others.
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New York
Treasury
Fed Farm
CURB
Alumno Am
Bliss
Carrier Corps Cities Service
Fairchild Av
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher
Cotton futures closed 4 to 5 points higher with May at 10.90 and July at 10.85. Rallies supported by steady demand as the market also noted a middling spot price of 11.20 and near term contracts near 10.7 to 10.9 across the curve.
Stocks Close On Broad Gains Across Multiple Industries
New York March 27 Stocks closed broadly higher with coalitions of blue chips advancing. Notable movers included AllisCh, AmCan, Bethlehem Steel, Radio Corporation, Boeing, Chrysler and U.S. Steel while utilities and oil shares showed mixed activity. Market breadth suggested renewed investor optimism despite limited holiday trading.
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New York
AllisCh
NatCash
AmCan
NatGyp
Amc&f
NatLead
AmMet
Natpo&l
Amamil
Noama
AmSmel
Noamc
Amsdf
Penney
At&t
Phillips
AmWool
Psvcenj
Anacon
RadioCor
At&sf
RepuStl
AviatCor
ReynTo
BethStl
SafeStr
Boeinga
SearsRo
Borger
Skellyo
Briggsm
SocVac
Conoild
TexCorp
CrucSt
UntAirl
CurtWrt
UntAire
GenEiec
Usgyp
GnFood
Usinda
GenMill
Uspipe
GenMet
Usrubb
Goodwh
Ussmel
Goodyr
Ussteel
GtWsSu
Wsant
HollySu
Wsaib
KroGro
Wse&m
MontWw
For Rent Furnished Three Room Apartment in Kentucky
Classified notice for a furnished three room apartment available at 511 No. Ky. includes rental terms and contact details. Compact readable ad mirrors local rental listings with emphasis on location and unit features.
Senate Considers $800000 for Trans Atlantic Airline
Senate debates an $800000 appropriation to establish a new trans Atlantic airline while House action focuses on extending the Guffey coal act and a military aviation study proceeds. Interstate commerce panel opens hearings on oil pipeline requirements for defense as the Senate meets in recess and moves toward passage of a bill to prevent reconnection.
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Congress
Associated Press
Senate
HOUSE
Military
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report March 27
USDA hogs steady to 25 off with heavyweights hardest hit as sales lag early. Cattle opens slow but steady with fed steers 9.25 to 10.40, fat cows 6.25 to 7.50, calves and feeders firm. Sheep light activity with lambs around 10.50 to 11.50 and ewes down from 6.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Galveston Cotton Prices Report March 27
Galveston spot cotton remained steady with 4 up mid Dling at 10.60 cents per pound and sales recorded at 8 258 bales. Market activity reflected stable demand as traders noted consistent price levels across the session.
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Galveston
Domestic wools move in Boston market brimming with margins
Boston on March 27 reports moderate activity in the domestic wool trade. Graded French combing fine territory wools fetch $1 to $1.05 per clean pound, with other territory wools around $1 to $1.03 and good French combing length. Orders placed for graded combing three-eighths blood territory wools to be delivered from the new clip at 88 to 90 cents per pound clean.
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Boston
Market quotes and cotton prices in Chicago and New Orleans
In Chicago on March 27 close to May 88 3 4 5/8 Jly 86 1 2 3 8 Sep 86 5/8 1/2 corn May 65 5/8 Jly 66 oats May 36 3 4 Jly old 33 7 8 Jly new 33 3 4 Sep old 33 Sep new 33 New Orleans spot cotton closed steady three higher sales 1 883 middling 10 93
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New Orleans
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Hollis Watson
Artesia
ED Williams
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Weisenhorn Agency
Las Cruces
the Foundation Investment
Jake Hinch
ETE Insurance
W. E. Destree
West 4Th Phone
Huff
Eisaya
Blue Camilla
Huff’s
Huff's Jewelry Store
Killarney
T. E. Boggs
N. Main
St. Eyes
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Res
Pho
Ward
Roswell Typewriter CO
North Main St
Jayson
Daddy Pope
Carl Bird
Chicago Grain
Central Hardware, Inc
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