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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1942

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Plans Of Japs Said To Mean Attack On China And Russia

Chinese officials warned of a major Japanese offensive in China as Allied planes hit the invaders near Australia and Burma. A government spokesman said 500 Japanese planes massed in Burma indicated a large-scale buildup beyond land operations. He cited an official Tokyo map describing Japan’s Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Sphere intended to engulf China India Iran Trans Persian and Russian Siberia with a western boundary through the Persian Gulf Caspian Sea to the Ural mountains. Continued on page four.

Associated Press China Chiang Kai-Shek Japan Australia Burma Chungking Tokyo East Asia Indin Tran Persia Russian Siberia Per- Sia Gulf Caspian Sea Ural Mountains

Roswell Defense Area Locality Report Completed

State representative Frank J. HiCaithny of Hagerman announced completion of the Roswell Defense Area locality report. He serves as speaker of the lease and coordinator of defense area activity in southeastern New Mexico under the State Planning Board. McCarthy, with the Dept. of Public Welfare, contributed to the project and said details in the report are continued on page four.

Frank J. hiCaithny Hagerman New Mexico

Roach Denies He Was Offered Deal

In Albuquerque on May 19 state Senator Burton Roach of Hillsboro denied A T Hannett claim that Roach told of being offered a political deal by Governor John Miles. Roach said he had not told anyone a deal was offered and rejected the assertion amid reports Dempsey would run for governor.

Albuquerque N. M Burton Roach Hillsboro A. T. Hannett Roach John Miles Dempsey New Mexico Miles Hannett

Local Weather Readings and Extremes for Today

24 hour interval readings end 11 30 am today show high 74 and low 46 with 3 hour markers from 3 am. Yesterday and today. Normal highs 83 lows 53. Trace precipitation in 24 hours ending 11 30 am today. Year to date 2.94 inches. month to date 0.52. Sunrise 5 56 am length of day 14.0 hours.

Germans Lacking Food And Morale Is Said Slipping

AP reports from Portugal reveal Axis Europe behind propaganda. Germans face want and anxiety, bearing heavy sacrifice as correspondents describe deteriorating morale and hardship under Nazi rule.

Associated Press Liberty Portugal Germany

Meeting On Price Ceilings To Be Held Here Thursday

Roswell Alu retail and wholesale merchants are invited to an open forum on the price ceiling order. The meeting, Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce will be led by businessmen who attend tonight in Albuquerque where a representative from the Office of Price Administration explains the order. Attendees include H B Smurl Judson Goodat J H Murphy Warren Cobean W W Merritt Claude Simpson I W Carter and H H Ray. Others may attend. Rural merchant questions to be answered as possible.

Alu Roswell Chamber of Commerce Albuquerque Office of Price Administration H. B. Smurl Judson Goodat J. H. Murphy Warren Cobean W. W. Merritt Claude Simpson I. W. Carter H. H. Ray

Painted Clocks At Pearl Harbor Hour

Chicago May 19 The United Horological Association of America may set a 7 55 clock at Pearl Harbor to mark the first shot at 7 55 a m Dec 7 1941 The clocks now read 8 21 with various theories about its meaning Historians dispute that Lincoln died at 7 a m the day after his assassination.

Chicago United Horological (Watchmakers) Association of America Pearl Harbor Abraham Lincoln Lincoln

City Beautiful Contest Entries Show Floral Bouquets

Mrs T H Boswell submits a bouquet of pansies while Mrs J E Johns of 906 North Main presents a climbing rose in the city beautiful contest entries.

City Beautiful T. H. Boswell J. E. Johns N. Main

Weather forecast for New Mexico and West Texas

New Mexico warmer this afternoon and tonight than yesterday with scattered mild thunderstorms or showers east of the central mountain ranges. West Texas warmer this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms in Pecos valley and eastward toward Del Rio Eagle Pass area.

New Mexico Central Mountain Ranges West Texas Pecos Valley del Rio Eacle Pass

Greiner Heads to El Paso for Medical Checkup

Ed P Greiner County Clerk traveled to El Paso for a routine examination after an operation he had months ago. He was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs John Twee.

Greiner EL Paso P. Greiner John Twee

Spectacular Red Cavalry Drive Recovers Kharkov Locality

Red Army cavalry charged across a pontoon bridge built under artillery fire and recaptured a large inhabited locality on the Kharkov front. Covered by warplanes and followed by tanks, they pursued retreating Germans who abandoned equipment. The recaptured town was not named.

Moscow Red Army Kharkov Red Star

New Means To Meet Submarine Menace

Washington reports that Senator Brewster urges that U S measures be adopted to counter the Atlantic coast submarine threat. He notes plans for oil pipelines to bolster gasoline supply and discusses routes from Oklahoma and Texas to the North Atlantic region and inland barge transport as possible fixes amid rationing in 17 states.

Washington Brewster Rme Atlantic Seaboard Great Britain Atlantic Senate Markley Kentucky White House Oklahoma Texas North Atlantic Ohio River Florida Pepper D-Fla

Six Million Less For The Indians

Santa Fe New Mexico May 19. Indian commissioner Collier and officials opened a three week study of educational challenges amid a proposed 6 million dollar cut in appropriations. He pledged to keep programs going and said time can be used to give Indians more responsibility. A University of Chicago study backs the effort to measure impact.

Santa FE N. M John Collier Indian Service Collier University of Chicago

Roswell Named In 21 Cities For Pilot Training

C A A selects Roswell among 21 U S cities for experimental pilot training of 210 high school boys. If successful, program may expand to other schools.

Canadian Women Joining Army in World War II

Canadian army officials report 2,500 to 3,000 women in the army and about 3,000 in the air force, the first time women have served in equal numbers in Canada. Many seek overseas duties. initial units will deploy abroad this summer as volunteers sign on for the duration and a year after. Roswell and Santa Fe join 21 cities in U S pilot training for 210 high school boys as the Civil Aeronautics Administration opens experimental programs previously reserved for college-age youth.

Victoria B.C Canada United States Women's Auxiliary Army

Mexican tanker crew to be honored on return home

Survivors of the tanker Po trero Del Llano torpedoing head home from Miami for Mexican honors. Twenty one crewmen entrain for Laredo Texas to cross the border with the body of Rodolfo Chacon. Thirteen officers and crew members were killed near Miami Beach. A funeral cortege will proceed from the border to Monterrey and Mexico City with Chacon’s coffin draped in the Mexican flag.

Miami Fla Laredo Texas Rodolfo Chacon Miami Beach Tex Monterrey Mexico City Salvador Aguayo Chacon

Training program to start June first for ten boys

Dick Callens, manager of Roswell Municipal Airport, will instruct a new training program starting June first. Ten boys will be trained and must pass the same civilian pilot exam, chosen by the flight instructor, the superintendent of schools, and the high school principal based on multiple eligibility factors.

Dick Callens Roswell

Potash mine shutdown persists in Carlsbad

In Carlsbad New Mexico the United States Potash Company mine and refinery remain at a standstill as 600 miners wait for arrival of two Washington labor officials to help resolve shutdown issues. AFL union officials, including A L Cadena, seek clarity on a potential closed shop while officials from the war labor board and the labor department conciliation service are en route.

Carlsbad N. M United States Potash Company AFL Washington War Labor Board U. S. Department of Labor Conciliation Service A. L. Cadena American Federation of Labor San Antonio Texas Cadena

Sidelights On The News Battling An Ancient Evil

Chaves county in New Mexico stands firm against social diseases. The county runs a highly efficient venereal clinic offering free treatment to those unable to pay. The article notes how syphilis carried stigma faded as Pasteur era science clarified transmission routes. The piece cites cases from drinking cups, roller towels, and kissing as transmission methods, reflecting evolving public health understanding.

Chaves County New Mexico Chaves Thompson

Nationwide Gasoline Rationing Planned for July 1

The War Production Board directs the Office of Defense Transportation to map plans for nationwide gasoline rationing starting July 1 as a tire conservation measure. President Roosevelt indicated the rationing might extend beyond the East.

Washington War Production Board Office of Defense Transportation Rooosevelt

Roosevelt approves 31592 for artesian well plugging project

Senator Chavez was advised that President Roosevelt approved a WPA project totaling 31,592 for Chaves and Eddy counties. The funds cover plugging leaky abandoned artesian wells and establishing gauge wells plus incidental works in the Pecos Valley artesian conservation district.

Washington Chavez Roosevelt Chaves Eddy Pecos Valley Artesian Conservation District

Warns Men With Dependents To Stay In Their Jobs

Santa Fe New Mexico May 19 Adj Gen R C Charlton warned men with dependents to stay in present jobs unless sure of new work with war industry He cited complaints that family men quit non essential jobs to join war projects only to find no openings He urged checking with the U S Employment Service for open positions before attempting to join war industry and wait to be assigned in the process

Santa FE N. M Adj. Gel R. C. Charlton Charlton U. S. Employment Service U.S.E.S Cwn Selective Service

Harbaugh outlines new credit rules at Kiwanis luncheon

Roswell Merchants Credit Bureau manager Harbaugh explained government regulations on open charge accounts at a Kiwanis meeting. He warned that if rules fail, stricter measures may be adopted and noted price ceiling orders and rent freezes in Roswell defense housing areas. President Cotton bid farewell and will relocate to Oklahoma City with a new OPM role. Ray Platt will assume interim presidency.

E UU. Harbaugh Roswell A. B. Cotton

German Army In France Builds Invasion Force

An American dispatch by Philip Whitcomb reports Germany's occupation army in France numbers between 400,000 and 600,000 and is more active than since the armistice. Rehearsal invasions occur daily on French coasts under trained staff. A fleet of invasion boats is gathered and prepared for use.

Philip Whitcomb Associated Press Lisbon Germany France Compiegne French Britain

Cotton to Take O P M Position in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs A B Cotton will move to Oklahoma City where he will serve as assistant priorities director for the Office of Production Management O P M The job lasts for the war duration and he plans to return to Roswell to resume his role with Roswell Auto Company where he is general superintendent He has been active in community affairs and is president of the Roswell Kiwanis Club.

A. B. Cotton Roswell Oklahoma City Cotton Roswell Auto Company

Sugar Registration Thursday For Those Not Now Registered

Col. E. L. Lusk chair of the Chaves county ration board announces a second wartime sugar ration book registration for those who did not register in the first round. The session is Thursday afternoon after 2 o clock at the council chambers in city hall.

E. L. Lusk Chaves

Baseball Battery Matchups by City Listings

St Louis New York Batteries Po macher Berres Lee McCullough Chicago Brooklyn Batteries Davis Owen Cincinnati Boston Batteries Vandermeer Hem sley Javery Lombardi Pittsburgh Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston Detroit Batteries Terry Butland Peacock Newhouser Tebbetts Cleveland Batteries Fowler Wagner Embree Hagan Only games scheduled.

Boston Detroit Terry, Butland & Peacock Newhouser & Tebbetts Philadelphia Cleveland Fowler & Wagner Embree & Hagan

German Attacks With Tanks Are All Smashed By Reds

Marshal Semeon Timoshenko’s armored assault halted German advances in the eight day Kharkov battle. Russians reportedly pushed 30 to 40 miles along a 60 mile front, repelled tank counterattacks, and wiped out parachute units. Cavalry crossed a pontoon bridge under air cover and seized a large inhabited locality near Kharkov, possibly Belgorod or Zmiev, threatening a flank on the city.

Associated Press Semeon Timoshenko Kharkov Ukraine Belgorod Zimiev London i

Farm Program Costs Vary Widely in New Mexico Counties

Reports to the senate show county committee costs as a share of gross farm payments in New Mexico ranged from 4.4 percent in Curry County to 59.7 percent in Sandoval for fiscal 1940, with the state average below the national 10 percent figure.

Washington Senate New Mexico Curry County Sandoval

House Dem Whip Boland Dies Vacancy Sparks Debate

Washington May 19 Rep Patrick J Boland of Pennsylvania died in Scranton of a heart ailment leaving a House vacancy in a key informal post. Members clash over who should name a successor while the speaker holds discretion in appointing the majority whip. Boland had been Democratic whip since 1935 named by Speaker Joseph Byrns.

Washington Patrick J. Boland Pennsylvania House Boland Scranton Joseph Byrns

Record classifieds highlight Miss Alice Waller ad elegance

Miss Alice Waller placed a two line room for rent notice in Record classified. The ad instantly filled the vacancy, first evening and again next morning, proving the efficiency of her simple ad. She notes the ad would keep working as long as rooms are available, praising her flawless classified record.

Alice Waller

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