New Mexico Wool Linked To National Situation
The wool industry in New Mexico shows a direct link to global conditions with millions of pounds produced annually. Domestic output exceeds normal usage, and navy buying drives wool fabric and garments, suggesting no imminent price slump. Veterans Day reflections note reduced G A R numbers and somber national mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Robinson
Santa FE
New Mexico
United States
Navy
Army
Melton
England
Employers urged to share deferment responsibility nationwide
Brigadier General Hershey, deputy director of national headquarters, presses employers to accept their duty in approving deferments for essential workers. In New Mexico State Director Charlton and Major Bowman amplify the push, warning that minimal employer involvement could hinder war readiness by reducing available skilled labor. The Selective Service system remains broad and flexible, needing full cooperation to ensure proper deferments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Hershey
The
Selective Service
New Mexico
Charlton
Harry Bowman
Memorial Day Plans Vary Across Military Camps
Memorial Day efforts in the United States appear uncertain with many camps planning limited observances. In New Mexico, only a handful of formal events are expected, largely sponsored by the American Legion, which is increasingly taking over the role once held by other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Mexico
American Legion
Legion
Bacon couple relocates to Roswell from Albuquerque
Mr and Mrs R B Bacon moved to Roswell at 213 North Washington Avenue. Mr Bacon formed a partnership with Mrs Lillian Russell in the Martin Insurance Company. He previously partnered in Carpenter Bacon Insurance in Albuquerque and earlier worked with Liberty Mutual in Dallas since 1934. He came to New Mexico as Liberty Mutual claims manager and chose to relocate due to state opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Bacon
Roswell
Albuquerque
Washington Avenue
Bacon
Lillian Russell
Martin Insurance Company
Carpenter-Bacon Insurance Company
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Dalas
Texas
New Mexico
Liberty Mutual Company
Red River Crossing 1867 Scout Riders Defy The River
A frontier tale describes 1867 scout riders and a four horse team crossing a swollen river. Trail boss Bell orders the herd held while Buck Dale and others spurred into danger. Jack Lodge and Bill plunge into the current. many perish, few survive. The account ends with the journey continuing toward Abilene, Caldwell or Dodge accompanied by advertisements from Roswell and local growers.
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Red River Crossing
Old Bill Dorns
French Humor At Food Restrictions
French humor lampoons wartime shortages as satiric weekly sheets fade. Cartoons mock food tickets, coal scarcities, and gasoline shortages with scenes of diners and travelers. Names of venues or dates not provided. tone mirrors wartime French press caricature.
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Vichy
Special News Service
James
Conditt Funeral Marks Passing Of Local Physician
Funeral services for Dr J T Conditt were held at the Methodist Church with Rev Arthur Shaw and Rev L Bowman Craven assisting. Conditt, 59, a physician for 30 years, was born in Elmwood Tennessee and lived among neighbors in Texas before moving to Hagerman. Family members across Texas, Tennessee, and Washington State were noted, with plans to move to Albuquerque. Other items mention Mrs Sweatt recovering, Mrs Chappell visiting Mountainair for her mother, and a report on Girl Scouts activities and local weather.
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J. T. Conditt
Methodist
Arthur Shaw
L. Bowman Craven
Roswell
Craven
Conditt
Texas
Dr. Conditt
D. T. Conditt
Spur
Julius
Dean
Seattle
Washington
Harold
Shelbyville
Tennessee
Rose
Caleb Harmontaller
Hagerman
Helen Ruth Curry
Edward Greer
Wanda Davis
Schaubel
Masons
Lack Of Air Power Dooms Crete Defense
The column argues Britain cannot stop German air power in the eastern Mediterranean due to insufficient long range bombers and fighter bases near Crete. It notes Germany’s air superiority, limited British reserves and unspecified planes, and links Crete’s outcome to fuel shortages and Britain’s evolving production. The piece suggests the war’s fate may hinge on American production and fall results.
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Crete
Germany
Mediterranean
Near East
Greece
England
Britain
United States
Egypt
Hitler
City flower entries and club meeting notes
The city beauty contest lists participants including Mrs. Harry Cowan for spring flowers and Mrs. G. R. Hams with climbing rose. Others include Mrs. A. A. Bailey and Mrs. W. A. Losey with trees, shrubs, and yard care, plus rose beds led by Mrs. E. S. Bowen. Belle Bennetts Meet: Belle Bennett Circle of W S C S met with Mrs. Jack Menaud to discuss Methodism the World Mission led by Mrs. A. E. Watford. sandwiches cookies and tea were served.
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City Beautiful
Harry Cowan
G. R. Hams
A. A. Bailey
W. A. Losey
E. S. Bowen
Belle Bennetts
Belle Bennett Circle
Jack Menaud
The
World Mission
A. E. Watford
Stuck Vehicles Hamper Evening Traffic Aid
A hearse became stuck and Mr Keeth's truck assisting it also stayed wedged until around 4 a.m. neighbors reported the delay disrupted early morning routines and required tow assistance to clear the area.
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Mr. Keeth
Summer School Offerings At Eastern New Mexico College
Eastern New Mexico College in Portales announces a five week summer term from June 2 to July 3 offering 47 courses across 12 fields. Courses include education English journalism math and science with some classes taught only if enrollment fills. Vocational short courses in janitorial service and bus driving are also planned. In Indianapolis a bat theft leads to a home break in and purse theft worth 7.50. The household warns others and advertises classified line number 11 for help.
Cotton Stamps To Boost N. M. Sales
Chambers of Commerce across eastern and southern New Mexico will relay cotton stamp plan details as the Surplus Marketing Administration expands coverage. Elmer B Wynne says counties including Chaves to Socorro will begin July 2, retailers may join by signing a certificate and mailing it to SMA Albuquerque. The program is voluntary with no retailer charges, stamps accepted like cash for cotton goods.
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Chambers of Commerce
New Mexico
Elmer B. Wynne
Surplus Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
Chaves
Curry
DeBaca
Dona Ana
Eddy
Grant
Harding
Hidalgo
Lea
Luna
Otero
Quay
Roosevelt
Sierra
Bernalillo
Socorro
Wynne
Chamber of Commerce
John P. Murphy
Chamber of Commerce of
Albuquerque
SMA
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U. S
Lisbon
Portugal
Siboney
New York
Nat
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Logan
G.A.R
MR. and
Mrs. Bacon
Jack Lodge
Bill
Lodge
Abilene
Caldwell
Dodge
B. H. Chapman
Andersons Gardens
Adv
Hagerman News
C. O. Holloway
Phoenix
Arizona
By Dewitt MacKenzie
E. N. M. College
Indianapolis
Andrew White
Fourth Street
Mactavish the
Scotty
MacTavish
Dexter
Lake Arthur
Artesia
Charles McGale
Joseph Riordan
White Plains
N. Y
Sing Sing
Edward Kiernan
William Wade
John Waters
N. M
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Roswell, N. M
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