Jap Press Says U S Japan Affairs Worst In History
Tokyo reports stressed the gravity of Japanese American relations with Asahi Kokumin and others warning patience has limits. Germany’s charge of being attacked by the United States drew cautious reaction as Japan favors Germany’s version in Atlantic incidents. Nearly 1000 Japanese, many American born, hurry home aboard Tatuta Maru amid asset freezes. Finnish and German forces near Murmansk and U S pressure Finland to halt offensive actions to keep US friendship.
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Tokyo
Japan
Germany
United States
Atlantic
Asahi
Homiuri
Kokumin
Berlin
Reich
Speokesmen
Italy
Europe
China
Roosevelt
U. S
Greer
Kearny
San Francisco
America
Pacific Ocean
Murmansk
London
Reuters
Stockholm
Russia
Arctic
Baltic
Hango
Peninsula Fortress
Finland
Washington
Soviet Russia
Airliner Crash Kills 20 En Route From Buffalo To Detroit
A Canadian wreck near St Thomas Ontario destroyed an American Airlines transport with all twenty aboard. Witnesses say Captain David I Cooper of Plandome New York tried an emergency landing before the crash and fire. The tragedy followed a prior Northwest crash in Moorhead Minnesota killing fourteen the day before.
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Buffalo
Detroit
American Airlines
St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada
N. Y
David I. Cooper
Plandome
Northwest Airlines
Moorhead
Minn
Local Weather Report Summary for Today
Temperature data covers 24 hours ending 11:30 am with highs to 77 and lows to 44. Precipitation 0 for 24 hours and month to date 0. year to date 32.47. Normal high 67 and low 36 for the date. Sunrise 6:18, sunset 5:05, day length 10.8 hours.
Army Planes Crash In Snow And Fog Over California
Fragments of an army bomber strewn across a fifty acre area near Georgetown California led investigators to believe all nine aboard perished when the craft disintegrated in flight amid snow and fog. A parachute found on a fence hinted one crew member survived. Lieut. M. H. Walk remained unaccounted for.
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California
Georgetown
Calif
Earth
Lieut
M. H. Walk
Special Train For Carlsbad Game In Doubt
The planned special train to the Carlsbad Roswell high school football game remains uncertain as of noon. With about 200 tickets sold of the 300 needed, organizers urge immediate purchases to secure the service, offering a $1.21 round trip fare and refunds if the order isn’t placed by Tuesday morning. Tickets are available at local outlets and from named committee members.
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Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Kiplings
Busy Bee
Katy’s Cate
the Model
Local effort plans housing for Roswell officers families
A Roswell advanced air corps training unit will require 183 housing units, five room modern homes, four miles south of town. A Chamber of Commerce committee explores forming a corporation to build 20 to 40 houses as a start, with private capital likely to back the project. Some 25 units have begun or been finished in two months, many already rented or vacated, while a city overbuilding concern is acknowledged and monitored.
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Advanced Air Corps
Roswell
Special Chamber of Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Morals Charges Are Dismissed In Pecos Valley Court
Morals charges against Roosevelt Peck, colored, were dismissed without prejudice today by Judge J C Compton on motion of district attorney G T Watts. Other charges will be filed against Peck, it was reported. Judge Compton sat in for Judge McGhee in West Texas. Partly cloudy in Pecos Valley and westward. Mostly cloudy elsewhere tonight and Tuesday. Little change in temperature.
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oVaum
Romwell Bath
Meroni
TODAY
Roswell
New Mexico
Associated Press
Tokyo
Roosevelt Peck
J. C. Compton
G. T. Watts
Peck
Compton
McGhee
West Texas
Pecos Valley
Stolen Ford Is Recovered Before Theft Report Made
Police reported a quiet weekend after a 1937 Ford sedan disappeared from in front of Berry's Cafe and was recovered by officers who had arrested Adolpho Montoya for another violation. Montoya admitted the theft once the car was traced to an earlier report. No charges were filed yet.
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C. E. Kelly
Willard Thompson
Thompson
Adolpho Montoya
Berry
South Main
Montoya
Army Orders Retire Lt Col Earl A Hyde and Assign Capt Scott M Smith
Army orders list transfers and retirement. Lieutenant Colonel Earl A Hyde FA Fort Bliss to home, retired. Captain Scott M Smith MC Lemoore California to Roswell New Mexico.
Leonard Stolaroff Enlists in Army in Houston Texas
Leonard Stolaroff has been inducted into the army at Houston Texas according to word received by his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Stolaroff. He has been working in Houston for the past year.
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Leonard Stolaroff
Army
Houston
Texas
Sam Stolaroff
Order Affects Public Utilities in New Mexico
The New Mexico Public Service Commission issued an order requiring proposals for municipal purchase sale or lease of public utilities to be submitted to the state comptroller before PSC approval. It also covers municipal issues or refunds of utility bonds. A joint statement says the order covers fiscal matters under the comptroller and aligns with a prior directive to municipal officials to submit plans for issuing revenue bonds or refunding bonds before sale arrangements.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Comptroller
New Mexico Public Services Commission
Drive Tomorrow for Funds to Support Christmas Project
Advertising Club members are asked to meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 am tomorrow to conduct the annual fund drive for the club's Christmas project. Joe Huff leads the drive.
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Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ad _ Club
Joe Huff
November Court Term Opens in Chaves County
Judge James B. McGhee opened the regular November term of district court for Chaves County. Criminal jury trials are slated for November 24 and 25. Civil jury trials are scheduled for November 26 through 28.
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James B. McGhee
Chaves County
Mrs J P Parks Dies at Sunday Funeral Plans
Mrs Lilly Mae Parks wife of J P Parks prominent Hope rancher died Sunday afternoon at 2 00 oclock after a period of illness Though her health had not been critical she died suddenly just before two PM The Parks moved from Hope to Roswell recently where they planned to settle Funeral services are pending Ballard Funeral Home in charge Survived by husband four children two sisters and one brother in Roswell and Hope Texas.
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Lilly Mae Parks
J. P. Parks
Hope
Roswell
Parks
Methodist Church
R. G. White
Bill Glascock
Betsy Parks
Robert Parks
Lizzie Beard
Estellen
Texas
Ballard Funeral Home
Army Reserve officers named from New Mexico
The War Department announces that William H. Evans of Chama and William F. Martin of Albuquerque have accepted appointments as lieutenants in the officers' reserve corps.
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Washington
The
War Department
William H. Evans
Chama, N. M
William F. Martin
Albuquerque
Hope ebbs for 70 men lost on sunken U.S.S. Reuben James
The navy reported no news as hopes faded for 70 or more missing crew of the destroyer Reuben James after its sinking on Thursday night. Official lists showed 44 saved, with about 76 unaccounted for from a 120-man complement, marking possibly the worst regular-ship loss since the Maine.
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Washington
Reuben James
Maine
Naval Communications Nerve Center
Navy
Havana
Jacob Jones
U. S. S. Kearny
Mrs Carl C Allen Dies From Bicycle Crash In Roswell
Mrs Carl C Allen age 29 died early Sunday morning from injuries after being thrown from her bicycle October 28 at Main Street and Matthews in Roswell Slow signs had been placed for school children. She leaves husband and two boys Warnock age 9 Jerry age 6 Also her mother Mrs Emma Risley and brothers John L Risley James Frank Risley and sisters Marjorie Lawler Ollie Davis Lilly Smith Funeral services were at Calvary Baptist Church Rev J H Brister officiating with interment at South Park Ballard Funeral Home directed.
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Carl C. Allen
Subiday
Main Street
Matthews
Main
Allen
Flersville
James Frank Risley
San Antonio
Texas
Marjorie Lawler
Ollie Davis
Lilly Smith
Langham
John L. Risley
Roswell
Calvary Baptist Church
J. H. Brister
Orbie Norton
Charles Walker
James Lowrey
James Martin
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
Germans Near Sevastopol and Donets Basin Gains
Berlin reports the Russian army in Crimea split into two groups as German air forces press the Sevastopol and Kerch ports. Kursk falls, Italian troops advance, and 53,175 prisoners along with 230 tanks and 218 cannons are claimed captured. Mines, transports, and fires at Sevastopol accompany the dawn of German advances toward Simferopol.
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Berlin
Crimea
Sevastopol
Kerch
Donets
Kursk
Kharkov
High Command
Yaeta
Simferopol
Crimean
Perekop Isthmus
Engineer Joseph L. Jones Arrives for Air Base Site Work
Joseph L. Jones from the army district engineering office at Caddo Colorado arrived yesterday to conduct engineering work at the air base site. He will survey the additional land for the field and test materials for the base course in the runways. His office is in the basement of the city hall.
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Joseph L. Jones
Army District Engineering Office
Caddo
Colo
October building permits total to 29857 with six houses
Building permits issued in October totaled 29857 dollars and covered six new houses and three duplexes. Nine additional permits were issued for additions remodeling reroofing and repairs.
Russians Flee Crimea Amid Huge German Gains
German forces reported a Russian retreat from Sevastopol and Kerch as 53,175 prisoners, 230 tanks, 218 guns and other matériel fell. Kursk was captured while Moscow faced grave siege conditions and Kalinin’s northern sector was retaken as Britain debated a possible war expansion.
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Associated Press
Germany
Crimea
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Kerch
Hitler
Crimean
Donets
Kursk
Kharkov
Orel
Tula
Moscow
Red Army
Kalinin
London
Russia
Britain
Hungary
Rumania
Finland
United States
Saint Marys Hospital Again on Approved List
St Marys hospital of Roswell is again on the American College of Surgeons approved list for 1941. The announcement came today at the 24th annual Hospital Standardization Conference in Boston, noting St Marys has been on the list for many years.
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St. Mary's Hospital of
Roswell
American College of Surgeons
Boston
St. Mary's Hospital
Strike Vote At Ground Hog Lead Mine In Grant Co
In Silver City New Mexico on November 34 negotiations persisted as 150 miners voted to walk out at the Ground Hog lead mine operated by American Smelting and Refining Company Union members demand a 75 cent daily wage rise and a union shop while base pay stands at 5.25 daily Arbitration and mediation were offered by both sides to avoid work stoppage with no strike date set.
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Silver City
N. M
American Smelting & Refining Company
International Mine, Mill and Smelter
CIO
Charles Smith
A Bouquet From California
Don Hodges writes from Los Angeles praising Roswell Record editorial and especially the classified section as a daily visit with Roswell and Pecos Valley friends. He thanks the paper for its feature.
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Don Hodges
Roswell
Los Angeles
California
The
Record
Pecos Valley
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Fabinees
Jap Press
U.S
LT Thomas
LEY
Army Reserve
Grant Co
Mr. Hodges
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