Increasing Cloudiness And Colder Tonight In Pecos Valley
Roswell Daily Record reports increasing cloudiness and colder air tonight with frost in the Pecos Valley. Tonight’s low around 46, high on Tuesday 75. Nazis near North America alarm readers as U-boats operate off Newfoundland within 900 miles of Boston.
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Jap envoy to Washington to press Japanese demands
Tokyo reports that Saburo Kurusu, former German envoy, will travel to Washington by trans Pacific Clipper to seek U S Japan accord. Kurusu will join talks in progress since August, aiming to explain Japan’s position to President Roosevelt and U S leaders during a critical diplomatic effort. The move follows a seven point program published in the Japan Times urging Washington to withdraw influence from the Orient and recognize Japan’s conquests and new order in Asia.
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Reorganizing The State Police In New Mexico
The New Mexico state police begin a long planned reorganization into two divisions highway patrol and criminal investigation and dissolve the current five district system. Chief Tom Summers and Captain A B Martinez will draft a new layout placing about 30 men on full time highway patrol to curb rising traffic toll. Martinez heads the division with Roy Vermillion in charge of a three man criminal unit. About five men remain in the Santa Fe headquarters area while districts Albuquerque Roswell Las Cruces and Las Vegas are dropped pending final arrangement. Highway duty will focus on U S 70 80 85 and 66 to field more officers from rural areas and reduce highway accidents.
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Local Weather Summary for Today
The report shows temperatures ending 11:30 am with a high of 75 and a low of 46. Normal highs and lows for the date are 66 and 36. Precipitation for 24 hours is 0, month to date 0, year to date 32.47. Sunrise 6:20, sunset 5:03, day length 10.7 hours.
Arming merchant ships to cut Atlantic losses
Secretary of the Navy Knox said arming merchant vessels would reduce American ship losses in the Atlantic war. He refused comment on recent US ship losses near Iceland but confirmed orders to shoot on sight. The navy noted the Reuben James tragedy with 97 dead and warned further losses likely as U-boat tactics evolve.
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Hagerman couple ties knot as marriage licenses issued
Jose Barela and Rose Castro of Hagerman obtain a marriage license. Manuel Gonzales of Dexter and Otilio Castro of Hagerman also listed as licensees in the Hagerman area records.
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Germans Report Russians In Crimea Split Up
Berlin reports German armies drive through the Crimean mountains and plant battle flags on the south coast between Sevastopol and Kerch. The Red Army is said to be split into three groups with Kerch cut off, while roads abound with wrecked trucks and abandoned artillery during a retreat toward the peninsula’s southern coast. Feodosiya is nearing civilian clearance as German forces press the pursuit.
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Election Results Over The Nation
The AP reports on mayoral and legislative contests across the United States. LaGuardia secures a third term in New York City defeating O'Dwyer while Colgate W. Darden wins Virginia governor race. Special elections occur in Mississippi and Pennsylvania.
Meeting Tonight To Discuss Housing Corporation Plan
A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 36 tonight invites interested parties to sign up for stock in a local housing corporation. About 55 businessmen subscribed 13 000 in blocks of 500 300 and 200, with a proposal for 100 share stock. The plan aims to raise around 20 000 and borrow the rest from the F H A to build 30 to 50 houses costing 4300 to 4500 each.
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Santa Claus Day to brighten Roswell on Nov 29
November 29 marks Santa Claus Day in Roswell with a pre Christmas visit by Santa. Downtown decorations begin around November 20. Joe Huff reports strong funds for the drive. Mrs Verron Knapp spoke on Red Cross work in Chaves County. Will C. Lawrence announced the Red Cross Roll Call next week. Ed Williams gave a brief talk on the Ad Club history. Dave Wolfe directed the program. President John McBoyle presided.
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Advertising Club
Joe Huff
Verron Knapp
Ad Club
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Red Cross
Will C. Lawrence
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L. Q. Fullen
County Red Cross
Ed Williams
Dave Wolfe
John McBoyle
Four Chaves County Men Inducted Under Selective Service
Four Chaves County registrants, including Lloyd Miles son of Gov Miles, were inducted into the army under selective service. Also listed are Santiago Hernandez Flores order 1912 Harold Lex Key order S-2335 Jack Skipworth order 2282 and Claude James Jones transfer from Exeter California local board.
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Lloyd Miles
Gov. Miles
California
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Army
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Harold Lex Key
Jack Skipworth
Claude James Jones
Exeter
Calif
Bodies recovered of three lost Army fliers in California
In Georgetown California November 5 the Army reported the bodies of three airmen killed in recent disasters have been recovered. Lieut M H Walker 24 of Hattiesburg Mississippi was found in a crushed bomber cockpit near the Sierra Nevada. An additional body was found near San Francisco Bay and another airman remains missing from a Fresno storm incident.
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Homecoming Set For November 20 At New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Military Institute announces homecoming on Thursday November 20 with the Broncos facing Panhandle Aggies of Goodwell Oklahoma in the season finale. Cadet horse show at nine, polo at 10 30, First and Second Class dance at Cahoon Armory at 9 p m. A regimental parade on Wednesday at 3 p m and a Thanksgiving dinner for out of town alumni at 7 p m.
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Planning Huge New U S Tax Bill
Secretary Morgenthau and tax leaders met to discuss a large tax bill before year end. House Ways and Means Chairman Doughton and Senate Finance Chairman George D. both stressed no decisions yet. The talks followed a Columbia University Shoup report warning wage earners hold 5 to 8 billion dollars in extra purchasing power that could fuel inflation unless taxed away.
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Russell Brothers Circus Delights Big Crowd Here Yesterday
The Russell Brothers presented a fast moving circus with thrills enjoyed by both young and old. The show featured many outstanding performers, with no single act singled out as the best.
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Russell Brothers
President Urges Quick Action on Neutrality Act Revision
White House conference reports President Roosevelt wants Congress to pass the pending neutrality act revision without amendments, focusing only on updating law to end arms bans and prohibited ports. House leaders say a broad majority support the measure if labor provisions are kept separate, amid a grave international situation.
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Industrial Plants Making Munitions
New York, Nov. 5. Iron Age magazine reports an accelerating shift of about 2,000 companies from civilian to defense production. The poll shows an average 65.12 percent of current operations devoted to defense with 1,178 saying priorities did not affect output and 500 reporting losses due to priorities.
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Iron Age Magazine
LaGuardia Wins Third NYC Mayoral Term
LaGuardia is elected to run New York City for four more years, the first mayor to serve three consecutive terms. He defeats Brooklyn district attorney William F O Dwyer by 133,841 votes, with George W Hartmann the Socialist candidate also on the ballot. Total votes exceed two million.
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Governor Miles Acts In Inter American Film Scene
Governor Miles appears in a two reel color film for Pan American goodwill produced by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs. The scene in his office features Chavez and Judge Chavez, with Susie Sullivan Eloy Martinez and the Meregildo Jaramillo couple among the cast. filming wraps Sunday at Albuquerque airport.
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Good Neighbor
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Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
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Latin America
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David Chavez, Jr
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Chicayo
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Albuquerque
Rejected Artesian Well Drilling Near Roswell
State engineer Tom McClure rejected L. T. Lewis’s application to drill an artesian well west of Clardy’s Dairy farm about three miles northwest of Roswell. The 200 acre irrigation plan faced protest from Berrendo district farmers after a hearing attended by attorney J. M. H. Calender for the protesters.
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J. M. H. Callender
Mrs. Zeeveld praises classified section as reliable
Mrs. Herbert E. Zeeveld said this morning she reads the classified ads "almost always" and finds them interesting and useful. She noted the section often contains items of value and pays to know about them, expressing appreciation for the information it yields.
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