Stalin predicts Hitlerite Germany will collapse under its crimes
Moscow dispatch reports Premier Stalin marking the 24th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with a speech before a Red Square military review. He warned Hitlerite Germany can not sustain its war strain, predicting collapse within months as Russia boasts inexhaustible manpower and allies. He described German shortages of food and resources and praised Soviet resilience and guerrilla actions. He urged soldiers workers and peasants to continue the struggle and emphasized unity against Fascist tyranny.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Russia
Stalin
Ukraine
Caucasus
Central Asia
Urals
Siberia
Far East
Europe
Local Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending 11:30 Today
Weather data shows highest 71 and lowest 44 this period. Normal highs and lows for this date are 66 and 35. Precipitation is 0 for 24 hours ending 11:30 today, with year to date 32.47 inches and month to date 0.22 inches. Sunrise at 6:22, sunset at 5:02, day length 10.7 hours.
Work 10 Start Soon on Roswell Air Base
Major James H. Stratton announced at Roswell that work will begin soon on the Roswell Army Air Base with a 1/2 million dollar appropriation to be available within two weeks. Bids will be sought immediately after funds arrive, except for permanent building plans not yet drawn. 20 days allowed for bid submissions.
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Roswell Army Air Base
James H. Stratton
Continental Air Lines
Stratton
District Army Engineers
Caddoa
Colorado
Railroads Accept Fact-Finders Report On Wages And Leaves
In Chicago on November 7 the five big railroad brotherhoods rejected a 7 1/2 percent wage rise and urged action to strike. Carrier conference committees said they would accept the fact finding board recommendations for temporary wage boosts and leave provisions for about 1.25 million workers, with details on pay increases for operating and non operating staff and a possible one week paid vacation.
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Chicago
Carriers Conference
United States
Roosevelt
Carriers
International Labor Office
Railway Express Company
U S Backs Russia in Fighting Nazi With A Billion
The United States approved a billion dollar lease lend credit to assist Russia on the war front. President Roosevelt ordered deliveries to start immediately and in large amounts to hasten Soviet access to munitions. The announcement, timed near the 24th Bolshevik anniversary, followed Stalin’s praise of Allied aid.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
State Department
Joseph Stalin
Britain
United
Visit of Rep Cole and oil leaders to New Mexico
Rep Cole and Mrs Cole arrive in New Mexico for a sightseeing trip and meetings with oil men. They will be met in Lemoyne by H M Dow and Mrs Dow and Judge J C Hunter. The Coles visit Santa Fe Roswell Carlsbad Caverns and Lea Eddy counties, with Governor Miles joining Sunday. Cole has opposed government oil control and favors cooperative supervision during the emergency.
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W. P. Cole
Maryland
Mrs. Cole
New Mexico
H. M. Dow
Roswell
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Santa Fe
Carlsbad Caverns
Miles
Harry Leonard
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
Judge Hunter
McCitrick Canyon
Carlbad Caverns
Lea and
Eddy County
Cole
Snowstorm Whips Across The Midwest
The first general snowfall of the season hit the Midwest with blustery northwest winds. Milwaukee two inches, Grand Rapids six inches, North Dakota from half to four inches, Iowa ice increased, Nebraska light snow, South Dakota light and scattered, Illinois light with Chicago heavy morning rush. Freezing temperatures reported across the upper Great Lakes and plains toward Kansas and Missouri, with a low of 10 above in West Yellowstone Montana.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Rapids
Mich
North Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Illinois
Chicago
Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Kansas
Missouri
West Yellowstone Mont
Roswell Pair Barney Smith Wanda Turner License
Barney Smith and Wanda Lois Turner of Roswell obtained a marriage license. The couple is listed in the official record as applicants for a lawful wedding ceremony.
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Barney Smith and
Wanda Lois Turner
Roswell
Chrysanthemum Bouquets At City Beautiful Event
City Beautiful attendees include Mrs. John McClure with two bouquets of chrysanthemums and Mrs. E M Fisher with chrysanthemums and marigolds. Mrs. H R Carr receives his bed. Lloyd J McCracken presents a bouquet of chrysanthemums. J B Allison contributes two bouquets.
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John McClure
E. M. Fisher
H. R. Carr
Lloyd J. McCracken
J. B. Allison
Vote By Nightfall On Revision Of Neutrality Act
The Senate raced toward a nightfall vote on revising the Neutrality Act to allow arming merchant ships and entry into belligerent ports. Senator Austin urged complete repeal, arguing it would reassert U S independence and deter German plans. Administration leaders projected 53 votes, but some doubts remained about actual support, with expected roll call near 50 to 40.
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Senate
Austin
R-Vi
Congress
United States
Vermont
Bridges
RNH
Gurney
R-Sd
Barkley
Chamber
House
Wheeler
Ninety Two Deer Bagged in Public Service Contest
Hunters brought in 92 deer and three bears to the Southwestern Public Service cold storage, plus 53 antelope in the special season. The only deer reported since yesterday’s list was C. A. Gibson. Total 78 bucks and 14 does, with Elmo Aguayo’s 221 pound buck the largest so far in Mabie Lowrey and Amennet contests.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
C. A. Gibson
Elmo Aguayo
BriefFiled In School Case Over Nurse Salary
Eva M Bourne sues Roswell Board of Education for 1800 alleging automatic extension of her school nurse contract into 1941 42 due to lack of written dismissal notice. Frazier and Quantius filed the plaintiff brief. Judge McGhee heard the matter and requested briefs from both sides. school board brief not yet submitted.
Slashing Russian Counter Attacks Gaining Ground
Russian forces reported advancing in two sectors northwest of Moscow, threatening to reopen Moscow Leningrad lines and relieve the siege of Leningrad. Kalinin area battles intensified as Red Army units recaptured a secondary rail line and pushed German positions back. Stalin declared Germany is bleeding to death and predicted collapse under its crimes, while Churchill told Britons they are masters of their destiny.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Stalin
Reich
England
Churchill
London
Volokolamsk
Moscow- Leningrad
Leningrad
Kalinin
Two Casing Head Plants For Hobbs In New Mexico
Phillips Petroleum Company of Bartlesville Oklahoma runs two casing head gasoline projects in Hobbs New Mexico. One near completion at Oil Center and another starting in the Vacuum field. Engines boost gas from the Eunice field to the Oil Center plant now in operation. Increased pressure will allow processing all gas in the field and raise production.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Hobbs
Oil Center
Eunice
Wife of Air Corps Officer Arrives
Mrs Herbert VonTungeln, wife of Lieut VonTungelen, who will be stationed at the army air base here, arrived today. Lieut Van ce is expected about Nov 15.
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Herbert VonTungeln
Lieut. VonTungelen
Army Air Base
Lieut
Vance
Finland Says War Will End With Threat Of Attack Gone
Helsinki reports quote the Finnish radio saying the war with Russia will end once the threat of renewed attack is removed and frontiers secured. A peace conference will determine new boundaries, but authorities stress no implication of talks with Soviet Russia. An English broadcast cited union pamphlet passages asserting defense only and frontier finalization at a future conference.
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Helsinki
Finland
Russia
Helsinki Radio
Central Union of Finnish Labor Organizations
Marines in China May Be Withdrawn by U S Government
President Roosevelt announced the United States is considering withdrawing the American marine detachments from Peiping Tientsin and Shanghai China. Navy reports 970 officers and men on duty there. No decision date given. No discussion with Japan on the presence of Marines.
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Roosevelt
Peiping Tientsin
Shanhai
China
United States
Peiping
Tientsin
Shanghai
Japan
Navy
Peking
Eecea
Russians Optimistic On War's Result Amid Frontline Advances
The Associated Press reports Stalin declares Germany bleeding, predicts a year to victory. Soviet forces push back near Velookolamsk, 55 miles NW of Moscow, as red troops capture towns despite strong German armor. In Crimea, Nazi advance meets stubborn resistance and Sevastopol comes under bombardment. Britain increases Persian border forces with US tanks as Caucasus weighs.
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Associated Press
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Velookolamsk
Moscow
Hitler
Crimea
Crimean
Red Army
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Persia
Ankara
Great Britain
Iran
Russian
Caucasus
Kerch Strait
Shriners Meet In Cavern Tomorrow Ceremonies draw 21 novitiates from several temples
ALBUQUERQUE N M Nov 7 The Ballut Abyad Shrine Temple plans ceremonies at Carlsbad Caverns with about 200 participants tomorrow including 21 novitiates from Albuquerque Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix and El Paso. About 150 Ballut Abyad nobles attend with contingents from Las Cruces Roswell and other New Mexico towns.
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N. M
Ballut Abyad Shrine
Mecca
Carlsbad
Martin B. Warden
Paul B. Dailey
Las Vegas
Guy A. Reed
Edgar M. Johnson
James W. Rhea
Howard F. Houk
Santa Fe
Robert B. Turner
Stirrman L. Costley
Albert W. Graham
Clovis
Alonso G. Butler
Portales
Jesse P. Haynes. Hobbs
Classified ad yields over hundred dollar stove sales
D E Agnes of Sears Roebuck & Company notes that a modest classified ad last week sold oil heating stoves worth over one hundred dollars. He remarks that the ad cost only a few cents and proved highly effective in generating sales.
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D. E. Agnes
Sears Roebuck & Company
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