Congress Rejects Adjournment In 191 to 148 Vote
Washington reports an election year session with 191 voting against adjournment and 148 for it. The move promises a lengthy stretch into Christmas, as both chambers previously held scant sessions. The Ramspeck civil service bill also won Senate approval amid the adjournment fight.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Taylor
D-Cole
House Appropriations Committee
Winners o More Beautiful Dexter Contest Announced
The Dexter Woman's Club announced awards for the More Beautiful Dexter and Community Contest. Prizes range from $2.50 to $5 for categories including best planting of a place, evergreen display, flowering show, backyard improvement, initial planting effort, best kept lawn, parkways, and late flowers. The club will sponsor the contest again next year and urges community improvements.
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Dexter Woman’s Club
Dexter
Little Gray
J. E. Senn
E. J. Hubbard
Earl Corn
Dexter Lumber and Hardware Co
Hal Bogle
L. Parker
Church of Christ
F. L. Mehihop
C. Lively
Roswell Floral Co
J. W. Sharp
Glover’s
Faye Kerr
Woman's Club
Fire Found On Battleship South Dakota
A fire aboard the battleship South Dakota at the New York Shipbuilding Company yard in Camden New Jersey was quickly controlled. Three workmen were reported missing in dense smoke while at least seven others were overcome by fumes. Two alarms were sounded and some were hospitalized, though no serious injuries were noted. The blaze started in debris and rubber hose in the hull section, but yard officials downplayed damage despite heavy smoke.
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Camden
N. J
South Dakota
New York Shipbuilding Company
Zusman's Suspended Sentence in Junk Purchases Case
Sam Zusman was found guilty by Judge James B. McGhee of failing to keep proper records in his junk business. He received a 90 day jail term and a $300 fine both suspended. Zusman has been jailed since June 27 awaiting trial and faces additional charges of uttering three worthless checks. Trial date for those charges not set. Turner Trial Today on False Pretenses Charge In Roswell cattle case O B Turner faces a jury for obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly bought 27 head of cattle from Roswell Livestock Sales and drafted $725.07 on Kansas City firm to pay, then diverted and resold cattle through Clovis. Draft not paid as cattle did not arrive. Turner was arrested in Alamosa and brought to Roswell. A charge against Gabrella Dalgada for assault with a deadly weapon was dismissed.
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Sam Zusman
James B. McGhee
Zusman
Turner
O. B. Turner
Roswell Livestock Sales Company
O’neal-Hoover Livestock Sales Commission
Kansas City
Clovis
Alamosa
Colo
Santa Fe
Roswell
Frank Young
Gabrella Dalgada
Thanksgiving At St. Andrews Church Service
The Thanksgiving Service at St. Andrews Episcopal Church will be held Wednesday at seven led by the St. Andrews Choir directed by Mrs. C W Grier with Junior Choir. An offering of foodstuffs will be distributed to city residents in need on Thanksgiving Day. A social gathering follows in the Parish Hall and a Holy Communion is celebrated on Thanksgiving Day at ten. Visitors are welcome.
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St. Andrews Episcopal Church
St. Andrews
C. W. Grier
Saint Andrews
Marriage Licenses Listed for Roswell Area Couples
Charles Sutton of Roswell and Nan Guin of Donna Texas. R D Roberts and Odessa Williams both of Roswell. J T Rose and Mary Lee Landfair both of Roswell. Rafael Villalobos of San Antonio New Mexico and Mrs Adela Romero of Roswell.
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Charles Sutton
Roswell
Nan Guin
Donna
Texas
R. D. Roberts
Odessa Williams
J.T. Rose
Mary Lee Landfair
Rafael Villalobos
San Antonio
N. M
Adela Romero
Dies Body Has Raids Made On Subversives Dies Body Has Raids Made On Subversives
CHICAGO November 19 A Chairman Martin Dies announced he was sending seven agents of his congressional committee on un American activities to four cities immediately to seize records of what he described as German and Communist organizations. He said the agents half of his staff were dispatched to Detroit two cities in the east and one in the south. He declined to identify the three cities other than Detroit. This followed raids yesterday in Chicago New York and other cities on German and Italian organizations. He announced that documents and records were seized last night or early today at five
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Chicago
Martin Dies
Congressional Committee On
unAmerican
Detroit
Mich
Dies
New York
Chaves County AAA Committee To Be Named Tonight
Delegates from four A A A communities in Chaves county meet at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 tonight to elect the coming year s county committee. Elections of community committees were held yesterday and last night with Lloyd Mooney Kenna as north range chairman Walter Jones Roswell as vice chairman F Berryhill Kenna as regular member Louie Heick Dexter as south range chairman E E Lane Hagerman as vice chairman J P Andrus Hagerman as regular member Raymond Durand Dexter as lower valley farm community chairman Carroll Jackson Lake Arthur as vice chairman Jim Michelet Hagerman as regular member. The Roswell farm community committee will be elected at the chamber meeting tonight.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
North Range
Lloyd Mooney
Kenna
Walter Jones
F. Berryhill
South Range
Louie Heick
Dexter
E. E. Lane
Hagerman
J. P. Andrus
Lower Valley Farm
Raymond Durand
Carroll Jackson
Lake Arthur
Jim Michelet
Hitler Plans In The Balkans Have Gone Slightly Awry
In a daily feature by Dewitt MacKenzie, Fred Vanderschmidt notes Hitler’s Balkan diplomacy seems off. Mussolini’s Greece troubles delay German moves toward the Dardanelles, forcing a rescue for Italy and unsettling plans for a southeastern advance.
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Hitler
Balkans
Dewitt MacKenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
MacKenzie
Roswell Man Indicted After New York Rodeo Incident
Lawrence Finley of Phoenix Arizona and Bill Hancock of Roswell New Mexico were indicted in New York on charges of second degree assault first degree robbery and grand larceny in connection with a fatal beating of John Martin 48 crew member of the Queen Elizabeth in a hotel near Madison Square Garden after a party in Finley s room during a rodeo visit.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Lawrence Finley
Phoenix
Ariz
Bill Hancock
Roswell
N. M
John Martin
Martin
Garden
Finley
Hungary Next In Line For The Hitler Talks
Hungary heads Axis talks following Hitler's meetings with Italy Spain and Bulgaria. Von Ribbentrop and Ciano travel to Vienna to meet Hungarian premier Teleki and foreign minister Csaky. Boris of Bulgaria and Ramon Serano Suner also engaged in recent discussions. Antonescu of Romania is anticipated to follow.
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Hungary
DNB
Adolf Hitler
Joach von Ribbentrop
Galeazzo Ciano
Berchtesgaden
Vienna
Germany
Pal Teleky
Istvan Csaky
Bulgaria
Fuehrer
Boris
Hitler
Europe
Franz von Papen
Turkey
Ankara
Ion Antonescu
Romania
Iron Guard
First Men From Chaves County Report For Fort Bliss
Walter Frederick Eberhart 22 and William Ernest Shockley 18 reported for the selective service training at Fort Bliss El Paso Texas. They volunteered for one year of training and service with the local board at Roswell guiding the deployment. Eberhart's order number V 196 and Shockley's V 3017 designate their volunteer status.
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Chaves County
Walter Frederick Eberhart
William Ernest Shockley
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Eberhart
Shockley
J. B. Eberhart
Roswell
S. B. Shockley
Greece appeals for foreign aid as war with Italy intensifies
In Athens Greece appeals to Britain and the United States to send planes and military aid as Greek forces press their assault in Koritza and warn against underestimating Italy. Theo Nicoloudis urges allies to act now, comparing Greece to Finland and noting Italy's superior war materials and air power.
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Greece
Italy
Theo Nicoloudis
Britain
United States
Finland
Russia
Nicoloudis
Koritza
Reuters
Belgrade
Albania
Civic Orchestra To Be Organized In Roswell Meeting
A Roswell civic orchestra will be organized at a meeting tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in the junior high school band rooms. All interested are urged to come and bring instruments. There will be no charge. The purpose is to unite musicians to form an orchestra for playing at public affairs.
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Roswell
Questionnaires To Be Sent Friday By Local Board
The next batch of questionnaires will be mailed by the local selective service board on Friday. No questionnaires have been mailed since last Friday when men with order numbers 211 to 260 were contacted. The Record will print the names of those receiving questionnaires on the mailing day.
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Selective Service Board
Roswell Boy Jack Garrett Recovering From Wound
Jack Garrett, a Roswell boy, is improving at St Marys hospital after a shoulder wound from an accidental gun discharge during a hunting trip. He is expected to be discharged home Wednesday or Thursday.
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Jack Garrett
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lions Club Toy Drive Saturday
The Lions Club toy drive takes place next Saturday November 23 with a larger list of children to aid. Roswell residents are urged to gather old toys from home and leave them on porches early Saturday morning for collection by the Boy Scouts, with firemen handling repair and painting.
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Lions Club
Lions
Roswell
Boy Scouts
Roswell Cubs Awarded At City Meeting
Roswell Cubs honored members at a meeting last night with Hume Garrett receiving a Bear badge, Howard Stockton earning a Silver Arrow for Wolf rank and Bear badge plus Gold Arrow for Bear rank, Lynn Mayer and Hugh Huff earning Wolf badges, Joe De Voss and Charles Joyce receiving Bobcat badges. A roll call and inspection by P W Thorson, Boy Scout executive, was conducted as part of a nationwide unit review.
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Roswell
Hume Garrett
Howard Stockton
Lynn Mayer
Hugh Huff
Joe de Voss
Charles Joyce
P. W. Thorson
Boy Scout
Forty Boys Enroll in Temporary Scout Troop
Forty boys enrolled last night in a temporary Boy Scout troop formed to advance to Tenderfoot rank then join permanent city troops as Second Class Scouts. Another meeting is Friday at 7 pm at Junior High School. Stig Santheson is Scoutmaster.
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Stig Santheson
1500 Garments Shipped From Here To English Refugees
Roswell Salvation Army commander Capt. John Gioscio announced that over 1500 usable garments were donated for English war refugees. About 1000 pounds of clothing were loaded for freight to Albuquerque, then to New York for shipment to England, expected around December 3. The local committee was chaired by Mrs. John B. Beers with Mrs. L. O. Fulien and Mrs. C. E. Mason assisting.
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England
Roswell
John Gioscio
Salvation Army
Gioscio
West Coast
Albuquerque
New York
John B. Beers
L. O. Fulien
C. E. Mason
Farrill Aids Local Selective Service Board Tour
Capt. George R. Farrill of the adjutant general's department visited yesterday to offer assistance and information to the local selective service board. He is conducting a statewide county tour.
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George R. Farrill
Adjutant General's Department
Selective Service Board
Hoff man and Clem touts one inch display ads
George H. Clem of Hoff man and Clem asserts advertising pays and proves it daily with tiny one inch classified display. He adds he can easily believe the claim that everybody reads classified ads.
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George H. Clem
Hoffman and Clem
Classifieds reader thanks Mr Clem for consistent use
A regular classified reader acknowledges Mr Clem for steady engagement with the page. The note expresses appreciation for ongoing attention and routine participation in the publication.
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