U S Press on Religious Freedom in Russia Sparks Hope
President Roosevelt remarks on the Soviet constitution prompt church leaders and Father Walsh to urge decisive U S action. A White House transcript notes freedom for worship may be advancing after Polish ambassador reports Moscow opened a Polish church and synagogue. Monsignor Ready and Catholic groups press for real rights beyond professed guarantees.
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Edmund A. Walsh
S. J
Georgetown University
United States
Roosevelt
Father Walsh
White House
Jan Ciechanowski
Russia
Moscow
Michael J. Ready
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Wanted: Experienced operator Norton Beauty Shop
Classified brief lists an experienced operator needed for Norton Beauty Shop with contact phone 276. Also notes a furnished apartment at 1000 E Bland and a service station operator position with living quarters and no stock required, plus a modern five room furnished house for rent at 107 W Mathews with phone C3932.
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Norton Beauty Shop
W. Mathews
Cowboy Dance Tomorrow Night at Armory
The Cowboy Dance, an annual fair feature, will be held tomorrow at 9 PM in the armory despite the fair being washed out. Carl Johnson is in charge.
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Carl Johnson
Roswell Flood Recedes Some Damage Estimates Grow
Citywide flooding from the recent crest messes eased as 10th and Main crews reported gas mains repaired and service nearly normal. Mayor Hall warned damage would run into thousands for streets and hundreds of thousands for property and crops, with the west side hardest hit.
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10Th and Main
Gene Roberts
Southwestern Public Service Company
H. E. Samson
Hondo
North Spring River
Main Street
Thomas J. Hall
Roswell
Carl Arnold
Champion
King Merritt
Challenger
Joe Mitchell Implement Company
East Walnut
New Mexico
Co. C. Chase
Chase Realty Company
Ruidoso
Postponed World Series Game Amid Rain and Wet Grounds
The field was soaked with water and fog over the stands as rain delayed the game. Commissioner Landis conferred with rival managers Joe McCarthy and Leo Durocher before postponing play until tomorrow, the first World Series postponement since 1936.
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Landis
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Giants
Polo Grounds
Hope To Meet Timed Prom Age One
City plans an air base on 3,000 acres with half acquired so far and condemnation begun for the rest. Chamber of Commerce funds a land purchase at 3 dollars per acre plus costs for rail spur right of way radio range and other items. Officials will try to proceed with current funds though sufficiency is not guaranteed as funds are kept in a bank.
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Chamber of Commerce
Simpson
Robert Morley Missing. Fear Foul Play After Disappearance
Relatives of 26 year old Robert Morley, manager of two Pecos theaters, fear foul play as he remains missing since leaving Mona Hans after a meeting of movie house managers. His car and wallet were found. no money inside and a shotgun is missing. A large search using plane, horse, and car is underway with no clues. Morley frequently carried large sums of money.
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Prcos
Tex
Bob Morley
Pecos
Morley
Monahans
Explosion Blows Door Off At New House Site
A door was blown from its hinges in an early morning blast at a house under construction by Jack Crow at 1213 N Lea. Mrs Crow and worker Rudolph Allen suffered hand burns. Fire officials say fumes from a floor compound were ignited by a gas heater. firefighters found the fire already extinguished on arrival.
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Jack Crow
N. Lea
Crow
Rudolph Allen
City Beautiful Bouquets Featured In Local Garden Display
Mrs. Ralph Vandewart presents a bouquet of mixed roses, L. L. Lane offers mixed dahlias, Will Shaw contributes two bouquets for Mrs. J. F. Hinkle of 400 North Missouri, showcasing a bed of nasturtiums in a neighborhood floral display.
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Ralph Vandewart
L. L. Lane
Will Shaw
J. F. Hinkle
North
Missouri
River shifts devastate Ruidoso area and flood aftermath
Chase reports little loss in upper canyon but land along the river from the telephone office to Alta Vista store suffered severe changes. The Carrizo creek bridge is temporarily repaired, marooned residents escaped, and the Rio de los Pinos altered course, washing out bridges and roads. McClung estimates about 100 cabins washed away and flood debris clogging channels.
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Roswell
Martin
Keyes
Chase
Kyle McClung
Sacra Brothers
Ruidoso
E. J. Martin
Clayton Bennett
Mr. Blaylock
Sublet
McClung
President Could Arm Merchant Ships Without Congress
Pepper of the foreign relations committee argued in the Senate that the president could authorize arming American merchant ships and permit travel in belligerent zones by revoking the 1939 proclamation, a move seen as an attempt to involve the nation in war without congressional consent.
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Congress
Pepper
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Russia
Senate
Local Art Exhibit Set For Next Week At Roswell Museum
The Roswell museum will host a local art exhibit next week from Monday through Saturday in connection with the fair. Amateur and professional works will be displayed, with amateur awards in all divisions. Artists should deliver by tomorrow afternoon or call if unable to transport.
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Roswell Museum
Notice of Foreclosure of Warehouseman's Lien in Roswell
Notice dated Oct 3 1941 published Oct 3 and Oct 10 details foreclosure of warehouseman’s lien for storage on various lots owned by Y Z Proffitt Lloyd Frazier F S Blackmar William Farmer Mrs Ellen Gregg and others. The sale set for Oct 18 1941 at 419 North Virginia Ave Roswell NM will cover due sums and costs with proceeds applied to storage and costs.
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Y. Z. Proffitt
Roswell
New Mexico
North Virginia Avenue
Armold Transfer Company
R. Armold
Lloyd Frasier
Lloyd Frazier
F. S. Blackmar
Decatur
Texas
William E. Farmer
South 6Th Avenue
Tucson
Ariaona
William Barmer
Ellen Gregg
Minor Street
San Jose
California
Woolseys Return From Extended California Vacation
Mr and Mrs Irving Woolsey and their family have returned home after an extended vacation visiting California and other notable destinations across the nation.
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Woolseys
Irving Woolsey
California
Beeson Takes Over Waggoner Patients In Office Move
Dr. C F Beeson now in his office and taking care of Dr Waggoner s patients in addition to his own. The change places Beeson at the helm of local medical care as he assumes duties for ongoing patient needs.
Honey Dew Melons Guaranteed to Please
Andersons Gardens advertises honey dew melons with assurance of quality and satisfaction. The message emphasizes guaranteed freshness and flavorful fruit for customers seeking reliable produce.
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Andersons Gardens
Hitler broadcasts wartime victory claims and aims for future
In a speech Hitler boasted of German success against Russia since June 22, 1941, claiming millions of Soviet prisoners, vast captures, and extensive territorial gains. He asserted Germany’s unity and strength, blamed Russia and Churchill, lauded ally discussions with Italy and Japan, and urged the German people to self-help under providence as Britain bears responsibility.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Fuehrer
Britain
Churchill
Hitler
Thompson's Te Pee Cafe Enchilada Thursday Ad
We serve enchiladas every Thursday at Thompson's Tepee Cafe located at 108 East 2nd. Delicious Mexican food every day. Call classifieds at No 11.
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Thompson's
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