Hitler Peace Proposal Sparks British Debate In London
London observers react to Adolf Hitler's call for an all inclusive peace conference with skepticism. The Evening Standard labels it a hollow offer, while Prime Minister Chamberlain weighs a cautious public reply after consulting France. British officials say any peace must free Europe from aggression and demand more than words.
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France rejects Hitler peace plan in Senate speech
Premier Daladier declared that only a French British victory would ensure real justice and lasting peace in Europe. He said Europe must be free from domination and that France and Britain would not lay down arms until peace is assured.
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Hitler proposes European peace with warning of war
Berlin dated Oct 6 Adolf Hitler outlined a peace plan on a comprehensive basis but warned that if allies reject his offer his outstretched hand will be followed by a new war. He urged a reply from Britain and France and said Germany seeks no new territorial gains except colonial claims. He described dangers of continued war and urged economic reorganization and ethno graphic resettlement as part of a broader plan for Europe.
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British deny German report as base insult
London dispatch says British admiralty denounces a German Navy statement seeking to undermine U S loyalty. The Raeder remark is described as base and criminal by British officials, amid tensions over the Iroquois voyage and Athensia sinking claims. Caution grows as U S embassies fret over repatriation of thousands of Americans in Britain. Naval forces move toward an Atlantic rendezvous with the American liner.
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Charges In Albuquerque City Election Rivalries Escalate
Albuquerque's bitter municipal race for two city commission seats heats up as three candidate slates battle. Ex governor Clyde Tingley, aligned with Darrow, Graham and Hahn, faces R B Waggoman and John Donald Wilson. Accusations of city employee involvement fly as rallies and radio ads proliferate ahead of Tuesday ballot.
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Busy fair board members praised for their service
Harvey Foorbaugh and Earl Patterson lead a dedicated six member board guiding the fair. A D C Jones Tom Reid Frank Marks Gus Hockenton coordinate exhibits sales and decorations while managing fifty to seventy five workers and premium payments. Roswell honors Old Timers in yearly celebration.
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Old Timers Program at Third and Main Prompts Nostalgic Show
The annual Old Timers event on Third and Main featured Cecil Bonney as master of ceremonies with three former governors J. F. Hinkle Richard C. Dillon and George Curry on stage. The CE Orchestra provided numbers as Curtis Hill Hi Cow and performances by Carl McNally and others concluded the program.
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Herman Crile
Arden Boehner
Wilbur Coe
Jerry Sigalas
Reyes Sisneres
Richard McKinney
Roswell
Cee
Old Timers Day Parade Prominent in Roswell Event
Large crowd attends Old Timers Day at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair with a morning parade led by former governors J. F. Hinkle and George Curry. A barbecue at Cahoon Park followed, featuring Miss Elizabeth Garrett and her guide dog Teene, who wore Coronado Centennial plates.
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John Rose
Sidney Redfield
Frank Smith
Will Beatty
Ethan Allen
Jack Berry
Ella Lea Dow
Lucius Dills
Sutherland
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Record highlights farm exhibit awards at the fair
The Record publishes the complete list of awards for farm products poultry show dairy cattle and domestic arts with prize details. Hereford sheep and hog awards remain to be compiled for tomorrow while other awards appeared earlier. Football tickets for the N.M.M. Way land game at de Bremond Field Saturday are on sale for 75 cents at local shops.
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Fuel Rade Performance Rodeo Sets Attendance Record
The final rodeo performance drew a large crowd and was hailed as one of the best ever held. Gus Heckenson served as chairman of the rodeo committee.
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Weather Report Forecast Quiet Tonight Through Saturday
The United States weather briefing notes generally fair conditions with mild temperatures. Thursday’s high reached 82 degrees while the low last night was 42 degrees, signaling a warm day ahead and cool overnight temperatures.
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Sweepstakes Winners Named at Roswell Fair
Mrs. C. H. Jacobson of Hageman won the baked foods sweepstakes with Mrs. Frank Burnworth of Roswell second. In domestic arts, Mrs. Bob Ratiff of Roswell won and Mrs. Claude Cole of Roswell was second. The Record yesterday carried the full list except sweepstakes. An error printed Mrs. Jackson instead of Mrs. Jacobson. Pauline Cowan supervised the domestic arts.
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Roswell
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Jacobson
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Chaves County
Case of paralysis in Chaves County
Dr. W. W. Phillips, county health officer, reports one infantile paralysis case in Chaves County. A two year old child from the L. F. D. section is the patient, now under quarantine and nearing recovery. All contacts are under observation. no other cases exist in the county.
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Fire crews extinguish small blaze near Wilmot Apartments
The fire department doused a grass fire behind the Wilmot Apartments on East Fourth Street with no damage reported. Firefighters were later dispatched this afternoon to a call north of the fair grounds, but no details were available at press time.
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Portales Rams Cancel Football Trip Amid Illness
Portales New Mexico record notes that the Portales high school Rams cancelled their football trip to Tucumcari due to an infantile paralysis epidemic. The outbreak also caused last week's Rams game with Carlsbad to be canceled and shows no sign of diminishing.
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