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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1941

Page

4

Chile Faces Suspected Nazi InfiltrationPressure Urges Suppression

A retired Chilean air force general and Senator Marma Grove warn of Nazi subversion in Chile. They allege a party network trained by the German embassy, German schools, press and banks under Nazi influence. They call for stern measures to crush Nazi activities and defend democracy. A separate note from Russia questions religious freedom and paints the regime as a despotism. The flood conference in New Mexico seeks unified action to control run-off waters, focusing on Pecos Valley and potential federal dam construction. Albuquerque Journal remarks urge state-wide planning and federal help to conserve floodwaters and prevent waste.

Chile Marmaduke Grove Socialist Party Grove New Mexico Miles Pecos Valley Gila Valley Rio Grande Valley Albuquerque Journal

Rumors of Religious Freedom Rise in Russia

The text notes a contrast between professed freedom and actual practice where churches and ministers have faced Bolshevik persecution. It suggests Russia may be on a path toward genuine religious liberty, expressing cautious hope for change.

Artesia Advocates Flood Control Support Across Cities

The Artesia Advocate urges Carlsbad and Roswell to take the lead on flood control programs after noting nearby floods in Carlsbad Roswell and dangers from Eagle Draw. It calls Artesia residents to back initiatives, prepare to aid as needed, and remain good neighbors.

Artesia Carlsbad Roswell Eagle Pecos Artesia Advocate

Justice Brandeis Dies At 84 In Boston Home

Justice Brandeis died at his Boston home on Wednesday at age 84. The family said funeral arrangements would be private with memorial services to follow. Born in Louisville, he studied in Dresden and Harvard Law, advised labor interests, and served as associate justice since 1916. His widow was Alice Goldmark. daughters Mrs. Jacob Gilbert and Mrs. Elizabeth Rauschenbush were present.

Brandeis Wilson Louisville Realschule Dresden Saxony Harvard Law School St. Louis Boston Alice Goldmark New York Jacob Gilbert Elizabeth Rauschenbush University of Wisconsin

Wreckage Sighted as Search Close to San Francisco Peak

Ground party climbs San Francisco Peak to locate missing B 18 bomber after ranchers report engine exhaust sounds and sightings. Captain Murphy of the Arizona highway patrol saw gleaming metal high on the east slope while sheriff Peery Francis leads deputies forest rangers and volunteers toward the snow covered 12,500 foot peak.

Dysart Murphy Arizona Highway Patrol Peery Francis Agassiz Peak A. B. Morefield Springerville Highway Patrol Flagstaff Ariz San Francisco Murphy Lofty Mountains Dan Williams Forest Rangers E. C. Slipher Lowell Observatory Williams Pete Michelbach San

Crosby Arnold rodeo match draws floodlit crowd

A Crosby Arnold rodeo in Roswell drew about 1100 fans as high water on West Second Street reduced attendance. Gate receipts totaled about 1500 with a third split among Crosby Arnold and the fair association. Crosby, a renowned Roswell rider, faced injury last June but returned to challenge Arnold. The match plans a return with seats for ten thousand as promoter Edd Amonett expects a full house.

Merritt Arnold West Second Street Honda Crosby Roswell Lions Edd Amonett The Fair Association E. W Lefty” Irby Carlsbad

Hitler's Claim Boast or Fact Amid Russian Front Fighting

Analysis notes that Hitler claimed Russia broken and new giant operations under way. The article cites heavy German offensives across the 1000 mile front from the Baltic to the Black Sea, with strong moves near Moscow and Leningrad and a push toward the Ukraine. It discusses Soviet resistance and questions whether Hitler anticipates a knockout blow. It also considers Russia's severe losses and the strategic aim to seize Leningrad Moscow and the Ukraine to move toward the Caucasus and oil.

Herr Hitler Russia England Baltic Black Seas Moscow Ukraine Leningrad London Hitler Caucasus

Francisco Peak Missing Bomber Sought Near Peach Springs

A bomber en route from McLelland Field Sacramento to Albuquerque with six crew vanished after last contacting Needles CAA station at 8 20 p m Thursday. Army planes from Tucson and Albuquerque searched the area for two days with reports of a sighting near Peach Springs later proven false. Lt Col Ronald A Hicks of the Tucson base said craft would be in San Francisco Peak vicinity at dawn. The aircraft left with eight hours fuel, three hours used by Needles pass. Crew included Lt A T King pilot Lt R H Conway co pilot Weee Cee and L T Boyd Pendleton and L E Gillein Spokane and L T Morefield Springerville R I Z.

Needles Calif Peach Springs Ariz Kingman Ronald A. Hicks Tucson San Francisco McLelland Field Air Corps A. T. King Laramie Wyo R. H. Conway Wilbur W. Va A We Ee Cee D.C. Boyd Pendleton Ore Air Base Corp. L. E. Gillein Spokane Wash L.T. Morefield Springerville Riz

Football Stars Sturday's Games

Yale quarterback Hovey Seymour kicked two extra points in Yale s 21 19 win over Virginia. Frank Sinkwich and Don Durdan starred for Georgia and Oregon State in upsets and routs while Duke and Notre Dame benefited from key plays.

Associated Press Hovey Seymour Yale Virginia Roger McClure Virginia Tech Georgetown Frankie Sinkwich Georgia Bulldogs South Carlina Pete Layden Texas Volunteers Dippy Evans Notre Dame

Standefer Wins Roping Match at Clovis

Buck Standefer of Olton Texas won the ten calf matched roping with Troy Fort of Lovington at Clovis by 6.2 seconds. Watches ran 61 seconds before the fourth calf was finished, with a sequence of 17s 16.4 14.4 and 19.4 used to make up time. Fort of Lovington posted the fastest jackpot time at 12.2 seconds, Fort Moore of Orton 12.3.

Clovis Buck Standefer Olton Tex Troy Fort Lovington Standefer Fort Moore Orton Texas

Warns Dust Bowl About Optimism

In Amarillo Texas on October 6 the Soil Conservation Service warns against over optimism as record rains revive the Dust Bowl. H H Finnell regional conserver says farmers must continue soil and water conservation to guard against future droughts and protect topsoil from heavy winter and spring rains.

Amarillo Tex Great Plains Dust Bowl Soil Conservation Service H.H. Finnell

New Mexico Considers Free Textbooks After Mineral Lease Funds

Santa Fe announces potential free textbooks in algebra and manual training for public schools next year funded by 414,840 dollars expected from the federal mineral lease act. State Board of Education weighs purchasing additional books following interior department notice.

Santa FE N. M Alegbra Manuel New Mexico State Board of Education Interior Department

Roswell Brice Heads New Mexico Bar Convention Aide

Roswell figures head the New Mexico Bar Association meeting with Judge C. R. Brice of Roswell delivering Friday remarks. Governor Miles and Judge Haxman among speakers at a banquet. Building and Loan groups host sessions at Chamber of Commerce and NM M I hall with out of state guests.

Ted States 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals Herbert W. Clark San Francisco Haxman Kansas Woman's Club Clark New Mexico Bar Association C. R. Brice Roswell New Mexico Supreme Court G. L. Reese State Bar Association Building and Loan League of New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Ingalls Memorial Home John E. Miles Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock Ark R. H. McCune Nickson Hotel Fie Federal Home Loan Bank Col D. C. Pearson First National Bank of Roswell Ross L. Malone, Jr Hiram M. Dow W. A. Dunn Louis OC. Fullen George T. Watts Grace McDonald Phillips J. M. H. Callender Henry Puckett James B. McGhee Curtis Hill Lake J. Fraizer Clarence E. Hinkle O. O. Askren A. B. Carpenter Emmett Patton Leland M. Quantius David Calderon Randolph Reese E. E. Young Rosser L. Shelton Gladys Brice Wyatt J. D. Atwood

Roswell Faces Severe Damage and Flood Work Underway

Roswell faced widespread damage with costly losses to business and residential properties. City crews and C C C enrollees are cleaning streets while mayor and officials plan swift street repair, flood control, and highway repairs on the Roswell-Clovis and nearby routes.

Clyde Fulton Roswell Pecos River District Highway Office Roswell-Clovis Clovis Tatum Hondo Ruidoso Mayor Hall Fulton Rowland Harry Puryear Roy Daniel Eller Hall Honda Bloom

Boston Wool Market Slows with Modest Trade Activity

The Boston Wool Market showed moderate business with several inquiries. Sales of three-eights blood bright combing fleeces traded around 48 to 51 cents in grease, while fine merino delaine wools moved in small volumes at 41 to 43 cents, with lighter shrinking wools listed near 44 cents.

Boston Wool Boston U_ S Dept

Local Committee Members Named in Honor List

The announcement lists H. D. O. Hammond, John Minton, Will C. Lawrence, Claude Simpson, Col. D. C. Pearson, Floyd Childress, and Ladies Committee members E. G. Minton, R. H. McCune, J. F. Hinkle, C. W. Grier, and Cecil Bonney.

H. D. O. Hammond John Minton Will C. Lawrence Claude Simpson D. C. Pearson Floyd Childress E. G. Minton R. H. McCune J. F. Hinkle C. W. Grier Cecil Bonney

City Beautiful Hial Cobean and Mrs R M Toler Bouquets

City Beautiful Hial Cobean presents a bouquet of marigolds. Mrs. R M Toler also features a bouquet of marigolds in the local display.

Hial Cobean R. M. Toler

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