Republicans to Rally in Roswell Tonight
Roswell hosts a Republican state campaign rally at the district courtroom starting 7:30. Speakers include U.S. Senate hopeful Albert K. Mitchell, Congressman candidate Major Herman R. Crile, Governor candidate Maurice F. Miera, plus J. Frank Stephens Land Commissioner candidate, John T. Watson Attorney General candidate, George T. Martin State Auditor candidate, and George W. Frenger State Treasurer candidate. Miera airs on KGFL at 6:30 prior to the rally.
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Roswell
Albert K. Mitchell
Herman R. Crile
Maurice F. Miera
J. Frank Stephens
John T
Jack) Watson
George T. Martin
George W. Frenger
Miera
KGFL
Governor names committees for New Mexico defense program
Governor Miles formed the health welfare and consumer protection committee of the state council on national defense. It is the second of six committees, with plans to meet soon to map activities. Members include Dr. George Colvard and 17 others across Deming, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Espanola, Roswell, Las Cruces, Tucumcari and more.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
State Council On National Defense
New Mexico
George T. Colvard
Deming
J. R. Scott
C. H. Gellenthien
Valmora
Genevieve Chavez
State Public Welfare Board
Don Woodward
Albuquerque
Ralph Lopez
E. L. Moulton
Allen Wikoff
Raton
Paul A. F. Walter
R. H. Coleman
Hot Springs
Floyd Santistevan
Taos
Reds Beat Tigers 4-0 To Even World Series
Bucky Walters pitched and batted Cincinnati Reds to a 4-0 win over Detroit Tigers at Crosley Field, tying the series at three games each. Walters held Detroit to five hits, hit a homer, drove in two runs, and backed by three double plays, the Reds surged to the victory. Rowe failed to last beyond the first inning for Detroit, and Gorsica relieved. Walters earned his second win of the series as Cincinnati knotted the set with one game remaining.
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Crosley
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit
Tigers
Walters
Reds
Rowe
Lynwood
John Gorsica
Freddie Hutchinson
Myers
Bartell
Sullivan
Ee Croucher
McCosky
Gehringer
Ee Greenberg
York
Campbell
Higgins
Tebbetts
Gorsica
Averill
Se Hutchinson
Werber
M. McCormick
Goodman
F. McCormick
Ripple
Wilson
Joost
Ee Walters
W Walters
Eastern New Mexico State Fair sets attendance records
The 18th annual Eastern New Mexico State Fair drew an estimated 61,600 attendees over four days at the fairgrounds. A single night record reached about 11,000 on Saturday. Wednesday started with 8,000 afternoon and 10,000 night attendees, the largest opening day crowd in Roswell history. Officials credited exhibitors, business support, and community help for a highly successful event.
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New Mexico
Roswel
West Alameda
Crowley Shows
Roosevelt Urged to Name Draft Director Ahead of Election
Washington officials warn President Roosevelt may delay appointing a draft director until after the November election as conscription registration nears. About 16.5 million men must register on October 16, but decisions are hampered by the lack of full authority and an acting director. Lt. Col. Lewis B. Hershey has been assigned to exercise functions without the title.
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Washington
Selective Service
Roosevelt
Joint
Army-Navy Selective Service Committee
Lewis B. Hershey
Grief Over Wife Triggers Carlsbad Suicide
Bob Miller a 27 year old potash company worker in Carlsbad N M took his life after the recent death of his wife. He sold his belongings settled affairs and moved his wife to a double grave. He drank poison in his car then sought help at a hospital but died.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Bob Miller
Potash Company
Howell Gage
Fair Association Seeks Prompt Bill Submissions
Eastern New Mexico State Fair requests all individuals or firms with accounts to submit bills immediately. Bills may be mailed or dropped at the Chamber of Commerce. The fair plans to pay promptly as they arrive and aims to finish the accounting within days to reduce clerical work.
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New Mexico
Slow Ticket Sales For Special Train To Portales
Chamber of Commerce athletic committee reports ticket sales for a special Friday night train to Portales to see the Coyotes vs Rams are lagging. A 300 ticket guarantee must be met by Tuesday night to order the train. Fans are urged to buy at the Chamber, Busy Bee, Lelands, Ball to ensure the round trip $1.40 fare.
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Portales
Coyotes
Chamber of Commerce
Busy Bee
Lelands, Ball
Three Break-Ins Hit City Saturday Night
Three locations were broken into Saturday night with little loot recovered. From the state Welfare Department at 110 West 11th Street, a few Mexican coins were taken. Spring River Camp at 1013 North Main saw a window broken in the linen room, while Johnson-Lodewick at 813 North Virginia reported a break in and two back windows found open. Police and sheriffs teams investigated Sunday but found no clues.
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State Welfare Department
West 11Th Street
Spring River Camp
North Main
Johnson and Lodewick
North Virginia
Sheriffs
Johnson- Lodewick
Rotary Float Wins Sweepstakes Prize at Fair Parade
The Rotary float won the first sweepstakes prize and the Nehi Royal Crown float won second prize in the opening parade. Parade chairman Paul McEvoy announced that judges will be polled again to decide the third sweepstakes prize.
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Rotary
Paul McEvoy
U S Deficit For The Year Six Billions
The treasury projects a peacetime spending record of 13.09 billion dollars for the current fiscal year with a deficit around 5.76 billion. This would be the second highest outlay in U S history, surpassed only by 1919. The forecast follows unprecedented appropriations as Congress ends the year, contrasting with the January budget of 8.42 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Deny Plans To Kill Mexican Officials
The Mexican Communist Party's political bureau rejected reports it planned to assassinate Emilio Portes Gil and General Maximino Avila Camacho as calumny and a maneuver to divide progressive forces. Newspapers cited a National Workers Anti Communist bloc claim based on two communists at a meeting.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Communist Party
Emilio Portes Gil
Maximino Avila Camacho
Xxx
National Workers
Portes Gil
Maximino Avila Chamacho
Hope for SCS office return in Roswell unit
R A Young, area conservationist for the Soil Conservation Service, said during a visit to the Eastern New Mexico State Fair that a Roswell SCS office may be re established within a few months. He noted the department’s transfer of 350 personnel funds and equipment to the Interior caused the temporary closure and that he has returned to Las Cruces.
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Soil Conservation Service
Roswell
R. A. Young
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Department of Interior
Mr. Young
Japan Denies Threat of War With United States
Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign office refutes claims that Foreign Minister Matsuoka threatened war over the Pacific status quo. A spokesman says no interview was given, notes Matsuoka’s Liberty Magazine remarks and says Japan would fight America only if the European war involved Britain, a scenario he calls unthinkable.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Yosuke Matsuoka
United States
Pacific
Matsuoka
America
Yukichiro Suma
Sheriff Gage Praises Roswell Welcome to Eddy Posse
Sheriff Howell Gage of Eddy County thanks Claude Simpson and Roswell Chamber of Commerce for the reception given to the Eddy County Sheriff's Posse during the opening parade. He notes the courtesy of Mr Dow and Roswell merchants and hopes better ties with Carlsbad.
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Claude Simpson
Roswell
Mr. Dow
Carlsbad
Howell Gage
Eddy County
Willkie Calls Civil Liberties Key To Defense In Jersey City
In New Jersey Willkie argues civil liberties are essential to national defense. He tells a Journal Square audience that no single person should control a city and that Americans must defend rights at home. He links liberty to resisting foreign control and urges unity against infringements on rights.
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N. Jc
Wendell L. Willkie
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Willkie
Housing Projects For U S Airports
Washington October 7 allocation of 45 762 500 to the public buildings administration for 70 defense housing projects to house at least 13 000 units was announced by John M Carmody federal works administrator. Contracts to be bid on cost plus limited fixed fee. Projects include municipal airport Albuquerque Fort Bliss Texas and other army sites with specified dwelling counts.
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Washington
Public Buildings Administration
Defense
Army
John M. Carmody
Federal Works Administrator
Municipal Airport
Albuquerque
Fort Bliss
Texas
Mitchell Moves Plans for Gallup Joint GOP Rally
Republican senator candidate Albert K. Mitchell travels to Gallup with his campaign team and schedules an airplane hop to Roswell for a joint GOP rally that evening with congressional candidate Herman Crile and other party hopefuls.
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Associated Press
Albert K. Mitchell
Gallup
Roswell
Mitchell
Herman Crile
Drunk Driving Charge Filed After Ruidoso Crash
G. C. Robertson Jr. of Ruidoso faces a district court drunken driving charge after a high speed collision at the Dexter highway and McGaffey intersection. Robertson’s car struck a telephone pole and culvert, then sped 45 feet, tearing off a rear wheel and demolishing the vehicle. Passenger Jimmy Jamison suffered a head cut and was treated at St Mary’s hospital. Robertson had minor injuries. The 8:15 p.m. crash involved state patrol, sheriff, and city police officials.
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G. C. Robertson, Jr
Ruidoso
Frank Young
Robertson
Dexter Highway
McGaffey
Jimmy Jamison
St. Mary’s Hospital
Miles
Young
Eller
Stewart
Keller
Police Department
J P Court: Chaney pleads not guilty to rape charge
Jack Chaney of Corona appeared in J P Court and entered a not guilty plea to a rape charge. Bond was set at five thousand dollars.
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Jack Chaney
Corona
Governor Henry Horner Dies in Illinois
Chicago reports the body of Henry Horner lies in state as the two term Democratic governor dies at 61 after a two year illness from heart and kidney ailments. Republican and Democratic leaders join in tributes while a military funeral is planned.
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Chicago
Illinois
Henry Horner
Winnetka
Record 4-H calf sale sets new price average at fair
An average of 17 1/2 cents per pound was paid in the auction sale of 4-H Club calves at the fair, a new record. The sale featured 34 Hereford calves exhibited by 4-H youths from Chaves Eddy and Lea counties, bringing total receipts of $5,048.78 as supporters rally to the program.
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Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Electrolux Cleaner Demonstrations Prove Popular
Mrs. H. D. Blake of 1309 N Kentucky, agent for Electrolux, notes in a Record classified that customers call after seeing the ad and request demonstrations. She says the ad “checks itself” as inquiries roll in and sales follow.
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H. D. Blake
Kentucky
Electrolux Cleaner
Record Classifieds Prove Trusted by Readers
Mrs Blake confirms the value of Record classified ads as hundreds of satisfied customers endorse the service. The message emphasizes widespread readership and trust in the newspaper’s classified section.
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