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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1941
Page
6
A compact local ad page highlights Speedline Laundry Wet Wash at 1110 W Ist and St Johns Candy Co offering fresh candy and promotions. Phone numbers 400 aa 2 ee 189 Polish Ph 847 116 appear as contact lines.
Poem reflects Prairie Dog Town residents led by Harry Chapman celebrating receding water. They credit sand and dirt levee work to save property while criticizing politics and urging Texas to take water away. The speaker asserts the area is not a camp or prairie dog town and vows to protect homes from future floods.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull marking his 70th birthday in Washington receives a cake from newspapermen and blows out candles. Hull, with 49 years in government service, warns in a message to well wishers of liberty's responsibility to the United States.
Police probed the fatal shooting of Emil Camarda 56 general vice president for Atlantic coast districts of the International Longshoremen's Association. Salvatore Sabbatino wealthy vice president of a stevedoring firm was linked by witness Frank J Hoey to Camarda during a quarrel over hiring Irish stevedores. Also noted are local display lines for Honey Dew Melons and Andersons Gardens with classified advertising.
The Cunningham siblings gain renown for their service. Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham, commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean fleet, sits beside his younger brother Lieut. Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham, head of the British East African land forces, shown together during a meeting in Africa.
A compact crossword puzzle item listing across and down clues with mixed difficulty including A craze to obey silent urges and maritime terms. It presents a playful brain teaser style typical of a daily paper feature with clues spanning food color metaphors and common objects.
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