Churchill Defies Japan to Seek Help of Germany and Italy
London dispatch reports Winston Churchill in the House of Commons announcing Britain will reopen the Burma road to China on October 1 in response to Japan joining Germany and Italy. He warned that Allied fleets remain a deterrent and pledged resilience amid ongoing air raids and anticipated trials ahead.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
Burma
China
Japan
Germany
Italy
United States
Commons
Churchill
Russia
Hitler
Cincinnati Reds win World Series dramatic seventh inning
Cincinnati defeated Detroit 2 1 at Crosley Field to capture the World Series four games to three. Paul Derringer winning pitcher and Buck Newsom of Detroit clashed in a masterful duel as two unearned runs decided the late seventh inning rally for Cincinnati.
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Crosley
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Detroit Tigers
Reds
Big Buck Newsom
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Paul Derringer
Newsom
Detroit
Bill Werber
Sullivan
F. McCormick
Jim Ripple
Jimmy Wilson
Ripple
Myers
Charley Gehringer
Tger
Miera pledges efficient state government in campaign rally
In a district courtroom gathering Maurice F. Miera the GOP gubernatorial hopeful urged an efficient businesslike administration. Others spoke for the party including Albert K. Mitchell for US Senate Major Herman Crile for Congress and several state candidates. Crile endorsed the slate and highlighted flood control plans while criticizing federal bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice F. Miera
Albert K. Mitchell
United States
Herman R. Crile
John T
Jack) Watson
J. Frank Stephens
George W. Frenger
George W. Martin
Frank Wortman
Chaves County
James M. Hervey
Hervey
Wendell L. Spitz
Major Crile
Crile
Pecos Valley
Hondo
New Mexico
Congress
Texas
Mitchell
Senate
Americans In Far East Urged To Return Home
Washington reports that British ambassador Lord Lothian said London was ordered to cancel plans to return to England amid fears of a Far East crisis. He hinted the crisis could arise from today’s Burma road reopening, a China supply line, and noted such diplomatic trips occur about every six months. additional talks with Secretary Hull touched on embargo objections.
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Washington
Lord Lothian
White House
England
Far East
Roosevelt
Burma
China
Britain
Kensuke Horinouchi
Hull
British Eagle squadron to join frontline fighters
London October 8 announcement that Britain's first fighter squadron made up entirely of American pilots will enter frontline service. The Eagle squadron will be led in combat by Squadron Leader William Erwin Gibson Taylor of Fort Leavenworth Kansas with Colonel Charles Sweeney as honorary commanding officer.
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London
Britain
Archibald Sinclair
Eagle Squadron
William Erwin Gibson Taylor
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Charles Sweeney
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
New Type Drink Mixers Wanted in Hotels
In Los Angeles on October 8, P. G. B. Morriss of the California Hotel Association says modern bartenders must mix repartee with rum and converse on an educational level. He notes walrus-mustached bartenders are being replaced by educated men with college training, creating opportunities in first class hotels and potential paths to hotel management.
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Los Angeles
P. G. B. Morriss
California Hotel Association
Colege
Morriss
Western Hotel Show
Cotton Forecast Sets 12 741 000 Bales For Year
Washington October 8 The agriculture department forecast this year's cotton crop at 12 741 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight based on October 1 conditions, down from last month and below last year's 11 817 000 bales. Census data show 3 924 094 running bales harvested by Oct 1, with state details for New Mexico Texas and Arizona.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Census Bureau
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Ford Co Loses Labor Appeal Case
The Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a National Labor Relations Board ruling ordering Ford Motor Co to cease interference with employees exercising collective bargaining rights but struck down the ban on disseminating propaganda among workers. The court upheld reinstatement for 22 employees tied to UAW CIO activity four years ago, except Emil Tomkow. It overruled Ford motions not previously adjudicated.
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Cincinnati
Sixth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Co
C. C. Simmons
Michigan
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Emil Tomkow
Ford
Two Army Fliers Die In Wasatch Mountain Crash
Salt Lake City reports a U S Army two seat attack plane crashed into a mountainside in the Wasatch range killing two service members. Second Lieut. James E. Mather of Salt Lake City and Private Homer C. Lloyd of Rosebud Mont were identified as the deceased. The craft caught fire and somersaulted, burning the bodies beyond recognition.
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Salt Lake City
Wasatch Range
United States Army
James E. Mather
Homer C. Lloyd
Rosebud
Mont
Trio Chest Drive Starts October 22
The Trio Chest drive begins October 22 with a $10,000 goal set by the Trio Chest committee after reviewing the budgets of Salvation Army Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Chairman Paul D Wilmot notes preliminary work will precede the main drive and urges all local businesses to secure employee contributions for the three organizations.
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Sal
Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Trio Chest Committee
Salvation Army
Paul D. Wilmot
Newsman Ordered To Leave Italy For False Dispatches
Rome report says Herbert Matthews New York Times Rome correspondent was expelled over a dispatch allegedly stating Italy would mix in the US presidential election. Matthews says he was punished for political use of the piece. Virginio Gayda attacked the Roosevelt dispatch as a fable and urged proof from the Times.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Willkie
Roosevelt
Rome
Herbert Matthews
New York Times
Italy
Stefani
Matthews
United States
Axis
Virginio Gayda
Times
Oil Production Dips Nationally in Week End Oct 5
The Oil and Gas Journal reports the nation's daily crude oil production fell by 311,142 barrels to 3,488,405 for the week ended Oct. 5. Texas dropped 328,338 barrels to 14,188,950 while the Rocky Mountain region rose by 1,410 to 103,230.
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Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Willkie Renews His Charges On Corrupt Bosses
From Newark and New Jersey he assails political machines as Nazi like pigmy Hitlers. Willkie links Flynn and Hague to bosses of Chicago and Jersey City, arguing the New Deal relies on machines while his campaign leans on the people. He claims federal spending and patronage threaten America and warns the war effort could be dragged into Europe and Asia.
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New York
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Gee
Bronx
Edward J. Flynn
Newark
N. J
Flynn
Hague
Willkie
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Chicago
Newark Stadium
Republican Party
America
Europe
Asia
New German Move In Rumania Aims At Russia
Dewitt MacKenzie analyzes Nazi troop deployment in Romania to back a pro Nazi regime. He argues Germany gains a strategic Black Sea base to threaten Russia and potentially launch an Axis advance through the Balkans toward the Dardanelles and eastern Mediterranean, with oil and fuel implications noted.
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Rumania
Russia
Dewitt MacKenzie
Hitler
Germany
Fuehrer
Black Sea
Balkans
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Germans Endure Worst Air Raids Yet In War
Berlin reports the heaviest bombing raids of the war, with British bombers striking Berlin Hamburg and Amsterdam. Casualties reported, numbers uncertain, with many deaths among civilians. London region fires and port mining continue as German defenses claim heavy losses for Britain.
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Associated Press
Berlin
England
High Command
Hamburg
Germany
Amsterdam
Netherlands
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Edinburgh
Senate to Begin Three Day Recesses If Deadlock Persists
Senate Majority Leader Barkley said the Senate would quit work and begin three day recesses starting Wednesday if the House fails to agree to a long recess. No business would be transacted until November 18 after the general election, with leaders not issuing notices. The plan limits recesses to three days as neither chamber may recess for a long period.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
House
Germans Fly High and Drop Bombs on London Streets
German raiders, flying too high to be seen, struck London in four daylight raids. Bombs fell on busy streets injuring buses and pedestrians, collapsing shops and historic houses, shattering windows and causing widespread damage in the capital. A night raid had preceded the daylight attacks.
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London
Associated Press
City Beautiful Contest Entries
Entries show Mrs. Opha McGlone with campanula in unusual flowers, Mrs. W. H. Whatley of 513 E Second with a morning glory screen, and Mrs. T. H. Craig of 307 N Kentucky with a Beauty Fruit plant in the same class.
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Opha McGlone
W. H. Whatley
T. H. Craig
Kentucky
New X-ray Camera Aids Army Draft Examinations
A compact candid X-ray camera from General Electric will be used in army physical exams. It reduces full size negatives to four by five inches, allowing ten times as many men to be screened at the same cost. Orders for 45 units have been placed, after tests in Detroit Chicago and Rochester. The device speeds chest imaging to detect tuberculosis and other disqualifying conditions in recruits.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
General Electric X-Ray Corporation
American Public Health Association
Army
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Arnold Found Guilty Of Hotel Theft In J P Court
Clarence L. Arnold a colored man was found guilty in J P Court of stealing two blankets and a bed spread from the Nickson Hotel. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 10 dollars.
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Clarence L. Arnold
Nickson Hotel
Building permits for two projects listed
E. J. Kurre seeks garage remodel at 706 South Kentucky for 200 dollars. L. C. Bills files repairs and remodeling at 303 East Deming for 500 dollars.
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E. J. Kurre
S. Kentucky
L. C
E. Deming
Special football train to Portales hinges on 300 tickets
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce football train to Portales requires 300 tickets to be ordered. The sale deadline is extended to tomorrow morning at nine. If met, the train departs Friday at 5 15 PM. refunds apply if the goal isn’t reached. Tickets cost 1 40 for the round trip.
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Portales
Chamber of Commerce School Athletic Committee
Will Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Mitchell’ Drug Co
Busy Bee
Leland’s
Ball & White
the Model
Kiplings
The
Mrs Ferrin Rent Promptly Finds Tenant in One Day
In a Record classified ad Mrs C R Ferrin offered a house for rent and rented it the first day. The quick service proves popular for those in a hurry to buy, sell, or rent using a4 Record classifieds.
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High Seas
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