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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1941
Page
3
An expedition by plane and horseback, jointly funded by Transcontinental and Western Air Inc and Edsel Ford, suggests the mile wide Me Teor crater is about 10 000 times larger than the largest man made pit.
Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy said today he found no morale problems in the service. He planned to fly to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to continue his tour and assess conditions firsthand.
Briefs report payphone tricks turning into small hoards, Cadets hawking hazing luck, and line scores for E and A Troops. The Institute Telephone Exchange drops twenty points while stockholders named lose more. jokes about Bunny Newton fixing clocks and a dance at the officer's club close the item with teasing notes on Major Kleckner's class.
Assistant secretary of state Adolf Berle charges Charles Lindbergh with echoing Berlin Nazi lines in U S speeches. Berle cites Berlin instructions to foment claims Roosevelt aims to dictatorship and warns against threats to free speech. He notes two Lindbergh broadcasts urging war claims and possible delay of 1942 elections.
Dr Harvey H. Ninninger, curator of the Denver Museum, proposes that 30 or more pits 35 miles southeast of Winslow, Arizona mark caverns whose roofs collapsed after the meteor that created Meteor Crater struck Earth. He suggests other caverns may lie nearby and warns the explosion would have wiped out nearby towns if they had existed.
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