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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1941
Page
8
Dr. George Morrison leaves El Paso for two weeks of post graduate study and to attend the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology. Mrs. Morrison and the baby remain in El Paso during the absence.
Reports from Vyazma and Bryansk indicate heavy German losses with at least 15 600 officers and men killed in pocket battles. Odessa besiegers shell city with little success while Moscow life continues. Melitopol Ossipenko and Mariupol reportedly captured by Germans. Dynamo beats Spartak 7 to 1 in National League as Tass urges heightened Soviet resolve. Maj. Gen. James H. Burns arrives from Moscow war needs conference.
In Artesia New Mexico on October 10 the area around the Guadalupe mountains sees a wildcat well Stroup Yates Flynn Hartz No 1 staked NE NW 16-21-23, 18 miles west and four north of Carlsbad. Four other new locations and five producing wells were completed this week with notable results including Bassett Birney Roberts No 1 flowing 58 bpd at 1,152 feet and Franklin Can field No 2-A flowing 170 bpd in four hours at 2,804 feet. Additional completions include Murchison Closuit Foster No 2 flowing 60 bpd at 3,492 feet and Pottorff State No 1 pumping 130 bpd at 483 feet. Alex McGonagill Carper State No 1 at 2,247 feet flowing 10 bpd. Also listed are new lettuce and turnips from Andersons Gardens and grain quotes from Chicago and New York cotton futures.
Continued from page one the session begins at two o clock with remarks by Albert T. Gonzales of Santa Fe and Donald B. Moses on anti trust laws and defense. Fred J. Federici covers groundwater legal aspects while a luncheon for ladies is planned for tomorrow at 1 20 at the Nickson. Home Made Sauer Kraut Now Ready.
Wanted beauty operator with references and guaranteed salary at Roswell beauty shop. Also notice: for rent four room furnished apartment at 405 No Ky. (10-10-13)
On October 10 the New York stock market showed a less pessimistic view of the Russo German situation. Steels aircrafts rails copper and specialties rose while some issues failed to sustain gains. Wright Aeronautical gained about six points on an $8 dividend, Curtiss-Wright rose on a $1 dividend. Wool markets in Boston were slow and spotty but prices held firm, with five million pounds moved mainly in Texas New Mexico and Wyoming. Foreign wool demand remained firm and Australian purchases through September 30 reached 179,564 bales.
New York stocks closed unevenly with major names such as AmAirl AmCan AmC&F AmLoco AmAMil AmStlF AT&T and Boeing posting modest moves alongside varied results for Chrysler, Gen Elec, and ContCan in light trading. Specifics show fractional gains and losses across airlines, automakers, and manufacturers, reflecting cautious market sentiment.
Trading showed a mixed session with several stocks advancing while others failed to resist losses. United Aircraft Glenn Martin Dow Chemical Western Union and Goodrich were among gainers, Bethlehem Steel Allied Chemical Westinghouse and Johns Manville slipped, and Bonar shares held steady amid talks on a 50 cent initial December payment.
USDA market notes hogs sold unevenly and steady to weak with top at 10.85 per cwt and 200–290 lb at 10.60–10.85. Cattle see slow kill classes but mostly steady with fed steers at 11.25 and fed heifers at 10.65. Cows, vealers, and sheep listed with ranges. weekend supply limited for higher quality lambs up to 11.00.
Brigadier General C S Corbin, assistant quartermaster general, tells the wool editor that the government wool goods program is well in hand. All blankets for the current fiscal year are procured, with supplementary fabrics to be announced likely before year end. He says wool supplies in industry are sufficient to last through 1942 without further imports and commends the wool industry for supporting the program while restraining prices.
Treasury bonds closed with 3 1/4s at 105.29 for the 45-43 issue and 106.30 for the 46-44 issue. Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan figures remained unchanged.
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