Walker’s Corriedale Herd Gains National Fame
J F Walker of Gembier Ohio restaurants on Pecos Valley trip showcases a famed registered Corriedale flock. He first imported purebreds in the eastern U S after 1927 New Zealand study and 1930 import. Walker’s sheep have produced international champions and he has sold animals in 22 states and three South American countries.
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J. F. Walker
Gembier
Ohio
Pecos Valley
Walker
Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
United States
Card of Thanks for Mrs C W Barnes
The Barnes family thanks friends for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs C W Barnes and for remembrances shown to Co W Barnes and family.
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C. W. Barnes
Bronco Photos In White Uniforms Spark Prep Book Upgrade
Barracks briefs describe first class meeting voting to photo in white uniforms for the book. Texas boys sang Eyes of Texas at noon Friday and a police radio demonstration amused cadets. Ward Smith was blamed for a small bonfire in study hall while mosquitos haunted the parade.
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Texas
Ress
Ward Smith
Gibson
Zang
Pecora Sparks NC Fordham Rally Then Fumbles Victory
At Chapel Hill Fordham defeats North Carolina 27 to 14 after Johnny Pecora drives a late drive on the Tar Heels 25 yard line but fumbles on a sack. Fordham’s Steve Hudacek returns the fumble 67 yards for a pivotal touchdown. Washington, Utah also win.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Johnny Pecora
North Carolina
Fordham Rams
Kenan Stadium
Carolina
Fordham
Pecora
Jim Lansing
Steve Hudacek
Hudacek
Colorado 13 Utah State 7 in Big Seven opener
In Boulder Colo the University of Colorado defeated Utah State College 13 to 7 in the conference opener for both teams. Michigan State edged Marquette 13 to 7 before 18 000 fans in East Lansing with two strong running backs leading the scoring. Local garden ad notes Leaf Lettuce and Young Turnips promoted by Andersons Gardens.
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Washington
Pullman
Wash
University of Washington
Washington State College
Utah
Wyoming Salt Labe City
University of Utah Redskins
University of Wyoming
Ike Armstrong
Wyoming
Colo
Utah State
Boulder
University of Colorado Today
Utah State College
Michigan State
East Lansing
Maronette University
Lawmakers Move to Vote on Lend Lease Bill Soon
The GOP plans to push the lend lease bill through Congress with a senate review next, as leaders anticipate a Friday vote amid expected roughly 125 negative ballots. Senate hearings on the related fund totaling 5.981 billion dollars were set to begin Tuesday, with a vote anticipated early next week.
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Hull
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Emory S. Land
Maritime Commission
Henry L. Stimson
House
Sol Bloom
N. Y
Senate
John A. Danaher
Conn
Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Alva B. Adams
Colo
Appropriations
Hellzapoppin at El Paso Plaza Theatre Opens Oct 23
Hellzapoppin opens at the Plaza Theatre El Paso Thursday night Oct 23 with an 8 15 curtain. Olsen and Johnson present a turbulent revue praised for sharp timing and early gags. The Broadway hit claims a long run and novelty beyond conventional musical theater. Anderson's Gardens promotes dill pickles at 2 for a nickel.
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Olsen and Johnson
Plaza Theatre
el Paso
Broadway
Dr T F Boggs Graduate Optometrist Ad
Dr T F Boggs offers eye examinations glasses fitted and ground in house at 309 N Main St. Broken lenses duplicated immediately. Phone 21 for appointment.
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T. FE. Boggs
N. Main St
Drilling Points To Activity In N M Oil Fields
Hobbs New Mexico October 11 twenty one locations staked but not yet spudded point to immediate future drilling activity in New Mexico oilfields Lea county leads with fourteen. There were seven new locations in the state during the weekend four in Eddy and two in Lea. There were eleven completions six in Eddy including one temporary abandonment and four in Lea including an abandonment. Total wells drilled in the state reached 101 with counts by county. Several wells were noted as abandoned or temporarily abandoned. New locations listed across Eddy and Lea counties. Best Eddy producer Canfield A-2 flowed 170 barrels in four hours through open 2 inch tubing bottomed at 2804 feet. Other Eddy producers ranged from 58 to 130 barrels daily. Lea producers include Brock Drilling Walker A-1 with 90 barrels daily and Nolan Cooper 2 with 165 barrels daily. Wilson Oil Amerada State 1 in Lea produced 175 barrels daily.
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Hobbs
N. M
New Mexico
Lea County
Eddy
Grant
McKinley
Otero
Lea
Chaves
Torrance
Dona Ana
Bernalillo
San Juan
de Baca
Hidalgo
Sierra
R. I. Wilson
W. W. Brown
B. L. Brown
Chaves County
J. W. Brown
Stroup and
Yates
Flynn Harty
Herbert Aid Flynn-Welch and
Yates State
Astons State
Paton Brothers Russell
Eddy County
Shell State
Plains
Lillie
Franklin Petroleum Company Canfield
Basset and Bierney Roberts
A. H. Hover Potorff
Murchison and Closuit
Foster
Alex McGonagill Carper
Wilson Oil Company
Amerada State
Brock Drilling Company
Walker A-1
B. H. Nolan Et al Cooper
Judge Huxman Urges United Support for Foreign Policy
Judge Walter A. Huxman of the U. S. Tenth Circuit spoke at a banquet urging the legal profession to stand together in backing national foreign policy during the emergency. He criticized discord that weakens the defense effort and noted the address included lighter moments.
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Huxman
Walter A. Huxman
U. S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Entertaining Judge Haxman Remarks at Banquet
Ross L. Malone Jr of Roswell acted as toastmaster while the retiring and new presidents spoke. Judge Haxman delivered entertaining remarks that drew laughs from lawyers and their wives. The banquet was followed by a dance.
Nebraska routs Kansas 32-0 for second Big Six win
In Lincoln today, Nebraska overpowered Kansas with a varied attack. The Huskers struck once in the first period, scored two more in the second, and added two touchdowns in the final period to seal a 32-0 victory. Golden Bantam Sweet Corn.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Jayhawks
Huskers
Germans push toward Moscow amid bad weather and Soviet retreats
German claims place the forward line within 65 miles of Moscow as rain and mud slow movement. In Donets the battle rages with raids toward Rostov, while losses mount on both sides. Allied actions in Greenland and repressive German moves in Czechoslovakia and Croatia further shape the war’s tense landscape.
Russians Hold Ground as Fronts Brace for Moscow Threat
Soviet dispatches report heavy German losses in the Vyazma region with dozens of tanks and munitions dumps destroyed. In Bryansk and Orel sectors German push faces fierce resistance, while Russian troops dig in around Leningrad and strike back. The Azov area remains grave with vital industries at risk. German air forces concentrate in the east, and Soviet authorities deny rumors of Moscow’s fall while evacuating civilians.
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Vyazma
Bryansk
Orel
Communist Party
Pravda
Praven
Sea of Azov
Red Star
Azov
Nazi Reports Describe Fierce Frontline Battle Reach Toward Moscow
Nazi reports claim massive artillery barrages shake the front as troops pour into a key center front fight. Soviet lines near Moscow are under pressure with panzer advances to be within sight of the capital this weekend if weather holds. On the southern front, German highs say Budenny’s forces were annihilated, with major victories at Donets and Rostov sectors yielding hundreds of prisoners and captured tanks and guns. Local scores listed include Tempe Arizona State over New Mexico State tied 0 0 and several college contests with mixed results.
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Moscow
Berlin
Leningrad
Luftwaffe
Reich
High Command
Budenny
Azov
Tanganrog
Rostov
Donets Basin
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Everett Grantham
Guidite
U.S
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Laddin
Central Hardware, Inc
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