Roswell People Urgently Asked For Addresses
A dated appeal asks residents of Roswell to send their addresses to the Roswell Chamber of Commerce citing a life or death matter. The note lists Barbara Jo Chesser Ellen Ray Mrs W W Pope Joe Woods and mentions local figures connected to Harry Mitchell Brewing Co Glenmore Distilleries and Robert Porter Co with reference to an advertising schedule beginning tonight in The Record.
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Roswell Chamber of Commerce
P. S
Barbara Jo Chesser
Ellen Ray
W. W. Pope
Joe Woods
Franklin Delano
W. J. McLaughlin
Willie McLaughlin
Harry Mitchell Brewing Co
Cooper
Glenmore Distilleries
Roswell
Harry Brown
Robert Porter Co
Glenmore Company
Luther Kersey Probes Purdy’s Stock in Morning Trade
Luther Kersey moves through Purdy’s with a large stock of stories on hand. He notes he received change for 75 cents from a half dollar, while Hial Cobean loudly debunks prosperity around the corner. He claims he just came from the corner, warning not to trust the hype.
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Luther Kersey
Purdy’s
Luther
Hial Cobean
Hial
Poultry Specials At Whatley Produce Co
Merchants display mittens heaters and wintry wares as life moves on Poultry specials for Saturday include two small fat hens dressed and drawn for one dollar big fryers around three pounds dressed weight thirty cents per pound regular fryers and large hens Whatley Produce Co Phone 418 adv
Beautiful bouquet of dahlias at city contest display
A mixed dahlias bouquet entered by L. B. Boellner wins in the City Beautiful Contest displayed at the Chamber of Commerce. In Albuquerque New Mexico the University of New Mexico reports a record freshmen enrollment ending week three with 1526 total students 631 freshmen 925 men 601 women and a rise of 44 from the prior term.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. B. Boellner
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Jury Commission Reports 618 Names for County Jury Wheel
The Chaves county jury commission reported today the names of 618 male citizens for the new jury wheel to be used in the November term of district court. The number equals ten percent of the county vote in the last general election, per law. The commission members are John W. Hall Claude Hobbs and W A Losey. Regular sized Fryers and large.
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Chaves County
John W. Hall
Claude Hobbs
W. A. Losey
Wanted Housekeeper and Help Wanted Ads
Classified notices list a housekeeping call. Listings include for rent modern 4 room apartments at 110 W Alameda. A high school girl seeks room and board for work. A city resident reports fines for shooting at an antelope in Magdalena and Albuquerque also fined for killing an antelope doe.
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W. Alameda
Roosevelt signals no mediation in European war
President Roosevelt's press conference indicates the United States will not mediate in the European war without an official invitation. He noted no German peace bid official word and suggested Britain and France would need to show interest first. He also described U.S. representations to Soviet Russia as hopeful and non coercive.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Berlin
Britain
France
Soviet Russia
Baltic
Finland
TVA Declared Now to Be on Paying Basis
TVA chief power engineer J A Krug says the Tennessee Valley Authority is a going enterprise. By next year it expects over 15 million dollars in annual electricity revenues and expansion into northeast Mississippi and north Alabama. TVA serves 330000 customers after a 78.6 million dollar Commonwealth and Southern purchase, with six new generating units planned by July.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
J. A. Krug
Mississippi
Alabama
Krug
Tennessee River
Tennessee
Commonwealth and Southern Corp
Olson seeks pardon recommendation for Billings
California Governor Culbert L. Olson urged the state supreme court to recommend clemency so he could grant a pardon to Warren K. Billings serving a life term at Folsom for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Olson previously pardoned Tom Mooney in his first official act.
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San Francisco
Culbert L. Olson
California Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
Folsom Prison
Olson
Tom Mooney
Teenager Killed Riding Freight Train Near Shamrock
Theodore L. Keeler, 19, of Shamrock Texas, died early today in a fall under a moving freight train at Gallup New Mexico. Train crew say he was riding or boarding the train, with no witnesses to the accident.
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Kelled
Gallup
N. M
Theodore L. Keeler
Shamrock
Tex
New Orleans District Attorney Ousted by State Official
Jamie O Connor the first assistant attorney general of Louisiana superseded Orleans parish district attorney Charles A Byrne after the grand jury charged obstruction of its dual officeholding payroll deadheads inquiry. Ellison authorized the action and O Connor released a letter announcing the supersession following a People’s League mass meeting calling for Byrne's recall.
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New Orleans
Jamie O’connor
Louisiana
Charles A. Bryne
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Byrne
O'Connor
David M. Ellison
The
People’s League
WPA Day Nursery Schools for State in New Mexico
Rep J J Dempsey telegraphed that presidential approval was granted for a WPA allotment of 106,409 dollars to run day nursery schools for the needy in New Mexico. The project is sponsored by state school superintendent Grace Corrigan, with several schools already in operation.
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Santa FE
N.M
J. J. Dempsey
New Mexico
Grace Corrigan
Shriners Meet In Albuquerque Gather for State Assembly
Shriners from across New Mexico gather in Albuquerque for the state meeting. Novices will be led over burning sands and about 400 guests are expected at the Shrine ball tomorrow night. Named novices include Joseph E. Wall Elida Ola C. Rush Hobbs James Trent Owen Las Vegas Dr Paul B. Henry Las Vegas Gailey B. Underwood Melrose and Dr Richard A. Husted Vaughn.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Shriners
New Mexico
Joseph E. Wall
Elida
Ola C. Rush
Hobbs
James Trent Owen
Las Vegas
Paul B. Henry
Gailey B. Underwood
Melrose
Richard A. Husted
Vaughn
Marriage Licenses Granted in Farwell and Roswell Areas
Jessie Wayne Hodges and Lola Fay Taylor of Farwell Texas obtain a marriage license. M. R. Smith and Maud Coff man of Roswell receive a license. William E. Walker and Deloise Liston of Roswell also pair for marriage license.
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Jessie Wayne Hodges
Lola Fay Taylor
Farwell
Texas
M. R. Smith
Maud Coffman
Roswell
William E. Walker
Deloise Liston
Try Our Vegetable Salad and Soup Pack Offer
Anderson's Gardens advertises vegetable salad and vegetable soup packs at 10 cents each. The fragment notes a "Record Want-As" promotion, indicating a small market listing or circular item for sale with limited details.
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Anderson’s Gardens
Communists in American Navy Yards
Maurice L. Malkin testified before the Dies committee that a Brooklyn Navy Yard unit gathered armament data for Moscow with shop nuclei in many plants. He said members often did not know their espionage role and that information flowed to the party central control in the United States and then to Russia.
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Ogpu
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Malkin
Dirba
Lapin
Central Control Commission
Dies
D-Tex
Germany
International Labor Defense
Furriers
New York
Arnold Rothstein
Furriers’ Union
Washington
Dies Committee
Communist Party
Moscow
Maurice L. Malkin
Russia
Senators Seek 50 Million Emergency Farm Relief Fund
A group of farm state senators met with federal rural relief officials to urge President Roosevelt to create a 50 million emergency fund for drought and flood damaged agricultural areas. After learning 120,000 farm families were added to emergency rolls, they planned to send a representative committee to the White House led by Senator Bankhead with Connally Capper Burke and Mead, plus Hatch in attendance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bankhead
D-Ala
Agriculture Department
White House
Connally
D-Tex
Capper
R-Kas
Burke
D-Neb
Mead
D-Ny
Hatch
Governor Miles Returns to Office After Hunting Trip
Governor Miles is expected back in his Santa Fe office tomorrow morning after a hunting trip to Vermejo Park. Secretary Guy Shepard said the governor and his party arrived in Raton last night en route home.
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Santa, FE
N. M
Miles
Vermejo Park
Guy Shepard
Raton
Santa Fe liquor official returns from interstate conference
Director S. T. Jernigan of the state liquor control division reported return today from Carson City Nevada where he attended a conference of Nevada and California liquor officials on interstate fair trade problems.
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Santa FE
N. M
S. T. Jernigan
State Liquor Control Division
Carson City
Nev
Nevada
California
Body of New Mexico man found near Canute Oklahoma
Police identified the deceased as George Thomas Goodwin of San Jose, New Mexico, whose body lay in a field near Canute with a broken leg and skull injury. Authorities suspect both a head wound and other factors. a truck with a pears cargo was found abandoned on a nearby highway last Sunday.
John L. Lewis Re-Elected By CIO
John L. Lewis was reelected president of the CIO by acclamation at a San Francisco convention amid a 32 minute demonstration. He said he hoped delegates would elect another president, signaling he did not want to continue leading the unions he headed from the AFL.
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San Francisco
John L. Lewis
CIO
Lewis
AFL
Fatal accidental shooting near Winslow details emerge
Coroner Max Miller ruled the death of Mabel Sprott a 39 year old Winslow waitress an accident. The incident happened as she rode back toward Winslow with Mr and Mrs William Hubbard when Mrs Hubbard allegedly discharged a shotgun believed unloaded into the front seat. The shot hit Sprott in the head through the seat upholstery after the gun went off 52 miles southwest of Winslow. Sprott had moved to Winslow from Albuquerque six months ago.
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Winslow, Ariz
Max Miller
Mabel Sprott
WinSlow
Albquerque, N. M
Bones Found in Santa Fe Cathedral Workmen Unearth Skulls
Workmen moving an old stone reredos at St. Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe New Mexico uncovered three skulls and other human bones believed buried years ago. The remains will be reinterred in the same location.
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Santa FE
N. M
St. Francis Cathedral
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