German and Soviet Front News Near Moscow and Vyazma
Reports say Red Army counter-attacks grow as German forces push toward Moscow but are repelled on both flanks. Berlin claims massive Soviet casualties and prisoner captures while Moscow reports heavy German losses near Vyazma and Bryansk. Soviet marines reportedly land on the Gulf of Finland rear of Leningrad besiegers.
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Moscow
Valdai Hills
Moscow-Leningrad
Vyazma
Red Army
Red Star
Vvyyazma-Bryansk
Bryansk
Moscow-Vyyazma
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Berlin
Britain
Germany
Reich
Russia
London
Russians Hold Moscow Front Amid Fresh German Attacks
Soviet and Allied dispatches describe growing combat intensity west of Moscow with Red Army defenses firm near Vyazma and a new line of tank ditches. Izvestia notes air power at play, rail and highway raiding continues, while Moscow defenses strengthen and Soviet troops reinforce lines.
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Moscow
Vyazma
Red Star
Pravda
Izvestia
Rus- Sia
Mozhaisk
W. Averell Harriman
United States
CBS
London
Russia
Ankara
Turkey
Don River
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Chewning and Boniie Join Erma's Beauty Shop
Virgina Chewning and Mildred Boniie are now with Erma's Beauty Shop. Mrs. Hall, phone 374. 10-14t3c.
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Virgina Chewning
Mildred Boniie
Erma
False accident report prompts denial from Ray Besing
The Record received a false claim that Ray Besing had died in an accident. Besing phoned to say he was alive and uninjured and working as an electrician south of Roswell. He had no idea how the rumor started and offered no further details.
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Ray Besing
Besing
Roswell
Galveston Cotton Market Report Oct 14
Spot cotton in Galveston steady at 4 up with middling grade at 16.49 cents. Total sales reported 170 bales.
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Galveston
Mediterranean war moves: subs sink ships and aircrews clash
British submarines sunk two merchantmen and forced a third aground while Axis forces report air torpedo strikes on a British battleship and a cruiser in the eastern Mediterranean. German and Italian forces claim eleven Allied planes destroyed with no Italian losses, and Tobruk’s night raid is said thwarted by anti aircraft guns with German support.
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Mediterranean
Italy
High Command
North
Africa
Axi
Derna
Tripoli
Tobruk
Army Plane Missing in New Mexico Search Resumes Across Area
The missing Army plane from Biggs Field prompted a wide search with observation aircraft and highway police in Texas and New Mexico. Officials at Las Cruces and Hot Springs reported no trace, while New Mexico A&M airport noted the plane landed briefly at 10:30 a.m. before taking off again. Ground units planned to push into brush and hills to locate the aircraft, with flares sought as clues but none found.
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Tillery
Biggs Field
Texas
New Mexico
Cruces
Las Cruces
Hot Springs
N. M
A. & M. College
Mesa
CAA
First Cavalry Division
Engle
Leroy Lauck
Sgt. Lauck
German forces press at Bryansk in wooded terrain
The daily communique from the fuehrer's headquarters says encircled Russian forces near Bryansk 210 miles southwest of Moscow have been split into units. Annihilation is said to be progressing, though forested terrain hinders operations. Prisoners captured at Bryansk and Vyazma are rising past 350,000, with more reports of encircled Russian troops. A German column advances toward Moscow from the Valdai hills.
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Moscow - Leningrad
Leningrad
Bryansk
Kaluka
Moscow
Vyazma
Petrozavodsk
Murmansk
Royal Air Force
England
Red
Fuehrer
High Command
Vaildai
Grain futures quotes from Chicago board
Wheat prices show Dec at 1.17 5 8, May 1.22 1 4, July 1.23 1 8. Corn bids read Dec 75 1 2, May 81 1 2 3 8, July 83 3 8. Oats mark Dec 50 1 8, May 52 3 4, July 51 3 4.
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Chicago
Roswell Lodge meets for Third Degree Wednesday
Special communication of Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M set for Wednesday October 15 at 7 30 p m. Work on the Third Degree. By Order Hugh M Huff Jr Worshipful Master Attest Elmer Riemen Secretary
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Roswell Lodge No
A. M
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
Army Officers Relieved Of Duty Shakeup In Leadership
Washington October 14 A sweeping postwar reform relieves field officers from second lieutenants to major generals. The Pentagon aims to refresh disciplined leadership after the Louisiana war games and quiets the reshuffle to avoid political backlash. Marshall notes removal targets incompetence and troop handling while Stimson resists branding it a purge. The expected impact weighs more on National Guard and reserve officers.
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Washington
War Department
France
George C. Marshall
Stimson
Inquire About Fire Equipment In New Mexico
Santa Fe N M Oct 14 Fourteen New Mexico communities have been asked to report their fire fighting equipment condition to the federal civilian defense office state defense coordinator Fay Guthrie announced today The information will be used as a basis for allocating equipment if and when congress authorizes federal purchases Questionnaires have gone from the regional civilian defense office at San Antonio Texas to Albuquerque Carlsbad Las Cruces East and West Las Vegas Portales Raton Silver City Tucumcari Clovis Hobbs Roswell and Santa Fe
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Federal
Civilian Defense Office
Fay Guthrie
Congress
San Antonio
Tex
Albuquerque
Carlsbad
Las Cruces
Las Vegas
Portales
Raton
Silver City
Tucumccari
Clovis
Hobbs
Roswell
Hinkle Re-Elected Country Club Head
Roswell Country Club kept Rolla R. Hinkle as president at a stockholders dinner. Salem Curtis won a board seat, while Rolla Hinkle and Hinton Wilmot also secured re election as directors.
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Hinkle
Country Club
Rolla R. Hinkle
Roswell Country Club
Salem Curtis
Rolla Hinkle
Hinton Wilmot
Picketing Split Ends Ties Between Harris and Carter
Kansas City report recounts Mrs. Carol Harris a career picket and Raymond Carter jewelry store owner once allied in business. When Harris missed work Carter questioned the union and called the shop, but Harris returned upset claiming the boss was alerted. Now they are not speaking.
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Kansas City
Carter
Thanks To Mexico Resolution of appreciation to Mexican Congress
Washington October 14 a resolution expresses appreciation to the members of the Mexican Congress for the hospitality and courtesy they manifested to American officials and visitors during recent exchanges and visits.
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Washington
Mexican Congress
Dr Caldwell’s Laxative with Syrup Pepsin ad
A vintage ad urges readers to try Dr Caldwell’s Laxative combined with Syrup Pepsin to relieve digestive distress. It links constipation with stomach upset and promotes the laxative as gentle for children, emphasizing pleasant taste and appetite appeal.
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Dr. Caldwell
Boston Wool Prices and Boston Wool Inquiries
In Boston today there were several inquiries for domestic wools but overall sales were moderate. Fine combing Delaine wools sold around 41 to 43 cents grease, while three-eighths blood combing bright fleeces ranged from 47 to 50 cents grease. Dealers reported a fair call for spot fine Australian and South African wools. Cotton futures in New York closed higher with Oct 16.72-73, Dec 16.90, Jan 16.93-16.?
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Boston
USDA
New York
Jly
Seek To Cancel Liquor License
Santa Fe analysts issue show cause order to Tito Chiardi of Albuquerque over A and P Dispensary No 2 license. Hearing scheduled October 24 at Bernalillo county courthouse citing doubt Chiardi is real party in interest.
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Santa FE
N. M
State
Tito Chiardi
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County Court House
Chiardi
E. Central
New Mexico Board Sets February Textbook Decision
The New Mexico Board of Education plans to decide on new free textbooks at its February meeting, instead of next spring. Chairman Raymond Huff of Clayton said the earlier adoption would allow publishers to make paper priority arrangements. The board reaffirmed that a school supervisor falls under the new teachers' contract statute.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Board of Education
Raymond Huff
Clayton
Congressional Delegates Visit Peru for Pan American Congress
American lawmakers introduced by Senator Lee and Senator Chavez were noted in S. Con Res 18 as part of delegations to the fourth Pan American Highway Congress and the second intra American travel congress in Mexico City.
Wall Street Sees Mixed Rally As Moscow Battle Hangs Over Markets
On Oct 14 the New York stock market faced renewed tension over the Moscow battle outcome. Early rallies faded as steels and other major issues slid, while some rubbers and aircrafts showed gains. Trading totaled 430,800 shares with U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet Chrysler Sears Roebuck United Aircraft Sperry Union Carbide Johns Manville Westinghouse among laggards. Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship rose. bonds irregular. commodities steadied.
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Wall Street
New York
Moscow
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Sperry
Union Carbide
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
U. S. Rubber
Phelps Dodge
Cerro de Pasco
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs at Kansas City declined unevenly by 5 to 15 cents, top at 10.55 with most 10.40 to 10.55 for 200 to 300 lb, 150 to 200 lb at 10.10 to 10.45, sows steady to down 9.00 to 9.85. Cattle and calves: total 9,300 salable cattle, 1,500 calves. beef steers steady early sales but limited volume, stocker and feeder classes about 40 percent receipts, prices 11.25 for good light steers, 8.00 for good cows, vealers 11.00 to 12.50, stockers 8.50 to 10.40. Sheep: 3,000 head, lambs up about 25 cents, bulk good to choice natives 10.75 to 11.00, some higher. medium to good offerings 9.50 to 10.50, culls 8.00 down, 81 lb Colorado lambs at 10.50, ewes mostly 4.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Treasury and Mortgage Markets Report Preview
New York markets show Treasury 3 1/4s at 106.24 close. Federal Farm Mortgage unchanged. Home Owners Loan 3s at 105.22 after trading. Market watchers note slight firming in some issue classes as mortgage-backed instruments hold steady amid thin trading.
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New York
Treasury
Federal Farm Mtg
Home Owners Loan
Market Close Notes From New York Curbs
Curbs report from New York on October 14 shows closing prices for several industrials and energy names. Alum Goods, Carrier Corp, Cities Service, Hecla Min, Humble Oil, Ins Co N Am all traded with modest gains or losses.
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Curb Market
New York
Alum Goods
Carrier Corp
Cities
Hecla
Humble Oi
Ins Co
Chicago produce market report highlights October prices
Chicago produce prices and receipts for October 14 show butter unsettled at 35 to 36 cents per pound, eggs steady with firsts around 29 to 34 cents, poultry noting heavier birds steady while smaller or colored varieties move modestly. Market notes include meat and dairy item ranges and storage figures for local buyers.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
New Orleans Cotton Quietly Steady After Early Gains
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady up three points at middling 16.50. Sales reached 5,571 bales as buyers and sellers traded through the day. Telephone classifieds directed to No. 11 for more details.
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New Orleans
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