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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1941
Page
8
Mrs. F. A. Lee announced that Mrs. Lee's Cafe will open around November 1 at 303 North Main with entirely new fixtures. The Lee couple will continue operating the Nickson Coffee Shop. BI-LO Market at 408 East 2nd Street is open all night offering a full market plus Texaco oils and gas. Two trailer spaces for rent.
Partly furnished or unfurnished apartment for rent at corner Atkinson and Alameda. Inquiries to 904 Kentucky. Dated 10 1913.
Local officials push to take over Red Bluff reservoir and use it for flood control. Mayor Thomas J. Hall tallies flood damages in Chaves County at 1,161,280 dollars, urging federal cooperation with Reclamation Service and Army Engineers. Dempsey pledges strong support and warns action must come now.
The Baptist convention of New Mexico will convene at Tucumcari next Wednesday at 9 00 am with Dr C R Barrick presiding as first vice president. Leaders from Herdins Simmons Univ Abilene Texas Oklahoma Baptist University and others will speak and messengers from First Baptist Church will attend. A Woman's Missionary Union session follows Monday and a Brotherhood meeting concludes with a chuck wagon dinner Tuesday.
Reports say German forces have moved toward Moscow from Kalinin and advanced beyond Borodino and Mozhaisk while driving panzer units toward the Oka river. The aim appears to trap Soviet forces west of Moscow and encircle the capital, risking the possible capture of about 1,500 troops.
The escort ship Kearny may have guarded the convoy and accused President Roosevelt of using the incident to push war. Nazi spokesmen refused to state if Germany now views the United States as a belligerent.
New York October 18 Indications that America's industrial engine is running near capacity on a guns and butter basis grew stronger as weekly activity stayed near recent levels Civilian production may shrink as armament output rises Financial analysts expect continued shift toward war needs through year end with new expansion in 1942 Civilian durable goods likely to stay under pressure Markets fell sharply amid World War II news including German gains in Russia and Far East events The torpedoing of the U S destroyer Kearny did not have a strong market impact.
Grady s ie Optometrist at 369 N Main St offers eye exams glasses fitted and lenses ground in own lab by expert technicians. Broken lenses immediately duplicated. Phone 21 for appointment.
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