Chavez Theater Opens In Roswell With 7 PM Doors
Chavez Theatre Roswell starts operations tonight with first ticket sales at seven. manager Ted Jones of the Yucca Pecos and Chavez plans a modest opening, avoiding heavy promotion while Hollywood lights provide a mild attention grab. He favors letting viewers focus on the film rather than pre-show hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez Theatre
Roswell
Ted Jones
Yucca
Pecos
New Chavez
Hollywood Lights
Jones
Chavez
Mary Robinson Dies in Roswell at 35
Mary C Robinson aged 35 died at her home 1709 North Washington Roswell this morning at ten oclock after five years of ill health. She was born January 22 1906 in Tea Cross Oklahoma and lived in Seguin Texas before returning to Roswell seven months ago. She is survived by daughter Delphine Yarbrough mother Mrs Gus Albright three sisters and three brothers. No funeral arrangements yet. Talmage Mortuary is handling plans.
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Mary C.robinson
North
Washington
Mrs. Robinson
Roswell
Seguin
Texas
Tea Cross
Oklahoma
Gus Albright
Ft. Sumper
New Mexico
John Axer
Rogers
L. H. Albright
Fresno
California
Cecil Albright
Gallup
Hester Albright
Hanover
Talmage Mortuary
Mr and Mrs Bragg to Visit in Alabama
Mr and Mrs Leonard Bragg and family will leave in the morning for Huntsville Alabama to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. Bragg
Alabama
Leonard Bragg
Huntsville
Fulbright Visitor Visits Roswell After Safeway Robbery Assault
Mrs. Orville Sanders visits Roswell to see her brother Walter Fulbright who suffered a severe beating in a robbery at the Safeway store. Local police are investigating the incident and a suspect is being sought. Walter Fulbright remains hospitalized with injuries described as serious but non life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Sanders
Roswell
Walter Fulbright
Safeway
Odd Fellows Degree Ceremony Highlights Wide Age Gap
Next Thursday night an 83 year old Odd Fellow will receive the third degree with major degree work handled by a 25 year old member. The meeting will confer both the first and third degrees, showcasing a large age range in attendance.
Traffic Death Toll Soars In August 1941 Record
National traffic fatalities for August 1941 rose to an all time monthly high, totaling 3,910 lives. The year shows an 18 percent rise over 1940, with July and August hitting major cities. Officials urge greater citizen cooperation to address the personal responsibility behind the rising toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Norton
D. M
Farmers Automobile Insurance Exchange
Cadet Dickey Named On Maverick Staff
Cadet L. K. Dickey is appointed associate editor of The Maverick Institute literary magazine filling the vacancy created by Cadet D. B. Spencer’s promotion to editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Maverick
L. K. Dickey
Maverick Institute
D. B. Spencer
Congress AndtColrimen Threatens General Strike At Air Factories
A threatened nationwide strike by air factory workers in five eastern states arose from the CIO dispute with Air Associates of Ben dix New Jersey. Richard Frankensteen, CIO national director, warned President Roosevelt that unless a settlement is reached by Thursday the union would use its economic strength to protect members. The strike involves 53 000 United Mine Workers in four coal mine regions seeking a union shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tColrimen
Ware One
CIO
Air Associates, Inc
Bendix
N. J
Richard Frankensteen
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Weather forecast for New Mexico Colorado and West Texas
New Mexico is mostly cloudy this night and Thursday with rain in the north tonight and across the state Thursday. Snow is confined to the northwest high elevations and a cold air mass spreads over the state except the south. Colorado sees rain changing to snow in the east today and tonight, then clears Thursday with colder temperatures. West Texas remains mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with rain in the Panhandle and central areas, followed by colder conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Colorado
West Texas
Panhandle
Experienced dishwasher sought at Nickson Coffee Shop
Classified brief lists an experienced dishwasher position at Nickson Coffee Shop with a contact line. Also notes a clerical position and a real estate and sale items, including a factory built trailer house and bargain jars, with addresses and phone hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickson Coffee Shop
Union
Air And Christmas Talks At Ad Club
Claude Simpson urged the community to keep civic enterprises alive to weather the present national emergency. He praised Roswell as an airsite and noted airport delays for wholesome reasons while referencing a C. of C. convention where a Lockheed VP predicted aviation would absorb much relapse from the crisis. The Ad Club set Nov 4 for its annual Christmas lighting drive and emphasized full attendance for Captain Vogel’s Nov 19 Kelly Field talk. John Mc Boyle presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Simpson
Ad Club
Simpson
Roswell
C. of C
Lockheed Corporation
Advertising Club
Joe Huff
Dave Wolfe
Vogel
Kelly Field
John McBoyle
New York Stocks and a Fatal Army Plane Crash
The New York stock listings show numerous crosses with names such as BoeingA and GenElec among others. In Tulare California on October 29 an army trainer plane crashed in a cotton field, killing two occupants Second Lieutenant John I. Lothrop of Santa Monica and Aviation Cadet Lawrence E. Riggs of Rupert Idaho.
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Tulare
Calif
John I. Lothrop
Santa Monica
Lawrence E. Riggs
Ruperty
Idaho
Wall Street mixed as steels spark tentative rise then fade
On Oct 29 in New York stocks showed uneven movement with steels briefly lifting to higher ground before fading. Aircrafts, copper and industrials posted small gains while many issues closed lower. Volume ran 547000 shares as American Tobacco and United Gas Improvement hit new yearly lows. Boeing and Westinghouse supported markets along with Chrysler and Union Carbide among laggards. Cotton and wool futures also moved, with cotton closing modestly up while grease wool and top futures fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
United Gas Improvement
Homestake Mining
U. S. Gypsum
Union Carbide
Johns-Manville
Owens-Illinois
Chrysler
Boeing
Douglas
Sperry
Westinghouse
Kennecott
Bethlehem Steel
Boston Wool Market Quiet Amid Limited Demand
The Boston wool market was quiet with demand limited to small urgent mill needs. Graded half-blood combing territory wools sold at 1.06 to 1.08 dollars scoured, three-eighths blood combing at 0.95 to 0.98, three-eighths blood clothing at 0.92 to 0.94, and graded quarter-blood combing at 0.88 to 0.90 dollars scoured.
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Boston
USDA
Territory
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Butter receipts 682185 with prices steady. Eggs receipts 3516 firm market unchanged. Poultry live stocks unsettled. springs up 4 lbs to 4 lbs 15 for White Rock at 16 1/2 and 19 for under 4 lbs. Geese 12 lbs down 14 1/2. over 12 lbs 13. Capons up 7 to 21. Other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Oct 29
Hogs: salable 2,700, fairly active and mostly steady from Tuesday’s averages. Top 10.30. 180–300 lb 10.15–10.30. 140–170 lb 9.50–10.10. sows 8.90–9.50. stock pigs 9.75. Cattle: salable 6,000. calves 800–900. Beef steers and yearlings steady early. some light offerings. 1,100 lb cattle steady shoppers. Cows steady to easier. bulls and vealers steady. stocker and feeder classes steady to weak. Loads: light weight fed steers 11.35–12.00. Colorado fed heifers 8.25–12.60. medium beef steers 9.25–9.85. cows 6.75–7.50. good cows 8.00–8.25. vealers 11.00–12.50. some 13.00. yearling stockers 11.25. Sheep: salable 5,000. lambs weak to 10 lower. Colorado lamb load 83 lb 11.60. bids generally weak. Sheep, yearlings 9.85. Colorado ewes 5.50. fat ewes 4.25–5.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Colorados
Grain and bond market quotes from Chicago and New York
Chicago grain prices for corn and oats are listed with Dec May and July contracts. Wheat futures show Dec May and July points. New York bond quotes include Treasury 3 1/4s 4s and 2 1/2s with current bid and close figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WroureaAali
N. Y. Bonds
New York
Treasury
Federal Farm Mig
Homecoming Banquet At Mason IC Temple
Homecoming banquet at Mason ic Temple starts 6:30 tonight. Hugh M. Huff Jr and W M Eimer Riemen serve as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Hugh M. Huff, Jr
W. M. Eimer Riemen
Dr T E Boggs Offers Lenses Appointment Phone 21
Dr T E Boggs promotes eye care and lens services with immediate duplication of phone contact for appointments and inquiries. The note highlights convenient scheduling by calling extension 21 for lens fittings and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Boggs
New York Curb Market Closing Quotes
The October 29 curb market notes finish with small moves across many issues. Alum Co Am trades around 112 and Alum Goods at 13 3/4, Beech Aire near 10, Bliss 14 3/4, Carrier Corps 5/8, Cities Service 3 3/4, Cons G & E Bal 54 3/4, Eagle Pitch Ld 8 1/8, and Humble Oil at 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curb Market
New York
Closce
Alum Co Am
Alum Goods
Beech Aire
Bliss
Carrier Corps
Cities Service
G & E Bal
Eagle Pitch Ld
Humble Oil
Santa Fe shifts general passenger agents
Santa Fe Railway moves its general passenger agents with Fred E. Stewart, assistant general passenger agent at Topeka, transferred to Los Angeles. Changes take effect November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
The
Santa Fe Railway
Fred E. Stewart
Los Angeles
Rail travel changes reshape Denver Topeka routes
Sigurd Carlson named division passenger agent at Denver, moving from Topeka to succeed Stewart. Ross E. Chappell shifts from Topeka to Denver to fill Carlson’s vacancy. W. J. Rodgers moves to Topeka as city passenger agent succeeding Chappell. H. H. Cartlidge elevated from chief rate clerk to assistant general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigurd Carlson
Denver
Topeka
Stewart
Ross E. Chappell
Carlson
W. J. Rodgers
Chappell
H. H. Cartlidge
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Huff’s
Huff
Huff's Jewelry Store
George Hamilton
Uptown
Pecos Valley
Ed Williams
Ast
Puckett
W. Second
West Fourth
Carden
Andersons
Congress
Camp Camino Yard
Carl Johnson
AmAiri
AmCan
Amc&f
AmHide
AmLoco
Amrom
AmSmel
Amstf
AmTob
At&sf
AviatCor
BendAv
BethStl
Boeinga
Briggsm
Penney
Psycnj
RadioCor
RepubSt
ReynTo
SafStr
Searsr
SperyCp
StaBrans
Staoilc
Staoill
Staoimnj
TexasCp
TxGiSul
Unairl
UnArch
NEW York Cotton
Adv
Nunn
Bush Last
Ball & ¢ Too
Santa Fe
Grecia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Remington
Central Hardware, Inc
Stetson
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