Rainbow Assembly honors Lucile Wilson with pin and Bible
Lucile Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilson, is leaving for the University of New Mexico next week and will not complete her term as Worthy Advisor of Roswell Rainbow Assembly. High officers presented her the Past Worthy Advisor pin and Rainbow Bible at her home. Presenting were Kathryn Joyner and Mrs. Paul H. Deaton with Rainbow officers in attendance.
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Lucile Wilson
B. B. Wilson
University of New Mexico
Roswell
Paul H. Deaton
Rainbow
Joyce Grady
Kathryn Joyner
Tone Elliott
Beverly Hodges
Maude Lee York
Garden Supper Party Honors Fay Dell Manley
A pleasant neighborhood shower and garden supper celebrated Fay Dell Manley daughter of Nelson Manley and Fay Powell. Friends gathered in the Boellner garden for a buffet, with guests including Phyllis Young Nancy Lutz Hannah Pruit Sue Saunders Anne Klingsmith Barbara Naramore Aleen Hinkle Betty Jean Gray and the hostesses Betty Lou Ballard and Lois Jean Beeliner.
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Fay Dell Manley
Nelson Manley
Fay Powell
San Saba
Texas
Lois Jean Boellner
Betty Lou Ballard
Boellner
Arden Boellner
Bert Ballard
Fay Dell
Phyllis Young
Nancy Lutz
Hannah Pruit
Sue Saunders
Anne Klingsmith
Barbara Naramore
Aleen Hinkle
Betty Jean Gray
Lois Jean
Betty Arden
Rotary Inter-City Garden Supper Meeting Honors Claude Simpson
One hundred ninety three attended the Rotary inter city dinner held at the N M M S campus garden in Roswell. Governor Claude Simpson spoke on Rotary fellowship with area clubs from Juarez El Paso Santa Cruz Corvallis Claremore Pecos Hobbs Levington Artesia Jal Alamogordo Clovis Portales Albuquerque. Ed J Williams and Walter Fulbright led the program as Lee Henrichs played organ.
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West Garden
D. C. Pearson
Roswell
Rotary
Germany
Italy
Ross L. Malone, Jr
Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
Lela A. Hobson
German War Speech and Air Raid Reports Across Front
German leader calls for total victory as air force targets Polish positions in the corridor. Admirals and generals pledge loyalty and fight, while air raids in Poland and in western Germany are reported by the high command. Foreclosure notice lists warehouse merchandise owed by Mrs. Henderson with sale planned in Roswell. Galveston cotton market remains steady with middling at 8.68 cents.
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Wilhelm Goering
Hitler
Reich
Goering
Fuehrer
von Brauchitisch
Germany
Raeder
Fatherhland
High Command
Berlin
London
Baldridge Family Occupies Avenue Landmark
A local avenue remains occupied by the John L Baldridge family. The lingering claim suggests the property or domain has been under their possession for an extended period. Community leaders monitor the situation for unresolved tenancy or ownership questions.
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John L. Baldridge
German air attacks hit Polish military targets in several cities
The bulletin says German airplanes attacked with vigor destroying military establishments at Rahmel Putzig Grauden Posen Plock Lodz Tomaszow Radom Ruda Katowice Lemberg Krakow Brest and Terespol. It adds Schleswig Holstein fired on the Westerplatte munitions dump in Danzig harbor.
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Olish Upper Silesia
Gdynia
Rahmel
Putzig
Grauden
Posen
Plock
Lodz
Tomaszow
Radom
Ruda
Katowice
Lemberg
Krakow
Brest
Terespol
Schleswig Holstein
Danzig
Westerplatte
War News and Allied Movements Near Krakow
The report surveys wartime actions across Europe with Britain approving a massive war bill and rail nationalization. It notes Polish and German clashes around Krakow, German air activity, mobilizations from Berlin to Berne, and Ottawa calling Parliament to address Europe’s crisis. The piece cites conflicting signals on diplomacy and a British mediation offer.
New York Stocks Rally After Early Losses
Wall Street closed higher after an initial stock market rout as war fever boosted demand for shares in sugar, copper, chemicals and aircrafts. U S Steel, Bethlehem, and Allied Chemical led gains while American Telephone and General Motors lagged. Volume rose to 1,961,200 shares, signaling renewed investor confidence amid mixed results across industries.
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Wall Street
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
South Porto Rico Sugar
Fajardo Sugar
American Sugar Refining
Holly Sugar
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Chrysler
Chicago
B.” Consolidated Copper
Lockheed
Newmont Mining
Shipping Affected Amid War Fright in Europe
Tense wartime mood disrupts European shipping as liner positions remain unclear. Radio calls go unanswered as captains conceal exact locations. Censorship tightens at foreign lines in New York while officials decline comment. No major backlog yet in New York harbor despite lines delaying freight.
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Associated Press
Europe
New York
Wool futures rise on active buying amid hostilities news
New York wool top futures closed higher with Oct at 85.5 cents per pound and Dec at 84.9 cents. Antwerp declined 3/8 to 5 80, as buyers cover positions on fresh hostilities abroad.
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New York
Antwerp
Chicago Produce Prices Report
In Chicago on September 1, butter totals 929,984 pounds with firmer creamery 911 and 23 89 21 1/4 price readings, other prices unchanged. Eggs 9,091, firm, fresh graded firsts local 16 1/4, cars 16 1/2, with other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Market note shows Spot, bids up on bonds and staples
The report highlights March 84.1B spot performance with standard tops at 89.0 and a higher bid. Details point to a bullish tilt in the commodities segment as investors push bids higher amid steady demand.
Wool market activity broadens in Boston sales rise
Interest in Boston wool broadens with some sales growth noted. Good French combing length fine territory wools in original bags sold at 67 to 68 cents scoured basis as dealers resist further quantities at these prices. Inquiries rise in other grades and dealers look to raise asking prices.
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Boston
USDA
Market close notes for curb and grains
Curb market listings show Alum Co Am at 117 and Ark Nat Gas at 2 with others like Carrier Corp 10 and Humble Oil 55 1/4. Chicago grain futures settle with Wheat Sep 75 7/8 Dec 73 1/2 May 74 1/8. Corn Sep 50-49 3/4 Dec 48 1/8 May 50 5/8. Oats Sep 34 3/8 Dec 32 3/8 May 32 5/8.
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al Chem & Dye
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I Sas
Eve
Weiter
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MNI Bean's
Caen Eee
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Sam Maton
Sks
Engias Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Pirestone T & R
Jen Motors
Goodrich
Soomyear TI
PrGustom
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Rabe
Montgom Ward
Am Aviation
Worth Amer
Northern Pacific
Pac Cias
Biec
Park Utah
Pheitts Dodge
Radio Corp of Am
Sci Cu
Reynolds Tob
Safeway Stores
Beamhoesd OG
Co Ek Ass
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union of
Silver King Coalit
Ac Os Sene
Socony Vacuum
Kwein
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Gwe
Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas Gulf Sylph
Zemterese
Trans Anwricé
Trans & West Air
Spee
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Gas Imp
Pipe
Peary
Vannedam Corp
Warner Bros Pict
Wrest, Ure
Seiwack Ce
Westingh Air Br
Wrest el
Mite
Woolworth (Fw
Worthington P & M
Yellow Tr & Coach
CURB
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Am Book
Ark Nat Gas
Carrier Corp
el Bond & Sh
Fairchild Av
Fisk
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Lockheed Aire
NJ Zinc
Seiberling
Shattuck Dean
Chicago
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with a 3 point rise. Sales reached 4,537 bales while classifications showed low middling at 5.71, middling 8.86, and good middling 9.21. Receipts were nil and total stock stood at 362,319 bales.
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New Orleans
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