Attractive Motor Boat Regatta At Lake McMillan
Amateurs and pros from a wide area race on a one mile Lake McMillan course in the Pe cos Valley Boat Club second annual regatta. Artie Shaw the Memorial Day Indy winner plus other drivers compete for purse totaling 250 dollars. Runabouts and hydroplanes race five laps as a bigger crowd is expected. Rowl entries include John and James Albert of Roswell with Dwight McNally as official.
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Lake McMillan
Pecos Valley Boat Club
Artie Shaw
Indianapolis
John and
James Albert
Roswell
Dwight McNally
Oil Well Totals For Lea And Eddy Counties in NM
Lea and Eddy Counties report 48 drilling wells in the week ending today with a total of 112 statewide. Best Eddy producer is Playhold and Cunningham with a 90 barrel output in 10 hours at 495 feet. New locations include J O Woods J L Green in Chaves and Dixon Yates Saunders in Eddy.
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Lea and
Eddy Counties
Hobbs
N. M
Lea and Eddy
New Mexico
Lea
Eddy
Chaves
Torrance
San Juan
Dona Ana
Otero
Bernalillo
de Baca
Hidalgo
McKinley
Sierra
Playhor and
Cunningham
State 1
Otis A. Roberts State 3
Grayburg
Burch B-1
J. O. Woods
J. L. Green
Chaves County
Dixon and Yates Saunders
Repollo W. D
Cates and Rhoads Plead Not Guilty in District Court
In district court Arlie Cates and Arthur Rhoads plead not guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Bond set at $500 each. The Department of Commerce reports one motor vehicle for every four persons in the continental United States.
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Arlie Cates
Arthur Rhoads
Continental United States
Department of Commerce
Portland man joins the United States Navy at 53
Floyd Patton of Portland Oregon becomes a Navy recruit despite the usual age limit. Seven of his sons already serve in the Navy and an eighth is awaiting eligibility. Navy officers waived the typical maximum age rule to allow the father to enlist.
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Floyd Patton
Portland
Ore
United Sates Navy
Patton
Ini
Navy
Plans For Bowling Leagues This Fall To Be Discussed
The City Bowling Association will discuss organizing fall leagues at a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce. Any group wishing to field a team should be represented at the session.
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Meeting City Bowling Association
Chamber Commerce
City Bowling Association
Chamber of Commerce
Defense Classes For Young Men To Be Resumed
Hagerman New Mexico sets a September start for National Defense Classes for out-of-school males aged 17 to 25 at Hagerman High School Shops. Courses include A-2 metal work welding and machinery repairs with four hours nightly over eight weeks, five nights weekly, plus a $5 equipment deposit.
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Hagerman
N. M
National Defense
Hagerman High School
OPM
U. S. Office of Education
New Mexico State Board For Vocational Education
al W. Woodburn
al Woodburn
Wv. O. Stewart
East Second
Roswell
Roosevelt to deliver brief broadcast on war crisis
President Will continues from page one with plans for a September 8 radio address from the White House. White House secretary Hassett announced the speech will run from 9 to 3 15 p m E S T on NBC CBS and MBS and be translated into 14 languages for worldwide short wave broadcast. Observers expect the address to carry significance amid German charges over the Greer incident off Iceland and administration hopes for German admissions.
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U. S
Greer
Iceland
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
William D. Hassett
Roosevelt
Hassett
Its Football Time In The Southwest Sun Bowl Preview
Border Conference opens in El Paso with nine strong teams aiming for Sun Bowl honors. Fort Bliss plans an all star squad of 250 veterans led by coaches from Maryland South Carolina Alabama Sewanee Missouri. Draft risks loom but top teams forecast power and a tight race for conference title.
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EL Paso
Southwestern Sun Carnival
General Innis
P. Swift
Fort Bliss
260Th Coast Artillery
General Swift
L. N. F. Sotheron
University of Maryland
St. Je. Es St
Texas Mines
Uncle Sam
Loop
Southwest
Army
Texas Tech
Raiders
Arizona University
Wildcats
Arizona State
Bulldogs
Hardin- Simmons University
Ted Shipkey
University of New Mexico Lobos
Albuquerque
Wolfpack
Lobos
West Texas State
Arizona State of Flagstaff
New Mexico A. & M
Round-Up Club To Present Rodeo Show At West Alameda
The Round-Up Club will stage a calf roping match and other rodeo events this afternoon at the rodeo grounds on West Alameda. No admission charge. Everyone is welcome. Show starts at two this afternoon.
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Rodeo
West Alameda
Fire crews respond to outside toilet blaze in northwest town
Firemen were called at 6 o'clock Saturday morning to extinguish a fire in an outside toilet located in the northwest part of town.
Marriage Licenses for Sheridan Capitan Couples
Ben Budnick and Mildred Moore of Sheridan Wye. David T. Howell and Anna Mae Burgess of Capitan. N. M.
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Ben Budnick
Mildred Moore
Sheridan, Wye
David T. Howell
Anna Mae Burgess
Capitan
N. M
Berlin charges and White House stance on Nazi accusations
Hassett avoided specifics on the subject while signaling it would be a major address. The White House had earlier dismissed Berlin’s charges as a smoke screen. Hassett told reporters there would be no immediate comment on the Nazi allegation.
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Berlin
White House
Hassett
Kovacs Reaches Finals in National Tennis Championship
Frank Kovacs defeated defending champion Don McNeill in straight sets 6-4 6-2 10-8 at Forest Hills to reach the final against Bobby Riggs. Riggs edged Ted Schroeder in five sets 6-4 6-4 1-6 9-11 7-5, as Betz and Cooke advanced in the women’s draw.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Bobby Riggs
Kovacs
Lou Nova
West Side
Riggs
Ted Schroeder
Los Angeles
Pauline Betz
Sarah Cooke
New York
Miss Betz
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Cooke
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Virginia Wolfenden
Keep Em Flying Is New Army Slogan
The United States Army promotes the Keep Em Flying slogan urging every loyal American to help recruit pilots and skilled workers for defense. It calls for action now, directing people to contact the Roswell New Mexico Recruiting Office for details and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
United States Army
Sam
U. S. Army
Roswell
N. M
New Mexico 1941 Antelope Permits Issued
The New Mexico State Game Commission authorized 580 antelope permits across Magdalena Beaverhead Eagle Bar Y Bell Roswell Alamogordo areas. Open areas run October 1 2 3 and October 7 8 9 with an application deadline September 18. Fees total 5 dollars. public drawings determine allocations.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Game Commission
Magdalena
Beaverhead
Eagle Area
Bar Y Ranch
Bell Ranch
Roswell
Alamogordo
Odor to Open A Studio In City
Paul Odor, ex Ball Studio partner, plans to open a new studio here in a few days with the leased building ready. He owns a Las Vegas studio since 1934 and spent about a year with Ball Studio. He and Mrs Odor return from a summer in Ruidoso where he helped prepare a pictorial ad now on the press. Odor is a former newspaperman with experience in specialized selling.
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Paul Odor
The
Ball Studios
Las Vegas
Ball Studio
Odor
Ruidoso
Dodgers extend NL lead with 4-1 win over Giants
Brooklyn built a two game edge on St. Louis as Curt Davis scattered nine hits for his fourth straight victory. Dolph Camilli homered for a quick 2-0 lead and Vander Meer struck out 14 Cardinals in a lone Cincinnati win. The Reds moved half a game ahead of Pittsburgh after Ken Heintzelman and the Pirates beat Chicago 6-4. In the AL, Boston defeated New York 8-1 to seize second, while the White Sox split with St. Louis and Detroit swept Cleveland to tighten the standings.
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Brooklyn
Gowanus
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cardinals
Johnny
Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Curt Davis
Dolph Camilli
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Red Bird
Coaker
St. Louis
Johnny Hopp
Martin Marion
Reds
Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Ernie White
Gleeson
Hopp
Harry Craft
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Ken Heintzelman
Bucs
Heintzelman
Vince DiMaggio
Stu Martin
Pirates
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Babe Dahlgren
Chicago
Mickey Livingston
Bob Bragan
Phillies
Boston Braves
Max West
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Skeeter Newsome
Jim Tabor
al Flair
Dom DiMaggio
Tabor
Steve Peek
Marvin Breuer
Joe Dobson
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Browns
Bob Munchief
Sox
Johnny Rigney
Bob Kennedy
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Newman Shirley
Bob Johnson
al Brancato
A’s
Johnson
Brancato
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Bob Ortiz
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Buck Newsom
Tribe
al Benton
Bengals
Cleveland
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Show Wide Variances
National League and American League results feature dramatic run totals including a 19 run outburst by Brooklyn and multiple decisive wins. Notable pitchers include McGee, Bowman, Adams, Hartnett, Davis, Owen, and others. doubleheaders and extra innings contribute to the varied scores across cities such as Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis and Washington.
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United Press
National
New York
Brooklyn
McGee
Bowman
Adams
Hartnett
Davis
Owen
Parsons Accepts Teaching Post at Texas College of Arts and Industries
Ed Parsons, chemist for the U S Geological Survey, left for Ginsville Texas near Corpus Christi to become instructor of analytical chemistry at the Texas College of Arts and Industries.
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Ed Parsons
U. S. Geological Survey
Ginsville
Texas
Corpus Christi
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Germans Admit Roosevelts Orders to Provoked War
The Nazi agency quoted official German quarters denying that the Greer incident was provoked and accusing Roosevelt of gravest charges. Washington and Hyde Park dismissed the claim, insisting the U S Navy would hunt and destroy German subs. The piece notes Japan’s mixed reaction and broader war news from Russia and Britain.
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Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Washington
DNB
Adolf Hitler
Hyde Park
Greer
U. S
Japan
Tokyo
Pacific
Russia
Leningrad
Kronstadt
Luftwaffe
Moscow
Red Army
People's Army
Roswell Coyotes to face St. Mary's Cougars in curtain raiser
Roswell high school Coyotes under coach Poe Corn prepare to meet Babe Parenti's St. Mary's Cougars from Albuquerque at de Bremond Field next Saturday night. Key players discussed include Ben Kelly as left halfback and Raymond Ayalla at right half, with O. C. Graves out due to a broken ankle.
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Poe Corn
Roswell
Coyotes
Babe Parenti
St. Mary’s Cougars
Albuquerque
de Bremond Field
Corn
Ben Kelly
O. C. Graves
Graves
W. C. Coleman
Tom Hoover
Junior Shaw
Don Newberry
Charlie Malone
James Crocker
Sherwood Grossman
Ray Curlee
Paul Dollahan
Arthur Wishard
Richard Lowe
Ed Keller
Keller
Curlee
Shaw
St. Mary’s
Parenti
Grudge Softball Clash Between Local Bar and Cafe
This afternoon a 9 inning softball game at East Tilden field pits La Mexicana Bar against La Mexicana Cafe. Cafe pitcher Jimmy Jiminez says the Bar dodged a game all summer. Bar pitcher Joe Montoya is set for the Bar. Start time two o'clock.
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la Mexicana Bar
la Mexicana Cafe
Jimmy Jiminez
Cafe
Roswell Recreation Club
Joe Montoya
East Tilden Field
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