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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1940

Page

6

Eastern New Mexico State Fair reserves twelve community booths

Twelve community booths have been reserved for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair on October 2 3 4 5. Reservations come from Roosevelt County A B Cares De Baca County Wilbur Coe Hagerman Future Farmers of America Artesia Future Farmers of America Roswell Vegetable Growers Association Hagerman Dexter East Grand Plains L D Oasis Extension Club. L C Brown leads the community booth program this year and officials value the cooperative exhibits.

New Mexico Roosevelt County A. B. Cares DeBaca County Wilbur Coe Glencoe Hagerman Futre Farmers of America Artesia Future Farmers of America Roswell L. C. Brown

World Series Opens October 2 in Home City

The 1940 World Series will begin on Wednesday October 2 in the home city of the pennant winning National League club, presumably Cincinnati. Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis presided over the meeting that set the opener date.

Chicago Cincinnati Kenesaw Mountain Landis

Willkie Pledges No Americans Will Fight Europe War

In Chicago on September 13 Wendell Willkie told a hay wagon crowd he would not send American boys to fight in any European war if elected. He attacked Roosevelt for unemployment failure and said only a strong domestic economy can thwart dictators, criticizing the president’s teamsters address for promising jobs absent.

Chicago Wendell Willkie Roosevelt Teamsters Union Europe

Baseball- Leaders Lose To Phillies as Dodgers Win

Baseball roundup: Cincinnati tops New York 5 to 2 on 10 hits off Hubbell and Lynn. Brooklyn Dodgers beat Pirates 8 to 2 behind Ed Head. Phillies prevail 6 to 1 over Cubs with Joe Marty hitting two solo homers.

Carl Hubbell Jim Lynn Cincin New York Vandermeer Guise Beggs Lombardi Hubbell Lynn Danning Dodgers Pirates Brooklyn Ed Head Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Klinger Heintzelman W. Davis Fernandes Head Macfayden Franks Phillies Cubs Philadelphia Kirby Higbe Chicago Cubs Joe Marty Phils Chicago Philadel Root Bryant Todd Higbe Milnies

Slayer Sought After Two Women Found Near Del Rio

Bloodhounds aided by Sheriff A E Steinmetz in Del Rio Texas search for a double slaying. Antonia Gomez and Marguerita Gomez were found shot to death beside highway 865 six miles from Del Rio. Antonia had three wounds and Marguerita two. A .38 pistol fired five times was found in a nearby coupe.

del Rio Tex A. E. Steinmetz Antonia Marguerita Gomez

U S Bonds and Farm Mortgage Rates Noted

U S bonds in New York on September 13 show 4s at 113.16 and 2 1/2s at 105.27. Home Ownership Loan 3s trade at 107.10 with unquoted New York City bond noted as (P).

U. S New York New York City

Hatch to Take Part in State Campaign

Senator Hatch plans active involvement in the general election campaign in New Mexico. He may return before adjournment, though a Cleveland speaking engagement on October 4 could delay his trip. His decision hinges on the Senate’s handling of the pending excess profits tax bill, which he supports as the major remaining legislation.

Hatch Washington D-Nm New Mexico Cleveland Senate

Wall Street Holds Compromise Mood as War News Drifts

In New York trading the market showed an inconclusive war mood with 266,100 shares exchanging hands. Leaders drifted by fractions with U. S. Steel, United Aircraft, Dow Chemical, American Smelting, Santa Fe and others listing gains while Bethlehem, Chrysler, Phelps Dodge and several others lagged. Bonds and commodities mirrored the uncertain tone as rumors of a Mediterranean development swirled without substance. A separate Kansas City report notes a subdued cattle and hog market with mixed price shifts and steady veal values amid a growing carryover.

Wall Street New York England Mediterranean U. S. Steel Youngstown Douglas United Aircraft Allied Chemical Dow Chemical American Smelting Anaconda Standard Oil N. J Texas Corp New York Central Santa Fe Bethlehem Chrysler Harvester Union Carbide Martin Sperry International Nickel Phelps Dodge Consolidated Edison

Two Young Men Sought as Department Assistants

Help wanted notices show two young men requested for department assistant roles in Montgomery Ward with a salary. Also Palladian items list bargains on fuel heaters at Purdy Furniture Co and a domestic help request for a white girl or woman to work and care for children at 111 E Mathews after 5:30 with phone contact.

Montgomery Ward E. Mathews

Cotton market closes quiet as prices slip in New Orleans

New Orleans September 13 spot cotton closed quiet, down five points. Sales reported at 1,425 bales with middling at 9.45. Classifieds phone number provided as No. 11.

New Orleans

New York Stock Prices and Leading Quotations Sept 13

New York stocks closed with a broad listing of prices for railroad and utility shares, industrials, and futures. Key names include AmAirl AmCan HollySu AT&T Phillips Boeing and USSteel, with varied gains and losses across sectors amid unsettled trading.

Wool market firm as demand grows in Boston

Renewed interest boosts Boston wool trade with rising activity. Prices for active wools firm with French combing length wools at 86-87 cents and twelve month Texas wools at 85-88 cents per scoured pound. Dealers note higher buying in western states at strong prices. Quoted graded wools in Boston remain firm amid the demand.

Boston USDA Texas

Chicago produce and New York cotton prices notes

Chicago Butter receipts 1,008,009 steady market unchanged Eggs receipts 5,699 steady dir ties 14.25 checks 14 other prices unchanged Poultry live 35 trucks hens firm springs easy color 14 Plymouth Rock 16 White Rock 15 under 4 lbs colored 14 Plym outh Rock 16 White Rock 14 1 2 ducks 14 1 2 lbs up colored 12 small colored 12 small white 12 geese old 13 young 13 unchanged New York cotton futures close 1 lower to 1 higher Last Oct 9.32 Dec 9.26 9.27 Jan 9.16N Mech 9.11

Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock New York

Commodity quotes and market moves across multiple grains and goods

Chicago wheat and corn futures show varied gains and losses with Sep and Dec positions. Cotton in Galveston held steady at middling 9.32 while New York wool and curb market quotes drift as traders weigh hedge selling and short covering.

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