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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1941
Page
4
A speaker argues liberty demands sacrifice and vigilance as the United States arms to aid Britain. He warns that without united effort, liberty fades, and opposes isolationist censorship while defending free enterprise, private property, and free speech against internal threats amid looming global conflict.
Article argues Hitler's failure to secure oil shapes his 1941 Soviet, Balkan and Middle East moves. It details the Suez and Caucasus oil aims, Britain's counteractions in Iraq and Turkey, and Russia as a path to resources. It notes dwindling German stocks and the pressure to strike soon.
Reports detail executions of Serbs in Yugoslavia and Frenchmen by firing squad, bombings in Zagreb and Nanking marking the 10th Mukden anniversary, and arrests in Oslo after a week of civil siege. In Berlin, five more executions bring Germany’s total for the year, with anti-Japanese actions killing and injuring in China.
Immanuel Lutheran Church hosts the final Acquaintance Week service at 7 45 pm led by Rev C A Gaertner of Plainview Texas The message theme is And Then The End He explains justification as a courtroom declaration of not guilty and urges self examination and faith in Christ for salvation
Tennessee faces a cautious outlook as head coach John Barnhill reshapes the Vols under the Neyland system. He must rely on a mixed unit of seniors and juniors with a largely inexperienced second squad while prepping for Furman and Duke.
Broad daylight sightings from Finnish territory showed German advances. Stuka dive bombers silenced Kronstadt guns, paving the way for warships to shell Leningrad. Kiev gates reportedly breached though battle not decisive. Odessa bombed with heavy night raids. London notes USSR must still field a large army. Finns claim Rukajärvi captured near the White Sea. Japan protests Russian mines in the Sea of Japan. Night air raids hit Le Havre and Channel targets. British planes sink minesweepers off the Netherlands coast.
The schedule lists Dayton Alabama Cincinnati Louisiana State Howard College Boston College Kentucky and Vanderbilt in succession as the team tests its lineup against diverse opposition across multiple venues this fall.
The Army reorganized the export control administration reducing it to a subordinate division led by civilian Milo Perkins, former Commodity Credit Corp head. Brig. Gen. Russell Maxwell is relieved and returns to war department. Sources describe a clash between factions labeled new dealers and army bureaucrats over powers and reforms.
Thayer faced jurors as he acknowledged depositing checks and forged notes into the treasurer’s cash drawer to cover deficits totaling over $40,000 across four years. He claimed Garcia forged several checks, took others, and that some tax receipts were fraudulently entered, while Thayer minimized his own accounting knowledge and responsibility.
Local advert announces Anderson's Gardens selling oversized dill pickles at 2 for a nickel. Bright copy promotes novelty produce and bargain pricing to attract buyers to the garden stand.
The analysis says Hitler’s offensives threaten Red positions on both flanks along a 1100 mile front. Ukraine is pivotal as a gateway to broader Europe. Bolshevik retreats risk debacle, while Allies eye Tokyo and Japan weighs striking Russia without US war. Japan protests Soviet mine floats in the Sea of Japan for a possible basis to war.
Under wartime policy, ceiling prices would align to parity and no higher, with 119 percent of parity as a floor for farm prices. Baruch warned inflation risks from soaring payrolls and shortages, urging a single administrator to oversee a comprehensive price control system tied to wage, rent, and other war measures.
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