Burdens May Become Benefits for All Citizens
The text argues that growing concern for universal security and welfare could remove want and improve living conditions. It frames current burdens as potential future benefits for society.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1941
Page
4
The text argues that growing concern for universal security and welfare could remove want and improve living conditions. It frames current burdens as potential future benefits for society.
Berlin reports suggest Hitler plans a comprehensive winter campaign in Russia across the 1100 mile front from Leningrad to the Black Sea. Cold climate, mud and transport issues loom, while the Caucasus region offers a milder winter and potential strategic routes toward Iran. The piece notes differing seasonal conditions from the Don to the Caucasus and previews likely operational implications.
An October 10 and 11 convention in Roswell features R. E. Shepherd of the FHA Texas and singer Mrs. Shepherd. City officials, bank leaders, and representatives from Roswell, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, El Paso, and Little Rock attend with events at the Nickson Hotel and Country Club. The program includes a welcome by Mayor Tom Hall and an opening address at the Chamber of Commerce. The gathering ends Saturday at 4 pm.
The Second and Third armies, about 400000 troops, head for home stations amid praise from top generals. General Marshall lauds their grand job and vows to fix deficiencies in material. McNair and army leaders express satisfaction as units prepare for rest and redeployment.
An estimation places the national defense bill at sixty billion dollars soon, with further billions likely. The piece argues taxes will rise and liberties may be constrained, but contends the burden could spur better governance, international peace, and expanded opportunities for all citizens, including the disadvantaged.
State talk centers on Senator Carl A. Hatch facing significant opposition in the next year’s primaries. Leaders in the Democratic party may unite to thwart him, while rank and file critics resent his stance against the primary and perceive a focus on self advancement. Repeal of the neutrality act is also urged as overdue.
In a wartime plea for faith and unity local church gatherings at Soldiers Field Chicago and at military centers across the nation are urged to inspire patriotism and restraint against totalitarianism. The column also critiques New Mexico probate law expanding district court power and burden on county clerks urging reform.
In a dispute echoing past headlines, the Raton Chamber of Commerce clashes with a group of racketeers using the Ministerial Alliance name without consent while Secretary Ralph Flaxon enters the scene. A growing movement seeks Chamber approval before hearing proposals, signaling a Vigilance Committee influenced trend similar to Roswell’s older practice.
The piece notes Denver's response to a gas supply break, urging coal and wood readiness and new building rules with chimneys, while praising utilities for their recovery efforts and the bottled gas boost as a conservation aid. It then shifts to a dramatic account of the sinking of the Pink Star after Roosevelt's shoot on sight speech, detailing survivor Mackenzie's harrowing rescue, torpedo threat, and the ship's rapid loss with vivid, but restrained, recollections.
Officials indicated three crew members were hospitalized after an incident. Mackenzie stated there were no Americans aboard, to his knowledge, amid limited readable details from the report.
Tournament officials announced today the entry of Austin High from El Paso and Yuma Union High from Yuma for Thursday's event. The field enlarges to include a collegiate section in the Southwestern tennis tour.
A multi state forecast shows New Mexico mostly cloudy with intermittent rain tonight and Tuesday, Rio Grande valley and mountains to the east expect lingering clouds and rain with warmer Tuesday. Colorado turns partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in north and east. Arizona mostly cloudy with rain in lower elevations and southwest, decreasing Tuesday. West Texas cloudy with intermittent rain or drizzle tonight and Tuesday, tapering off by Tuesday.
Roswell Lion Club sponsors a World Series play by play event at the Norton Hotel Cocktail Lounge. Weaver Hedgcoxe serves as announcer with live scoreboard and direct wire from the ball park for fans in attendance.
Home grown honey dew melons offered by Andersons Gardens for sale. Locally grown fruit with fresh picked quality. Contact information not provided.
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