McKee accuses GOP chief of offering mayoral support
Joseph V. McKee independent candidate charges Republican state chairman W Kingsland Macy tried to trade backing for his mayoral bid last fall if he stayed out of Roosevelt campaigns. Macy denies and urges facts over distortion while La Guardia touts Republican support and other factions.
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News-Globe
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Old Timer
Rural Mail Carriers and Costs Face Public Scrutiny
A public letter argues rural carriers are fairly paid yet warn against privatizing routes. It notes salaries of 1800 dollars annually for 24 mile routes plus 4 cents per mile equipment allowance, with higher pay per extra mile and deductions for retirement. It urges readers to contact officials to protect daily mail delivery.
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United States
Broadcast concerns over football game coverage
A reader questions the lack of commentary on broadcasting football games and mentions whispered accusations as part of the debate. The letter implies controversy over how games are aired and discussed in the paper.
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Tack
Reader Letter Critiques Publicity and Workplace Etiquette
A long letter praises a columnist for publicity and charity ads while criticizing the columnist appearance and home rules. The writer recalls personal hardship, discusses railroad passes, journalism, and printers, and ends with a pledge to keep future letters nonpersonal to Tack. The author signs as OLD TIMER.
Doctors Say Cow Discovery Ends Laxative Habit
Physicians promote a natural cattle liver bile product in Kompo Tablets to stop constipation. The ads claim the remedy stimulates the liver to produce bile, ending dependence on habit forming laxatives and physics. Results guaranteed or your money back.
Penetro Nose and Throat Drops Claim Cold Prevention
Advertises Penetro Nose and Throat Drops as a simple preventive measure for colds. Claims quick delivery to nasal membranes, contains ephedrine, stops germ spread, soothes inflammation, relieves congestion, and speeds recovery when used early. Endorsed by leading nose and throat specialists.
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Vicks Nose
New Yorker Faces Court Martial Over Strike Contact
Herbert Benjamin of New York, National Unemployment Council representative, was tried by a military court in Gallup New Mexico for violating martial law by speaking to strikers without a permit and attempting to escape a military stockade. A verdict was reached but not announced.
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N. M
Herbert Benjamin
New York
National Unemployment Council
Governor Hockenhull to Decide on Commander Role
The decision rests with Gov. A. W. Hockenhull who acts as commander-in-chief of New Mexico, with a formal determination expected after review of the situation and related officials. The report outlines the process and potential implications for state authority and military oversight.
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S 8 8 8 8.8.8 A Skin Tonic Promise of Clarity
An ad style copy touts a skin tonic named 8.8.8 promising clearer skin by boosting blood red cells and hemoglobin. It claims improved vitality beneath the skin and faster pimple healing, urging readers to try a course and observe ongoing improvement.
National Guard Strikes Quiet Note in Strike Area
A muted scene around the strike area as local authorities maintain calm while the National Guard reviews the case. Observers note unusual clothing and ornament trends dominate the scene this season.
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