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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
6
Adapted by Beatrice Faber is shown to be shaping a newsroom scene. The managing editor instructs staff to portray a blonde ban dit story as a victim of circumstances. Joe Parr reports a tense exchange with James Branch in a City room of the New York News-Record.
Branch battles with Cap and Parr as a sharp music critic Nancy Sharon Nancott enters the scene with photos from the Patterson case. He hints at a sensational divorce tie in to the traction story while she defends intelligent editing and modern journalism.
San Francisco plans to begin operations February 25 at the city hiring hall for longshoremen. The hall will operate jointly by employers and the International Longshoremen's Association, following the National Longshoremen's Board award. With this issue settled, coast-wide labor relations show hopeful signs of peace after last year’s waterfront strike and ongoing arbitration of minor disputes.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clifton were seen visiting Midland on Sunday.
The article explains how pressing the ulnar nerve at the Funny Bone causes tingling and partial paralysis in the little finger and how similar nerve pressure elsewhere can cause pain. It notes that crossing legs can numb the leg due to the sciatic nerve and pressure at the spine may produce sciatic rheumatism and headaches.
A brief notice places Chiropractors three blocks north of Model Food in Hobbs New Mexico. It notes a local health service facility location update and nearby landmarks for reader orientation. The item provides no further details on practitioners or services.
Ford Motor Company reports domestic retail deliveries of V-8 cars and trucks in January totaling 75,687, up 110 percent from January 1934 and marking the highest January total in five years. Truck deliveries also set a January record since 1925, with production for February expected to surpass January.
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