Roswell Daily Record 1935 Heat, Weather, and Governance Talk
The Roswell Daily Record reports on recent heat levels and comparisons with Santa Fe and the New Mexican, notes Governor Hannett’s appointment of a special attorney, and discusses federal politics as the presidential election nears. It reviews July weather figures showing drought, rainfall totals, sunshine, and wind, and argues for city county consolidation to reduce duplication of government costs.
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S. F. New Mexican
Roswell
Santa Fe
New Mexican
U. S. Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Tribune
Clayton
Farley
Colmar
Oklahoma
Colfax County
House Defies President On Key Decisions
Lawmakers rejected several proposals aligned with the President's policy goals, signaling a shift in congressional direction. The vote highlighted growing tensions between the executive branch and legislative leaders as parties clash over priority measures.
Clayton Dust Bowl Echoes Hope and Defiance
A Clayton column paints a resilient view of a drought scarred region. Farmers face failed crops and livestock losses yet boast sturdy plainsinduced grit, commerce, and road projects under PWA aid. They reject aid labels, vow to stay, and push for better roads. Local business growth and upcoming Elks events contrast with bleak harvests and ongoing relief efforts.
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Clayton
Raton
Elks
PWA
Des Moines
The Cold Finger Curse Chapter AxVII Unraveling Thurber Plot
Inspector McEntry, Captain Nobley, and Montigny pursue who smeared bed linens and triggered a chain of clues in a tangled caper. Thurber's doorways, phone calls, and hidden cords link to a plan to mislead investigators while the Elderbank case unfolds.
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Captain Nobley
Inspector McEntry
Montigny
McEntry
Duane
Merriam
Thurber
Nobley
Mexico Moves to Free Nation From Liquors
President Lazardo Cardenas urged a national campaign to end alcohol use and proposed prohibiting liquor manufacture and sale if needed. He spoke to feminist groups in Michoacan urging action against alcoholism, as taxes were seen as a tool toward reducing intoxicant consumption among the poor.
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Mexico City
Lazardo Cardenas
Mexico
el Nacional
Michoacan
Cardenas
E L Brown Plans Texas Trip for Vacation Start
E L Brown assistant postmaster will depart this afternoon for Hereford Texas on a two weeks vacation. He expects to return then likely take another trip with Mrs Brown after returning from Hereford.
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E. L. Brown
Hereford
Texas
Mrs. Brown
New Mexico to Try $700000 Highway Program
New Mexico will test $700000 of highway funding under a $1400 per man per year wage and materials limit. Grover Conroy said 90 percent of labor must come from relief rolls, with federal aid uncapped but state construction curtailed due to funds. Alternate agreement could allow bids on projects soon, pending federal approval in days.
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New Mexico
Old Pass
C. D. Staehlin
Roswell
Clayton
D. N. Paddock
Hagerman
Fred Merkle
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
South End
Union County
Hardin
Santa Fe
Grover Conroy
Conroy
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
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