Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Editorial Details
Roswell Daily Record lists offices and staff with contact numbers and roles. It notes publication by RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY, rates in advance for mail and carrier delivery, and filing details. Entered May 10 1903 Roswell New Mexico as second class mail matter under Congress act.
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Roswell
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Associated Press
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Defense in Depth: Nation Must Prepare Now
In a debate on national preparedness the writer argues opposition to military training is unjustified. The piece asserts dictators seek to wipe out democracies and warns any delay in building defense risks a Nazi Fascist and Japanese attack. A strong defense could delay or prevent aggression.
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Congress
America
Glass Slipper Chapter One The Ball and Rue Hatterick
Rue Hatterick prepares for a social season in Chicago as Brule relies on her to carry Crystal Hatterick’s poised household. Steven Hendrie, a composer and Rue’s ally, observes her glamour and questions whether the glass slipper will fit her new life. The scene sets under rainy November skies with Isolde sung and a cold, reflective city backdrop.
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Rue Hatterick
Flagstad
Chicago
Near North Side
Steven
Rue
Hatterick
Brule
Dr. Brule Hatterick
Mrs. Brule Hatterick
Steven Hendrie
Crystal
Madge
Alicia
Alicia Pelham
Fireside Chats stir political radio time debate
Willkie managers demand equal access to Roosevelt Fireside Chats while radio authorities question their political nature. The piece criticizes the broadcasts as masterful propaganda and discusses nationwide coverage for campaigns in New Mexico. Local stations like KOB and WOAI will broadcast transcriptions of Clyde Tingley and Miles campaigns.
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Willkie
Ois
Roosevelt
Communications Commission
Associated Broadcasters
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Miles
Axis Rising Threat Looms in World Crisis Analysis
The piece outlines fears of dictatorship spread led by Germany Italy and Japan with Russia aligned, Europe’s democracies collapsing, and Britain nearly sole survivor. It warns Japan’s expansion into Asia Pacific and potential entry into war with America, signaling a critical upcoming era for the United States and its people.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Europe
Britain
Russia
Spain
Far East
Orient
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Pacific
America
Tax Talks to Taxpayers By Rupert F Aspland New Mexico Forest Receipts
New Mexico will receive about 52784 from National Forest receipts for the year ending June 30 1940. Of this 37386 is 25 percent of logging grazing summer home permits and other uses and 14954 is 10 percent of receipts to be used by the Forest Service to improve minor roads and trails in the National Forests in New Mexico. Four hundred forty four dollars comes from a small area of State school lands inside National forests administered by the Forest Service.
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Rupert F. Aspland
New Mexico
Forest Service
The
Government costs of spoils system cited by Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor estimates the spoils system costs the U.S. about 1 billion dollars yearly. It notes January 1940 federal checks went to 11,090,080 people plus 1.7 million on direct relief, with detailed payout figures for farm payments, WPA, old age assistance, military pensions, NYA, and other programs. It also cites New Mexico ports of entry payrolls and total 28th fiscal year revenue and expenses for the State Police field division.
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W.P.A
NYA
Federal Public Works
CCC
New Mexico
Earl Stull
Division of
New Mexico State Police
Not So Fresh Hatch From Heat Wave In Cabinet
GOLDSBORO N C A farmer found a chick hatched from an egg stored in a cabinet after a heat wave. He heard a plaintive peeping from the house and discovered the chick upon opening the cabinet door. The unusual hatching surprised the farmer and neighbors alike.
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Goldsboro
N. C
John Tart
Prowler Breaks In Beds Lounge Then Steals Ring
In Kansas City Glen M Wilkerson reports a home intrusion where a prowler entered through a door, read the daily newspaper, rested in the favorite chair, and departed with a ring and stud valued at thirty five dollars. The incident centers on Wilkerson, the home, and the stolen jewelry.
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Kansas City
Glen M. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Roxana Oil files amendment to form ROXANA OIL COMPANY
Notice of publication details a Certificate of Amendment and Certificate of Non-Liability of Stockholders for Roxana Oil Company of New Mexico dialing back to ROXANA OIL COMPANY OF NEW MEX ICO. It cites Roswell as principal business location and L W Tarkenton as statutory agent with process for service. Filed July 17 1940 in New Mexico State Corporation Commission.
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New Mexico
State Corporation Commission of
Roxana Oil Company OF
Roswell, New
Mexico
L. W. Tarkenton
Roswell
State Corporation Commission
Don R. Casados
Filo's stance on running twice for the same office
The passage discusses fairness in allowing candidates to seek the same office again. It notes that writing in may be unfair to regular entrants, and suggests Filo's viewpoint on the issue. The text concludes that the conclusion favors his position.
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Filo
Coronado stamp set to debut with bold frontier imagery
The Coronado postage stamp will appear on September 7 with first cancellations in Bernalillo New Mexico. An outline of a American Bison will appear on the cadet image. The piece ties to Know Your New Mexico program and reflects regional praise amid political jabs and a call for peace.
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Coronado
Bernalillo
Greatest Wool Year Shows New Mexico Leads Nation
The year marks record wool production with 888,692,000 pounds nationally, up 3 percent over prior highs. New Mexico reports 5.1 percent growth, totaling 48,414,000 sheep shorn, and an average fleece of 8.03 pounds versus 7.96 last year. The figures illustrate strong industry prosperity, though head counts are statistical and not tied to tax assessor counts.
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New Mexico
Obedience Over Sacrifice A Lake Shore Lesson
A young girl near a lake is forbidden to go alone yet collects shells to please her father. He rebukes with the line obey is better than sacrifice. The story stays with her as she grows, illustrating the biblical lesson from 1 Samuel 15 22.
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Dan Luther Edwards
Constipation treatment ad mentions Adlerika in silver bottle
An advertisement describes Adlerika in a silver color bottle claiming three laxative ingredients for a balanced bowel result and five carminatives to soothe the stomach and ease gas. Relief is advertised as prompt usually within two hours. Owl Drug Co Roswell Drug Co Pecos Valley Drug Wilcox Drug Dexter are listed speakers or distributors.
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Adlerika
Owl Drug Co
Roswell Drug Co
Pecos Valley Drug
Wilcox Drug
Dexter
Slow Trolleys Denver Motormen Follow Quiet Nest Plan
In Denver motormen operate with standing orders to go easy near a south Denver switch where a mourning dove built a nest. A streetcar supervisor notes the baby birds should hatch soon, reflecting a rare humane pause amid city transit duties.
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Denver
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