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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
7
Menominee Indians Reject Federal Road Funds
A Menominee tribal council in Wisconsin refused a $20,000 federal road fund grant, choosing to build roads themselves. The Albuquerque Journal highlights patriotism and contrasts tribal autonomy with the period’s push for federal funds amid high taxes and unemployment. The piece also argues for tax reductions to spur industry and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee
Wisconsin
United States
Albuquerque Journal
Through the downturn, signs point to growth and higher prices
A Dun and Bradstreet report emphasizes continued business recovery with no near term recession. It urges property owners to act now on building, improving, and repairing to avoid higher future costs, arguing that investment and employment are cheaper than charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Bradstreet
Tottering
Capper urges cooperative marketing to lift farmer prosperity
In a radio address Senator Arthur Capper argues that farmers lose prices when not cooperating and that collective bargaining through organized cooperative marketing is the logical path for farmers. He criticizes panaceas and government cures, urging a strong, loyal cooperative as the instrument of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Capper
Hmit
Capper
Industrial Turnip Sees Profits After Three-Year Dry Spell
Industry shows early profits restoring hope for workers and the public though obstacles remain in the path to recovery. The piece notes gains but warns of continued challenges ahead for jobs and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Generablic
Bits Of Fun Wise Cracking A Woman’s Thumb Joke
A witty quip notes that a woman’s thumb may not be large, but a man often hides beneath it, delivering a playful jab at size and presence in light humor.
Old Sayings Observed In Ad Punchlines
A saying about a whistling girl and a crowing hen contrasts with maid and laundress doing washing, noting that advertising images of the mistress dominate soap ads. The line suggests the house’s image, not daily labor, sells products.
Three men sentenced for selling dope to race horsemen
Three persons who sold dope to horsemen to stimulate their nags have been sentenced to prison. The remark hints at targeting sellers who supply stimulants to racegoers, urging action against those who sell to racegoers to bolster betting or speculation.
Cuba’s offer to friend U S sparks loan talk
Cuba signals willingness to show friendship toward the United States by negotiating a loan similar to European states. But the issue remains that such friendships falter when repayment is due, highlighting financial fragility in lender relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Public mood and Cuba echo in Hoover era reflection
The Chicago Tribune notes that Americans may feel fortunate amid Cuba upheaval where Machado rose as a national hero and fled, with aides killed or scattered. It warns that national mood and mob violence affect business and civil life, even as Hoover awaits potential Democratic missteps in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Machado
Herbert Hoover
Chicago Tribune
Chavez protests New Mexico wage zone placement
Congressman Dennis Chavez said he wired a protest to Oscar W. Chapman over New Mexico being placed in the southern public works wage zone. He will press the issue in Washington with interior department officials, arguing New Mexico should be in the Colorado zone for a higher wage scale. Chapman, Denver native, previously lived in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Public Works Program
Interior Department
Washington
Oscar W. Chapman
Ickes
Chapman
Denver
Colorado
Chavez
Eight Farmers Die in Tobacco Truck Crash in North Carolina
Eight Semete county farmers were killed and three seriously injured when their tobacco truck crashed into a Sea Board Airline gas propelled passenger train near Lumberton North Carolina. The collision occurred as the vehicles moved through the area on August 22. Rescue teams rushed to the scene and authorities began inquiries into the accident. The train, traveling from Hambeck to Wilmington, carried no reported number of passengers harmed beyond the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Semete County
Seaboard Airline
Hambeckt
Wilmington
Ricardos Quest in New York for His Aunt in Love and Deceit
Ricardo Dane comes to New York to find his late mother’s half sister Miss Filomena Stanley. He discovers a beautiful young woman posing as his aunt, gifts her, and moves her into a better apartment. A friend, Web, warns of a fraud while Rachel Beatty arrives, exposing tensions, and the real Filomena is later found acting on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricardo Dane
New York
Filomena Stanley
Ricardo
Romeo Valley
California
Remen Valley
Filomena Stanler
Webster Sutton
Eunice Greenway
Filomena
Rachel
Eunice
Mr. Beatty
Fil
Iar
Rachel Beatty
Fran
Frances
Ray
al Sherwin
Gold Franklyn
Doria
Pierce
Miss Franklyn
Donna Hathaway
Gold
London
Donia
Barney
Family Mantel Best Site For Your Picture
A domestic tale about photos, romance, and possessiveness ends with a cautionary moral. A woman gives a man her photograph, expectations arise, and a later dispute over possession leads to breakup. The piece threads through social norms and the fragile trust in relationships, warning readers to guard personal mementos until committed.
Horse puts prints on Frank Powers fingers in Albuquerque
A skittish horse rammed through the windshield of Frank Powers’s car injuring his fingers. Powers, chief of the El Paso police fingerprint bureau, was en route to Las Vegas to help investigate Ike Davis’s death. The accident occurred when a horse crossed as Powers’ car passed, breaking the windshield and cutting his hands. The horse escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Powers
el Paso Police Department
Powers
Las Vegas
Ike Davis
Here
Herge
Power
Shipboard Intrigue and Love Triangle On Atlantic Crossing
In a shipboard tale, Pierce, a cynical businessman, vies with his companion Dorrance and the alluring Gold for table company and influence aboard a voyage to New York and Havana. Dorrance quietly maneuvers to secure a favorable dining arrangement with Gold, while Gold's guarded charm unsettles Pierce as Doris Hathaway joins the voyage and a developing romance unfolds between Pierce and Gold amid social games and strategic liaisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagion-girl
Pierce
Dorrance
Mrs. Hathaway
Doria
Louis Quinze
Barney Pierce
Barney
Donialea Dorrance
Barnsy
New York
JUST MAVERICKS AND LOCAL EVENTS
The article notes NRA signups for telegraph and cable firms remain uncertain though a long standing code exists. Paul Horgan’s book The Fault Of Angels releases tomorrow with Eleanor Bedell hosting a tea at El Chivato where Horgan will attend and sign copies. Golfers converge on Roswell for a state tournament, welcomed like the nineteenth hole on a hot day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Horgan
Eleanor Bedell
el Chivato
Southwest
Roswell
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