Roswell Daily Record 1932 Santa Claus drive aid list and editorials
Roswell business community backs Santa Claus visit for Roswell with more than 150 joining the effort. The paper criticizes attacks on advertisers and condemns anti-government protests while urging legislative independence and restraint. It laments prohibition enforcement and notes farming prosperity as key to national recovery amid tax and debt debates.
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Roswell
Santa Claus
Mystery in Hollywood Bungalow Ends With A Cut Short Clue
Richard Bailey is found shot in his Hollywood bungalow. Criminology student Kane investigates and questions Nanette Le Roi, the alleged film star tied to Bailey, who hides a brutal secret. Amidst jealousy and manipulation, Kane pieces together whether the wound was fatal or faked while Nanette’s alibi frays under pressure. Dorotha Deane quietly pushes for leverage as the case unfolds.
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Larry Weldon
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Bailey Bungalow
Lillian Hal
Nanette
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Bailey House
Chivington
Jere Kane
Dorotha
Nanelte
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Roswell News Highlights and Local Arrivals in 1907
Roswell and nearby towns report residents returning from Artesia and Carlsbad for business. Congress opens with Speaker Joe Cannon, while the Senate memorializes late Alabama senators Pettus and Morgan. Local educators elect officers for Pecos Valley Teachers Association and plan next session in Roswell. Governors and state officials announce statehood discussions. A serialized fiction segment follows, detailing a woman’s anxious vigil, a confidential invitation, and an impending beach trip.
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Congress
Joe Cannon
Senate
Pettus and Morgan
Alabama
SENTENCE SERVONS By The ficv Roy J L Smith
The incomplete piece asserts money should not enslave, truth remains strong, and friendship holds value. It hints at personal integrity and the dangers of flattery while praising sincerity and purposeful living as guiding forces.
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Roy J L. Smith
Customs and courtesies of contract bridge rules
A guide to the laws of contract bridge outlining player duties. It covers card sorting, distribution, dummy handling, shuffling, dealer roles, and ettiquette. It notes changes in laws, scoring corrections, handling revokes, and bid insufficiencies with partner restrictions.
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