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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
4
Roswell Daily Record notes subscription by mail in New Mexico at 6.00 and 3.25 for different terms and carrier rates for outside New Mexico. Advertising rates are furnished on application. May 4, 1903, Roswell, New Mexico, second class mail matter under act of Congress. Associated Press member.
Great Britain faces disaster as it pays debts to the United States for battleships. The commentary argues that paying now could destabilize the world, criticizing former Governor Hagerman and federal highway funding. It urges reducing salaries, trimming unnecessary staff, and reforming taxation to spread the burden and avoid higher property taxes. The column ends with a reflection on New Mexico's taxation and expenditures as a broader call for fiscal reallocation.
Crime tale follows criminologist Jere Kane as he investigates Richard Bailey's murder at a Hollywood bungalow. Nanette LeRoi and others are questioned while Kane uncovers footprints, a ladder entry, and a concealed diary hinting at a motive. Kane anticipates solving the case but faces a dangerous setback as night falls.
George Sarichez argues rural New Mexico teachers earn about 894 dollars yearly, roughly 18 dollars per week, under unskilled labor rates. He notes high college attainment among teachers, but warns wages and living costs threaten education, urging protection of school funding against political cuts. The piece reflects the New Mexico State Tribune stance.
Twenty five years ago in Roswell from the Daily Record notes new Star arké owners Guy Herbert and Jake Pierce. Local figures attend statehood talks and fund campaigns in Washington while Santa Fe reports doubt on Frank W. Clancy becoming attorney general. Daughters of the Confederacy meet, and locals travel for business, stock exchanges, and regional trips amid statehood momentum.
A brisk notice highlights that Record Want Ads yield results for buyers and sellers. It urges readers to place targeted advertisements to reach local audiences and connect with interested buyers quickly. The brief emphasizes value and quick visibility.
A fragmentary exchange shows CHAPTER 17 CHIVINGTON avoiding a direct reply as Kane’s significance and the impending inquiry loom. The scene hints at a pivotal moment where the gravity of the question presses on Chivington and Kane’s role remains central.
The Least Virtue Of religion is its logic. Of anity is the satisfaction it gives to the giver. Of money is that it can make a Man feel important. politics-is some of the can.
A fragmented town notice promotes education as prestige and mentions influenza in the city. Dr. E. Anderson at 401 North Richardgen appears in the ad along with a general want ad for record results.
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