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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
8
The Roswell Daily Record laments fading Christ like conduct in nations and echoes a subscriber plea to keep Christ in Christmas. It notes Roswell’s slow construction in recent weeks despite 150 new homes recently occupied and urges improvements in Main Street and business district facades to attract better commerce.
Albuquerque Tribune condemns The Daily Worker for two columns of what it calls dreadful drivel. It argues the newspaper attacks Roosevelt Chamberlain and Daladier, while defending free speech for a paper it despises, warning Communists threaten American intelligence and influence if unchallenged.
In Hot Springs New Mexico the U D or Under Dispensation lodge was formalized last Monday night as a fully established Masonic unit with broad attendance from across the state. The piece explains dispensation, the Grand Lodge process, and notes Sierra County history with Hillsboro and Mountainair, ending with reflections on Constant and local newspaper history.
The Fourth Estate and the public show notable interest in J A Constant stepping down as editor and publisher of the Estancia Herald News, with attention on the retirement.
A list honors veterans including Martinez of Santa Rosa Suthers of Tucumcari Klinefelter of Obar Curry of is Johnson and Ryther of Portales Hutchinson of Spring er Huston of Willard Mathis s of Tularosa Will LaPoint of Las Cruces and others who did their noble part to make New Mexico better and fitter to live in.
Hobbs officials led by a local church figure adopted a new ordinance to close all shops except charitable or necessitous ones on Sundays amid debate over what truly counts as a necessity. Critics doubt enforceability, fearing a push to curb saloons and disrupt the town’s oil town character. Councilman Don McCormick is noted as guiding the move.
Oklahoma City deputies faced a silent night when the on call line failed for an unknown stretch. Investigators traced the outage to the night phone connections and began checking records for any missed emergencies.
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