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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1939

Page

5

Labor Official Affirms New Mexico Wage Schedule

A federal labor representative, under state and national law, validates the wage schedule effective December 1 after reviewing wages paid in New Mexico. The Davis Becon act requires prevailing wages on state and federal aid projects, with the state labor commissioner holding sole authority to set wages on projects over $2,000. The official notes some reductions may undercut union wages paid on PWA work, despite opposition from a highway engineer.

U. S. Department of Labor New Mexico Pearce PWA

Russian protest over British blockade and losses in war at sea

A vigorous Soviet protest denounced Britain's blockade as unprecedented and vowed compensation for losses. Berlin quotes deny German arms to Finland and British sea losses grow with several ships sunk or overdue. Front line action increases as British forces report activity near the front. France builds fortifications along the Maginot and a second line.

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Roswell Seeks Southwest Fame Through Christmas Lights

Roswell residents boosted by more holiday lighting as the Chamber of Commerce promotes a contest across four districts. Prizes range from 2 to 25 dollars for best displays, with a 10 dollar nativity scene prize for the church division and a goal to spread Christmas glow across the city and valley.

Roswell W. P. Turner Chamber of Commerce Committee Southwest Chamber of Commerce Main Will Lawrence

Strange Winter Continues Till December Across West

Weather across the region shows mild December temperatures with record highs and early spring blooms. From Havre Montana to Los Angeles deserts and New Mexico, warm spells curb snow and trigger early activities while many areas report drought and drought related impacts on farms, tourism, and water use.

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Hatch proposes federal role in primaries and relief funds

New Mexico Senator Hatch argues for extended federal influence over elections and relief related campaigning. He cites relief prohibitions on campaign fund solicitation and a felony for officials pressuring employees. He notes resignations of federal and party officials and seeks Supreme Court validation of Congress power over primaries, arguing constitutional grounds exist.

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Gridiron Ovation At Dinner For Finnish Minister

Washington observers report a lengthy ovation for Hjalmar Precope the Finnish minister at the semi annual gridiron dinner. The audience of officials diplomats and leaders applauded as the envoy was introduced amid satirical sketches about reciprocal trade and party politics.

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Remodeling Ruling Looms on 25 Cent Tax and Filing Fees

Remodeling commission members hinted no definite commitments until a supreme court ruling. Richard Manson, attorney for the capitol commission, announced an appeal of Judge James B. McGhee's ruling that validated the statute. A Union district court had previously held the statute constitutional, with a third test case pending in Roosevelt county. The act imposes a 25 cent filing tax and a 50 cent recording tax on instruments.

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