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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
6
The Roswell Daily Record notes include editorials on tax reform and alcohol policy, mentions of upcoming events like the Chamber of Commerce dinner, and observations on Texas highway funding and state political dynamics. It cites figures such as Gov. Seligman and discusses the Hoover moratorium, with regional context and local civic items.
columnist Doris Blake questions gender attitudes in a short opinion piece about boys and girls. Marge laments male conceit while noting girls may bolster self-importance through praise and phone calls to boys. The tone is cheeky and conversational about social roles.
Nanette suspects a cruel prank as a coded message warns she need not meet at the beach. Dorotha confirms a fake note. Nanette worries about being watched and contemplates going to the police. She ends up at Richard Bailey's house where Chief Lee confronts Lillian Hull with questions about the case.
The Albuquerque Journal mocks a Scandinavian's claim that Norsemen discovered America from 876 to 1385, framing it as a long running European pastime. It notes ongoing European interest, including 1918-19, and concludes that Americans are now more alert to such assertions.
The Rev Roy L Simitz argues exaggerated nationalism is cured by studying real souls of other races. He contends oppression is a new spirit not a new system and warns radicalism comes with responsibility. He notes a proud man fails, and hearing a traffic cop offers insight. Atheism is the frontline trenches.
In Roswell today J H Jackson of Lake Arthur and J F Hinkle returned from northern trips while Mrs T W Willborn and daughter visited Golthwait and San Antonio. J H Kingston stays briefly for business. W S Wright from Glen arrives to visit friends. Santa Fe announces Belen cut off starts Dec 18. Luther Stover leaves for Galesburg on a business trip. Rose and Cottingham depart for Boaz to sell lumber for a hotel. A smoker at the Commercial club tonight. A L Hull sails to Athens Ga for year end visit. Dr C L Parsons will speak on Nerve and Nerves at the School Lyceum Friday.
State Representative Elect Doe Howard C M Compton attorney and Floyd T Kennedy tax assessor left Portales to study Mississippi sales tax. They will consult officials, business leaders, farmers and cattlemen to craft a workable plan for NM tax reform and return in about ten days. Acting governor A W Hockernhall urged Mississippi officials to cooperate with Portales chamber of commerce delegation.
City officials address a rising influenza problem with a staged plan of one to three adjustments. Dr C E Anderson located at 401 North Richardson can be contacted at 1251 Adv for guidance and treatment.
Central Press columnist E V Shepard explains how insufficient bids in contract bridge can be corrected and how misplays by players Y Z A B left opponents at mercy. The example hand shows Z opening 1 Heart, A overcalling 2 Diamonds, Y underbidding 2 Clubs, B raising 3 Diamonds, and the resulting penalties.
In a no trump duel Z opens with 3NT after Y shows the longer clubs and spades. The final play sequence yields Z an overtrick of 40 points, with club control and diamond threats central as A, B, and dummy exchange late tricks and establish a five club run.
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