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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
7
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Huey Long guides the Louisiana special session through in under two hours approving measures his governor called for. Farmers see modest October income gains, while some economists say costs rise faster. Japan views a U.S. canal or highway project as unfriendly, and New Mexico faces a contested U.S. Senate race with Chavez and Cutting.
A French notion to keep the wolf from the door advocates wearing fine clothes and evening wear to counter gloom and signal prosperity. A Parish organization urges residents to dress well as revival of nightlife grows, with seen success boosting servant hearts and mood.
The 1985 drivers licenses are now ready at the City Clerk's office. To avoid the final rush, obtain them now. Licenses must be procured no later than January 10.
Canadian heiress Ata Follette plans partnership with her father as rival Harmer closes in. Harmer pursues Cara while Cara travels to Mulligan camp to decide. Jerry Flint, a penniless singer, is financed by Ata and Cara as schemes entwine. Harmer claims Mulligan’s name and Cara disappears with peril looming.
Cara saves Jerry Flint from drowning as Mulligan the hunter leads the rescue. In treacherous water Cara fights exhaustion and uses her swimming skill while Mulligan, unseen by Jerry, keeps watch. Afterward Jerry's jealousy and admiration mix as Cara endures, Mulligan asserts authority, and Otis tends the group by campfire.
A broad news column surveys an oversubscribed government loan offer of 5.4 billion with low interest, noting New Mexico’s sizable bid and the broader political and tax context. It cites auto taxes, Communist figures, party reorganization, veteran and pension stances, and potential redirection toward conservative unity amid looming Congress debates.
Bettina Bedwell reports on spring 1938 sports wear for southern trips. Three piece suits dominate both Paris and American fashion, with practical two piece dresses and jackets. Yellow and chamois shades lead, with the Molyneux design originally for Mrs Cole Porter featuring a tailored yellow jersey jacket and a blouse-weskit ensemble.
The Roswell New Mexico circular delivers a humorous year end bulletin from the Royal Order of Sackholders on December 18 1934. It names J L Hubbell as Most High Hobgob and President and lists a mock cabinet of officers with colorful titles, while noting disciplinary removals and honorary memberships.
The Rev Roy L Smith speaks on the mind as a garden and machine. He says the mind grows with cultivation and needs reverent space to prevent it from becoming stale or weeds. He likens thought to a factory that produces strange things and warns constant stirring to retain vitality.
New York December 18 AP two alienists named to examine Albert Fish the confessed abductor and slayer of Grace Budd age 10 in an effort to forestall a possible insanity defense Westchester grand jury to meet today District Attorney Coyne said Fishs will be read to the jury and a first degree murder indictment asked New York seeks grand jury indictment for kidnapping Assistant District Attorney Harold W announced the kidnapping indictment was a sacred case while the Westchester charge not stand up the murder will precedence however
L L Kirk Johnson authorizes The Record to announce his candidacy for re election to the office of Justice of the Peace for precincts one and two at the election to be held January 14, 1930.
The Record announces J C Nelson as a candidate for Justice of the Peace at the consolidated Precincts One and Two election on January 14.
The Record announces Charles T. Townsend as candidate for Justice of the Peace at the consolidated Precincts One and Two election on January 14.
Faustino A. Lucero has authorized The Record to announce that he is a candidate for constable in the precinct election to be held January 14, 1935.
Announcement lists W. J. Bragg as a candidate for constable in Precinct One Chaves County for the upcoming election.
An advertisement promotes O W Liston for the office of Constable in Precinct 1 at Chayes County. The notice appears in local classifieds urging voters to support the candidate.
The records announce that L. C. Lollar will be a candidate for constable of precincts 1 and 2 at the election to be held January 14, 1935.
The Record announces Bob Ballard is a candidate for constable of precincts One and Two at the election to be held January 14.
Frank Willis announced his bid for Constable in Precincts One and Two ahead of the January 14 election. The terse notice gives no further details on platform or background.
Announcement that Hume McG Foster will run for constable of Precincts 1 and 2 in the election set for January 14 1925. Local paper notes candidacy and election date in a brief notice.
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