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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1932
Page
6
The Roswell Daily Record lists publication information and rates, including offices, editors, and advertising data. It notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription pricing, with terms for various durations and mail delivery.
Senate talk centers on a world conference covering armaments money and war debts. Critics warn such meetings often leave the United States weaker financially and militarily, while others urge a US hosted assembly free from debtor nations to dismantle tariff barriers. Kaiser Wilhelm’s citizenship status is questioned under German law disturbing news. Hoover foresees Roosevelt presidency impacting debt talks. Democrats and Republicans call Hoover’s address a strong state paper urging careful handling of world negotiations.
The Post Office Department concedes that three cent first class postage reduced revenue, showing diminishing returns. Congress should broaden the tax base and spread it thin across many items so the tax burden remains felt. Over taxation may drive people to avoid high taxed products.
A syndicated column warns Congress facing an angry taxpayer wave over rising government costs. It argues taxes threaten property ownership and afflicts job creation, with thousands losing farms and homes to sheriff sales and others fearing future levies.
The text presents a sermon claiming true victories are costly and lasting when shared with virtue. It argues genuine success leaves no regret, contrasts permanent satisfaction with temporary gains, and emphasizes moral effort over easy wins. The fragmentary prose reflects a religious exhortation on character and righteousness.
F A Lane a prominent Cross Plains Texas oil man and rancher died in a Hobbs New Mexico hospital from heart trouble. He helped discover the Burkett pool southwest of Cross Plains and was a key figure in local oil development.
Classified advertisement touts expert radio repair at Western Auto Supply with contact number 128 for prompt service and results from Want-Ads.
Kane pressures Nanette LeRoi with a bold claim that a woman, not Lillian Hull, may be the Bailey killer. Nanette denies involvement as Dorotha fears for her, while a hospital confession hints at danger and a chaotic end remains to come.
By Doris Blake a diary style piece about Robert torn between two loves. One girl from his youth with old ties and a second glamorous professional woman. The column weighs affection duty and the risks of choosing between enduring familiarity and modern allure.
Santa Fe officials expect Commonwealth Fund executives in January to determine if further health aid will be extended to New Mexico. The fund has provided about $100,000 to the state over the past two years.
Santa Fe bankers anticipate a Reconstruction Finance Corporation branch bank opening in the city to take over loans from hard pressed investors. Local banks report New Mexico state banks have lent four and a half million dollars to date, with national banks carrying large totals as well.
Daily Record notes a busy holiday period with staff changes at American National Bank due to illness of H. P. Saunders. local travel and visits include J P Stewart to Tucumcari, Lovelace to Boaz, and families of Thode Hobson Pettey Rutledge Bixby Martini Mancini White Stover Carpenter relocating. Students Sadie Martin Belva Lovelace at Stephens College and Ewing Lusk Roscoe Nisbett at Missouri University.
A Santa Fe banker said lending from a special real estate fund is not possible now, with NM banks likely to reject even strong security. Loans will target livestock, but RF C officials foresee agricultural products like beans, alfalfa, and cotton joining loan types soon. Influenza issues the city, with clinics offering 1 to 3 adjustments. Dr. Co. BE. Anderson advertises at 401 North Richardson.
Mrs. Tucker at 605 North Richardson offers adjacently located room and board with home cooked meals priced five and six dollars per week. Contact Mrs. Tucker for details.
The article explains proper information doubles in bridge, stressing high honor holdings, support for any non-doubled suit, and calculated responses. It details when to double minor suits, how many tricks the partner should win, and how strength governs bids including no trump and raise scenarios with example hands.
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