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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1939

Page

2

State rights and Washington power in Quesenberry case

The Las Vegas Optic comments on the Quesenberry matter as a test of state versus federal control, arguing the Democratic Party has shifted toward centralized power in Washington. It also critiques U.S. foreign policy, noting tensions with Japan, Germany, Italy, and Russia, and laments selective diplomatic gestures while debating international affairs.

Quesenberry New Mexico Washington Democratic Party Congress

Finnish Defense Shames Soviet Might. Public Urges Action

Public sentiment rises against foreign government interference in U S affairs as the Finnish victory over the Red Army backs claims of Soviet weakness. The Finns’ success, attributed to discipline and fighting spirit, is contrasted with the Russians, whose vast forces are said to underperform.

Dempsey Finland Red Army

Real Man of Charity From Dallas Sparks Praise

A Dallas benefactor is praised for giving away clothes to ten thousand people at once, described as a real man regardless of ancestry birth place or education, highlighting his generosity and joy in helping others.

Dallas

Sidelines on the Gadsden Purchase Monument plan

Congressman Jack Dempsey pushes a National Park Service monument in Mesilla to honor the 1858 Gadsden treaty signatures. The column defends the boundary gains and criticizes rival editorials while reflecting on the era’s politics and a local boxing event in Hobbs.

Gadsden Purchase Monument Jack Dempsey National Park Service Gadsden Mesilla Mexican Congress Congress of the United States Gulf of California Dempsey Rio Grande Valley

Santa Fe railroad pays taxes to keep schools open

The Santa Fe railroad advanced $17,034.35 in taxes to ensure the school remained open and teachers received pay before Christmas. The article notes such prepayment prevents a bleak Christmas for teachers and other staff and contrasts it with a history of bus lines or auto firms not aiding schools.

Santa Fe Railroad New Mexico The Santa Fe

Malaria Control Gains Boost For New Mexico Health

State Health department reports malaria control in New Mexico cut disease to about one tenth. Only twenty three cases reported this year, the smallest since a locally contracted malaria case identified by Dr. R L Bradley of Roswell about thirty years ago. Smallpox nearly eradicated, diphtheria minor, typhoid fever preventable.

State Health Department New Mexico R. L. Bradley Roswell Oro Ss

The Mildest Winter Weather Puzzles Readers

The piece quips that the winter has been unusually warm, noting the AP headline and the long wait for cold. It contrasts past winters with scant frost, joking about overprepared undergarments and a restless expectation of shivers. It preserves the humorous, dated voice and rural tone.

Hugh

New Mexico Death Rate Cited by Kiwanis Leader

Gregory Yelvington, a Las Cruces mortician, warned about New Mexico’s high death rate while noting Dona Ana County’s 10.6 per thousand. He cited a state rate of 14.7 and automobile fatalities at 117.38 per 100,000, arguing better to live in New Mexico despite higher death odds.

New Mexico Gregory Yelvington Las Cruces Mortician Kiwanis Club Dona Ana United States

Amateur boxing meet promises rising champions and fair fights

The article discusses amateur bouts as a proving ground for future champions and notes that some matches may not be fixed. It mentions a regional sweepstakes for a white hope and suggests notable heavyweights could emerge. Golden Glove interest is high and the event could draw crowds if fighters are properly cared for.

Les Showers West Dick Russell Hobbs News-Sun Lions Oil Mesquite Joe Louis

Police link prints to suspect in Pleasantville burglary

Police Lieut Kenneth Romaine found a half eaten cheese chunk with distinct teeth marks in Fred Pillex's grocery burglary. The prints matched a 19 year old former reform school inmate who confessed to entering the store and to stealing $900 in rings from another shop on December 3.

Pleasantville N. Y Kenneth Romaine Fred Pillex Romaine

Unsearchable riches in the Christ reign

The sermon proclaims the unsearchable riches of His grace and compares Columbus discovery to the vast empire Jesus will rule. It asserts the Bethlehem Babe’s future dominion will surpass earthly conquests and inspire nations, institutions, and schools through ages.

Dan Luther Edwards Columbus America Niagara Yellowstone Yosemite Bethlehem Christ

Samaritan In Reverse In Danville Auto Theft Tale

In Danville Virginia L P Lewis freed his bumper tangled car from a parked vehicle with aid from a stranger who offered help. The helper climbed behind the wheel and Lewis jumped on the bumper to assist. The stranger fled in Lewis car before thanks could be given.

Associated Press Samaritan Danville L. P. Lewis Lewis

Missing husband prompts downtown Lancaster search

Mrs. David Ehrhart of Rising Sun Maryland told police she lost her husband during a Christmas shopping tour of downtown Lancaster. The search for Ehrhart continued into Wednesday with no breakthrough. In Georgia, farmer Alva B Robinson avoids tax worries in OgLEthorpe.

Lancaster David Ehrhart Rising Sun Ehrhart

Pecans and Probate Notice From New Mexico County

In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court lists No 1808 William Joseph Barron deceased. Lottie Jane Barron named executrix on December 8 1939 must have claims filed with the county clerk within six months from first publication or be barred. Also notes a backyard pecan tree yielding taxes and a notable year.

State OF New Mexico Chaves William Joseph Barron N. Emmett Patton Chaves County Lottie Jane Barron

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