Roswell Daily Record masthead and pricing details
The Roswell Daily Record published daily except Sunday by Record Publishing Company. Front page shows staff roles, circulation by carrier, and subscription rates of 4.50 and 2.25 for a period, with date Wednesday December 28, 1932.
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The Car and The Driver
A concerned piece on traffic safety notes careless driving causes many deaths in the United States. It cites Roswell examples of improper lane use, failure to follow rules, and risky left turns, urging better courtesy and adherence to traffic laws.
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Murder at the breakfast table sparks police drama
Jere Kane confronts Los Angeles Police Chief John Lee demanding action in the Bailey murder case and Nanette LeRoi assault. Kane warns of political consequences, offers to help, and secures Lillian Hull’s temporary release under his supervision while pressing for solid evidence, with the case far from closed.
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Roswell Highlights 25 Years Ago in Daily Record
A mixed Roswell snippet recalls a Book City gathering at Mrs. Sid ney Prager e’s First street home. Fire at the railway Station tested nonflammable structures as a brakeman tossed coal oil on the blaze. Saddle thefts of $30 reported near Spring river. Post office busy at Christmas 1907 with 12,150 pounds handled in six dates. Marriage near city by Elder Co Hall. couple to Amarillo for residence. Milary Institute mid winter issue The Maverick released with Wyly Parons and H R Cooley among heads. signees Capt. McClure and Capt. McClung.
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Advertisement Sermons Prompt Self-Reflection and Action
Grace S Massie Clerk relays a Rev Roy L Smith piece urging readers to rethink tolerance laziness profit interest and indifference as signals of character While urging conviction and vigilance the piece frames silence ignorance and self interest as signs of wrong thinking in a blunt editorial tone
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