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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
2
A column reflects on Murphy as governor influencing Michigan politics, condemns espionage and sabotage with Europe’s harsh punishments, and notes a Cambridge ban on words like Lenin. It surveys snow in New Mexico, drought relief hopes, trade deficits, and the need for fair treatment to revive American industry.
Attorney General Frank Murphy claims foreign agents conduct espionage and sabotage at U S industrial plants and identifies several sites in Michigan as targets. He warns of substantial sabotage and property damage across the state amid ongoing security concerns.
Roswell rarely sees snow on Christmas though not impossible. A 1914 Christmas snow is recorded and traces occurred on other holidays. December brings cold weather but ample sunshine and clear skies.
The piece urges all New Mexicans to hear Governor Miles speak to understand how the administration raises and spends money and plans for the future. It notes Miles aims to be frank and unbiased and emphasizes his governorship deserves attentive listening. A tone of civic duty pervades the call to tune in tonight.
Governor John E. Miles will address the state tonight at 8:30 over a statewide radio hookup. Thousands will tune in via their local station or KOB if reception is clear of interference from WOAT, the so called hog of the air. It marks the first Fireside talk by the governor.
The Madrid lighting event drew about fifty thousand visitors as towns across the state illuminated for the season. Beyond the electrical show the religious element lingered with the crowd, signaling deeper significance amid the festive displays.
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