Roswell Roswell Evening Paper Ad Rates and Staff Listing
The Roswell evening edition lists staff including editor Edward Mason and advertising manager B Coole. It notes publication as second class mail matter under the 1879 act, with rates: week per week, month, and year. Includes AP membership and New Mexico press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luswece Levey MeEcorEg
Record Publishing Company
Business Office
Audit Bureau of Circulation
E. Mason
L. Eee
Ieee Caty Bauter
B. Coole
Sidbedtininen
New Mexico
Mati
Roswell
Congress
Associated Press
Slember
New Mexico Newspaper Assn
Navajo Shepherdess Calendar Art Highlights Southwest
Sidelights on The News notes the Santa Fe railroad calendar features the Navajo Shepherdess by Gerald Curtis Delano, praising its craft and Southwest imagery. The piece hails the series as a longtime cultural highlight, noting strong regional themes and the ongoing tradition of art reflecting the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
Southwest
Santa Fe
Gerald Cassidy
Gerald Curtis Delano
Navajo
Roswell Year in Review and National Outlook for 1941
A year end editorial notes Roswell and valley progress in 1940 including new homes, street work, airport, South Park, and school improvements. It forecasts 1941 with local hopes, references Roosevelt's national address, and discusses defense, Nazi sailors at Fort Stanton, Japanese casualties, Governor Miles inaugural plans, and Albuquerque's federal force ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
South Park
the Military Institute
Trial Without Jury Chapter Twenty Eight
Edward Fleming is detained on suspicion of involvement in the Lakelawn murder. His father argues the case with Sheriff Black as Edward defends his actions. The tale shows family pressure, investigations, and Ted’s meeting with Dorothy Osborne as tension builds toward resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavia Osborne
Lakelawn
Ted Fleming
Bradbury
Police
Mr. Fleming
Ted
Sheriff Black
Osborne
Dorothy Osborne
Ped
Washington
Miss Osborne
Shore
Inspector Burrows
Osborne House
Burrows
Dorothy
Mr. Osborne
Stephen Osborne
Hannah Gale
Fleming
Miss Dorothy
Hannah
Mister Fleming
Edward Fleming
James Ronald
King Features Syndicate
Tne
January Birthdays Mark Nationwide Celebrations
January 1941 brings two major birthdays to American attention Dr Francis E Townsend and President Franklin D Roosevelt with nationwide party plans and political reframing of welfare. New Mexico under Clyde Tingley promotes civic works alongside news of 3000 plus turkeys and a feather price debate at Williams ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Townsend
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Clyde Tingley
Children’s Hospital At
Hot Springs
Tax Filing Urged as March Fifteenth Deadline Nears
Income Taxes Next Good old Steve Vidal, collector of Internal Revenue for the District of New Mexico, urges cooperation in filing returns before March 15. The First Revenue Act of 1941 raises exemptions, many taxpayers now qualify, and assistants will be available in every town to help. Those with sizable business may hire accountants to reduce errors and headaches. Start with the county assessor and complete the government forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Vidal
Internal Revenue
District of New Mexico
Daily Crossword Across Clue List From Puzzle Page
Crossword clues listed for across and down entries with definitions and spellings for pronouns, verbs, objects, and proper nouns including places and mythic figures across a standard grid, ready for solver reference.
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Will Robinson
Suitab
Lea Rowland
America
Townsend
Britain
Fort Stanton
CCC
Ft. Stanton
Stanton
China
Miles
Albuquerque
Duke City
Rosweil
Donald Duck
Penasco Valley
Williams Ranch
Anderson Gardens
Roswell Insurance & Surety CO
Daily Crossword
Israel
Middie
Smoot
Eagie’s Nest
Canal
New York
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Roswell, N. M
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Moseley’s
Warr
Disney
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Moseley's
Coronado