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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1940
Page
2
A map shows two thirds of the world at war with 1.39 billion involved, while Congress debates a tense start to a new session amid spending, trade, social security, and defense clashes. Finn relief day in New Mexico, homage to Dan Savage, and ongoing museum progress punctuate a year shaping policy, peace efforts, and western land use.
New Mexico engages with the annual report by Secretary Harold Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, focusing on the Indians portion of his submission to the President. The discussion highlights state involvement and policies tied to Native peoples in New Mexico.
Sentiment from a Roswell gathering last Saturday night indicates a strong likelihood of a large voter turnout for the two amendments on the upcoming elections. One amendment proposes providing an absentee ballot or access to voting options for residents.
Time moves at the same rate for all people yet it often seems to go faster or slower. Waiting makes time drag, while busy engagement makes days and weeks pass quickly as years rush by.
The statement notes lobbying will occur somewhere unspecified, whether at home or in Santa Fe, with certainty that the activity will take place. It emphasizes flexibility in location and asserts inevitability of the lobbying effort occurring.
The passage notes that after a lengthy period of over and under passes, completion is near with a final payoff, signaling the end of major construction. The text implies the project will soon conclude, bringing an end to the ongoing grading and highway work.
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