Sidelights On The News ACCIDENT TOLL
A Rotarian column argues the annual economic and human cost of motor vehicle crashes, urging education and stricter traffic measures. It contrasts U S fatality figures with wars and cites Public Safety Directorate head Sidney J Williams and Sir C Duncan. The piece also notes bank deposit insurance expansion under federal oversight and critiques pretextual political removals in New Mexico.
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Sidney J Williams
Public Safety Division
National Safety Council
Iis
United States
Sir C. Duncan
Appalachian Electric Power Company
The Whisperer Terrorizes London Kidnapping Plot
In a London tale, The Whisperer orchestrates a ransom plot with Lord Whiddon as bait. Detective Hendricks and Graves pursue through Pall Mall and Piccadilly, as Roland infiltrates a brickyard ambush to seize the ransom while facing a gunfight and violent danger.
Royal plotting and peril in a garden confrontation
In a tense scene a royal prince is confronted over treason accusations amid danger in a garden. George asserts control, orders restraint, and orchestrates a swift escape plan as aides and servants respond to the mounting risk. The narrator coordinates a quick extraction, planning to remove the prince and secure their escape by car.
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Marya Salm
Dresden
Selene
Seieaibens
Marya
Chandos
Hanbury
Rowley
Voecause
Pontier
Lars
Tor
Roswell Daily Record Front Page Details 1933
The Roswell Daily Record issue from January 5, 1933 lists staff roles including City Editor SCARRITT and Society Editor MASON, with DON WILKINS handling advertising. It notes press details, subscription rates, mailing information, and Associated Press rights, standard for the period.
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EB. Mason Iesaupypee
Srhnottetrene Edriof Ce
T. Rea
Bao Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Government Debt Soars As Roosevelt Seeks Recovery Funds
The Treasury reports huge outlays to restore prosperity. Roosevelt remains hopeful amid mixed views. Deficit forecast around seven billion for the current year, rising toward nine billion. National debt projected near 32 billion by next year, with per capita shares around 246 dollars. Interest payments exceed a billion when debt peaks. If large expenditures succeed, the nation benefits. if not, questions remain.
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Roosevelt
Preas Disratchés
State Extends Time for Auto License Charge Payment
The state extends the deadline for paying automobile license charges amid Democratic claims this would not happen. The move reverses prior assertions and showcases the government continuing with the payment extension despite party opposition.
Flezgo Baca Seeks New Mexico Governor Post
Flezgo Baca announces a bid for governor of New Mexico promising a sweeping reform agenda. He lays out commitments that aim to reshape policy, economy, and public services while courting wide political support.
Mayor LeGuardia Seeks Powers to Cut City Salaries
New York City Mayor LeGuardia, elected on a salary pledge, asks for dictatorial authority to cut wages and trim expenditures to balance the budget. He moves to force economy, displaying strong leadership rhetoric and ambitions that echo Mussolini era strongman style.
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LeGuardia
New York City
Plans in Washington to cut war veterans again
War and veterans are set for further reductions despite billions being allocated from the public treasury. The administration faces pressure as funds flow to other programs while veterans see diminished benefits.
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Washington
Veterans dropped from pension rolls amid disability reviews
Review of 91 213 cases finds half of veterans with service related disabilities removed from pension rolls. Of those reviewed, 21 955 remain on the rolls while many rely on charity. Some in good circumstances draw large sums, an outrageous condition needing swift correction.
Is This Too Good for Your Cough
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as seven aids in one for quick relief and safety. It claims mild coughs may need fewer remedies and warns coughs can be danger signals, urging careful use. The druggist guarantees it, with a refund if it fails to bring relief.
Britten urges embargo on French wines over debt payments
In Washington on January 4, Representative Britten of Illinois labeled France a nation of cheaters and defaulting misers. He demanded an embargo on French wines and urged President Roosevelt to press France to pay its debt installments.
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Washington
France
Britten
R-Ih
House
Roosevelt
Postmaster Roy Cook Emerges as Issue in New Mexico
In Albuquerque Roy Cook, long associated with the Republican party, is being talked about as a growing concern. Described as a personable young man of notable intellect, he has earned many friends during his lengthy political ties, and these allies are buoyant as he takes charge.
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Carl Whitaker
Whitaker
Federal
Cook
New Mexico
Teddy Roosevelt
Herbert J. Hagerman
Roy Cook
Albuquerque
Elfego Baca Embarks on Governor Nomination
The Albuquerque candidate seeks the progressive nomination with a nineteen plank platform. Critics will focus on the one percent plank while noting nineteen planks, of which all but five are sound and broadly benefit New Mexico, yet most are unlikely to be enacted.
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Elfego Baca
Albuquerque
New Mexico
False Capitol Fire Alarm Sparks Bells and Engines
A false alarm at the Capitol triggered fire engines after a new employee mistook chimney smoke for a roof blaze. Police and staff evacuated briefly as responders converged, but no fire was found and no injuries were reported.
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Capitol
Washington
House of Representatives
Albuquerque Plans Reorganization of City Basketball League
Albuquerque officials discuss reorganizing the city basketball league to include both senior and junior divisions. At least a dozen teams are expected to form, signaling a broad expansion of local play and competitive opportunities.
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Albuquerque
Cardui Praised For Run Down Condition By Woman
Miss Hazel Authement of Houma La writes Cardui helped her run down condition. She had pains in her sides that made her nervous and led her to try Cardui after seeing her sister use it. She finds Cardui safe wholesome for women of all ages and notes it is sold at drug stores.
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Big Ben
Connie
Noland
Hkmart
Toma
Mme‘ Dresden
Dietwent
Milo
Dresdén
Littal
Cardui
Miss Hazel Authement
Houma
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