Roswell Daily Record AP changes promise faster New Mexico news
The Roswell Daily Record reports on a Albuquerque AP meeting where officials and editors, including Vice-President Thompson, refined the wire service for New Mexico and El Paso. Changes aim to cut unwanted market reports, expand state news, speed election results, and improve reader access across Roswell, Albuquerque, and Vaughn. Road projects between Roswell, Vaughn, Moriarty, and Bart on noted with snow, fog, and dry waterholes, while local notices include the Talmage Mortuary taking Bevers McCollum in Carlsbad and PWA funds for Hobbs schools.
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Checking Angles in Tourist Deaths
San Francisco authorities and federal agents explored new angles in the June New Mexico four-motorist killings. Suspects Lawrence and Clarence Chanter of Los Angeles and Dewey Goode of Dallas claimed innocence. Missing are Mr and Mrs George Lorius and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer.
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Sidelights on the News episode on New Mexico immigration and politics
New Mexico debates Mexican repatriation amid claims of 25000 Old Mexicans, many born here, needing naturalization. The piece notes a potential party leadership change in Las Cruces, praises Pete Rapkoch, and praises Roosevelt radio broadcasts while criticizing KOB’s reach to eastern New Mexico. It also highlights Carlsbad Caverns attendance, a projected million-visitor milestone, and Harp’s role in the regional musical festival, amid auto fatality context and Governor Tingley’s stance.
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Anti New Deal Vote Gains In Digest Poll
The Literary Digest reports a sharp rise in anti New Deal sentiment, with 1,044,948 voters voting no and 643,514 yes, across 36 states. It notes declines in New York and New Hampshire and mixed regional results, highlighting strong southern disapproval and some states showing 50-60 percent opposition or support.
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