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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
7
Rogwell Daily Record January 15 1931 reports postal and rate notices for Roswell New Mexico. Mentions Second Class Mail under act of Congress March 2 1873 and rights to republication of dispatches. Includes standard newspaper boilerplate about authority and affiliations.
A Santa Fe newspaper column discusses state efforts to merge colleges into a single greater university. It notes potential benefits of consolidation for cost, equipment, and student access, while noting concerns about oversized institutions. The piece touches on liquor policy debates tied to prohibition, local licensing, and state control.
The article contrasts New Mexico and Arizona county counts and populations, arguing fewer, larger counties reduce tax burdens and improve efficiency. It also outlines new milk marketing policies from the Adjustment Administration, stressing fair prices to dairy farmers, local control boards, and distribution of surpluses.
Department of Justice agents pursue a missing 25 day old baby case in New York as a woman attracts fear by taking a second child under false pretenses. California and New Mexico enforcement questions arise as county and city officials issue licenses without following state law, prompting calls for revocation by hotel and association leaders in Santa Fe.
The Whisperer case unfolds with key witnesses like Roland and Remiohd Haren testifying as the jury considers the murder charge. TM note reveals tense cross examinations and dramatic courtroom moments. The defense argues delay and doubt while prosecutors press for a verdict, amid mounting public interest.
In a district bathed in debate over liquor laws, readers send earnest letters. Las Cruces resident H. Berringér argues for a 50 cent per gallon tax with sales tax offset, while others echo calls for state control or local enforcement changes. The Whisperer plot intertwines with a murder scene, as Roland Harner confronts danger and a vow to uncover truth amid police and ministerial scrutiny.
An advertisement touts Nurito as a quick relief for neuritis and related pains. It claims a guaranteed refund after the first three doses if pain remains, and stresses safety without narcotics, suitable for all ages.
A speaker argues that officials cannot fully enforce prohibition amid strong public sentiment. He claims no moral difference exists between cafes selling alcohol and historic saloons. Education, not law, must change habits, and governmental sale is the only correct approach.
Experiencé presents a reflective meditation on parental legacy and learning. The sermon highlights that teaching through mistakes as well as victories shapes character and that God’s voice repeats lessons when listeners resist.
The interior of the Library Building at New Mexico State College will host two large mural paintings by Tom Lea of Santa Fe. Part of the Public Works of Art project, the works are free to the college and began with Lea selecting space, sketches approved, and groundwork in Santa Fe. Painting likely starts next week and will extend to other public buildings. two easel works may also be awarded to the college.
Tommy White reports Roswell residents David Johnson and Louis Boswell transferred to El Paso to work in Fort Bliss Quartermaster’s Department. Thomas the architect will plan service buildings for state employees. Lotus Cake and Harold Prentice enrolled. a 16 by 10 foot bath-house stone structure planned at Bottomless Lakes. Weet says photographers finish this week. Civilian Conservation Corps funds extended six months. chance for more enrollments. Camp is well furnished, piano obtained, seeks pianist and violinist to form orchestra. Poncha congratulated on new job. needs dog, spats, derby hat. Thanks to Dustin for magazines. camp infirmary becomes recreation area with new equipment soon. Dr Egleston notes distance from camp is now about a thousand yards. Lon Williams notes high school girls’ final exams increasing. impact on social life.
Small farm about five acres features a five room house chicken house garage windmill and irrigation tanks plus an extra well. Price 1700 dollars terms include 400 dollars down and 25 dollars per month. Phone 320.
Paris papers call for a comprehensive investigation into the Stavisky case as Dalimier resigns over ties to the Bayonne pawnshop swindle. Editors are implicated, Bayonne mayor Garat is under arrest, and frauds allegedly threaten millions in losses and political influence.
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