Ground Observer Volunteers Needed in Roswell
The Ground Observer Corps seeks volunteers to man a Roswell post. The program aims to deter air attacks by spotting unidentified aircraft and reporting them to El Paso, linking to Colorado Springs for possible action. Leroy McPherson is the local post supervisor. contact MA 2-6810 to participate.
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Roswell
GOC
United States
New Mexico
Leroy McPherson
Gram
el Paso
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dulles Defends Brinkmanship as Diplomatic Art
A Life magazine piece quotes Secretary of State Dulles calling going to the verge of war an art of diplomacy. The piece suggests the stance reflects the era's crisis periods and urges realism in the Cold War struggle with Russia, noting election-year politics and Allied reactions.
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Life Magazine
State Dulles
United States
Korea
Russia
Old Globe
America
Dulles
Restless lawmakers press tax commission on property tax reform
Prominent New Mexico legislators Rep. Anderson Carter and Rep. Tom Morris threaten inquiry if results from a year old tax law fail to materialize. The legislature boosted pay for associate commissioners, funded chief’s unit office system, and authorized suspending noncooperative county assessors. Progress is expected to occur, with Albuquerque as a potential early site in 1957. Governor Simms cites progress in equalizing property taxes as a top issue.
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Santa FE
State Tax Commission
Anderson Carter
Portales
Legislative Finance Committee
Tom Morris
Tucumcari
Commission
Albuquerque
John Simms
The
United Press
New Mexico
Saturday Review
Colorado
Utah
Texas
Arizona
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Livingston
Mont
Las Vegas
White Sands
New York Times
Joe Bursey
State Highway Commission
Willard Kruger
University of New Mexico
Joe Callaway
Springer
Tom Mabry
Callaway
Ty Bunyan
Joe Grant
Farmers face tax rebate questions on tractor fuel
A column traces President Eisenhower's farm program plan to refund gasoline tax on farm use, noting tax mechanics and potential loopholes. Officials including Assistant Revenue Commissioner J W Winkle weigh repeal, credits, and enforcement as farmers seek relief amid complex rules.
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Washington
Eisenhower
McLean
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Noah Mason
R-Nl
Justin W. Winkle
Winkle
Aime J. Forand
D-R.i
Ways and Means
Gas fumes sickened five Hanagan children in apartment
Five children of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hanagan Jr. fell ill at 500 N Missouri Ave due to gas escaping from a soot clogged chimney. The incident followed a January 18 item noting a club luncheon and other local notices. Searchers later recovered a 1927 blue Pontiac coupe from Cottonwood Lake bearing Texas 1930 license 924 107 after grappling through mud.
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W. F. Hanagan Jr
Missouri Ave
Cottonwood Lake
Texas
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword listing across and down clues with entries like Electric discharge and Former U S Chief Justice, plus sections for solution and a misread name at the end. Contains many standard clue pairs including species, actions, and objects.
White House unknowingly backs Cohn ally Minetti to CAB
Roy Cohn's influence helps Joseph Minetti win a Civil Aeronautics Board seat, aided by Tom Curran and Len Hall despite opposition from Louis Rothschild. The move fuels Republican infighting and prompts Democratic talk of a New York mayoral bid. Later notes warn of GI Bill revival and friction over foreign aid and Eden Dulles tensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joe McCarthy
Roy Cohn
McCarthy Committee
Republican Party
USA
White House
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph Minetti
Minetti
Cohn
Fred Ahern
Brooklyn
Curran
Hall
John Foster Dulles
Ed Corsi
Louis Rothschild
Kansas City
Commerce
Josh Lee
Palace Guard
Carmine di Sapio
Tammany Hall
New York
Borrowed Squeaks and scattered wisdom from clippings
A mixed set of quips on parenting, truth versus fiction, and travel. The New Orleans State notes an Army recruitment sergeant urging teenagers to stay in school and complete high school, while other lines offer witty remarks about grime, fishermen, and the appeal of seeing America.
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Army
New Orleans
Shoes Found in Graveyard Hilariously Recounted in Local Tale
A Roswell mother searched for her son Bo Chesney's shoes and found their fate in a neighbor's yard where two earth piles marked a new shoe graveyard. The tale also covers local politics, weather vanes, and three other community notes including bids for road work in Chaves county.
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Joe Chesney
Roswell Rockets
Chaves County
Dunken
Mrs Whatley Critiques Weather In Carlsbad Letter
A Mrs Whatley writes about the disagreeable weather in the Carlsbad area and contrasts it with Roswell. She asks Roswell Chamber of Commerce to take note of her letter.
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Roswell
Carlsbad
Berg
Whatley
Missionary Son Reassures Mother After Venezuelan Accident
Mrs. David Landon of 1008 N Missouri Ave reports her son, a New Tribe Missionary in Venezuela, is safe after suffering a leg burn when hot food spilled in a boat on a river. He is receiving treatment in Ayacucho Venezuela as news of five missionaries slain in Ecuador reaches her.
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David Landon
Missouri Ave
Ecuador
Venezuela
Ayacucho
Understanding the Esophagus and Circulatory Disorders
Dr. Van Dellen explains how the esophagus works and how disorders arise from stomach issues. He covers dyspepsia heartburn reflux and possible complications including scarring and obstruction. Also discusses Raynaud's disease as a circulatory disturbance and contrasts it with arteriosclerosis.
Changes in Organ P
P. W. writes about organic versus functional disease definitions. An organic disease involves structural changes in an organ while functional disease affects function without structural damage. Organic heart changes occur in coronary thrombosis but neapitetion is usually a functional disturbance.
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P. W
Placid Calm Masks Hidden Hypertension Forms
E O explains that high blond pressure can exist in a person who remains cool and collected. He notes several forms of hypertension unconnected to the nervous system and warns that outward calm can conceal internal seething.
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E. O
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Publishing Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor and identifies Leo E. Cox as advertising manager Lynn W. Croissant as business manager and R. M. Higginbotham as circulation manager. It notes advertising rates on application and provides subscription pricing and distribution areas in New Mexico.
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Albert A. Stubbs
Leo E. Cox
Chaves
New Mexico
Roswell and Trade
Leenee
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