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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
6
Rev LeRoy Thompson a U.S. Army Reserve captain spoke at the Roswell Rotary about CMTCs. He warned that modern warfare requires trained forces and equipment, noting untrained troops would be overwhelmed by a smaller, well crewed opposing force. He argued defense readiness is essential to prevent invasion.
Professor C. M. Botts led the Artesia High School basketball squad to Roswell on Saturday. Various locals including H. J. Garrard from Dexter and J. S. Duncan of Las Vegas joined the dusty business notes. C. V. Brainard returned from Artesia while C. A. Baker left for Texico on coal oil inspection work.
J. G. Osburn, who finished his district attorney term on wary 1, recovers from a severe attack of influenza. He plans to open a law office in the First National Bank building as soon as he is able and expects to return to his office next Monday.
Real Mexican dishes offered at reduced prices at the Old Reliable Mrs Gomez Cafe located at 108 West Alameda. The advertisement highlights enchiladas and other Mexican selections with a contact for Expert Radio service at Western Auto Supply Company, phone 128.
Araminta Williams faces a breakup as she plans to wed Parney Tyson but fate draws her toward Janney Breckenridge. Leontine, her dancer friend, watches anxiously as a late night search unfolds with Barney, Araminta, and others. Oliver King presses Leontine toward marriage while she resents dependency on others.
A studio writer recalls reactions to Huey Long in the Senate. He notes Huey is not a Chinaman and asks how he got in over Carter Glass’ veto while pondering whether anyone truly understands what a senator says. The piece ends by remarking that many people accept senators’ words as given.
Iris and Helen with Pee Ropere are described as the three old maids of Lee. At Great Gate, Oliver redeems himself and whispers there is no one like Lee, denying earlier harsh words about Minta. The scene ends with a cliffhanger, To Be Continued.
Barrack Rutherford clarifies a prior remark about beans on Mrs. Saunders lap. Ruth says potatoes spilled on Elise’s plate, not beans, and Elise wanted potatoes anyway. The note mentions new students, Captain Bates’s dining jokes, a pistol range accident to Jack Stucky, Corporal Peterson, and Hank Becker’s whistle pass word Dutchy.
Santa Fe New Mexico January 19 AP field men of the state motor vehicle department launch a drive to seize motorists without 1933 license plates. Three squads cover districts across counties, with every county to be checked before the campaign ends. Registrations lag behind last year as many plateless vehicles are stored. Dee Robinson special agent roams Roswell and lower valley on official business.
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