Roswell Daily Record Society and Staff Listing
Roswell Daily Record announces staff positions with T Bear as editor and Edw L Scarritt as society editor. City editor Don Wilkins. advertising manager rates apply. Classifieds and subscriptions listed with historical details. paper notes association with AP and state newspaper groups.
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Suananie
Ois
T. Bear
In Society
L. Scarrritt
Don Wilkins
Advertising
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Roswell Seeks FERA Public Works Projects
A Roswell report lists many potential FERA construction projects. Items include city and country park improvements bridges water and sewer extensions road building a combined municipal auditorium and city hall YMCA with gymnasium flood prevention stadium and athletic field. Some may be eligible under PWA instead.
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Roswell
Fera Construction
PWA
FERA
Why Be Stingy With Words Of Kindly Praise
A New Jersey official warns of 1940 school declines due to lower birthrates, predicting 1,000,000 fewer children in American schools and earlier fall effects on first grade registrations. The Las Cruces Daily News columnist then advises on choosing praise over criticism to preserve friendships and reduce isolation.
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Ellen C. Potter
New Jersey Department of Institutions
Las Cruces
Legislative committee on election irregularities in San Miguel County
The Albuquerque Tribune argues the investigation lacks legitimacy due to exclusive Democratic membership and partisan aims. It notes the Senate will likely conduct its own inquiry into the Chavez-Cutting election, suggesting political gestures by the New Mexico Legislature will have no real effect.
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Legislative Committee
San Miguel County
Dennis Chavez
United States
San Miguel and
Mora
United States Senate
New Mexico
Albuquerque Tribune
New Caution in Washington on Supreme Court Oil Ruling
The Supreme Court's hot oil decision sparks cautious optimism among supporters of the New Deal while challenging opponents. The opinion’s timing signals more careful experimentation with the National Industrial Recovery Act and hints at a broader, slower revamp. Two U.S. Olympic skaters, Delbert Lamb and Eddie Schroeder, are named among the athletes for the 1936 games.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Delbert Lamb
Milwaukee
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
Court action reshapes oil code debate on Capitol Hill
The Supreme Court narrowed its strike on oil code provisions, prompting cautious administration and new courage in Congress. The Amarillo News notes the ruling touched a narrow litigation field and questions how future decisions may constrain broader clauses of the recovery act and related oil regulation.
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Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Amarillo News
Plant That Tree Pro Offering 4000 Fruit Trees
P. D. Wilkins advertises 4000 fine fruit trees of all kinds including pecans with replacements if they die and planting available now. Agent for Mahan pecan. Phone 726. Ji2tic
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Mahan Pecan
The Missing Bride and a Wedding Day Disappearance
Rhoda Cornboise vanishes on her wedding day causing panic in the Cornboise household. Her mother suspects a calculated plot tied to Rhoda’s past liaison with Colin Briarley, while Maj. Ralph Stornack’s involvement looms over the unfolding crisis. Warder Jack Caermaen plots Colin’s escape as part of a broader intrigue surrounding the omitted bride.
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Rhoda Cornboise
Ralph Stornack
Rhoda
Colin Briarley
London
Colin
Maj. Stornack
Jack Caermaen
Rhode
Rhoda Elors
Florence
Mrs. Cornboise
Beatrice
Daphne
Mr. Carnboise
Mrs. Carnboise
William
Briarley
Stornack
New Mexico Faces tax ideas to tap relief funds
New Mexico debates how to raise half a million dollars to qualify for federal relief, considering a broad value tax or slight rate increases while avoiding a general tax hike. Governor Tingley may call a special session as cattle and wool growers prepare for March meetings amid drought and price pressures.
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New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Unbalanced Budget Delays Hobbs Distillery Start
Investors in the Hobbs distillery react to government obstacles raising doubts on a New Mexico whiskey plant. Debate grows over state acquisition of the Hobbs facility to cut prices, with Bergmann process cited. The piece also recounts Dr. Barnum Brown and fossil beds in Wyoming and New Mexico, including a lawsuit over a dinosaur graveyard on the Barker Howe ranch.
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Hobbs
New Mexico
State of
United States
Barnum Brown
The
Ameri
Can Museum of Natural History
New York City
Wyoming
Gobi
Brown
Bill Burnet
Edgar Howard
University of Pennsylvania
Eddy County
Carlsbad
Barker Howe
Howe Ranch
Nowe
Dr. Brown
Howe
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs act as an intestinal cleanser removing germ laden mucus from the tract and as a diuretic aiding kidney elimination of cold poisons. They serve as purgative and diuretic needed in cold treatment with a family package price of twenty five cents and a trial package for ten cents.
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Record Publishing Company
Society
Aivene
New Geas
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Doris Blake
U.S
Adv
P. D. Wilkins
BY Roy Vickers
Heep
Roy Viekore
New Mexico Cattle Growers Assocation
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Wallace
Warm Springs Foundation
Meixco
Colorado
Necord
Youth Mills
California
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