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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1956
Page
4
Questions and answers explain how the hospital funds are invested, project costs, tax impact, and future operation. The $300000 bond would raise taxes five cents per $100 assessed, with owners of a $3000 assessment paying about $1.50 yearly.
James Marlow notes how Eisenhower has repeatedly altered positions from 1946 to 1952. He cites past statements against politics, voting records, and delays in confirming any presidential intent as 1952 approaches. The pattern fuels speculation on a potential candidacy.
Washington. The U S Senate debates gas regulation as Sen. Paul Douglas denounces S 1853 proposed by Sen. J William Fulbright. The fight affects 8,000 gas producers and 21 million gas stoves and 80 million users with $14 billion invested in gas equipment.
Mrs. Paul McCutchen entertained Mrs. Joe Flack of Amarillo at a bridge party. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ames planned a three week trip to San Antonio. Alderman Charles Dobbs advocated improvements for Haynes Park.
Drew Pearson critiques the Dulles Eisenhower stance on Quemoy Matsu and Formosa, arguing that boldness must be clear cut and free of vacillation. He recalls Stimson Hoover era lessons and notes continued Chinese activity despite claims of bold policy.
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A Roswell civic piece notes an El Paso club deriding absentees with a Goose gimmick that fines attendance. Turkey shoots at the New Mexico Military Institute netted over $200 per one target for March of Dimes. Mentions Portales soil districts and executives Jess Corn O F Crawford E O Moore. Stanley Mathis reports a quiet D C trip for NAREB. Carlsbad visit delayed by weather and NM Press Association events in Albuquerque.
Lt. Gen. J. H. Collier, Fourth Army commander and former PMS&T assistant professor at NMMI, was honored with an illuminated scroll by Maj. Gen. K. L. Berry during a Roswell visit. He recalled enlisting in the Texas National Guard at 17 for the 1916 Mexican Border Campaign and met old friends Hiram Dow and Lt. Gen. Hobart Gay.
Pop Donaldson of 803 East 19th Street guards a collection including The Life and Essays of Benjamin Franklin from 1825. At 136 years old, he wonders what cash value such a book might hold and its potential worth.
Mr and Mrs Sterling Martin of Roswell appear in Southwestern Crop and Livestock magazine for January. Martin was named the state's outstanding rancher at the ninth annual convention and awards event.
The annual student recital at New Mexico A&M College featured vocalists Carolyn Sperry of Artesia and Ethel Werner Capitan, with piano by Ethel Lynn Werner Capitan and Bobbie Jean Freeman Artesia. Amy Lou Pavey Picacho performed oboe pieces and Barbara Rogers Artesia played a clarinet Brahms sonata.
Norma Jo Thigpen of Lake Arthur competes Wednesday night as New Mexico's Sew It With Wool champion in the ninth annual Make It Yourself With Wool contests. The event ties to the 91st annual wool growers convention in Fort Worth Texas with top awards including all expense trips to London Paris and Rome.
Dr Van Dellen discusses winter dry skin xerosis in housewives elderly workers and citizens with poor circulation. He outlines causes including cold humid air frequent bathing and harsh soaps. Treatments include mild bathing less often softened bath water mineral oil lanolin cocoa butter and silicone products to protect and soften the skin.
A reader asks how to cure giardia lamblia, a bowel worm. The reply says these parasites rarely cause trouble and that ata brine is usually effective in eradicating the organisms.
G D lists mental disorders under insanity including schizophrenia reaction depression general paresis alcoholic toxic and traumatic psychoses and disturbances from brain tumor hemorrhage or stroke.
A herniated fat pad in the lower back involves pieces of fat from the back protruding through fibrous tissue along the spine. It results from strain or sprain and can be treated with multiple options, including surgery.
A student asks how to improve concentration powers. The brief notes possible strategies and guidance for focus, study routines, and mental discipline.
The note highlights how practice and motivation strengthen focus while anxiety guilt and frustration distract the mind. It suggests reducing mental clutter to improve performance and consistency.
Roswell Daily Roswell Baily Record lists advertising rates and terms with subscriptions in advance. Rates distinguish Roswell and trade territory by carrier and area payments for six months and one year. Published weekdays except Saturday and Sunday morning at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. Entered May 10 1903 at Roswell New Mexico as second class mail matter under Act of Congress of March 1 1897. Associated Press note included.
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