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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1933
Page
7
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Governor Seligman says the Democratic Party is pledged to repeal both state and federal liquor laws and that the pledge must be kept. He notes the liquor issue involves morals and religion beyond politics and economics, and warns that even without funds the September 19 election will be held, implying he will defy law if needed.
Mayor Clyde Tingley of Albuquerque seeks the state administrator post of the Public Works program. The piece argues Republicans resented the veteran voters and criticizes the current administration while praising Senator Cutting for his wartime advocacy despite his break with his party. It warns that many veterans may suffer as a result.
A literary excerpt recounts Bart Burgess becoming head of his family on Folly Island after his father’s death and a secret about a bigamous past. He forms ties with Alice Bayley and Lora Sackett, faces love and social tensions, and encounters a blackmailer during the island’s flower show season.
Bart Burgess grapples with the plan to shield his mother from the Bayleys and Aunt Augusta as Ingy Warren widens a web of secrets. Ingy and Aunt Augusta probe Trevor Burgess’s hidden past while Alice Warren’s social rise stirs Bart’s jealousy and fear of exposure.
A Doris Blake column recounts a couple living apart six months after a quarrel in which each found justification. They visit nightly at the mother’s home, remain in love, but refuse to concede error. The piece urges pre marriage schooling and acceptance of differences to avoid dominating another’s views.
Maxine Osborn a 15 year old girl drowned thrice in Tuerra Pianca Creek near Hereford Texas before Lenwood Hallam an 11 year old boy saved her. Mrs Carl Osborn guided the effort as Hallam returned to rescue the mother. The young rescuer lives nearby on a farm.
London sources say America’s plan to extend its price raising program to other major countries is blocked by the Bank of England’s consecutive policy. The disclosure comes as AP reports.
Carlsbad New Mexico June 30 The United States Letter Carriers Association has been invited by the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce to hold its 1935 convention here A delegation including Horace M Albright director of the National Parks Service will present the invitation at the Atlantic City convention in September The event is expected to draw about 5000 people to Carlsbad
P H McCarthy aged 70, former mayor of San Francisco and prominent labor figure, died last night. In Valley Forge Pennsylvania, Rev Dr W Herbert Burk, 66, founder and rector of Washington Memorial Chapel also passed away.
The Rev Roy L Smith writes that friendship with a selfish person is one sided whereas giving requires effort and the ideal can be costly. It urges not to overlook faults in others and recalls youth to remember one’s own past.
By Antoinette Donnelly readers submit testimonials praising stretching exercises. Women report weight losses from ten to thirty pounds, smaller busts and hips, dress-size drops, increased energy, and renewed pep. Exercise appears to deliver vitality beyond dieting, with participants noting improved mood and activity levels.
Up to last night 122 cotton growers in Chaves County signed contracts to retire 2295 acres of cotton, about 26 percent of their total planted area of 8201 acres. Cash impacts include 27000 dollars under straight rental and 13536 dollars plus 1223 1 3 bales of government cotton options under the other plan. Countywide 22000 acres were planted this year with a retirement quota of 7200 acres. signups close July 8. Albuquerque notes budget effects on New Mexico State College remain unclear despite approved first quarter funds. possible one quarter cut anticipated. Tucumcari reports July 24 set for torch murder trial of Roy Reid and Leonard Beck in Quay County, with July 12 for a venue-change hearing. Leland Pell also slated for trial for Christmas murder.
Mrs Joe G Roberts of Porterville Ala praises Thedford's Black-Draught as reliable for constipation and system cleansing. She notes it helps prevent biliary headaches and that thousands have found it effective for common cases. Cost is listed as one cent or less per dose.
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