Roswell Daily Record Staff and Publication Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists editor Don C. Wright and business manager Lynn W. Cropnglant with advertising manager John L. Meyers. It notes subscription rates by county, carrier delivery in Roswell and trade territory, and weekly weekday publication at 424 North Main Street. The paper, entered May 10, 1903, is a member of the Associated Press. Tuesday, July 1, 1952.
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Don CC. Wright
Lynn W. Cropnglant
John L. Meyers
Chaves
Kinxies
Roswell
Trade
New Mexico
Associated Press
Use Your Head During Holiday Travel Reminder
A national holiday promises rest and celebration but many will be on the roads. The piece urges drivers to use caution to prevent highway accidents and save lives during the extended weekend.
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Russia
Acheson vows US stay in Austria until independence
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Austrians that among the four occupying powers the United States will remain to ensure a return to independence. He asserted that the Soviet Union aims to retain some control, complicating any withdrawal and heightening the risk of prolonged occupation amid postwar division.
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Dean Acheson
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Austria
Acheson
Germany
Pattern plainly cut for Chicago convention analysis
The article cites research showing Democrats at 50 percent, Republicans at 36, and independents at 14. It argues Republicans must win over Democrats for November, with Eisenhower leading among Democrats who would switch. It notes 43 percent of Republicans favor Eisenhower, 37 percent Taft, and stresses Chicago convention choices amid party loyalties.
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United States
GOP
Demos
Chicago
Eisenhower
Taft
MacArthur
Warrah
Stassen
Jersey cattle group to organize in New Mexico at Dora event
July 29 marks the organization meeting for a Jersey cattle association in New Mexico. Breeders and dairymen will gather at Dora, 17 miles south of Portales on the Lovington highway. A judging school and field day follow the next day at the Harding Burrus Jersey farm, eight miles west of Dora.
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Jersey Cattle Association
New Mexico
Dora
Portales
Lovington Highway
Harding Burrus
Jersey Farm
Maryland experiment tests chlorophyll to curb garlic milk
Speaking of cows, Maryland researchers feed cows chlorophyll tablets as breath sweeteners to see if the garlic flavor in milk can be neutralized. The study explores whether this additive changes taste and odor in dairy products in a controlled trial.
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Maryland
Speculation swirls over Sedillo resignation plans
Rumors claim Dan Sedillo may resign as corporation commissioner around July 15 to enter private business despite New Mexico Democrats urging him to stay until after the fall general election. No details about the prospective business venture are known.
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Dan Sedillo
New Mexico
Sedillo
Former journalist JIM DeVOSS joins NM Military Institute
JIM DeVOSS, longtime Roswell and Albuquerque newspaper man, starts today as an information officer for New Mexico Military Institute. He recently worked as a sports writer for The Albuquerque Journal and aided the Lake Frazier campaign as a publicity agent.
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Jim Devoss
Roswell
Albuquerque
New Mexico Military Institute
DeVoss
Albuquerque Journal
Lake Frazier
O Yoke Tourist Court Opens in Tucumcari
In Tucumcari Frank Donnell opens the O Yoke tourist court naming it after local pioneer naming practice, signaling a new lodging option for travelers in the area.
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New Mexico
Tucumcari
Frank Donnell
Red Lake Flows Again After Rain Near Portales
Red Lake near Portales shows surface water after two dry years as runoff from a one and a half inch rain that drenched the area last week.
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Red Lake
Portales
Young woman seeks rooms and local trades for Roswell move
A young woman employed in Washington plans to move to Roswell and asks for room and apartment prices and a list of heating plumbing automotive hardware and construction firms. She hopes to find a job with one of them before leaving for the Southwest. The writer welcomes more good folks seeking work.
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Washington
Roswell
Southwest
Chavez Seen Backing Interstate Groundwater Study
New Mexico Senator Chavez chairs the Senate Public Works committee and may push Texas to accept a joint groundwater study proposal shared by Governor Mechem. Governor Shivers of Texas has greeted the idea coolly, but Chavez could influence Texas public works decisions and sway opinion toward a practical border water plan.
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New Mexico
Chavez
Senate Public Works Committee
Texas
Mechem
Shivers
Texas Public Works
Political scene frames elephant donkey and bull roles
The Trainman News predicts a busy political year with the elephant and donkey shaping national discourse and the bull forecast as a rising factor in elections and policy debates.
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The
Trainman News
Loving Leader disputes Roswell as oil capital claim
Ed Mathus, an oil geologist, stated Roswell could become a center for major companies rather than a purely production hub. The Leader argues that both Loving and Malaga are logical centers due to surrounding producers, noting the distinction between operating centers and overall output.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Ed Mathus
Loving
Malaga
Mathus
Keynoter slams GOP with a baloney campaign dish
The Albuquerque Journal reports the state Democratic convention keynoter served a mixed salad aimed at the GOP for the November race. The dish was unbalanced with baloney, reflecting a long held belief that baloney sells in campaigns.
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Albuquerque Journal
Senator Anderson Calls for Budget Slash and Tax Stand
Senator Anderson told oilmen in Albuquerque that the federal budget could be cut by 10 billion dollars, opposed further tax increases, and warned against continued annual deficits. His influence among Senate Democrats could shape state and national issues in the days ahead.
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Anderson
Albuquerque
Senate Democrats
Carlsbad Rotary Imposes Fine For Attendance
High temperatures trigger a local rule in Carlsbad as the Rotary Club fines each attendee one dollar for showing up to weekly lunch meetings. The quirky measure aims to deter excessive heat exposure and keep attendance costs predictable.
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Carlsbad
Rotary Club
Hobbs to Seek 350000 Water Bond For System Upgrades
City commissioners propose a 350000 water bond issue to voters to fund a new well larger pipelines a bigger surface reservoir and the erection of an overhead storage tank as part of system improvements to relieve a water shortage.
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Hobbs
Lea County Leads State in Per-Pupil Education Spending
Lea County outdistances all counties in the state for per pupil education cash. The average per pupil expenditure is 513 dollars.
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Lea County
Lincoln Douglas Debates printer's copy acquired
The Library of Congress has acquired a printer's copy of the Lincoln Douglas Debates. It also received a letter from Abraham Lincoln to the Chicago Press and Tribune requesting two sets of the newspaper's reports on the debates.
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Library of Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Press and Tribune
Price control games in Capitol Hill GOP cloakrooms
The Washington column depicts a GOP strategy to push a weak price control bill to trigger a Truman veto or blame, amid high prices and rising inflation. It also details Pan American Airways subsidy efforts, a secret vote on Pan Am, and hints at Truman’s potential reentry mood amid bridge talks for San Francisco Bay.
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Drew Pearson
Panam
Washington
Capitol Hill
Truman
Pentagon
Congress
Pan American Airways
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Pan Am
Robert Crosser
Ohio Democrat
Beamer
Indiana
Kleins
New York
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Pennsylvania
Williams
Mississippi
Thornberry
Texas
Heller
Moulder
Missouri
Wolverton
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Heselton
Massachusetts
Crosser
McGuire
Connecticut
George Miller
California
White House
San Francisco-Oakland
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Franck Havenner
Jack Anderson
Army
Havenner
George
Anderson
Broadway Critics Dismiss Many New Shows At Imperial Theatre
Critics deride the Broadway first-nighters for wanting better despite a large pool scene and familiar names Like Leland Hayward Josh Logan and Yvonne de Carlo in Scarlett Angel The page notes mixed receptions across offerings from Where's Charley to A Yank in Indo China and Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie while praising Ray Middleton and Celeste Holm in King and I and glancing at ticket sales and casting updates
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Imperial Theatre
Leland Hayward
Josh Logan
South Pacific
Atkinson
N. Y. Times
Chapman
Hayward
Ger
Charley
Yvonne de Carlo
Jeanie
Stephen Foster
Ray Middleton
Robin Hood
Indo-China
Nellie
Gloria Swanson
the Kid
Amarillo
In the Wings and Broadway Hollywood Newsreel Chat
Ritzy Park Avenue matrons discuss current films in East Side art houses while cinema gossip covers Rodgers Hammerstein, Mae West earnings, Starrs, and The Shuberts air conditioning, with notes on TV and radio programs, telethons, and upcoming fall plans.
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Park Avenue
East Side
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Bing
CBS
Judy Garland
MGM
L. B. Mayer
It's No Fun to Be Teenager
Denver interview with a teen named June Badger reveals the teenage view of life. June says teens face many problems especially dating older boys, popularity, and parental restrictions. She notes teens value phones, groups, and safety drinks at home, and dreams of marriage with five to six boys while also pursuing civic duties.
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Denver
June Badger
Harry Pearson
June
Jane
George
Boo
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