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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
5
The Roswell area faces a costly lawsuit as Hoswel demands reduced electric rates and threatens to seize equipment in the streets. The item reflects broader anxieties about economic policy and European demands, noting a perceived shift toward American surrender in global affairs and debate over the gold standard.
The speaker urges the United States to focus on domestic development. They advocate building roads battleships airships waterways and other national projects while maintaining tariffs to protect American dollars. They warn against meddling in European and Asian affairs and emphasize employment and prosperity at home.
An installment of Folly Island follows Bart Burgess facing a family secret linked to his late father. On Peconic Bay he learns the Bayleys are his father’s second family while a budding romance with Alice complicates the truth. Hidden photos and a locked drawing room drive tension as Bart contends with loyalties and love.
An article counsels oily skinned readers on summer skin care praising sun exposure for acne prevention and refreshing soap and water cleansing. It contrasts dry skinned care with protective rules, noting tans and protective lotions, while warning about neglect and burns. The accompanying scene shifts to a social gathering with Alice Bauch and Mrs Bayley, ending with a gift of a silver cup for Dahlias from Trevor Burgess.
A compilation of brief maxims attributed to Reverend Roy L Smith contrasts common negative phrases with admonitions on effort destiny and faith. The verses link personal responsibility to progress noting that excuses hinder action and that prayer requires active belief and pursuit.
Albuquerqiue New Mexico July 5 AP R R Gibson regional manager of the veterans bureau said 12 hospital employees placed on furlough have been recalled. Five nurses four orderlies two stenographers return to duty as 50 patients shift from El Paso increased hospital census to 179 patients total.
Fragmented notes recount plane trips tied to Primo Cancra, a judge’s dog, and Audre Maxine Fales with references to July 4 fatalities. Lea County officials report no jail days due to the chairman’s detention and hint at another Simpson’s tribute at Santa F rentiary, preserving a distant sense of public ceremony.
Outdoor plays bloom from Dorset artist colony to Barbe's Vermont hamlet and Maine resorts. Lake Placid stages Good-bye Again under William ONeill. Spring Lake and Chautauqua present Whistling in the Dark, Twelfth Night, Live Dangerously, Heat Lightning. Tourists expect Broadway winter attractions nearby.
Jerome Kern travels to England to begin composing music for the musical adapting Robert Nathan's novel One More Spring. Oscar Hammerstein will assist in shaping the operatic version of the book.
A M G M unit films in Manila Village Louisiana seeking exotic material. Electrician faces alligator attack while water moccasins and cottonmouths lurk nearby. Rustic Cajun culture, mixed heritage, and bayou hardships fuel hopes for a striking screen entertainment.
Alice Brady makes her talking picture debut in When Sadies Meet in New York this week. Daughter of William A. Brady, she enters a new era alongside Edward G. Robinson in Napoleon after Red Meat. Barbara Stanwyck stars in Ever in My Heart. RKO begins Sinclair Lewis Ann Vickers July 1 with Irene Dunne, Anne Harding moving to Beautiful. Fox schedules A Tale of Two Cities for fall production.
Brownsville Texas July 6 AP a tropical disturbance of threatening proportions moves westward across the Gulf menacing the extreme southern tip of Texas hurricane warnings sent vessels to sheltered ports and residents of low coastal areas evacuated commercial airlines maintain schedules though pilots ready to depart if winds surpass hangar safety the weather bureau says inland strike near the mouth of the Rio Grande around noon today if course continues.
Secretary Wallace told Attorney General Cummings to act against any who raise bread prices unjustifiably. He cautioned that the wheat processing tax starting at midnight Saturday should not lift the cost of a one pound loaf by more than 1.2 cents.
Warner Baxter leads the cast as the Surrey Players at Bar Harbor begin the season on July 2 with Phillip Barry's The Youngest. John Drew Colt, son of Ethel Barrymore Colt, will participate in the production.
Some older genera tonists claim the World's Fair of forty years ago was grander, yet their memories boil down to Little Egypt's stomach dance as the notable spectacle, with few other factual details remembered.
At a meeting in Santo Domingo New Mexico Antonio Lujan urged that Merritt Lodge’s name be taken down from a Santa Fe U S Indian School building. John Collier said signs should be removed. Lujan referenced Merritt as an ally of a U S Indian Council plan. Other New Mexico government buildings bear names such as Burke and Crampton at Fort Wingate and Santa Fe schools.
Portland obituary note reports Winifred Hunter-Brown Harper aged 61, author, wife of Theodore Harper, also an author. The brief item notes her death last night and appears in the Portland area notices.
A W C T U column argues repeal of liquor laws risks property damage and higher traffic accidents. It cites a Los Angeles police report showing a 40 percent rise in crashes after California repeal. The piece warns liquor impairing minds and bodies will hinder modern competition and rapid manufacturing.
A vintage ad touts Narito as a fast acting cure for rheumatic pains neuritis neuralgia and sciatic lumbago. It asserts the doctor approved distribution via drug stores and promises quick relief within a couple doses with a money back guarantee if pain persists. It also notes Narito contains no narcotics and urges readers to buy a package today.
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