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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
7
A Chicago Tribune piece excerpts a reader letter from a young mother describing a nearly two year old daughter who has begun to show a temper. The mother asks for leaflets on patience and child handling and notes the desire to foster calm behavior while managing meals and play.
The State Corporation Commission authorized a tariff of 94 cents per hundred on emigrant movables for the Southern Pacific line between Perea and Alamogordo, effective July 7. The order confirms the rate and route for movables moving to the emigrant destination.
London July 6 AP A Scotch member of the house of commons proposed liquidating part of Europe's debt to America by payments in kind. F A MacQuisten asked if Ne ville Chamberlain had considered Britain and France delivering commodities in great demand in the United States to settle debts.
Clean comfortable rooms for rent at The Virginia Inn 406 North Richardson Ave monthly rates six eight and ten dollars Adv J27t6x
The treasury issued its first daily financial statement under a double budget system begun by the Roosevelt administration. It separates ordinary general expenditures from emergency or extraordinary outlays under relief acts and shows emergency spending on July 1 for Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works 111.61, industrial recovery 1,540, conservation work 734,944, and Reconstruction Finance Corporation 3,412,118.
Vienna reports that the Austrian minister in Berlin has been instructed to protest to Chancellor Hitler against anti Austrian broadcasts on the German radio. The move follows official complaints from Austrian authorities over perceived insults and interference in Austrian affairs.
Mrs. A. A. Lucero will resign as secretary of the state board of finance once deputy state treasurer R. L. Ormsthree returns from a trip. She was chosen to succeed Mrs. Pertice Pratt who resigned amid a cabinet reshuffle. The report mentions Theo Habicht, expelled from Austria for Nazi activities, provoking Vienna press outrage.
Seven creditors voiced objections at a Santa Fe meeting on the sale of George W. Streit assets the former broker now alleged bankrupt. An informal session before Referee Greer discussed the Streit home said to be worth 35000 dollars as potential revenue source. Streit himself was not present.
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