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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
7
An editorial outlines President Roosevelt's appeal to repeal prohibition and discusses the administration's push to create jobs, curb production, and balance rising prices with wages. It contrasts regional public works plans with state control, recalling Civil War-era state rights debates while noting currency and gold value shifts.
El Paso hopes Congress and the U S Treasury will make the old federal building available for a Southwestern museum after the new structure is started this fall. If secured, art exhibits could spark an El Paso art colony, aligning with Santa Fe as a tourist draw and showcasing local historic artifacts and works by regional artists.
Amarillo News argues that even with the new cotton textile code ending child labor, only a small share of fostered children aged 10 to 15 are employed in textiles and urges ratification of a universal child labor amendment for lasting reform across all industries.
A hodgepodge piece notes the Santa Fe Railroad hiring 135 ex employees to lay track near Encino and a boxing bout between Fighting Samson and Knockout Smyrl. It also covers Henry Lonpean Stuart’s Puritan New England novel Weeping Cross, the MacDowell colony near Keene, Labrador Laboratories crafts for Grenfell missions, Vermont and New Hampshire summer life, Kipling’s Naulahka, the Molly Stark Trail, Revolutionary monuments, and Fort Dummer's site with Timothy Dwight's birth.
The piece notes that the Young Men in reforestation camps earn thirty dollars a month with board and keep. It contrasts this with ordinary people paying five dollars a day for the privilege and finding no fish in the lake at week’s end.
A montage mentions McLucas, 58, presiding judge in Denver. Maj. Shannon L. Van Valzah, 45, assistant chief of the medical corps at Fitzsimmons General Hospital. Dr. Wilbur L. Wright, 74, president of the Sealand company in Fulton. Rev. Father Albert O'Brien, chaplain at Ohio State Penitentiary. the piece links prosperity to fewer blame on government, education to accuracy, courage to stand-alone principle, and religion to defending faith without anger.
In Santa Fe, June 8 AP reports Bert R. Thomas draftsman at the state highway department, his children Mary Helen 10 and Roscoe 14 escaped a flood that swept Bear Creek, burying their car. Hy. Coope drove the vehicle to Denver. Thomas remained unlocated, possibly en route.
A visitor to Chester Vermont recalls the severe forty below winter chill, noting how every village home in New England typically includes barns and wood sheds built adjacent to residences for shelter and practical use during the cold months.
Norwalk Connecticut Charles Carroll Fulton 56 retired member of the New York cotton exchange died last night. In Santa Monica California Victor R. was reported dead with details incomplete from the AP.
The Rev Roy L Smith presents brief maxims about character and work ethic. A boy isn’t mischievous when whistling and a man isn’t honest if he avoids facts. He argues that singing at work dispels a low mood.
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