Roswell Daily Roswell News Masthead July 10 1952
The Roswell Daily News issue lists editors publishers and staff such as DON C WRIGHT Lynn W Croissant John L Meyers and Sol L Ell. It notes subscription rates by county and state, classified advertising, and distribution details for Chaves County New Mexico. The paper is published every weekday evening except Saturday and a Sunday morning from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. It is entered as second class mail matter and is a member of the Associated Press with AP news dispatches exclusive local news rights.
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North Main Street
Roswell
Mexico
New Mexico
Hoover Says His Goodbye at GOP Convention
Herbert Hoover gave a 14 minute farewell address at the Republican national convention as the former president received a long ovation. While not aligning with current foreign policy, his statesmanlike speech argued for preserving the American way, and his presence drew respect despite anticipated noninclusion in the platform.
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GOP
Herbert Hoover
Pressure Group Prevails Over Cigarets Tax Move
City council leans to a one cent per pack cigarette tax at August meeting amid backing from a small pressure group. Critics argue funds would be better drawn from nonessential budget items and that the tax unfairly targets half the population for the benefit of all. The museum and public library would gain, but supporters dismiss the argument as coercive.
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Museum
Council
ENMU Leader Warns of Communist Takeover in 20 Years
Floyd Golden, president of Eastern New Mexico University, told the Pecos Valley Baptist Brotherhood in Artesia that the United States could fall under Communist domination within two decades. He warned such predictions spur public vigilance, especially against Realism, and stressed religion as a key countermeasure.
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Floyd Golden
Eastern New Mexico University
Pecos Valley Baptist Brotherhood
Artesia
United States
America
Golden
Reds
Hurley’s Chicago visit boosts New Mexico Senate bid
Treatment given Maj Gen Patrick J Hurley at the Chicago convention positions him as a strong candidate for the United States Senate from New Mexico. He held a high esteem in his party and was among the featured speakers reflecting national influence for the general.
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Patrick J. Hurley
Chicago
United States Senate
New Mexico
Senate
New Mexico POWs Exempt From Tax on War Payments
New Mexico Representative John J. Dempsey pushes a bill to tax free the 1.50 daily payment to former prisoners of war held in enemy camps during World War II. About 4,000 NM veterans would benefit as the federal revenue bureau ruled foreign payments are untaxed.
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New Mexico
John J. Dempsey
Federal Revenue Bureau
Deputy Ralph Smith Fired By Carlsbad Sheriff
Artelia deputies report Deputy Ralph Smith was fired by County Sheriff Bill High after roughly one year on the job. High refused to comment on the dismissal as tensions rise between Arte lia police and the sheriff’s department with Smith seen as a possible intermediary in the friction.
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Artelia
Ralph Smith
Bill High
Carlsbad
Smaith
Sheriff High
Smith
Artesia Police
Sheriff’s Department
Artesia Builds Two New Schools for Fall Opening
Two new school buildings rise in Artesia and may be ready as the city school system opens this fall. Other school structures are undergoing full renovations during the summer vacation to update facilities.
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Artesia
Fire Hits Portales Stone- Carter Elevator
Portales investigators search for the fire’s cause after the Stone- Carter elevator was destroyed. Local officials say it may have been struck by lightning and note the loss is Portales’ greatest fire loss.
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Portales
Opening of Lea County office to rent stabilization
The Lea County office for rent stabilization opened Monday morning in Hobbs with C. L. O'Neal of the Roswell office assisting to operate the system. Landlords visited the office throughout the day to bring their properties into compliance with government regulations.
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Lea County
Hobbs
C. L. O’neal
Roswell
Hobbs News-Sun backs alternative ticket to beat Republicans
The Hobbs News-Sun argues the Republican convention in Chicago is doomed and urges nominating Tom Dewey or Alf Landon, while joking about Dugout Doug. It claims Eisenhower is the greatest Kansas candidate since, and mocks GOP longevity and failure over two decades.
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Chicago
Hobbs News-Sun
Tom Dewey
Alf Landon
Eisenhower
Kansas
Maine
Vermont
Tucumcari Daily News Attacks State Severance Tax
The Tucumcari Daily News criticizes New Mexico severance tax revenue for the year ending July 1 saying five million dollars were collected and spent quickly. It notes only a small share goes to Las Vegas Hospital while the rest funds general state operations, urging a capital fund to preserve natural resource wealth.
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Tucumcari Daily News
Las Vegas
Socorro County seeks 92000 as school finances loom
County officials say 92000 is needed for next year's finances after state authority suggestions to cut costs were rejected. An observer claims extra funds might exist if superintendent T C Jaramillo, who served as a state senator, did not collect his straight salary while in the legislature and also drew 10 a day for state service.
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Socorro County
T. C. Jaramillo
LaJoya
Committee predicts prices soar to new highs soon
A senate and house committee foresees prices rising to an all time high within six to twelve months. The outlook raises questions about how high prices can climb and what drivers will push them higher.
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Senate
House
Albuquerque Engineer Criticism Sparks City Debate
City Commission Chairman Clyde Tingley faces criticism from the New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers over alleged hostility to engineers. The quarrel centers on his refusal to pay an engineer’s fee for praising a suburban water system, raising public interest in professional conduct and municipal dealings.
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City Commission
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers
Tingley
Kirtland AFB Receives Largest Share of NM Construction Aid
Congress approves 24 million for five New Mexico military sites. Kirtland Air Force Base gets 10,189,000 to fund new facilities. Walker Air Force Base receives 3,271,060 for airfield pavements and fuel storage. White Sands Proving Grounds Clovis Holloman at Alamogordo share remaining funds.
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Kirtland Air Force Base
New Mexico
Kirtland
Walker Air Force Base
White Sands Proving Grounds
Clovis AF Base
Holloman Base
Alamogordo
New Mobile Unit to Aid Cerebral Palsy Patients Starts in Las Cruces
LAS CRUCES will host the first step on a new mobile unit for cerebral palsy treatment, under a state committee schedule. The unit will periodically visit 14 communities, focusing on parent education and training of caregivers between visits.
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Las Cruces
Bird Repeats Itself Returning to Manitoba Town
A bank swallow banded and released in a Central Manitoba town returns to the same site about a year later, illustrating remarkable site fidelity and migration memory. The bird’s return underscores research interest in avian navigation and bird banding data from local observers.
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Canada
Manitoba
Inside the smoke filled rooms at the Chicago convention
Eisenhower faces a tricky balance with Dewey as an ally and foe. Taft’s machine runs with cross indexed delegate data while logistics and money flow to both camps. The scene features leaders, reporters, and celebrities amid lavish hospitality and backroom strategizing at the 1952 Republican gathering.
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Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Dewey
Taft
Chicago
Tom Dewey
Pennsylvania
Ike
Herbert Brownell
New York
Taft’s
Georgia
Dick Russell
Bill Primm
John Connelly
Thm
Ben Tate
Standard Brands
Tom Coleman
Wisconsin
Dave Ingalls
American Medical Association
Permiit
Henry Ford II
Michigan Boulevard
Ford
Michigan
Virginia
Young and Rubicam
Conrad Hilton
Willkie
Matt Connelly
White House
Leslie Biffle
Senate
Barkley
Oscar Levant
Joe Kennedy
London
Mac Krindler
Elizabeth Arden
Courtney Espil
Perle Mesta
Jimmy Durante
Earl Wilson
John Wayne
Irene Dunne
Hollywood
Hedda Hopper
Clare Booth Luce
Houston
Denver
Sen
Frank Carlson
Kansas
GOP
Hilton Hotel
Bob Allen
Paul Scott
Scott
Republican National Committee
Gene Millikin
Colorado
Joe Martin
Millikin
Martin
Orse Wren
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Holmes Baldridge
Ivar Peterson
Morse
National Labor Relations Board
Peterson
Baldridge
General Motors
The Easiest Way to Get Into Hot Water
A concise adage warns that stepping under a shower of criticism quickly invites trouble and sharp scrutiny.
United States Seeks Allies Among Former Enemies in War’s Wake
In a shift after seven years since World War II’s end, the United States moves to ally with former enemies. Billions aided Japan and Germany to rebuild, and a mild peace with Japan allowed rearmament. Senate approval extends to Western Germany’s integration into Atlantic alliance and European army roles. Russia remains a factor in the balance.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
U.S
U. S
Senate
Pacific
Russia
Atlantic
France
Britain
GOP Healing Convention Wounds By Fall
Washington analyst James Marlow notes the Republican convention runs as cold politics with pressure on Taft and Eisenhower. The article details troop guarantees in Germany, the Japan deal, and Western Allies leverage. Delegates at the open vote show Taft leading, Eisenhower behind, with 116 uncommitted.
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GOP
James Marlow
Washington
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
National Committee
Associated Press
Wilbur Has GOP Choice Figured Out
Editor's note by Wilbur Peeble frames the Republican presidential selection as Taft or Eisenhower, with vice presidency as the unsettled $64 question. He notes party anxieties, platform flexibilities, and hints at potential backroom deals amid a renewed push for national responsibility after 20 years. Continued on Page Eight.
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Chicago
Taft
Eisenhower
Trellis Mae
U. S
Ike
Warren Harding
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