McKinney to Focus on Western Projects After Interior Move
Robert McKinney, newly named assistant secretary of the interior, says he will spend most of his time on special Western development projects. He aims to avoid routine duties and will be sworn in soon in Washington. He outlined goals including land use expansion, increased agricultural and mineral output, hydroelectric capacity rises, and irrigation, with two million dollars allocated for conversion and municipal purposes.
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Pageantry and ordinances intertwined in Roswell notes
The report mixes political pageantry with local laws. It highlights reactions at a political event featuring Warren and Taft supporters, Governor Stassen, MacArthur fans, and speeches by Neville and Dirksen, followed by Roswell city ordinances banning fireworks, vagrancy penalties, and outlawing exhaust cut-outs with approved dates and penalties.
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Oklahoma
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New York
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Eis
Roswell Police May Issue Citations Under City Ordinance 667
Ordinance 667 authorizes Roswell City Police to issue notices and citations for any unlawful act or violation in line with the 1952 city code. Failure to appear or answer a notice is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to $300 fine, up to 90 days in jail, or both.
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Ordinance Sets Right of Way at Street Intersections
City ordinance 666 requires drivers at street intersections to yield to vehicles approaching simultaneously from the right. Adopted and filed by Brad L. Hays City Clerk on the 8th.
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W. R. Cobean
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Roswell Ordinances Target Public Address Systems and Traffic Rules
A series of Roswell New Mexico ordinances from 1952 restrict public address systems without police consent and outline police seizure of vehicles for traffic violations. It also tightens gun discharge rules, U turn restrictions, and prohibits motorists from passing other vehicles at intersections.
Roswell Ordinances Set Taxi Limits and Bonds Authority
Roswell ordinances restrict taxi drivers under 21 from operating cabs and prohibit employers from permitting underage drivers. The measures authorize the City Police Judge to accept appearance bonds and empower the Chief of Police to approve bonds when the Police Court is not in session, with bond amounts capped at twice the maximum penalty.
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Roswell
New Mexico
City Police Judge Bond Acceptance Phrase
A fragment notes that when the City Police Judge is not available to accept and approve such bonds the action is delayed, with a sign-off reading W R P.
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