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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record listing staff roles including editors and advertising manager. Publication imprint shows Roswell New Mexico printing and mailing details dated May 19, 1993, with office and editor credits.
In a July 12 1933 public note the author warns of pervasive crime and advocates swift local action. It cites improving economic indicators like rising electric output car loadings and falling business failures suggesting a recovery underway. AL SMITH comments reflect cautious optimism about the recovery act.
Bart Burgess is marooned with Ingalls Warrett on Peconic Bay and drawn into a family intrigue on Folly Island. A red canoe visitor, Alice, inspires romance while Bart uncovers his father’s bigamy and a plan to expose the Bayley clan. Ingy schemes, Aunt Augusta stalls, and Constance Farnham emerges as the key figure in a tangle of secrets and loyalties.
A line about a man who marries the lady barber who has shaved him for four years. In deprescion days the handy housewife earns favor. Cooks and women who can auto wash and drive are in demand.
Senator Copeland of New York cites estimates that criminal rackets drain ten to fifteen billion dollars annually, far beyond previous figures, and questions New Mellies's readiness to leverage federal public works funds amid an supposedly incompetent state administration.
During the months since last December fifth congress, the body has appropriated more than six billion dollars, making it the most expensive period in our history except during the world war.
The conference remains unsettled with observers noting its unclear path. Analysts argue the event’s core aim is to place the United States in a challenging position, shaping broader economic policy discussions.
The article warns of political consequences from the world economic conference, suggesting European governments may face downfalls and implying significant effects at home. It frames the conference as a possible catalyst for upheaval in policy and leadership across regions.
A speaker warns that new policies will cripple initiative and push the common man into being left behind. The comment laments loss of American birthright and warns against adopting what is described as a communistic pottage.
The piece urges securing federal public works money to permanentize Pecos valley waters. Roswell should be protected from Hondo flood waters and those waters used. It asserts water protection is vital, ahead of highways, to prevent the valley becoming poor grazing land for sheep and cattle.
The speaker corrects prior deficit figures, saying the deficit was 1.75 billion dollars and the national debt rose by three billion. He calls the year the most disastrous in history and warns it may be surpassed, accusing officials of deceptive accounting and promising truth to the American people.
A humorous mix notes Mrs Ickes will stay in the Illinois legislature and not go to Washington to keep house. It hints at a new interior secretary or a cafeateria joke. Mentions San Angelo Texas Jamie Mattern Anadyr Siberia Lindberghs Europe Greenland and a Roswell hen party at a state poultry association meeting. Also Vermont news about an 87 year old delivering gravel.
A Vermont hill farmer outlines a weekly hiring rule for hay-makers. He will pick the day, allowing one day off or a Sunday if it’s a valley day. If weather permits haying, he will work that day and grant the next lowery day as a substitute.
Natives oppose widening or removing quaint old covered bridges though narrow for modern traffic and obstructing views. The renowned Stone Bridge on the Pull Run battlefield is roped off as a relic. July brings thousands of youths to Vermont camps, with Rutland county hosting several camps near its lakes.
A fractured composite text notes a sermon segment with quotes on nations and heroes, plus a separate incident describing a boy bitten on his right foot during a fishing trip near Lordsburg. It also lists several deaths including Edger MacNaughton and Mary Picford, with locations New York Hollywood Montpelier and figures in YMCAs and hotels.
Morris of Roswell was elected president of the State Poultry Association at the convention in Roswell yesterday. Other officers named were C. E. Gamble of Tucumcari as vice president and W. M. Ginn of State College as secretary.
The group, acting as treasurer, ruled that all flocks seeking accreditation must undergo blood testing. The decision underscores health safeguards and compliance requirements for flock accreditation processes.
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