Roswell Daily Ad Rates And Publication Details
Roswell Daily announces subscription prices in Chaves County 16.00 in Roswell and trade territory by carrier with 15.00 in all other New Mexico counties. The paper, edited by Don C. Wright with Lynn W. Croissant business manager and John L. Meyers advertising manager, is published weekly on weekdays except Saturday and Sunday from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. Entered May 10, 1903 as second class mail matter under the act of March 1, 1897. Associated Press member.
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Don C. Wright
Lynn W. Croissant
John L. Meyers
Chaves
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
Mexico
Scan Cena
Manifold Liberties and Political Skepticisms Explored
A column quotes Wendell Phillips on daily liberty and warns the public to stay vigilant against despotism. It critiques the Republican convention, contemplates presidential primaries, and notes distrust of politicians amid centralization and fragile freedoms. Additionally, it reflects on Hadacol, youth political interest, and a Texas golf veteran entering a senior tournament with two sons.
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Elmer Winn
Amarillo
Texas City
Winn
Walter Haas Receives Astronomical League Award
Las Cruces resident Walter Haas founder and director of the World Wide Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers was honored by the Astronomical League for outstanding leadership among amateur astronomers.
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Walter Haas
Las Cruces
The
Astronomical League
Haas
Worldwide
Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers
Fighting editor fights city over hospital osteopathy ban
Orville Priestley editor and publisher of the Las Cruces Sun News argues osteopaths cannot practice in the city owned hospital. He notes about 50000 in taxpayer funds support the hospital this year and urges city and county leaders to protect patients rights to choose their doctor when hospital patients.
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Orville Priestley
Las Cruces
Priestley
Prude comment sparks debate in Carlsbad paper
The Carlsbad Current-Argus quotes a provocative line defining a prude as a woman who deserves everything she doesn’t get, igniting some readers to condemn the remark as sexist while others defend free speech on editorial pages.
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Carlsbad
Argus
Eisenhower Photo Sparks as Farmer Flap
A wire service image showed General Eisenhower knee deep in daisies in a pasture on his recently purchased farm. The portrait did little for his campaign and hurt his farming reputation, as good farmers are not seen with knee-deep daisies in their pastures.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Court ruling on Dona Ana ballots sparks fear of vote theft
The supreme court ruling in the Dona Ana ballot burning case allows recounts using tally sheets if no fraud is proven. State Rep. Fabian Chavez warns the decision could enable election irregularities across New Mexico. Election officials burned ballots after results were reported, prompting concerns over misconduct and legitimacy of primary results.
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Supreme Court
Anapara
Fabian Chavez
Dona Ana
Chavez
Mechem’s attendance payouts critique unfolds in New Mexico
The report claims Governor Mechem earned a per day allowance of 56.09 dollars for days absent from Santa Fe while Lieutenant Governor Tibo Chavez did not attend. The text frames Chavez’s absence as a contrast to Mechem’s attendance at the Republican national convention.
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Ed Mechem
Tibo Chavez
Tibo
Santa Fe
Hobbs City Ends Year With Cash Balance of 58796
Hobbs city treasury reports a year end cash balance of 58796 dollars. The council considers small salary raises for city employees as the new budget is prepared.
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Hobbs
Democrats Shrink at State Revenue Bureau Amid Switches
Only 38 Democrats remain among 415 staff at the state bureau of revenue. Some employees reportedly shifted to the Republican side, becoming Republicans for revenue purposes, a practical way of sizing up the department's political balance.
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State Bureau of Revenue
Repubs
Fighters for Fair Fares petition drive in Albuquerque
An organization named Fighters for Fair Fares set up a downtown Albuquerque petition booth to oppose bus fare increases. Passersby were solicited to sign, but the shopkeeper nearby worried about business and moved the booth. The campaign continued at a new location.
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Albuquerque
Man rescues dog from old mine shaft in peril
An Albuquerque man spent two hours rescuing his dog from an old mine shaft about 40 feet deep. Richard Long rigged rope and wire to form a loop, reached the canine, and hauled it to the surface to safety despite initial doubts.
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Albuquerque
Richard Long
Clovis Pioneers Fans Rally To Save Team
Despite leading the West Texas New Mexico league all season the Clovis Pioneers face a $10,000 deficit and possible fold. Local fans launch a ticket sales drive to raise funds and keep professional baseball in Curry County.
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Clovis Pioneers
Clovis
Curry County
Bernalillo County Sells More Licenses Yet Revenue Drops
Bernalillo County faces rising license tag sales while total revenue declines as owners buy licenses in the neighboring county. Officials believe funds accrue to the resident county, not the sales county, due to cross-border purchases.
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Bernallilo
Man Pawned Upper And Lower Plates In Atlanta Shops
Police investigate a case of economic hardship as a man pawns an upper dental plate for 3 dollars at one pawnshop and returns the next day to pawn a lower plate for another 3 dollars. Authorities seek motive and whether more items were pledged.
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Atlanta
Stevenson Drifts from White House Support in Democratic Race
Washington column notes Gov. Adlai Stevenson faces a tough path to the Democratic nomination with Truman’s backing seen as a liability. Stevenson avoids Truman ties, seeks Southern support via John Sparkman, and aims to keep Kefauver Harriman in play while White House allies pivot tactics.
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Washington
Chicago
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Truman
Stevenson
Oregon
California
Frank McKinney
Jack Arvey
Russell
Kefauver
Harriman
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Lister Hill
Dworshak
Barkley
Congress
Moral Issue in South Defeated Taft in Fight for Nomination
Chicago report on the Republican convention describes Taft and Eisenhower battling for the nomination amid a dramatic Southern delegate dispute. The week featured intense infighting over delegates, with the moral issue in the South overshadowing questions of who was more fit to be president.
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Chicago
Williams
Simpson
American Bar Association
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
John Sparkman
Alabama
John Carroll
Denver
Averell Harriman
Carroll
Harriman
Colorado
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Kerr
Monroe Sweetland
Taft
General MacArthur
Fine
MacArthur
H. L. Hunt
Texas
Doug
Mrs. MacArthur
Eisenhower
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Maryland
Ike
McKeldin
John Wayne
Hollywood
South
James Marlow
Sen
Gen
White House
Warren
Honey
Dewey
Ing
Sen. Dirksen
New York
Dirksen
Roswell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Serr
Robert A. Taft
Chaves County
Blondie Wilbur Makes Record at Republican Convention
Hal Boyle recounts Wilbur Pee ble, dubbed the All-American Republican, as he recalls the taft Eisenhower battle at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The piece notes Southern delegates, Dewey backing, Dirksen attacks, and Dewey’s NY delegation leverage shaping the struggle.
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Wilbur
Roswell charity drive for crippled children hospital books
Don Pinkston reports Wallace Wilson, county NFIP chairman, asks Roswell youths to donate comic books to Carrie Tingley Hospital for Crippled Children at Truth or Consequences. Books can be wrapped and mailed or dropped at Wilson Furniture Store for shipment.
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Don Pinkston
Wallace Wilson
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Wilson
Roswell
Wilson Furniture
Wally
Hymn Born From Carriage Wheel Maker Family
In this historical sketch the Austrian craftsman who built carriage wheels nurtured music in his brood, guiding Franz Joseph Haydn and Johann Michael Haydn into storied careers. It traces Robert Grant, East India Company director and Bombay governor, whose hymns blessed missionaries, and how a Haydn tune preserved those verses in hymnals.
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Franz Joseph
Vienna
St. Stephens
Franz Joseph Haydn
Johann Michael
Johann Michael Haydn
Robert Grant
Scotland
India
East India Company
Bombay
Grant
Robert
Charles
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Idaho
Veep
Atomic Energy Commission
Joe Nunan
Internal Revenue
Dan Bolich
King Tax Committee
Richard Simpson
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
John Williams
Delaware
Blondie
Wilbur Peeble
America
Hal Boyle
Trellis Mae
Daisys
Daisy
Thimble Theatre
King Features Syndicate
White Mountains
I. R. Funk
Everett Grantham
Wa Dogg,Miogo
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Irma
Icicle Island
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