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Roswell Daily Record published weekdays with Lynn W. Croissant as business manager and John L. Meyers as advertising manager. Rates to be submitted on application. Subscription rates listed for Roswell and Chaves County with monthly and yearly options. Located at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico. Established 1903. Associated Press member with local news and AP dispatches. Thursday July 17 1952 edition. Monthly and yearly prices stated.
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Location eyed for state alcohol rehab center in Roswell
A tentative site near Roswell is being studied by the state commission for the treatment and rehabilitation center. They seek a 20 to 30 patient facility with water rights on small acreage, ready to remodel if needed. No acceptable offers yet, delaying a Southeast statewide decision.
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Roswell
State Commission
Swell
Taft Supporters Turn To Death Bed Repentance
Clyde Ely of the Silver City Daily Press argues Taft backers face last minute remorse or avoidance, suggesting Ike as president could not do worse than Truman. He contends that a nation with U S resources won’t bankrupt as long as its people work and defend frontiers.
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Clyde Ely
Silver City
Byrd's steadfast senate tenure hailed as steady balance
Virginia's Senator Byrd is praised for returning each term and shaping national policy. The piece notes his fourth six year term, Democratic stronghold in Virginia, and his role as a stabilizing force against radical programs while resisting presidential overreach. It emphasizes his record of standing up for believed national interests despite party lines.
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Byrd
Virginia
United States Senate
White House
Senate
Ust
Age Against Barkley in Democratic Nomination
Political forecasters push Vice President Barkley as a potential compromise candidate. They note his national respect and leadership, but aging beyond seventy makes the presidency physically taxing, limiting his viability despite strong economic and foreign views and solid experience.
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Barkley
Kefauver
Russell
Veep
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Irish couple plans nine children surprise in Albuquerque
An Irish couple visiting Albuquerque arranged to delight nine children belonging to Mr and Mrs James Boles of Dublin. They will surprise the kids on their return with cowboy outfits pistols and other western gear. They also stocked bubble gum for the children.
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Albuquerque
James Boles
Dublin
Boles
New Mexico residents pay federal income taxes rise to new high
The article notes New Mexicans paid 101,451,870 in federal income taxes last year, up about 20 million from the prior year, with more expected. It compares state costs of roughly 70 million annually, highlighting the disparity given New Mexico's relatively small population and urging readers to do the math.
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New Mexico
Knorr cites Chicago friction hurting NM Republicans
John Knorr former chair of the state Republican Committee warns the Chicago dispute creates ill will that may affect several individuals in New Mexico. He says it will not change the party's November chances but could influence the fates of certain NM Republicans, whom he hints at.
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John Knorr
State Republican Committee
Chicago
New Mexico
Wisecrack About Dieting Wins No-Nberly Prize
A playful quip emerges about dieting as a joke on a pretend prize, suggesting a lighthearted mock competition for slender achievements. The line riffs on wordplay and celebrity dieting trends without naming real individuals.
Water spills over Bob Crosby bridge near Roswell
Portales Daily News reports Monday that water ran over the new Bob Crosby highway bridge northeast of Roswell. The paper notes a local reaction expressing caution or disagreement with the event.
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Portales
Bob Crosby Highway
Roswell
Autry hired to lead Kerr delegate cheering in Chicago
Gene Autry, described as a cousin to the movie star and a Santa Fe camera shop operator, has been hired to direct cheering for Kerr delegates during the Democratic meeting in Chicago. He will trigger cheers whenever the Oklahoma senator's name is mentioned, a tactic likened to hired mourners at funerals.
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Gene Utry
Santa Fe
Kerr
Demos
Chicago
Autry
Oklahoma
Mountain States T and T rate dispute delays resignation note
Dan Sedillo, the corporation commissioner, has postponed his resignation while a decision is awaited on Mountain States T and T's request to restore part of a rate increase recently approved by the commission.
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Dan Sedillo
Commission eyes three NM alcohol treatment centers
The Carlsbad Current-Argus condemns the state commission for placing three alcohol treatment centers in each member’s hometown Roswell Silver City and Albuquerque. It notes two members live in Santa Fe so a fourth site there seems likely, but provision allows only three centers, provoking suspicion of hidden ploys.
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Carlsbad Current-Argus
New Mexico
State Commission
Roswell
Silver City
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Potash Firm Plans Magnesium Garment Line Next Year
In Carlsbad a major potash company is reported to pivot into a new field next year, producing metallic hosiery bras and panties from magnesium a by product of potash. The garments are said to be costlier yet longer lasting with some remarks noted but not elaborated.
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Carlsbad
Florida minister accepts pastorate at Leco Hills Church
Rev. William Parson has taken the pastorate at Leco Hills Baptist Church with Mrs. Parson and their two daughters joining him. He succeeds Rev. Vernon Meeks who resigned to accept a pastorate in the northern part of the state.
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Florida
Leco Hills Baptist Church
William Parson
Parson
Vernon Meeks
Lions Club seeks 1000 turtles for Artesia derby
The Artesia Lions Club aims to buy 1000 turtles at two bits each for a derby scheduled July 25 and 26. Prizes likely exceed 236 dollars for winners while more than 500 turtles have already been promised. The pen is held for the event.
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Lions Club
Artesia
Editorial Calls for Cleanups in Las Cruces Area
A Las Cruces News-Sun editorial argues for removing privies and improving sanitation as police activity continues in Dona Ana County. The piece urges coordinated efforts to advance sanitary conditions citywide and countywide.
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Las Cruces
Family builds 40-foot schooner The Enif for Honolulu race
Family completes a 40-foot schooner named The Enif in their backyard and plans to enter the 1953 Honolulu race, aiming to showcase their craft in a notable sailing event.
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Honolulu
Students Write to Moscow Boosting U S Diplomacy Voice of America
Drew Pearson notes thousands of U S students especially high schoolers and primary pupils are composing messages for Voice of America broadcast in 16 languages to Moscow and the world. Winners from Orlando and Wichita attend New York recordings with hopes for broader use, while many more letters entertain and educate classrooms about American ideals and unity.
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Drew Pearson
Moscow
Voice of America
Washington
United States
Orlando
Florida
Bobby Hightower
America
Land of the Free
France
New York
Ken Melrose
Iron Curtain
Booker T. Washington
Wichita
Kans
Russia
U.S.A
Tafts Coaches Were Old Line That May Have Been Trouble
Consumers hit again as price cutting on trademarked merchandise becomes illegal in 45 states. Truman signs the bill, arguing it removes unfair practices while aiding small business, though critics say it costs consumers and weakens anti trust laws. Albuquerque Journal reports.
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New Mexico
Persident
Truman
Supreme Court
Albuquerque Journal
Democrats Learned Mistakes In Television From The GOP
The piece argues Democrats studied Republican televised conventions, noting mistakes and the risk of a corruption charge being used against them. It cites blocking media from hearings, the impact on public perception, and the predictability of convention timings, with references to Taft advisors and Senator Locus.
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GOP
Boredom's Toll on Modern Life and Mindset
A column discusses boredom as a widespread modern ailment caused by excess leisure. It argues many seek excitement from doctors, notes boredom affects rich and poor, urges meaningful activity, and critiques sensational political hints amid commentary about public figures and social behavior.
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New York
Bowery
Mechem backs Eisenhower but warns of tough race
Albuquerque Tribune notes Gov. Edwin Mechem supports Eisenhower 100 percent yet expects a harder autumn struggle to win the election. The piece argues his Taft alignment and conservative base limit broad independent support, while Eisenhower could help Mechem recover independent and Democratic voters who backed him in 1950. Blondie ends the column.
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Mechem
Robert A. Taft
Chicago
Eisenhower
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Republican Party
United States
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