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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
4
A fashion note from Paris surveys a Jean Patou moss rose satin gown with green velvet trim. The pink satin dress is highlighted by a moss rose palette, mother of pearl accessories, and a matching moss green velvet cape, with pearl jewelry and nacre-toned shoes completing the ensemble.
Hollywood July 19 AP The planned tonsillectomy for Clark Gable was postponed to allow doctors time to prepare the actor for the operation. The delay follows concerns about his health and readiness for anesthesia and recovery.
The state president Mrs Belle Nye of Albuquerque was honored at a dinner at Hotel Gilder with guests including Mrs Haymaker and numerous local members. Other events feature luncheon and tea gatherings, a nine o'clock breakfast bridge honoring Mrs Earl Altman, and residents at Pine Lodge as the era’s social calendar unfolds.
Recipe for ham loaf using cooked ham bread crumbs onion pimientos green pepper and tomato soup. Chop ingredients mix with soup add water bake loaf let cool then slice for sandwiches with optional lettuce and mayonnaise.
A recipe note suggests serving raw carrot salad for those who dislike cooked carrots. Combine crushed pineapple grated raw carrots shredded coconut and salad dressing. Serve on lettuce for a simple, fresh dish.
The July meeting of the Gleaner Class of the First M E Sunday school met at Mrs. W S Murrell’s country home. Mrs. Murrell presided over business, a class family picnic on August eighth on the church lawn was decided, and support was pledged for the Institute Club’s Sandia Conference fund.
The Chaves county school board met at two oclock this afternoon to open bids and set contracts for the 14 rural school bus routes in the county. It was expected that it would require all afternoon and probably part of the evening to finish the work.
Dr. F. H. Brandt says the patient Gable must undergo bacteria treatments to counter an infection induced by tonsil illness. The regimen aims to raise his resistance.
Public works notes describe dropped wells as water levels declined, then stabilized through conservation measures. Artesian water inspector and conservancy board monitor progress while Mr. Fiedler of the Geological Survey aids in securing funds to plug the wells, with a Washington dispatch referenced.
The Geological Survey announced $630000 from the public works fund will plug wells and guard mine openings on government owned coal deposits across multiple western states. About $125000 will fight fires in coal deposits while 50 rush fires have been observed in North Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming.
At an all afternoon Pecos Valley Artesian Water Conservancy Board meeting yesterday at the courthouse chairman Dr. A. D. Crile presided. A limited contract was let and approved for plugging leaky water wells. Haliburton Oil Well Cement Company of Oklahoma will furnish equipment under the deal.
Members of the Roswell Advertising Club gathered for a regular meeting and heard brief talks by peers on how they would run different businesses. Ed Williams spoke on groceries, Howard Glover on variety stores, James Lee on auto accessories, B B Wilson on printing, Charles Huff on the Roswell Dispatch, Hinton Wilmott on hardware jewelry, Bernard Johnston on mens furnishings, and Elbert Schuler shared outsider impressions of local businessmen.
Police in Mountainair New Mexico feared retaliation after Glenn Hunsucker was killed while transporting a suspect. Officers could not identify him among two masked bank robbers last month. Hunsucker likely to be buried locally. Deputy Tom Jones of Lincoln County had a gun battle near Ramon, New Mexico, while extra officers were sent to guard him during return to Tulia to deter Stanton’s supporters.
The Italian air armada of 24 seaplanes lifted from Lake Michigan at 6 42 a m on the first leg of their return to Italy heading toward New York. General Balbo said favorable weather could see a trans Atlantic flight via Newfoundland to Ireland this bold route. They expect to reach New York within seven hours and stay three to four days before Balbo and his officers fly on to Washington to meet President Roosevelt.
The Conservancy Board selected an experienced well plugging company for a 100 day term at $50 per day. The firm has operated across the west and southwest, with many skilled workers and equipment of its own design. Other bids were rejected for bond issues or lack of experience.
Gilbert N. Haugen, 74, longtime Iowa congressman and champion of agriculture, died in Northwood after heart disease and complications. He served 34 years in the U S House, the longest continuous member, with daughter Mrs Joe Johnson and son L C Haugen at his side. Funeral in Northwood Friday afternoon.
Madrid reports that the Spanish government has approved a document recognizing Soviet Russia. The development was noted today with AP dispatches indicating official recognition steps underway and domestic reactions noted.
The Simmons University Gold en Girls quartet will appear in a sacred concert at First Baptist Church next Sunday evening at 7 45 oclock. The group tours western states and will also sing at Roswell and Ruidoso Encampment. The program includes Grateful Lord Holy Ghost With Licht Divine My Heart Lord Here Is My Heart Lord My Task Crossing The Bar with solos Envoi Kipling and special arrangements Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling and Psalm 67.
Wanted transport to Los Angeles or vicinity around August 3 for a lady and a small child. Willing to share expenses. References available. Phone 128-Jz0t3e.
Trucker and farmer protesters gathered at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce last night to oppose the new state motor vehicle law. J. D. Lamb, chair man of the state corporation commission, spoke at the meeting, joined by Jose A. Castello and A. W. Wilson of Santa Fe accompanying Mr. Lamb.
Grand jury asked to determine who should be punished and what relief for depositors after the death of J E Cox at First Savings Bank and Trust Company in Albuquerque. Audit showed $111 118 alleged shortages over nearly ten years as operation stayed on restricted withdrawals. District Attorney Marley presented evidence as Bank Examiner Bingham signals possible direct oversight without quick reorganization.
Paul House twelve year old son of E J House Sr underwent an appendicitis operation at St Marys hospital yesterday afternoon at five o clock. He was reported doing well this morning.
Miss Eleanor Paddock a Roswell teacher and her sister Miss Caroline Paddock a Carlsbad teacher left this afternoon for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress and to visit relatives.
Washington July 19 AP President Roosevelt's industrial cabinet convened to push quick limits on wages and hours under the recovery act. Aimed at rapid but temporary codes, hearings began with the electrical and shipbuilding sectors proposing 36 to 40 hour weeks and regional minimums from 35 to 40 cents an hour. The hosiery industry signaled agreement on a Tuesday executive order for next week, aligning with textile rates. Steel industry hearings slated in about ten days.
Frank Wallace the bandit who killed Sergeant B F Leonard will be buried here. His sister Rody Wallace of Oklahoma City and his mother and other relatives arrived in Bagwell for the funeral and burial arrangement. Sheriff Peck will turn the body over to relatives soon. funeral date not set. Wallace’s belongings include a Denver Post clipping about the Price Mercantile Co. robbery and a blue shirt and overalls matching witness descriptions.
London reports a world economic conference subcommittee agrees on increased use of silver in subsidiary coinage as part of Senator Pittman’s resolution. Other points on silver program delayed. regulation of output to await producers and exporters conference. Central banks’ metal coverage also deferred. Albuquerque notes a labor union committee to assist recovery, and a theft and identification report involving J A Garrison, Wallace, L B Craig, and fingerprints sent to federal and Oklahoma City police.
Albuquerque July 19 AP Prospects of New Mexico cattlemen protesting Secretary Jones order to remove private fences on public domain grew as ranchers say the action will cause losses. Albert Mitchell NM cattle association president wired Washington for details but could not speak. They warn removal of 1917 war fences will bring turmoil, boundary confusion, and mixed herds, challenging large owners.
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