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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1940
Page
2
The piece notes widespread but small ballots and questions whether all counted ballots were cast. It cites border clashes and a campaign against alleged foreign-backed subversive elements threatening American government, arguing for a tougher stance than treated criminals.
The Colorado Entrada in Roswell drew large crowds with repeated viewings. The event is valued for culture and potential financial impact, while New Mexico tourist travel remains uneven. Political notes cover Wallace as Roosevelt running mate, Farley’s retirement, and rising 1940 election contests. Arizona and New Mexico population figures from the 1940 census are discussed.
The Times argues the Democratic party risks complacency after eight years in power unless it remains vigilant. It cautions against assuming an easy win with Roosevelt again, noting Willkie’s aggressive campaign and a hungry, militant opposing party. The piece stresses a hard fight and full use of party strength at the polls.
A detailed roundup notes visitors to Ruidoso including El Pasoans at Skyland and Parks Pine Place cabins. Families such as Randall Arnold and Moore with golf, plus a large list of guests from El Paso, Dallas, Roswell, Wichita Falls, and others, fill lodges and cabins. The piece also includes a summons for a New Mexico case against Pearl Gilmore and others, with posterity dates and court details.
W F Lynch argues for dog control, parallels cow and goat rules, urges fair treatment, cites health risks and neighbor disputes, and asks Santa Fe city council to act at August meeting while noting recent goa ls. A second part reports New Mexico auto fatalities record 88 in six months, higher than 1939 and 1937 peaks.
A sermon excerpt compares the natural man to a blind or deaf person, unable to grasp divine truths without spiritual organs. It argues one must be born into the spiritual realm to discern spiritual things, contrasting faith with secular denial of prayer and worship.
Puzzle clues list across and down with numerous entries and extras. Yesterday's answer noted at end.
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