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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
4
The piece argues that a 27 day steel mill strike raised consumer prices and inflation risks. It critiques large wage packages, notes gains for labor but shifts burden to nonunion workers, and questions government influence and information freedom amid a controlled economy. It warns inflation as a major threat and calls for gradual, fair wage growth.
Richard Evans argues safety is a moral principle and a God given right. He asserts careless conduct harms others and wastes life, urging drivers to adopt a conscientious approach and deem wrecks as a crime.
In Santa Fe Governor's office confirms a deadlock on the five member state road board. Chairman Tony Heimann and members George Lavender and others report the panel remains evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans, hindering highway policy moves.
Washington column notes lawmakers rapid adjournment and many bills, including a flying liquor crime measure. Senate probes liquor imports while House approves. Britons’ bourbon taste prompts questions about policy. Government appointments and highway board shifts spark talk of future influence and a $60 million budget.
President expressed satisfaction with the 84th Congress as GOP leaders reviewed a charted scorecard of bills. He noted gaps such as civil rights and Yugoslavia aid, while Knowland and others commented on filibuster hurdles and conferees potential. lobbying shaped many passed measures.
In 1931 July 30 notices report Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. taking off from Wales toward Moscow after a New York departure. The item notes Tommy Adams orchestra on a J P White roof garden dance and a remodeling sale at The Model with prices 9.95 to 21.95. Radio programs list Little Jack Little Vincent Lopez and Rudy Vallee. Wrestling events at 106 S Main feature Bill Kendall of Roswell.
Reflects on universal dissatisfaction with climate differences and the virtue of self-reliance in achieving better things, suggesting patience and personal effort lead to rewards.
The Rev Carl F Bruhn of the Little Gray Presbyterian Church in Dexter is vacationing in Wisconsin and will resume duties on August 12. He reports cool, rainy weather and fond memories of fishing and berries, with a postcard view of Apostle Island Lake Superior.
Dorothy Herring county clerk serves as recording secretary for the Association of Public Officials. The July Your Public Servant notes her role and highlights the 1957 convention planned for Roswell.
New Mexico Extension News outlines how Hondo Valley apple marketing evolved west of Roswell from 1951 when growers earned 1.50 a bushel to 1955 prices of 4.75 for Red Delicious and 2 for Golden Delicious. The formation of a growers’ marketing association in 1952 helped set prices as truckers and buyers operated in the valley. Glorietta Baptist Assembly hosted New Mexico Day with over 2,000 guests. E A Herron formerly of Roswell became manager.
Dr James R Scott district health officer based in Las Cruces will retire effective tomorrow. He led the New Mexico Department of Public Health from 1940 to 1953 and has since served as district health officer. His district includes Lincoln County.
Roswell Optimist Club members viewed a film supplied by Lee Hubbard of Mountain States Telephone Co. about the U S Navy capturing a German submarine in World War II. The sub capture and code books aboard were credited with shortening the war by a year. Lt Gov Howard Hutchison of Albuquerque attended the meeting.
Mrs. C. C. Buckner of Roswell, a home economist formerly seen in Clardy's Dairy TV ads, toured a new improved dairy bar at Disneyland in Anaheim. She was joined by her husband, attending a State Farm Insurance Co. convention in Los Angeles.
Captain Robert E. Jones of 1723 North Ohio Avenue finishes one week of a two week summer training period at North Fort Hood Texas. He trains alongside officers and men of the 321st Military Government Group based in Albuquerque New Mexico.
A Chicago reader complains about loud apartment air conditioners. advice urges proper maintenance. The column covers mouse milk myths, kitchen sins, and obesity as a health risk, citing a Chicagoan with hernia who chose surgery over a truss and quickly recovered, urging caution about weight-related treatment choices.
The writer lists high blood pressure nervousness headache sleeplessness fast pulse and hair loss. The reply suggests control of nervousness could reduce many symptoms and notes many remedies exist but lasting relief requires cooperation with a physician.
C W explains cytology tests collect shed cells from body secretions such as vagina cervix prostate lungs and stomach to diagnose cancer. By sending samples to a lab the presence of cancer cells enables diagnosis.
Water can bloat the stomach if a person swallows air while drinking or has a tendency to indigestion. Any liquid entering the stomach may trigger symptoms in such individuals.
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