Roswell Daily Reverd Rates and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Reverd lists advertising rates by application and subscription prices for Chaves County and other areas. The paper, edited by Don C Wright with Lynn W Croissant as business manager and Leo E Cox handling advertising, is published every weekday evening from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Don C. Wright
Lynn W. Croissant
Leo E. Cox
Chaves
New Mexico
Roswell
Ape
Cotactey
North Main
Congress
Associated Press
Tragedy Strikes New Mexico Military Institute Ball
Three cadets died Monday evening during the Final Ball at the New Mexico Military Institute. The loss shocks the community and parents, though the school’s reputation and commemoration events remain intact. School officials express deep sympathy for the families involved.
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New Mexico Military Institute
What Is Left After Memorial Day Highway Toll
After a long holiday weekend more than 500 deaths occurred in accidents nationwide with nine on New Mexico roads, bringing the year total to 144 and surpassing last year. The piece questions how to reduce deaths, noting education and patrols alone won’t suffice and asking what other measures remain.
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New Mexico
Army McCarthy inquiry may invite Justice Department scrutiny
The piece argues that once the Army McCarthy investigation ends, the Department of Justice should consider pursuing perjury charges if evidence shows false testimony. It notes that high officials are trusted by the President and unlikely to lie, but urges action if documents and photographs prove deception.
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Army-McCarthy
Department of Justice
Fou
Carlsbad Current Argus on Population and School Enrollment
The Carlsbad Current Argus critiques a prior note about population differences with a humorous jab about assumed equality between Carlsbad and Cave City and their school enrollments. The piece ends with a light aside about being bald and expecting callers.
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Carlsbad
Argus
Cave City
Minors Enter Bars Spark Confusion Across Town
The Tucumcari Daily News reports liquor-licence owners say youths enter bars merely to look around, not to purchase alcohol. Law states these premises are off limits to minors, triggering concerns among officers about enforcement.
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Tucumcari
Tucumcari Plans Summer Improvements Include New Park Buildings
Tucumcari authorities outline an extensive summer program featuring renovation of the swimming pool and cemetery buildings, park grounds leveling, new baseball diamonds at the old stadium and rodeo grounds for Little Leaguers, and a potential grounds clubhouse if funds allow.
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Tucumcari
City Budget Struggles Spark Tax Law Proposal in Albuquerque
The state faces growing patience as Albuquerque grapples with long money troubles. Voters oppose the city’s plan to change tax laws to raise revenue, fearing hardship for other municipalities that keep expenses in check.
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Tucumcari
Albuquerque
Public records on farm price supports and conservation payments
The Hobbs News-Sun argues for open records on payments to farmers for support prices and conservation, noting city taxpayers fund the programs and deserve to know who benefits. The editorial advocates transparency in government aid.
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Hobbs News-Sun
The
News-Sun
Editorial note on war virus rhetoric in Indochina context
Clyde Ely of the Silver City Daily Press comments that the administration has had limited success in infecting Americans with war virus and cites crack operators spreading the poison. He argues people have built immunity to martial dreams or doubt the costs in lives and money.
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Clyde Ely
Silver City Daily Press
Indochina
Highway 260 paving promised by state commission
Silver City residents gain hope as the State Highway Commission pledges 32 miles of Highway 260 paved within the next year. The improvement effort, begun in 1937, aims to create a park to park route from Carlsbad Caverns to Grand Canyon.
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Silver City
State Highway Commission
Carlsbad Caverns
Grand Caynon
Roosevelt County considers two for State Highway post
Roosevelt County weighs Harry Cissel and Embrey Wall for the State Highway Commission seat vacated by Tom Mann of Roswell. Both candidates are roosevelt county GOP endorsed by prominent local members.
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Roosevelt County
State Highway Commission
Tom Mann
Roswell
Homer Glover
Harry Cissel
Embrey Wall
GOP
Hobbs News Sun Notes Budget Balancing Idea
The Hobbs News Sun ponders if buffoonery could balance the budget after a California doctor sent a tongue in cheek letter to Secretary Humphrey. The note mentions a $1 check for a ticket to the McCarthy Stevens show and promises a larger check if it stays amusing.
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Hobbs News-Sun
California
Radar Detection Warns Sea Countians On Speeding
The News-Sun cautions Sea Countians that tinfoil on hubcaps or dragging a chain cannot defeat radar speed traps. The only effective action is to slow down on highways.
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THE
News-Sun
N-S
Local towns supply students to high school
A postal card from Alsey Alford of Loving claims the high school draws students from Loving and Malaga, with 50 from Loving and 10 from Malaga plus others from Black River, explaining the previous column’s reasoning.
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Carlsbad
Argus
Alsey Alford
Loving
Malaga
Black River
Glover's Highway Commission Appointment Gains Acceptance
The Portales Daily News notes that Homer Glover's appointment to the Highway Commission is an acceptable choice, while other district counties favored their own prospective candidates.
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THE
Portales
Window incidents raise Roswell mystery in New Mexico
A Clovis man reports a popping right rear window like a Roswell case from weeks earlier. Several similar events have occurred in the Roswell area. none are explained. The glass remained intact with a milky, finely shattered appearance.
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Clovis
Roswell
Senator Hennings to probe McCarthy era injustices
Sen. Tom Hennings of Missouri proposes an investigation into the indictment of Val Lorwin of the State Department and the FCC move against Ted Lamb. The column notes the lack of evidence and surrounding political pressure in both cases and argues for scrutiny of McCarthyism era procedures including grand jury handling and licensing actions.
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Drew Pearson
Sen
Hennings
State Department
Washington
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Val Lorwin
Justice Department
Lorwin
McCarthy
Judiciary Committee
Bricker
Sen. Langer
North Dakota
William Gallagher
FBI
Federal Communications Commission
Erie
Ted Lamb
CIO
Lamb
Communist Party
Brownell
Harry Truman
Harry Dexter White
Chicago Daily News
United Auto Workers
Radio-Tv
Toledo Blade
Lone
Doerfer
Ohio
Emmett
High Level Bridge
Wheaton
Cummings
Lincoln House
Bill
Scripps- Howard
Sen. Hennings
Admiral Halsey on danger of H bombs versus hand grenades
A Globe-Democrat quotation notes Admiral Halsey stating that death by an H-bomb is no worse than a hand grenade and laments that some had hoped for a broader range of choices.
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Halsey
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Oklahoma man dislocates jaw thirteen times yawning
An Oklahoma man has dislocated his jaw thirteen times by yawning, prompting doctors to warn about jaw strain. The Fort Myers News-Press notes the unusual case and suggests keeping devices quiet to avoid triggers.
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Oklahoma
Fort Myers
Fla
News-Press
Dow Praises Cahoon in NMMI Armory Dedication
On June 2 1929 Hiram M Dow delivered a speech dedicating Cahoon Armory at the New Mexico Military Institute praising Edward A Cahoon. Dr Austin D Crile gave the Commencement sermon at NMMI. Will Rogers visited Clovis. Donald Sayre Dye married Leta Bybee at the bride's home.
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Hiram M. Dow
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Edward A. Cahoon
Austin D. Crile
NMMI
Donald Sayre Dye
Leta Bybee
Clarke tenure on New Mexico dental board faces contest
Dr J Clarke 42 years on the state dental board again seeks a five year term despite a 1953 law limiting terms. The state convention nominated Clarke among five candidates, while governor will decide by June 11. The issue centers on whether the law is retroactive and Clarke’s long tenure.
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Santa Fe
Carlke
Clarke
Jack B. Rauch
Sam B. Bonney
Carlsbad
W. D. McPherson
Roswell
G. P. Ruppert
Artesia
Capitol
San Juan
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Kirtland
Fruitland
San Juan County
Kirtland and
Albuquerque-Santa Fe
Farmington
Aztec
Bloomfield
California
Pickett
Las Cruces
Ingram Pickett
McCarthy Challenges Eisenhower Authority Over Secrets
Senate dispute centers on Senator McCarthy demanding classified information from federal employees despite White House orders. He portrays himself as gatekeeper of graft, communism, and treason disclosures, arguing security and loyalty to the nation justify disclosure.
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McCarthy
Eisenhower
Army
Siberia
Senate
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Atty
Brownell
National
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Hoover
White House
Cross-examination of Ray Cohn Opens Fiery Senate Session
Senator Mundt announced Ray Jenkins would begin cross-examination of Ray Cohn, chief counsel for the McCarthy committee. Cohn's testimony contradicted Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens on the Army McCarthy fracas, with both men labeled honorable yet at odds over actions surrounding Schine, Fort Monmouth radar labs, and a confidential case.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Ray Jenkins
Ray Cohn
McCarthy Committee
Sen. Mundt
Jenkins
Colin
Senate
Army
Robert Stevens
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Waldorf Tower
G. David Schine
Sen. McCarthy
Stevens
Schine
Cohn
Fort Monmouth
N. J
John Adams
Congress
Adams
Roy
Sen. Mundt and Co
Across and Down Puzzle Clues and Answers
A list of across and down crossword clues including items like abrading tools tanned skin ancient roman official and more with a few fragmented entries and mixed wordplay patterns. The page presents a dense puzzle grid style challenge typical of puzzle columns in a newspaper.
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