Roswell Daily Record Publisher and Staff Note
Roswell Daily Record, Roswell New Mexico, published by Record Publishing Company. Includes office contacts, editors Grace Beak and Edw L Scarratt, city editor Don Wilkins, business office 11 Society Editor MASON, AP member, NM Newspaper Association member, advertising policies and subscription rates. Entered May 19, 1903, as second class mail under Congress act.
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Chavez under fire in New Mexico politics column
A reader's reprint argues New Mexico Senator Chavez faces Administration pressure after winning the seat from Bronson Cutting. The piece notes Chavez's contested 1934 election, Progressive backlash, and looming bonus veto votes. It suggests Washington aims to force his support or face opposition from Dempsey and party power.
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Bronson Cutting
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Democratic National Committee
Cutting
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Capitol
Representative Dempsey
What Congress Is Doig Today
Senate debates utility holding company bill and agricultural committee prepares revised AAA amendments. House takes up miscellaneous legislation while Ways and Means Committee studies liquor tax legislation.
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Agricultural Committee
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Probe Earth to New Depths in Deepest Oil Well
The Upton Texas oil well has reached nearly 13 000 feet, the deepest bore yet. Modern drilling opens vast new petroleum sources and may inspire plans to tap internal heat to power civilization with a 500 000 foot shaft.
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Upton
Texas
Unknown Woman Falls For Mysterious Suitor In Manhattan
Dinah Allen and Jane Rosslyn share a boarding house life in Manhattan. Dinah, envying Jane’s air of mystery, becomes entangled with Pierre Baron, a tall dark stranger who confesses feelings and hints at a tense past tied to Philip Divine’s murder. Dinah fears a trap as Baron pursues her at Mrs Cotter's parlor.
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Jane Rosslyn
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Jack Fiske
Vermont
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Philip Divine
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Miss Allen
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Sidelights on the News
New Mexico readers face a brewing crisis as mortgage foreclosures loom after the Frazier Lemke decision. FHA reorganization plans form with a per acre assessment to unite front against foreclosures. Clovis city manager firing sparks cross-state intrigue. Sacramento Methodist Summer Assembly at Weed promises major programs and affordable lodging. National Guard camps expand and recruit for El Paso and Albuquerque. Young Democrats plan to rally with Amarillo meetings headlined by James Roosevelt. New Mexico towns report government home loans and local repairs as potash needs noted. Carlsbad caverns fee drop and planned improvements attract visitors. Albuquerque prepares a large Fourth of July celebration and University of New Mexico expansion underscores growth. Las Vegas hosts centennial events inviting broader state interest. Santa Fe lifestyle prompts commentary on drinkers. Tucumcari opens an ice cream saloon. Encino sand flow threatens road travel north of town.
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Blues
Vaughn
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Albuquerque
University At
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Las Vegas
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Pecos
Las Cruces
Pankey
Encino
Witlard
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Weed
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Amarillo
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Sinclair Gas
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