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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
5
Roswell Daily Record masthead shows office and staff roles, advertising, and mailing rates. Dated May 1, 1903, the note lists editors Mason and Scarratt, city editor Wilkins, and general staff, with Associated Press rights and subscription details.
Albuquerque Journal notes that the U S Supreme Court dismantles NRA codes, leaving New Mexico with a statute likely to die as states question enforceability It highlights a wave of popular legislation where lawmakers pass laws without practical enforcement plans and few indications of future application.
Mack Stanton of Clovis News Journal voices frustration with modern pressure for popularity. He admits a shift from his former rebel stance and contemplates taming his views to fit political currents, comparing himself to a "yellow dog" in the evolving press landscape.
The 1936 campaign outlook discusses possible union of progressive and old guard factions, with observers predicting Chavez and Tingl ey as candidates and Dempsey likely to win the Senate nomination. The governor cleans house, ousting several Seligman followers, while Chavez is praised as an astute congressman who has aligned with both factions, possibly signaling shifts in the Mexican political machine tied to Keley and Chavez.
A fragmentary tribute notes devoted individuals transforming the city through long effort and achievement. It honors those who have given much of their lives to public service, growing the town through steady dedication and distinguished labor.
A Santa Fe New Mexican editorial denounces the firing of Dr. H L Kent state college president and six colleagues as a vindictive move tied to a personal grudge over a small broadcaster. It lauds Kent and Elser for decades of service to education and rural recovery programs, arguing the action harms state institutions.
Mrs Hial K Cobean’s letter is named a winning entry in Yucca theatre’s Our Little Girl Contest. Her daughter will receive a theatre ticket and should call at the Yucca box office today. The piece extols the beauty and innocence of little girls and cites Kathleen Norris.
In Lubbock Texas on June 4 AP reports Sheriff J L Irvin of Lamb County was accused of taking money to permit liquor trafficking. H C Red Foster testified he sent an invitation to Irvin to sell whiskey and that one of Irvin's attorneys acted as intermediary in freeing a liquor violator. Fourteen others pleaded guilty to conspiring to deal in untaxed liquor.
Joe Lane prominent Sea county cattleman has shipped 2 000 head of cattle to California markets in the past week. The shipment is described locally as the largest single rail shipment since the coming of the railroad to this section.
Dinah and Jane, roommates in a boarding house, rival each other for Jack Fiske and face danger as Pierre Baron, a tall dark man with a mustache, pursues Dinah. Dinah schemes to keep Baron quiet while Jane recoils from the threat, fearing exposure of a murder linked to Broadway playboy Philip Divine.
The piece argues New Mexico with its small population and electoral votes is used by national leaders to leverage soil erosion and canal projects. It notes Albuquerque Townsend plan convention, party dynamics, and potential future influence, plus a discussion of Mexican mail order divorces and cross border legal issues.
Judge Stero calls a special grand jury for June 10 to probe the Gallups kidnappings. Trial of the Gallup case will move to September. A sixteen‑person deportation party is planned, mainly shipping illegals to Mexico after the hearings. The piece notes mining boom era figures and local economic shifts, plus a Dr Pepper flavor contest with $1,000 top prize and multiple cash awards open through July 6, 1955.
Local want ads deliver results as readers find buyers and sellers through concise notices. Classifieds highlight households tools vehicles and services with contact details aiding rapid connections and quick transactions.
The closing dates for seed and seed loan applications have been extended to suit conditions. County agents are ready with information. Congressmen Dempsey is accredited.
Dr Pepper offers 2500 in cash for a simple entry asking What Is That Flavor. No labels crowns or box tops required just a briefly written entry on a penny postcard. The contest targets fans of the 10 2 and 4 flavored beverage and invites curiosity about the mystery flavor.
Washington June 4 AP New Mexico's senators relocate to new offices Hatch moves into the late Bronson M Cutting space Chavez also prepared to occupy quarters vacated by Hatch The shuffled offices mark a routine Senate seat realignment in the capital with no stated changes in representation or duties.
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