Roswell Daily Rosalie Roswell Rates and Publication Details
The Roswell newspaper lists subscription rates by region including Chaves County by mail and other states. It notes daily weekday publication at 424 North Main and states it is entered as second class mail matter since 1903. The paper is an Associated Press member with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Roswell Loses Bid for Air Force Academy Site
Roswell was eliminated from consideration as one of three recommended sites for the Air Force Academy. The Air Force Secretary will choose from three towns, with Colorado Springs favored. Local civic workers impressed by the strong presentation, but the race ended with Roswell out of the running.
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Roswell
Air Force Academy
Selection Commission
Air Force
Talbott
Colorado Springs
United States
County Jail Deal Brings City Prisoners to Chaves County
Police Chief Thompson cites plan by County Commissioners to jail city prisoners in Chaves County. The arrangement promises three daily meals and 24 hour jailer supervision, improving safety after past night guard shortages at the city jail. Officials hope to reduce risk and cost for the city.
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Chaves County
Lea
Eddy Counties
Thompson
New Mexicans Push Rio Hondo Flood Control Action
Congress members from New Mexico urged approval of the Rio Hondo reservoir project to curb floods from the Hondo and Rocky Arroyo and include the Spring River in the flood protection plan. Senators Anderson Chavez and Representatives Fernandez Dempsey led the push amid looming election timing.
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New Mexico
Bat
Roswell
Spring River
House Public Works Committee
Rio Hondo
Hondo
Rocky Arroyo
Sens
Anderson
Chavez
Fernandez
Dempsey
Army
Honda
Congress
Milk surplus and market routes in Roosevelt County
The Portales Daily News notes a milk producing county with over 300 farms sustaining a year round income and shipping grade A milk to El Paso and Lubbock while a surplus exists. Portales is sued for 100000 by farmer W S Winsant over flooded land alleged from drainage water six times from 1949 to 1952. The Las Cruces Sun-News urges federal court in Southern New Mexico for Dona Ana County cases to reduce costs. Artesia hosts a hot rod club aiming to teach mechanics and safe driving. Las Cruces parents protest a jump in city pool fees from 25 to 50 cents for students and seek relief.
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Roosevelt County
Portales
W. S. Winsant
Las Cruces
Las Cruces Meetings Seek Smoother Ties Over Paper Criticism
In Las Cruces two meetings aimed to smooth friction after Sun News criticized White Sands Proving Grounds. The Sun News reported a city physician and commissioner cursed editor Orville Priestley promising medical harm, prompting other doctors to defend Priestley and call the physician immature.
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Las Cruces
Sun News
White Sands Proving Grounds
Orville Priestley
Priestley
Democrats in Eddy County Report Harmony At Meeting
The Carlsbad Current-Argus notes a new harmony in a Eddy County Democratic meeting with the county split issue described as a dead duck. Delegates from Artesia and Carlsbad showed reduced discord and burrs from Artesia’s side were removed.
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Eddy County
Carlsbad
New Artesia Daily Press Debuts Tough Solicitor Rules
The Artesia Daily Press announces its first issue on Wednesday and enforces clerked rules that racket ering solicitors must carry authorization letters from the Chamber of Commerce before approaching merchants in the city. Lincoln O'Brien, the publisher, also owns properties in Gallup Farmington Las Vegas and Tucumcari.
Editor Pickerell Notes featherless chicken sparking alarm
Editor H. P. Pickerell notes a new featherless chicken threatens plucking jobs but cannot find a fault with the traditional bird and prefers to accept the status quo.
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H. P. Pickerell
Pick
New Mexico Police Warn Tourists With Road Block Plan
The Journal reports New Mexico State Police will set up friendly road blocks to alert travelers about high traffic tolls and urge safe driving. A second road block will remove dilapidated cars unfit for service from highways.
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New Mexico
Gallup High School reunion outlook draws independent read
The article cites Gallup High School graduates planning a reunion in five years and an Independent assessment that they are not troubled by world or economic affairs. It notes the graduates believe there is a future in the scrambled scene and dismiss discouraging talk as they look ahead.
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Gallup High School
Independent
The
El Paso rejects city manager form as Albuquerque Journal notes
The Albuquerque Journal suggests El Paso’s defeat of a city manager plan mirrors observations of changes in the Duke City, noting how the Texas city voted down the proposal while Albuquerque tracks local government reforms.
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el Paso
The
Albuquerque Journal
Texas City
Duke City
Dewey Advice On McCarthyism Shapes Ike Era Tactics
Washington report traces Dewey's 1952 guidance to Eisenhower on confronting McCarthyism, Ike's initial pledge, and Dewey's later influence as GOP divisions shift. It notes H L Hunt funding radio time in Minnesota and Illinois for anti McCarthy efforts and Benson butter policy fluctuations.
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Drew Pearson
Dewey
Ike
McCarthy
H. L. Hunt
Washington
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Eisenhower
Chicago
Illinois
Apeech
Dwight Green
Curley Books
Senate
Chicago Tribune
Milwaukee
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Gopr
Summerfield
Tom Coleman
Wisconsin
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Midwest
MecCarthy
George Marshall
Joe
Marshall
Pere Marquette
Peoria
Marshall Lany
White House
Tom Dewey
Charlie E. Wilson
Defense
Far East
Washington Pipeline
Facts Forum
Minnesota
Paul Douglas
Herbert Humphrey
Bob Gros
California
Reajson
Gross
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Henry Wallace
New Republic
Unlikely Yanks Will Be Sent To Indo China
A Green wood Miss Commonwealth note says the chance of a new pennant winner in the American League is slim, suggesting no expedition to Indo China and dampening hopes for the Yanks.
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Indo- China
Greenwood
Miss
Commonwealth
Small town wisdom on keeping a black eye quiet
In a brief quote from the Catoosa County News the editor notes that in small towns people understand without explanations. The line highlights communal recognition and shared perception of local events.
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Catoosa County
Oil well in Lea County yields seven barrels per hour
Vacuum Oil Co. State No 1 Lea County flowed seven barrels of oil per hour in a test as reported in the Roswell files. The note also mentions visiting guests from El Paso for New Mexico Military Institute finals and local social updates including marriage and editorial changes in nearby papers.
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Vacuum Oil Co
Lea ‘County
Stanley Crosby
el Paso
New Mexico Military Institute
Howard P. Saunders
State Politics and Medical Society Clash in New Mexico
Las Vegas readers hear horror stories about the state mental hospital from Chavez supporters as party chairs swap hands. The New Mexico Medical Society probes welfare and health departments, criticizing efficiency and politics, while doctors threaten intervention amid a push to merge departments and reform care for the homeless and impoverished.
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Santa FE
Las Vegas
Dennis Chavez
Meadoron
Leonard Hall
Repubs
Sonny Johns
State Board of Finance
State Board of Education
Charles Huff
Margaret Kennedy
Redline Sanchez
Sanchez
Grants
Bob Botts
Claude Mann
Waldo Rogers
Albuquerque
Judge Coors
Supreme Court
Rogers
New Mexico Medical Society
Carl Gellenbhein
State Medical Society
Welfare Department
Fort Stanton
New Mexico Department of Public Health
New Mexico Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Board
Gellenthein
Health Department
Richard Strahlem
Healthy
Gellenbhein
L. M. Overton
Vic Adams
State Health Department
New Mexico
Doctors Enter Political Clinic Over Welfare Probe
A debate over a merger and doctor led examinations of welfare services spills into politics. The piece notes a bitter clash with the welfare director and an investigation chaired by a man with a personal quarrel, with the report due to the next governor.
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Welfare Department
Fair trade battle grows as discount houses push repeal
The dispute over fair trade heats up with manufacturers suing discount houses and the latter challenging state laws. Major players include the National Assn. of Discount Merchants and U.S. Senate bills to close discount loopholes. States vary widely in enforcement, from none to broad enforcement, with outcomes in Arkansas Louisiana Florida and others shaping the national fight. The debate centers on the nonsigner clause and whether big brands can be sold below list price across state lines.
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New York
Herbert S. Greenberg
National Assn
Texas
Missouri
Vermont
Florida
Independence Chancery Court
Batesville
Ark
Arkansas
Delaware
Louisiana
Minnesota
Utah
Fair Trade
Tennessee
Georgia
Potomac
Washington, D.C
Senate
Army Cohn Cussedness Sparks McCarthy Probe Debate
The column notes Roy Cohn’s testimony about obscene language amid McCarthy era hearings. It mocks Adams and Jenkins questioning on Cohn vocabulary, and implies little substantive progress after 24 days of proceedings, ending with a hint of mild exasperation.
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Washington
John Adams
Roy Cohn
Joe McCarthy
Army
Adams
McCarthy Army
Cohn
Special Investigating Committee
Ray Jenkins
Tennessee
Jenkins
G. David Schine
Coln
Mr. Adams
Robert Stevens
Congress
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Challenge
A printed crossword puzzle lists across clues from 1 to 63 and down clues from 1 to 48 with hints for answers such as Spice small explosion cure scent and many others. The puzzle fills a grid with standard wordplay and references common crossword entries.
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Comfort
Awe
Outfit
Aloft
State of Union
Element
Eternity
Diocese
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State Reform School
Mabel A. Hunsaker
State Land Office
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National Geographic Society
J. H. Slater
Hagerman Messenger
Will Harrison
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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