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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
7
A compact notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its dispatched news and all material credited to AP in this paper, with all rights reserved for special dispatches and republication.
Three more acts were suspended by referenda petitions, bringing the total to six. The legislature, shaped by the Governor, is repudiated by the people, who foresee his national role as a U.S. Senator amid anticipated failures in Washington. The Governor is described as a competent man but has achieved the most disastrous record for a New Mexico governor.
The senate finance committee again rejects the sales tax as a method to fund a vast public works program. The burden would fall on taxpayers. Postmaster Farley forecasts a return to two cent postage. Farmers borrowed Federal money at high rates while the Farmers National Grain Corp paid only one eighth of one percent. The government is accused of discrimination and unequal treatment.
Seventeen states and one foreign country are represented in the NMMI class at Roswell this year. Superintendent Col. D C Pearson reports 312 cadets, or 82 percent, earned Grade A in department tests. The New Mexican notes the school’s national reputation and its strong leadership, morale, and discipline.
Bart Burgess sails amid family secrets on Folly Island as he becomes head of his household after his father’s death. A bigamist confession and a hidden fortune test loyalties and love involving Alice and the Bayleys of Folly Island.
Bart Burgess reunites with Alice Bayley in a hidden landscape by the houseboat garden. Alice, matured by loss, speaks of her late father Trevor Burgess and his memory shaping her, while Bart confronts loyalty and desire. The scene blends longing, mythic imagery, and quiet resolve.
Gladys Huntington Bevans writes that a child’s world centers on home and parents and has rights to explore. The article urges transforming furnishings into play objects, using the house as a playground to develop muscles senses and speech, with parents guiding safe exploration.
A debate over how to allocate money to payrolls salary checks and purchase orders highlights the view that funding jobs lowers charity needs and sustains aid through employment. Advocates argue that job creation is a more sustainable path to support than direct charity.
We Remember All our grievances nothing can sweeten life All our defeats nothing can make us conquerors All our insults we soon besire to lose confidence to our selves All our enemies it leaves little room for our friends All our troubles we will miss many of our blessings All our fears life is sure to lose its divinity All our blessings it is not hard to believe in God's goodness
Local ad from Lowrey Auto Company promotes The New Plymouths model lineup with bold pricing and new low rates. Advertisement highlights introductory offers and dealer specials for prospective buyers.
A playful local column teases readers with a cryptic letter from R. B. G. about Roosevelt aides and a mysterious figure, mocking critics and poets. The piece riffs on political names, gossip, and a final pun about cooling people with elements.
Our forces captured Richmond yesterday morning. Lee and his army escaped during the night. Grant is pursuing Lee, and the fate of Jeff Davis remains unknown. Two letters in the handwriting of Jeff Davis and A. S. Grant were kept in Washington.
A reader declares residency in Chaves county since August 15, 1932 and asserts long time status as a veteran local. The writer also claims sole proprietorship of "Just Mavericks" with no other stock or financial interest held by anyone else.
Washington bookshops lure readers with displays of recently reviewed titles. The column notes Brenton's shelves and adds new works by Roosevelt, Taft, Hoover, and Wilson, plus letters from the 1860s and a description of St Gauden’s sculpture Grief in Rock Creek Cemetery. A basement fire at J C Penney in Albuquerque caused about 75000 dollars in damage with two and a half hours of efforts.
The Record highlights the value of classified want ads with brisk reader response. Listings attract buyers and renters, matching seekers with sellers across housing jobs and goods categories, illustrating strong local market activity.
David A. Lamson, youthful sales manager of the Stanford Press, was questioned by authorities concerning the murder of his wife.
Boon Kindel and others enjoyed a pleasant day at the Eakin ranch on June 1. Memorial Day services were held in Carlsbad with a parade at 9:30 and graves decorated. Local residents attended various social events, visits, and updates from Carlsbad citizens, including graduates, guests from Garden Grove, and community reports.
W C T U argues that lawful beer fails to bring prosperity as shown by Britain and Germany. Breweries would shift jobs, reduce demand for dairy and soft drinks, and lower worker efficiency. The core claim is that intoxicating beverages are inherently harmful and that state sanction returns liquor to social evils. Samuel J Duncan-Clark cites these points.
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