Roswell Daily Roswell Record Rates and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Roswell Record lists subscription rates by county and state, with per month, six months, and yearly options. It notes publication five evenings and one Sunday morning weekly, at 424 North Main Street, Roswell New Mexico, and credits the Associated Press for local and AP dispatches.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
Petr
Pats Cagabbbeki
Esa
North Main Street
Congress
Associated Press
Fracking the Franks and Fiscal Fumes in New Mexico
A column mixing opinion on eliminating congressional franking to curb deficits with musings on NM sports broadcasting, government duplications, fatherhood, press conventions, and tax burdens. It critiques Sen Chavez, notes KGFL radio issues, mocks annual conventions, and laments rising taxes.
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Post Office Department
Congress
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Rhode Island Seeks Supreme Court Rehearing on Tidels Bill
Rhode Island asks justices to grant a rehearing after the Supreme Court declined to overturn the tidelands bill. The move signals renewed state effort to challenge coastal land rights.
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Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Dallas Morning
Pie Theft Leads Clovis Man to Bond Hearing
A Clovis man confessed to police that he took seven pies from a drive in eatery as a joke. Police dispute the joke judging the act harmful. He is detained on bond as weekend traffic fatalities rise.
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Clovis
Bond
Santa Fe Bets on Pensioners to Lure Retirees
The Carlsbad Current-Argus notes no single city must own the idea of a good life for retirees. Santa Fe seeks to attract retirees by highlighting the advantages it offers to those living on pensions.
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Carlsbad Current - Argus
Santa Fe
CA. Santa Fe
Eddy County Begins Beef Improvement Program
Groundwork for a beef improvement program has been started in Eddy County headed by the county agent with extension experts. Several ranchers have been contacted to generate interest and full work will not begin until July.
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Eddy County
Wayne Morgan First Solo Flight After Short Instruction
Wayne Morgan a sophomore at A and M College completed a solo airplane flight following 42 minutes of air instruction. He trained by piloting a motor boat fitted with gadgets levers and flaps to simulate a plane feel. Nothing to it, says Morgan.
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Wayne Morgan
A&m College
Morgan
Abide With Me Declared Favorite Hymn by Editors
The Albuquerque Journal notes Abide With Me as the favorite hymn of Americans while IT remarks The Old Rugged Cross is a tune he can carry Ed Minteer comments he’s glad to hear the claim this week June 1920 edition reflects light hearted church music chatter and reader tastes.
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Ed Minteer
The
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque shoe store owner enters three year divinity study
An Albuquerque shop owner, already an ordained Episcopal minister, will give up his business to pursue three years of divinity school. He says his church interest began long ago and aims to become a rector in the Southwest after completing his studies.
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Albuquerque
Episcopal Church
Graham interview with Churchill hailed as historic moment
The Albuquerque Journal notes Evangelist Billy Graham recently met Winston Churchill in London and felt he had shaken hands with Mr. History. The paper suggests Graham may have bridged American and English publics better than many diplomats.
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Billy Graham
Albuquerque
London
Winston Churchill
History
Albuquerque Journal
Graham
American
England
State Prison Farm Aims 35000 Gallons Of Vegetables This Year
The Los Lunas prison farm plans to supply 35000 gallons of vegetables produced on site this year. If the cantaloupe bean crop meets expectations, it could yield enough beans to supply the state penitentiary for two years.
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Los Lunas
Lea County Women Shun Big Hats in Democratic Leanings
Hobbs News Sun reports editor Bob McGrath notes Lea County women favor smaller headwear, echoing Mamie Eisenhower style. Article suggests strictly Democratic alignment among local women.
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Lea County
Hobbs
Tatum Telephone Strike Presses for Restored Service
Tatum residents demand full long distance service after a cut to four hours daily at 16 pay phones. A final showdown looms with a change in ownership of the Tatum Telephone Exchange likely before the answer arrives in the next few days.
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TATUM
Tatum Telephone Exchange
Kenna Schoolhouse Converted to Community Center
The Kenna schoolhouse is being converted into a community center after the board of education took it out of use. Students are transported by bus to Elida school.
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Kenna
Board of Education
Elida School
Monmouth Oaks Set for August 7th Renewal
The $50,000 Monmouth Oaks in Monmouth Oceanport New Jersey marks its 31st renewal on August 7. It ranks as the ninth oldest stakes race in the country and was first run in 1871. This year’s event falls on the final Saturday of the meeting.
Eisenhower Attacks Demagogues After Columbia Speech
President Eisenhower used a Columbia University address to denounce demagogues who exploit communism and then, at a veteran leaders luncheon, reiterated unity against communism. The talk also touched on Indochina, Guatemala tensions, and Latin American policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Joe McCarthy
Henry J. Mahady
Amvets
Ike
Columbia
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Wayne Richards
VFW
Richards
Amvets Mahady
Frank Hilton
New Mexico Land Office appoints Crile as commissioner
Dr. Austin D. Crile of Roswell becomes New Mexico land commissioner succeeding the late Benjamin Pankey. Appointed by Gov. Dillon, Crile takes the helm as Elizabeth Garrett heads to Louisville for Lions International, and Daniel C. Burrows returns to Albuquerque after NMMI commencement.
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Austin D. Crile
Roswell
New Mexico Land Office
Benjamin Pankey
Dillon
Elizabeth Garrett
Louisvie
New Mexico
Daniel C. Burrows
The
New Mexico State Tribune
Albuquerque
NMMI
State Health Tests VD Probe and Voting Turnout Notes
Health department backs tests for venereal disease while Welfare opposes the plan. Albuquerque VD campaigners face hostility after blood-sample door to door effort. Voting turnout in New Mexico trails national rate at 63.5 percent, with Utah and Idaho near 80 percent. Retiring Tax Commissioner Fred Moxey leaves capito l for state oil and gas post amid gifts. Historic election figures and pre primary reform dominate legislative discussion.
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Santa FE
State Health Department
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Albuquerque
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Neevada
California
Washington
Oregon
Political shifts and reforms stir New Mexico party clashes
The piece notes rifts within Taft era and reform factions over primary rules and conventions. It reports on moves by pharmacy board members to oppose Joe Montoya for lieutenant governor and outlines new National Guard adjutant general appointment rules limiting future appointees to federally recognized majors with three years in the Guard. Gordon Sage becomes the first New Mexico adjutant general to rise above brigadier.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Senate
Taft
Veo
Neral
State National Guard
Gordon Sage
Ple
Oppenheimer Declared Loyal Yet Security Risk
The Atomic Energy Commission board found J Robert Oppenheimer loyal with strong secrecy, but ruled he should not have access to government secrets. The decision cites Chevalier incidents and Oppenheimer's past associations and warnings about his judgment.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Fiveman Atomic Energy Commission
Munists
Communist Party
Haakon Chevalier
California
Chevalier
Paris
Racer Jimmy Bryan's Indy 500 finish spotted in Roswell
A pickup with a trailer carrying a race car from the Indianapolis 500 was seen in Roswell. The Arizona driver Jimmy Bryan, Phoenix, finished second in Memorial Day class with an average speed of 130.178 mph. He was the sole Arizonan among 33 entrants, behind the winner.
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AL Stubbs
Roswell
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Bryan
Roswell flash flood carpets Debrmond Stadium and local cleanup
Debremond Stadium was carpeted after a Roswell flash flood with rugs from flooded homes covering seats and cement. A local rug cleaning company dried and restored hundreds of carpets quickly, avoiding long worse conditions for fall games.
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Debremond Stadium
Roswell
Coast redwood named world’s tallest tree in California
A coast redwood measuring 364 feet tall is recognized as the world’s tallest tree, located in California. The advancement reflects measurements confirming its height and status among forest giants.
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California
Puzzle Answers Prompts Mixed Clues and Wordplay
A scrambled list of crossword style clues with numbers and definitions across many categories. Solutions include terms for sea eagle upper limb youth years and other everyday words, suggesting a filled puzzle page with horizontal and vertical entries.
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