Roswell Daily Record Ad Rates and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates by county and state and announces advertising and business staff. The paper, published weekdays at 424 North Main Street, Roswell NM, is entered as second class mail since 1903 and is part of the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Parking Problem Reopens as Main Street Merchants Propose Lot Solution
The city council again faces the downtown parking issue as Main Street retailers oppose parallel parking on the main artery and urge city owned lots between Second and Fourth and between Virginia and Richardson as relief. The piece weighs current sparseness against future need and urges listening to affected merchants.
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Second
Fourth
Virginia
Richardson
Should the United States Act Alone in Indochina
New Mexico congressman Dempsey urges public opinion on possible U S involvement in Indochina noting Secretary Dulles may act without Britain. He warns a war declaration would require a national vote and recalls Korea and aid already given to the French and Vietnamese. He argues action could be the most unpopular move the nation has made.
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New Mexico
Dempsey
Indochina
Dulles
United States
Washington
Roosevelt Wins Nomination Amid Infidelity Claims
James Roosevelt defies uphill odds in California to win the Democratic nomination for Congress. Despite infidelity allegations by his wife and opposition from the National Democratic Committee chair, the Roosevelt name appears to retain broad appeal and momentum toward the November election.
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James Roosevelt
California
Congress
Roosevelt
National Democratic Committee
Housecleaning Bother Notes From Ellaville Sun
A brief local observation from Ellaville Georgia notes that housecleaning is a daily bother as a man rises to sweep the floor, reflecting small town domestic life.
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Ellaville
TATUM EYES RURAL TAKEOVER OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM
TATUM may face a Rural Telephone Association takeover as General Telephone remains in contention. Toll service cut to four hours daily sparked community unrest with service only at 16 pay stations. Apodaca faces renewed criticism after a crash and alleged wrong side driving, while Lea County eyes a drive for an election on a local dispute with 3000 signatures filed for the petition.
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TATUM
Rural Telephone Association
General Telephone
Happy” Apodaca
Dona Ana
Hobbs News- Sun
Apodaca
Lea County
County Commission
Carlsbad Paper Backs Brown for State Democratic Chair
The Carlsbad Current Argus endorses Tom Brown of Artesia as a strong choice for chairman of the state Democratic committee despite past disagreements. With three Eddy County candidates seeking state office, the paper predicts Eddy County will loom larger in the campaign as Brown is selected for the state post.
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Carlsbad
War talk at NM Press Association sparks editorial clash
Editor E. M. Pooley of the El Paso Herald Post warned war with Russia is inevitable in a speech before the New Mexico Press Association. The Carlsbad Current Argus countered that while war may be inevitable peace should be given a tryout, reflecting a national effort toward diplomacy.
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E. M. Pooley
el Paso
Herald-Post
Russia
United States
Carlsbad
Argus
C-A
Las Cruces Sun-News Pushes Federal Court Claim
The Las Cruces Sun-News urges establishing a federal court in the city claiming loss of two agencies and slow action. It argues southern New Mexico towns should share the stake as courtrooms sit unused except for rare cases.
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Las Cruces
Water Warnings Spur Drought Action in Sun-News Header
The Sun-News urges careful water use amid a continuing drought. It criticizes careless irrigation in the city and county and warns that all irrigation water may be needed to grow a cotton crop this year.
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Fort Bayard Hospital unaffected by budget cuts
The Silver City Daily Press reports Fort Bayard Veterans Hospital will maintain operations as last year despite statewide budget cuts. The Albuquerque hospital lost one award due to appropriation reductions.
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Fort Bayard Veterans Hospital
Silver City Daily Press
Albuquerque Hospital
Fort Bayard
Chamber expansion strains Daily Press notes
The Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce faces growing pains as a solicitation campaign begins to add new members. Several firms have raised membership dues to cope with demand.
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Silver City
Grant County
Mysterious Tufts Contraption Found in Gila Forest
A strange electrical device from Tufts College was found in the Gila National Forest. It appears parachute landed, with instructions directing how to return it to the college, though its purpose remains unknown.
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Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Gila National Forest
Tucumcari Daily News Criticizes Towns Over Juvenile Delinquency
The Tucumcari Daily News argues towns bear responsibility for juvenile delinquency and must provide adequate playgrounds and safe play areas, condemning vacant lots back alleys and school grounds used as recreation spaces as shortsighted and inhumane.
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Tucumcari
Miss Strode LaPaz to graduate with geology degree
Dr. Lincoln LaPaz noted meteorologist at the University of New Mexico has a daughter, Miss Strode LaPaz, who will graduate with straight A grades. She earns a geology degree with a minor in mathematics this Thursday and can cook as well.
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Lincoln LaPaz
University of New Mexico
Strode LaPaz
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt to Moscow for magazine pieces
Ed Minteer notes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will visit Moscow to write a series of articles. He questions whether she will glean insights on Russia beyond the wartime diplomacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Yalta period.
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ED Minteer
Albuquerque Journal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Moscow
Russia
Stalin
Yalta
Air raid classes in Stockholm schools
Stockholm public school pupils in top class receive air raid defense and first aid training for girls and boys, with state covering the costs.
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Stockholm
McCarthy Hearings expose GOP splits and personal loyalties
Drew Pearson outlines how Senate Republicans from Dirksen Mundt to Symington are divided over McCarthy probes and Stevens. He highlights personal backgrounds shaping votes, the Stevens clash with J B Matthews, and the mixed signals from McCarthy allies and rivals amid the Army hearing.
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Drew Pearson
Sen
Symington
Stevens
Sen. McClellan
J. B. Matthews
GOP
Mundt
Dirksen
25 Years Ago Today Opens Summer Homes in the region
On June 10 1929 Dr and Mrs Rowell Oma Louise and Fred opened their Ruidoso summer home first in the area Mrs E L Lusk left to open her Cloudcroft summer cottage Filming of The Medicine Man near completion Other attendees include Dr and Mrs Charles F Beeson Miss Betty Beeson Dr and Mrs D D Swearingen and son Dan and Mrs W T Joyner and Catherine planning to attend the State Medical Association Convention in Taos.
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E. L. Lusk
Cloudcroft
Charles F. Beeson
Betty Beeson
D. D. Swearingen
Dan
W. T. Joyner
Catherine
State Medical Association
Taos
Will Harrison Inside The State Capital
A Santa Fe writer recounts hostile reception from critics and readers, detailing a bogus guest column signed Edgeworth Cliffhead and a chaotic scene at his home. He hints at tensions with media figures and hints at leaving for Santa Fe for sanity.
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Harrison
Capital
Edgeworth Cliffhead
E. Clifford Egghead
Washington Doubts Rise Over Oppenheimer AEC Fallout
Washington doubts grow after a special board ruled Oppenheimer loyal but no longer trusted with secret AEC information. The full AEC will review the decision as lawmakers debate equal access to sensitive data and potential chair power. Rep. Cole questions risks of security lapses and majority control in atomic policy.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
AEC
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Cole
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
Commission
Murray
Henry D Smyth
Eugene M. Zuckert
Truman
Eisenhower
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Joseph Campbell
Strauss
Chet Holifield
Calif
Rural hydraulics lift joy and new garage doors joy
In a Fairfax County farmer's voice the author recalls five years of hardship and humor with tractors. He trades a hydraulic lift for mowing ease and installs new overhead doors, lamenting the looming painting task that curbs farming fun.
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Mclean
Senate
McCarthy, Cohn and Co
U. S. Army
Fairfax County
Othman
Herndon
Reptile Eggs More Parchment Like Than Bird Eggs
The article notes reptile eggs tend to have parchment like shells whereas bird eggs differ. It emphasizes the contrast in shell texture between reptile and avian eggs.
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Birds
Moss Me a Peal Across ca rd 1 Royal residence
Crossword style clues fill in an across and down grid with many named items and general terms. Answers include monarchic homes and common nouns, forming a themed word puzzle from 1 across to 49 down with related hints.
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