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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record published every evening except Sunday by Record Publishing Company in Roswell New Mexico. Office and subscription rates listed by mail and carrier with prices for various durations. May 19 1903 second class mail matter. Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association members.
A 1935 discussion cites Woodrow Wilson opposing expansive federal control over interstate commerce and labor conditions. The text argues federal reach should not blur state and national authority, stressing constitutional balance, state sovereignty, and local opinion as essential to governance.
Undersecretary Tugwell paid tribute to late Senator Bronson M Cutting in a New Mexico State University graduation address. He saluted Cutting as a spiritual conquistador, noting his Harvard and New England roots, his bond with the southwest, and his defense of federal intervention when Americans’ lives and liberties were at risk.
The piece denounces efforts to alter constitutional government and weaken state powers. It argues progress requires vigor and certainty in economic and political processes and warns against sacrificing long term liberty for temporary ease. It notes Woodrow Wilson would oppose subversive power moves today.
Ewing Lusk of Chicago Illinois and Roswell N M a senior at the University of Chicago is among fifty two seniors recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa the national honorary scholastic fraternity. Lusk has excelled in the School of Business and was once a Rhodes Scholarship candidate. He will receive his B A degree at the June convocation.
Record used car ads bring results as a simple reminder that clear listings attract buyers, even in compact formats. The snippet hints at the effectiveness of concise vehicle ads and direct calls to action for sellers.
Miss Juanita Nichols of Columbia says Old Man River runs amuck as Missouri River bottoms in central Missouri flood. Rising waters inundate highways and threaten towns along the river.
Dinah Allen and Jane Rogsiyn share a Manhattan rooming house with Jack Fiske and Baron in pursuit of truth after a shooting. Dinah confronts love, jealousy, and danger as past ties to Philip Divine surface and Baron's devotion tests her.
Next Friday Elks Lodges across New Mexico and other groups will observe Flag Day with mandatory rituals. Albuquerque will host a parade as part of a 2000 lodge nationwide program honoring the flag and pledge. The piece also lauds railroad week and notes seepage at El Vado dam highlighting state pride and progress.
The article discusses using a cement gun to inject Portland cement into rock to seal gaps in dams like Elephant Butte Bluewater McMillan Avalon and the planned Alamo and Caballo dams. It argues a third reservoir would capture percolation and serve irrigators better than the Alamo dam, urging construction now.
The article extols the McMillan reservoir improvements reducing losses, credits CCC labor and smart engineering for a strong spillway, and notes the lake now holds prized water with high inflow promising further gains. It also mentions new Frigidaire agency in Artesia and local business ventures amid regional New Mexico updates.
The fragment recalls a past era in New Mexico when oxen were common draft animals. Some memories recount quieter, mutes and days when work depended on animal power, contrasting with later mechanization.
The New Mexico division of the American National Insurance Company will hold its next convention in Roswell, with dates to be set for next fall. The Las Vegas state convention on June Sih approved Roswell as host, and local staff members S Bell, J W Rose, A Sims, R O Ne Catisbad, C L Hammerton, L F Haney from Roswell and Artesia attended.
An old classified note advertises radio repair services with a call number 289 and a terse slogan No fix may pay. It mentions 25 years experience and free service with electric 125 West Street listing for Adv. Jit26¢ Ee.
A brief fragment mentions selling a car with emphatic wording and a date-like reference M29th, lacking clear details or context. The readable text centers on a sales prompt rhythm and a stray exclamation. No specific entities or events are provided to anchor facts.
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