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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
7
The Addswell Daily Record announces publication details, staff roles, and advertising rates. It lists offices in Roswell New Mexico, subscription prices by mail or carrier, and notes second class mail status under the 1879 act. The paper is a member of The Associated Press with exclusive rights to AP dispatches.
The 9–0 decision declares Congress overstepped powers by delegating code making to the President and regulating intrastate wage hours. Court says NRA invalid. administration sources warn of hardship yet celebrate constitutional protection and freedom from legislative fiat. Industrial News. Barbara Hutton quips about farm life and a Tribune note on Decoration Day visits cemeteries to honor fallen soldiers.
In Chaves County district court Alamogordo News cites government waste and practice of free and paid publications. The piece discusses press rights and fair competition with government material. It also notes a Gallup kidnapping hoax case involving Levinson Minor and the subsequent political fundraising awareness. The text ends noting defendant Mrs Martha E Sheehan in case No 8757.
Dinah Allen and Jane Rosslyn, roommates in Manhattan, clash over a mystery man and a deadly night. Dinah finds Jane's purse with an automatic pistol and a murder unfolds at a hosted gathering. Jane confesses to shooting Philip Divine while asserting she knew him and manipulating Dinah. The web of relationships tightens as Jack Fiske and Baron complicate loyalties.
New Mexico offers rich educational radio programming from the state university aired on KOB Albuquerque. Weekly showcases include National Park talks, Citizens Forum speakers, and State College news with June events such as S B Talmadge on Mineral Resources, Mary Orr on June in the Great Outdoors, and Dr Fred W Emerson on Plants of the White Sands. Additional topics cover soil erosion on the Navajo reservation and crop improvement. Farm and Home programs run daily at noon, contributing to a claimed one million dollars yearly value, amid some criticism of WOAI San Antonio limiting access.
The Las Vegas Optic notes federal court orders led to roundups of about two dozen aliens illegally residing in New Mexico and active in labor agitation. Sixteen have been deported with more to follow. The paper credits Levinson and Minor for triggering investigations that exposed the aliens presence and fueled state gratitude. The two communists may feel grateful for the notoriety the event gave them.
The Roswell Board of Education invites coal bids for the city schools for the 1935 1936 term. Bids due by July 1 1985. Inquiries to Will Purdy at Purdy Furniture Store. Bids may be left with him. R H Morris Deputy Clerk F L Austin President Ady.
A Portales driven call by the Roosevelt county Farm Holiday Association urged Governor Tingley to summon a special session to pass a state mortgage moratorium until Congress acts. Experts doubt a session will occur given the Supreme Court ruling. The piece notes looming post moratorium foreclosures, upcoming press meetings in Hot Springs and Albuquerque, and comments on state Lions Club events in Clovis as a lighter civic note.
The tale follows a counterfeit ten dollar bill that travels from a hotel to a wholesaler and an auto dealer, pays off a thousand dollars in debts, returns to the hotel, is torn by a drummer, and exposed as fake. Roosevelt county hires Mrs. Margaret Fristoe of Tatum as the outside teacher for the year under the New Mexico teachers for New Mexico children principle.
Governor Earle champions Vienna Forest wine as a superior choice for Pennsylvanians, arguing it offers clearer quality than American beer or whiskey. The comment hints at promoting import products and may reflect debates over consumer options.
The message urges drivers to heed the annual windshield red sticker showing lights and brakes are in order. State patrols are visible on roads, increasing enforcement to catch unsafe vehicles and deter violations.
An advertisement offers radio repair with 25 years experience and a no fix no pay guarantee. Falcons Electric Service promotes ambulance referral by calling 289, located at 125 West Second Street.
In the matter of the last will of Mary E. Liston deceased the probate court appointed Clara M. Odom Executrix on April 16 1935 by Judge Hill of Chaves County New Mexico. All persons with claims must file with the County Clerk of Chaves County within one year or be barred by law.
Santa Fe reports George Wesley York of Albuquerque files in U S district court a bankruptcy petition listing debts 311,829 and assets 156, with Jewell A Bell of Clovis and William Kern Aldridge of Hotel named in the action. The docket shows separate filings for Bell and Aldridge with respective debts and assets.
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