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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record lists publication details for Roswell New Mexico with office, editors and advertising terms. It notes second class mail matter under the 1879 act and provides staff roles and rates.
AP reports the first business at the world economic conference centers on war debts. The piece notes tension over administration actions and predicts the president will have Congress on his hands before his term ends, with Uncle Sam as a focal point.
An Alamogordo News piece argues for abolishing the New Mexico legislature in favor of a small trained panel like the supreme court to enact laws. The editorial questions current lawmaking quality, mocks endless reforms, and suggests royal or centralized rule as a simpler, cheaper alternative.
The article recalls how public opinion stopped a violent tax sale in which Governor Seligman and his small group backed a cruel law. It notes the political backlash against Seligman and allies, and mentions a failed banking bill once touted to protect depositors.
Cedar posts of any quality and kind offered by B Johnston Ady. Store at Ramon on Vaughn highway for reasonable prices.
Governor questions Harold Croby about canceled tax sales citing threatened rain. Croby defends by saying he was busy collecting taxes. Also a Cuban beer maker awards $5,000.60 to two Spanish aviators who flew from Spain to Cuba, claiming hops aid beer.
The conference began yesterday in a London museum, with hopes it will spur progress. A humorous aside notes a desire to put Depression on display as a relic. Panda learns violin, prompting musings on violins and human resourcefulness. The piece ends with a provocative, surreal note about making music from odd animal parts.
New York notes June weeks on college campuses as seniors move from finals into graduation publicity. The piece highlights widespread preparations in major cities Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with many graduates facing uncertain employment prospects. Pat the visitor finds visible confidence amid the hopeful crowd of graduates.
The University of Pennsylvania rowing crew trains daily on the Schuylkill honing for the June races at Poughkeepsie.
Seniors practice a traditional Procession of Lanterns in the cloisters beside the library. A second summer ceremony is held for less privileged girls from business and industry. Factory and business girls attend a six week session funded by home communities with expert instructors, seen as a democratic experiment.
A Princeton wedding gathers students in a newly built chapel noted for its Gothic architecture. The structure rises majestically near Old NamSan Halk, touted as one of America's finest Gothic examples.
The campus music hall at Howard University in Washington features the spiritual Listen to the Lambs as part of a June festival. The event highlights Howard as a first rank college and offers one of the capital's rare musical treats this month.
A selective group of students from many nations gathers at International House in New York City. The scene at Riverside Drive near Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary includes Chinese girls in native satin dress, adding Orientalist color to the cosmopolitan setting.
A humorous note on telephone use cites a claim of 35 057 699 telephones in use and jokes about callers asking Guess who this is asserting a many start conversations with playful overstatements and quirky math.
Camp Sacramento for boys run by Minor Huffman opens next Sunday June 18 in the Sacramento mountains near Weed New Mexico and runs through August 12 with activities planned in a mountain setting for the season.
Bart Burgess, marooned on Peconic Bay with Ingalls Warren, is drawn to Alice Bayley on Folly Island. Bart uncovers a family secret as Trevor Burgess’s bigamy hints and Evelyn Bayley’s resilience reshape his view of his father and future. The plan to keep peace hinges on a fragile inheritance and a budding romance.
Local residents and visitors share news of trips and visits. Texarkana couple stays with Johnston family. Westfalls travel to Perry Missouri to visit a relative. Brown returns from Chicago Century of Progress. multiple towns greet guests from Roswell and Hope. Nelms and Felton guests arrive. Ball and Briggs return from trips. Horne and Lentner visit for business.
A nationwide campaign against racketeers was launched at Carnegie Hall on June 3 under Crusaders sponsorship. Major General John F. O'Ryan urged youths under 20 to take a lead in cleaning up city and national politics. U S Attorney General Homer S. Cummings pledged full cooperation to root out racketeers. The Crusaders said removing corrupt officials could wipe out racketeers immediately.
Twenty four Italian planes carrying 96 men led by General Italo Balbo will depart Orbetello tomorrow on a mass flight to Chicago. Meanwhile Jimmie Mattern set course for Nome Alaska from Khabarovsk as other aviators make notable progress and diversions across the Americas and Europe.
Reverend W A Huffman pastor of the Nazarene Church leads several lay church members from Clovis as they travel to attend a yearly assembly. The group plans to return after the event this week.
The Rev Roy L Smith argues honesty hinges on conscience. He warns that inner motives matter more than external scandal and that recognizing wrong motives is essential. The piece stresses facts over others interpretations and the danger of minor sins eroding perfection.
Mr and Mrs Joe Lane Jr return to their Cap Rock area ranch home this morning after weekend with Dre Beeson and Mrs F Beeson at a Ruidoso cabin. The brief notes their travel from the mountain getaway to their rural residence.
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