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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
7
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El Pasoans returning from Clouecroft and the Ruidoso report at least 160 cars damaged by punctures on the trip. A single filling station handled 20 similar repairs, prompting a plea for New Mexico authorities to deploy the old nail picker and its magnet to improve summer travel publicity.
The Pathfinder argues a fund should finance dignified burials for lawyers facing death while criticizing a segment of the profession as corrupt. He urges public support but insists on naming those to be buried, claiming most lawyers are honest and must prove their integrity amid calls to curb dishonest ones to preserve justice.
The Christian Science Monitor notes that prominent figures from Oxford and Eton, including G D H Cole and J C Masterman, are writing detective stories. It argues for a classification of stories that stress problem solving over sensationalism, likening the craft to chess and praising intellectual intrigue.
A satirical note lashes politicians for flag rhetoric and hypocrisy while predicting weather-driven political pressure on Congress. It mentions Max Schmeling’s courage amid a Baer beating and notes plans to marry in July.
Everyone enjoyed the rains except Mr Seele as natural swimming pools appeared across the countryside and even in the middle of roads, creating abundant competition for local residents.
Brentano's window highlights the 1933 Pulitzer Prize winners in fiction history biography drama poetry and the best sellers list. Winners include The Store by T. S. Stribling The Significance of Sections of American History by F. J. Turner Grover Cleveland by Allan Nevins Both Our Houses by Maxwell Anderson and Conquistador by Archibald MacLeish. Nonfiction features Firstish Agent by Bruce Lockhart Julia Newberry's Diary The Life of George Eliot by Romney and Letters of Robert Browning edited by Thomas J. Wise. Novel volumes The Album Zest One More Spring Long Lost Father As The Earth Turns. poetry The Name And Nature of Poetry by A. B. Housman.
A passenger aboard the Empress of Britain writing home described the voyage home where he sat beside Bernard Shaw. He noted the sage read for two solid hours with absorption, Volume III of the Collected Works of George Bernard Shaw.
Columbia University awarded 5,394 degrees at its 179th commencement this week as about 20,000 attendees filled the ceremony. Dr. Nicholas Butler appears with Dr. Stanley King of Amherst and Judge Samuel Seabury among the degree recipients.
New York University conferred 4,244 degrees in a recent ceremony while Dr. Brown retires this year from his role as chancellor of New York University.
Neighboring colleges award honorary degrees to two cabinet members. Frances Perkins receives Doctor of Laws from Goudie College while Secretary Woodin earns Doctor of Music from Syracuse University.
Josephine Herbst has spent months in New Mexico drafting her next novel for Harcourt, Brace. The work follows the same family as in Pity Is Not Enough, extending their story into a new chapter.
Joan Lowell author of The Cradle of the Deep recounts her time as a Boston Record reporter and ventures into slums and underworld in a new book. Harvey O Connor presents Mellon s Millions The Biography of a Fortune chronicling Andrew Mellon’s rise and wealth.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation officials said they may subscribe to 300000 dollars of preferred stock in the reorganized First National Bank of Albuquerque and will consider a loan on slow assets as recommended by the Denver RFC branch.
Bart Burgess, heir to Wyattville, faces a tangled drama after his father Trevor Burgess’s death reveals a secret second family on Folly Island. Bart guards the truth as Alice Bayley tempts him toward love and escape, while Mrs Bayley and the Bayleys press to keep their bond secret.
A Doris Blake column portrays women as bolder than men in marriage notions amid economic strain. It recounts couples balancing work, delayed weddings, and a sea voyage mishap as a playful aside, with a note that the piece continues tomorrow.
Short essay on the strains of marriage and the crest of romance, arguing that grand feelings fade and a wife may resent a husband who cannot earn and provide. Rev Roy L Smith offers life lessons in daily conduct and compassion in a brief sermon-style feature.
Mrs J T E Thomas of Spartanburg South Carolina describes a weak nervous condition that improved after taking Cardui a purely vegetable medicine. She recounts trembling and low spirits easing and credits six bottles for steadier nerves. Cardui is sold by local druggists.
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