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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

Page

3

Hearing set on MST&T rate suspension in New Mexico

The State Corporation Commission scheduled a June 28 hearing to suspend Mountain States Telephone Co’s July 7 rate increase. E C Phillips NM manager should testify for the commission despite ongoing disqualification claims by Phillips against Chairman Pickett. The move tests new rules adopted last December. Also a Hollywood profile notes Alan Young’s rising post shows and film prospects. Copper production across several western states accounts for 97 percent of US mine output.

Santa FE State Corporation Commission Mountain States Telephone Co District Court E. C. Phillips Mst&t New Mexico Ingram Pickett Phillips Pickett Commission Albuquerque Robert LaFollette State Supreme Court

Internal Revenue Official to Visit Roswell

Internal Revenue Service Regional Commissioner B Frank White will visit Roswell on June 22 his first trip since taking office last December He will be accompanied by assistant regional commissioner Chester A Usry The trip is part of 12 visits this week to West Texas and New Mexico to meet with local officials and staff to discuss developments in IRS operations They will return to Dallas headquarters that Friday night.

Hollywood Alan Young Nbc-Tv NBC Young Mr. Fixit England Canada United States 20Th Century-Fox Margie Detroit CBS New York RKO Paramount Androcles The Lion Aaron Slick Punkin Crick B. Frank White Internal Revenue Service Roswell White Chester A. Usry West Texas New Mexico Dallas

Security Finance Declares Quarterly Dividend in May Meeting

Security Finance Company board approves a regular quarterly dividend of 112 cents per share on common stock and 15 cents on convertible preferred stock payable July 1 1954 to shareholders of record June 15 1954. The 1953 annual dividend history is noted alongside. The U S tuberculosis death rate has declined from 183.9 per 100 000 in 1903 to 12.5 today.

Board of Directors of Security Finance Company U. S

Doctor’s Degree Presented to Wilson L. Orr

Wilson L. Orr son of Rev and Mrs Walter W Orr earned a PhD in chemistry at the University of Southern California. The degree was awarded at Commencement June 12. Orr's work, a study of sulfonyl halide reactions with olefins, was partly published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. He will continue research at the Allan Hancock Foundation under Dr K O Emery.

Wilson L. Orr Walter W. Orr University of Southern California Roswell Bethany-Peniel College Bethany Oklahoma Mary Ruth Hale Orr du Pont Wabash Ordnance Works Terre Haut Ind Purdue University Lafayette Purdue David Elmo Orr Orr Baking Company School of Aeronautics Santa Maria Calif Los Angeles Allan Hancock Foundation Journal of the American Chemical Society Office of Ordnance Research Sigma Xi Phi Lambda Upsilon USC K. O. Emery

Optimist Club Denied Main Street Soap Box Derby Site

The City Council refused the Optimist Club’s request to use Main Street from 10th to College Boulevard for the Soap Box Derby on July 4 and 5. Area merchants reportedly opposed the plan, citing crowd concerns from last year. The derby committee will seek alternative locations and announce a new site once permission is granted for a suitable hill within the city.

Main Street 10Th College Boulevard

Post Office Box Rental Rates to Increase July 1

Roswell post office will raise quarterly box rents effective July 1 1954 PM Mary McCullough announced the new rates. Small boxes 2 25 up from 1 50 medium 3 00 up from 2 25 drawers 4 50 up from 3 00 large drawers 6 00 up from 4 50 Rentals can be paid annually or quarterly and must be paid by July 1 after which boxes may be re rented per postal rules.

Mary McCoullough Roswell McCullough J. Arthur Opheim

Poor Clare Chapel To Be Open Sunday

Friends of the Poor Clare order may visit the sisters in their new chapel from 1 30 to 4 p m Sunday. The location is Railroad and 19th and visitors are asked to refrain from entering the cloister precinct.

Poor Clare The Poor Clare Order

City Officials Ban Roman Candles and Skyrockets in Roswell

City clerk Harold Naylor and Police Chief Tommy Thompson announced a broad interpretation of the Roswell firework ordinance. They said the ban covers all explosive fireworks including Roman candles and skyrockets, despite not being listed by name, aligning with state law Section 41-1808 and city text adopted July 8, 1952. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 300 dollars or 90 days in jail. In a separate note, Nebraska Governor Crosby disclosed a correction to his tax schedule after omitting his boxer Prince.

Harold Naylor Tommy Thompson Thompson Naylor Roswell N. M Lincoln Neb Robert Crosby Nebraska Prince

Five Oil Scouts Attend National Convention in New Orleans

Five oil company scouts attend the three day convention of the National Oil Scouts and Landmen Association in New Orleans from June 17 to 19. Attendees include Earl Whisnand of Continental Oil George Ross of Humble Oil Dave Sorenson of Ohio Oil Jim Garner of Sinclair Oil and Bill Davis of Stanolind.

Oil Company National Oil Scouts and Landmen Association New Orleans Earl Whisnand Continental Oil Company George Ross Humble Oil Company Dave Sorenson Ohio Oil Company Jim Garner Sinclair Oil Company Bill Davis Stanolind

A fathom defined as six feet length standard

The fathom was once the span between a man's outstretched middle fingers. It was later standardized to a fixed six feet.

Governor recalls a tax farm quip about animals

The governor jokes about a tax farm location noting poultry and furs while conceding he missed the reference. The remark contrasts farmyard animals with fur bearing mammals in a light political moment.

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