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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
3
A Monthly magazine argument shows leisure time planning as key to harmony. Dr Papenoe says shared or budgeted leisure reduces discord. couples should balance time with wives while allowing individual outings. A wife recalls a husband dozing through evenings and urges constructive shared activities.
A former treasury secretary is under a federal suit in Pittsburgh charging him with evading $2,000,000 in income tax. He was given 15 days to respond to the filing.
Las Cruces New banking hours under the new eight hour laws take effect with banks opening at 9:60 a m and closing at 2 p m on weekdays and at noon on Saturdays.
Canon City Colorado June 19 A P reports a child died after being bitten twice by a rattlesnake while on a ranch twenty miles north. The incident occurred on a ranch setting with the child under medical care following the bites. Authorities provided no further details.
Spanish War Veterans of New Mexico received a telegram from Colonel Rice W. Means of Washington DC, chairman of the national legislative committee. The message notes presidential support and instructions to retain about two thirds of pensioners at fifteen to thirty dollars monthly, with about one thousand to see increases after the Economy Act. Means pledges continued effort to restore full pension rights.
Ruidoso social notes show visitors and hosts across Texas towns, with Noel Insall family returning to Boerne from a visit to Mrs. Austry’s parents. Gwendolyn Johnston hosts Allie Blanchegraham from Farwell who helps with the Texas State Line Tribune. Community plans include Glencoe Woman's Club inviting Ruidoso residents for a benefit bridge on June 23 at Mrs. Louise Coe's home. Chuck Wagon rides by Mr. Harbert offer a western lunch at Old Baldy.
East of here on Saturday four year old Charlotte Clark died yesterday. She was a niece of W. N. Clark of Pueblo, president of the Southern Colorado Power Company.
Las Cruces citizens meet to discuss relief projects funded by the national industrial and unemployment relief act. Main proposals include a new courthouse and air for flood control for two arroyos east of the city.
A brief notice in The Record urges readers to report results of want ads and outcomes of inquiries. It emphasizes returning findings and confirmations to help publish updated local notices and maintain accuracy in the paper’s listings.
By Antoinette Donnelly the piece touts well behaved hair as part of a smart beauty program. It discusses hair shape color and grooming shaping a poised head and graceful neck features, urging women to maintain sleek even hair with proper styling and head carriage.
Akron reports 000 unemployed tire workers rehired since April 1 and rubber plants operating 24 hours daily for the first time since 1929. At Goodyear, 2,500 reemployed as business doubles since February, with stock shortages and rising tire demand from car, bus, and truck owners.
Texas Senator Tom Connally and Representative Wright Patman have been invited to attend the twelfth annual convention of the New Mexico Department American Legion in Tucumcari on August 4 and 5. Also invited were Governor Seligman, Penrose Cutting, and Congressman Dennis Chavez of New Mexico.
The Associated Press reports deaths of Jenny Hibben widow of Princeton president John Grier Hibben at 70 in Cambridge, Frederic I Gates Harvard radiologist at 46 in Omaha, G A Steele 62 oil company general manager in Chicago, David Lonestreet 72 former Illinois Central VP in Rochester, and William Perrin 91 pioneer in oil fields in the southern New York and Pennsylvania area.
A store touts first class sourcing and rejects sweat-shop methods while promising extraordinary values in cotton goods. It warns against sleazy bargains and fairy-tale prices, arguing that fair pricing and decent materials offer peace of mind as trucks move goods to and from Westchester.
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