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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record reports the Japanese Chinese crisis in North China has reached a stage of amicable negotiation. The paper interprets that as China likely surrendering further rights and territory to Japan. It notes Huey Long livens up Congress and contrasts Democrat and Republican roles, while referencing Stephen A. Douglas urging constitutional obedience.
The text argues that Paraguay and Bolivia’s war appears less bloody than reported, noting an annual average of 33,000 troops allegedly filed and contrasting with 36,000 Americans killed in car accidents last year, suggesting a misperceived casualty burden.
Lake Arthur community readies for a ten day revival beginning June 20 with Rev. G. R. Mathews of Wilson Texas assisting. An informal ice cream social on the church lawn precedes preaching and games, inviting all to bring a dish and spoon for a good time.
Major W G Tucker of the Royal Blackheath Golf Club argues the game’s origin is unclear and suggests the name golf may derive from the Teutonic Kolberg club. He notes 15th and 16th century Scottish bans on golf and football, and cites royal and municipal records in Scotland and England showing early royal interest and prohibition of the game.
Dinah Allen and Jane Rosslyn share a Manhattan boarding house with a vivid love triangle. A rich young man in a silk hat shuttles the two to a party, a pistol appears, and a murder involving Broadway playboy Philip Divine unfolds. Jane confesses to shooting Divine while Dinah suspects a darker conspiracy as detectives close in.
In the matter of the last will and testament of Florence Jennings, executor appointed June 18, 1935, by Judge C. C. Hill of Chaves County New Mexico. Creditors must file claims with the County Clerk within one year of appointment or be barred. Robert Byron Jennings, Admr. Executor.
Ad copy states that record used car advertisements yield strong results, urging readers to place classified ads for faster sales. The tag line emphasizes effectiveness and prompts action.
The Board of Regents of the New Mexico Military Institute invites bids to supply fresh milk meats and laundry for the 1935 36 session. Bids due by ngon July 5 1933. Inquiries to the Superintendent Office Headquarters Building NM Military Institute. Board may reject any or all bids.
Washington June 48 AP President Roosevelt and personal advisers agreed today on a new federal alcohol control program. It would levy occupational taxes on importers rectifiers and wholesalers and place administration under the Treasury department.
Washington June 18 AP The agriculture department and the navy filed requests with the works relief fund administration for money to support veteran facility projects in New Mexico. Albuquerque seeks 28,500 dollars for repairs and improvements at a veterans facility while Fort Bayard requests 47,500 dollars for similar work.
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