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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
8
A fragment notes new shirt colors and fabrics showcased in tailored menswear. It references additional options and the emphasis on fit. The item signals a broader line of shirts with updated materials.
The residents of Tatum thank Roswell Good-Willers for a pleasant visit with a parade and concert by Roswell's band. The note praises Roswell merchants for unity and leadership, the band and director Miss Helen Noah, and expresses gratitude for hospitality and neighborly ties with wish for future visits.
Gov Clyde Tingley was awarded an honorary life membership in the Western States Firemen Association by the association's president Frank Provinse in recognition of his support for volunteer firemen and his backing of Senate bill 61.
MacMillians Goat Dairy invites the public to inspect its modern plant at 212 W McGaffey. Government inspectors verified the facilities and operations. Phone number 846 provided for details.
Attorney J O Seth and his family arrived today in town for a matter in district court. They plan to visit Carlsbad Caverns during their stay.
A local grocery ad from Carrol's Grocery lists Fancy baby beer and shoulder roast priced at 16 to 17 cents per pound with free delivery. The notice provides contact phone 998 and names B. B. Lassiter and Cecil Carrol as associates.
Advertises trunks and sun-suits for children sizes 1 to 6 at Art Gift Shop located at 107 West Fourth Street. Store open until 6 p.m.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Carl Caruthers and Alma Thompson, both of Dexter.
Clovis New Mexico June 20 AP R B Mack 36 collapsed on an eastbound train yesterday and was taken to a local hospital in a semi conscious condition He had worked in Los Angeles and suffered a physician breakdown He was en route to Silver Lake Kansas to rest and join his wife and three children
At a noon meeting Col. J D Atwood briefed members on the Supreme Court decision invalidating NRA codes. Harold Danenburg gave an occupational talk on the electrical business in Roswell and outlined his firm and the broader industry.
The Church of God begins a revival meeting at a tent by the Hondo bridge on Atkinson Avenue north of Burrow's Service Station. Evangelist will preach. Mr. and Mrs George Lea velle are in charge.
Dr. W. B. McCall of Temple Texas, president of the Texas Dental Association, gave the opening address at the two day New Mexico State Dental Society convention in Las Vegas. Delegates will tour the New Mexico State Hospital this afternoon and attend a mountain resort dinner tonight.
L W Hammond deputy county clerk said today that the county clerk's fees last month were 622.70 dollars, the largest monthly total since December 1930 when fees reached 625.35 dollars.
Chaves county treasurer's office reported 101051.18 dollars in tax receipts for the first fifteen days of June due to the June 15 moratorium on interest and penalties ending. Nebraska hail storms hit Clay and six central and southern counties causing crop, window, and building damage amid expectations of strong grain yields.
AP report says a meeting of department heads with the Governor scheduled for this afternoon in Santa Fe has been canceled. The decision alters planned discussions among state officials and the Governor’s office.
Judge James B. McGhee heard a Lea county matter in which Gypsy and Ohio oil companies seek to recover about 20000 dollars in taxes paid under protest. The 1925 law setting oil production value at 50 percent of real value was argued as unconstitutional. District attorney G L Reese Jr and Lake J Frazier for the state. Col J D Atwood for the oil firms. J D Seth of Santa Fe and county clerk Grace E Beauchamp also attended.
Six Battery A trucks and two station wagons will haul Company E, 120th Engineers, New Mexico National Guard, from Las Vegas encampment to Socorro headquarters. One wagon stays in Las Vegas for Company E and will be returned to Roswell. Drivers under 1st Lieut Edward Purdy depart Roswell Saturday and return Monday. drivers Neis Zips Gilbert Hodges Hampton Meador Dennis and Witt. Trucks last transported Company E to camp two weeks ago.
A severe tornado hit Crosby County near Rails in the Caprock community killing two people, W. T. East er and spouse, injuring at least nine others, and demolishing houses and other buildings while severely damaging crops.
In Los Angeles a heavy two motor army plane failed during a poor takeoff and struck a parked car near the Griffith Park National Guard airport. Dan Krauss of Glendale his wife and their two year old daughter died. Krauss died later from injuries. Lieut. George D. Campbell was seriously hurt and Flying Cadet R R Walsh suffered minor injuries. Lieut W W Pannis was unhurt. The undercarriage dragged the car 75 feet before the crash into another auto and a bank.
Black and brown spotted small rat terrier with no tail, answers to Pat. Reward offered. Notify Mrs L Wolfe at 1310 North Main if found.
Mexico City June 20 AP Rotary International announced that yesterday's balloting elected five United States directors: Edward F. McFaddin Hope Arkansas George W. Olinger Denver Emmet Richards Alpena Michigan Amos O Squire Ossining New York and Charles L Wheeler San Francisco The secret balloting for president of the organization began this
Clovis New Mexico June 20 AP William B Norris 37 an unemployed coal miner from Tioga Colorado sustained a skull fracture when he collapsed on a local street Tuesday. He remained semi conscious today but physicians expected recovery. A card among his effects identified him as recently enrolled at a Socorro transient camp and gave Tioga as his home.
The discussion centers on whether wealth measured as factories and power plants, not liquid capital, can be taxed via wealth sharing. Proponents cite diversified ownership and stock exchange liquidity as taxes can be paid from securities. Critics warn of collection challenges if markets falter or for closely held firms like Ford Motor Co.
Two rental notices list available units. One offers a cool apartment with garage and electric refrigeration near 724 N Main, contact phone 671. The other advertises a six room unfurnished house at 107 N Ky redecorated, with double garage and contact Roy Norton.
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