Roswell Daily Record masthead and staff credits
Roswell Daily Record details publisher RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY office contacts and staff roles including Mason editor Bear society editor Scarhitt city editor Wilkins and advertising staff. Includes subscription rates, location in Roswell New Mexico, carrier delivery note, and Associated Press rights statement.
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England and American debt refusals illuminate prejudice
The piece contrasts foreign nations dodging obligations to the United States with how American states defaulted on loans from Britain. It recalls loans from English lenders to southern states totaling about seventy million dollars, plus Civil War loans to the Confederacy, which were never repaid. It urges Americans to examine their own past before condemning others.
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United States
Confederacy
Court Says Gold Certificates Do Not Guarantee Gold Payment
A U S court holds gold certificates promising payment in gold coin do not guarantee payment in gold. Payments may be made in any American money whether silver or paper, with courts under the new deal often ruling on peculiar points in strange ways.
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United States
Sunday booze prompts new safety warning in Santa Fe
The Santa Fe New Mexican urges weekly public warnings after reports of reckless drunken driving near Santa Fe on Sunday. It proposes Alderman Tony Martinez chair a Sunday Safety Committee to oversee notices and boost cautious driving for local families amid the open Sunday alcohol policy. The piece notes injuries to bystanders and suggests court action may curb drunken motorists.
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Santa Fe
San Fe
Tony Martinez
Keep Off Highways Sunday For Liberty Preservation
A call urges motorists to avoid highways on Sunday to safeguard the liberties of the young people to drink from 1 a.m. Sunday to daylight Monday, framing the sacrifice as patriotic and necessary for the sake of the week’s consumption of beverages for another 144 hours.
Longest Day Echoes and Cold War Tensions
The piece notes the summer solstice and references postwar frictions with Japan. It portrays suspicion toward Japanese people as a recurring theme, framing it as a social undercurrent in ongoing international tension.
Aggressive Strategy Warns Philippines Conquest by Japan
A harsh policy claim outlines a plan to destabilize the Philippines and enable Japan to extend control. The statements imply a provocative balance of power and regional threat, emphasizing a ruthless expansionist aim. The remarks underscore tense geopolitical rhetoric without full context or corroboration.
Eddy County Democrats Endorse State Party Leadership
The Eddy County Democratic Committee issues resolutions praising party leaders for emergency legislation enacted during the special session. It endorses a policy of progressiveness and liberalism in the state, signaling ongoing support for the party’s direction and tax policy critiques.
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Eddy County
Democratic Committee
Albuquerque Journal
Roads funding eyed at two million next year
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes that two million dollars for roads is planned for next year, a third of last year’s expenditure. It urges reconsidering a quarter million spent aiding Douglas Arizona and diverting traffic toward the border to better fill gaps on highways 66 and 85.
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Journal
Douglas, Ariz
Santa Fe New Mexican
Beam for Sheriff Nomination Name Declared in Chaves County
The Record announces R. P. Perry Beam as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County, subject to party action.
Sherif of Chaves County Candidate Nominated
The Record reports that Sherif f. J. House Sr. has authorized The Record to announce him as a candidate for nomination for Sher iff of Chaves county, subject to the Democratic party action.
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F. J. House, Sr
Chaves County
Homer Dunagan Seeks Democratic Nomination for Chaves Sheriff
Homer Dunagan announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in Chaves County, subject to party decision. The move positions him as a contender in the upcoming party process and awaits Democratic voters' choice.
Mrs Julia Prasher Nominated for Chaves County Schools Superintendent
The Democratic party nominates Mrs Julia Prasher as candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Chaves county subject to the party decision.
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Julia Prasher
Chaves County
Democratic Party
Ralph A Sheeham Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk
Ralph A Sheeham announces with The Daily Record his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves County subject to the Democratic party’s will.
County Treasurer Nomination Hope For Mrs Harold Crosby
Mrs Harold Crosby enters the race for Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Chayes County subject to party decision. The announcement highlights Crosby as a candidate with party support pending formal selection.
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Harold &. Crosby
Chayes County
Charlie Lawey Nominated for County Assessor Race
Charlie Lawey announced as Democratic candidate for County Assessor in Chaves County subject to Democratic Primary decision. Lawey seeks party backing and faces primary voters to secure the nomination.
U. S. Fleet Plans Return to Pacific by November
Secretary Swanson outlined U S Navy plans to move the fleet back to the west coast by about November 1. The voyage aims to beat the Panama Canal passage record, after which bids will be invited for 14 destroyers and 6 submarines pending Public Works Administration approval for roughly 40 million dollars in naval construction. First year costs total about 38 million.
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Swanson
United States
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Panama Canal
Canal
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Navy
Public Works Administration
Bailey's Fire and Moth Proof Vault Ad
Announcement that moth damaged garments are being cleaned at Bailey's and stored in a fire and moth proof vault. Includes Bailey's branding and a phone number for inquiries.
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Bailey’s
Review of Coe Autobiography Frontier Fighter
A Roswell library review lauds Frontier Fighter by George W. Coe as a firsthand, impartial account of Lincoln County War era. Nan Hillary Harrison’s writing frames Coe’s memories, including Billy the Kid, the San Juan years, and postwar life along the Ruidoso Valley, with emphasis on accuracy and regional history.
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New Mexico
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Salazar
Lincoln County
Houghton Mifflin Company
Roswell
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Pilly the Kid
Pat Garrett
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McSween
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Brighton
Iowa
Lou Coe
Sugareet Creek
Ft. Stanton
the Ruidoso
Wedding of Virgil Kennedy and Jewell Pangburn in Clovis
Mrs. Darrel Page attended the nuptials in Clovis New Mexico where Rev J F Nix presided. The bride Jewell Pangburn and groom Virgil Kennedy then toured the state on their honeymoon. Several El Paso Roswell and Clovis residents were noted as guests or travelers in the surrounding social notices.
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Darrel Page
Clovis
N. M
Virgil Kennedy
Jewell Pangburn
J. F. Nix
First Baptist Church
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Kennedy
Roswell Institute
Idose
Merle Griffith
el Paso
Childrens
el Paso Bay
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Roswell
L. C. Bic
R. D. Hilderbrandt
H. F. Banks
East Grang Plains
City Council Adopts Liquor License Fees in Las Vegas
Las Vegas New Mexico June 20 AP The City Council approves a liquor ordinance with license fees set at 100 for beer only 125 for beer and wine and 300 for all liquor Special licenses priced 125 150 and 400 No closing or sale time restrictions. Council also granted the Al hake
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Las Vegas
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Farnltare Hospital Upholstering and Repairing Ad
Upholstering and repairing services offered with work guaranteed. Located at 208 East Std f Hardcastie. Ad appears in local listings for hospital furnishings and repair support.
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