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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1954
Page
4
Subscriptions advertised for Roswell Baily Rerord list advance rates by mail in Chaves County and statewide New Mexico prices per week per month six months and yearly options. The notice notes publication terms and AP news rights with Roswell postmark May 19 1903.
In a June 21 1954 editorial the paper backs Secretary Stevens claim that Army integrity is intact. It argues McCarthyfailed to prove misconduct by top brass and asserts loyalty among soldiers remained strong during and after the Army McCarthy investigations.
The selection of Pierre Mendes France as premier with 100 Communist votes alarms Western allies about government stability and the chances for Indochina peace within 30 days. Observers warn France risks becoming a liability to the West as postwar administrations continue to shift.
The Agricultural Stabilization Program office in Albuquerque reports the Chaves County drought relief committee has probably discontinued the program due to rains and alleged abuses including stock-piling of emergency drought feed. Officials say insufficient rain remains to relieve drought, and the program was ended because of a racket. the public is urged to recognize the seriousness.
A community remark suggests that opposition from neighbors could have reduced the number of finished musicians, implying local sentiment affected artistic completion. The comment highlights social dynamics shaping creative work within the neighborhood.
The idea, noted as one of the best cures for sleeplessness, is to stay upright beside ailing companions. The practice blends concern with activity, offering distraction and comfort that can promote rest.
A reflective voice urges readers to let go of trivial concerns and adopt a broader outlook. The piece contrasts daily irritations with lasting peace, encouraging discipline in mental focus and resilience.
The Hobbs News-Sun questions Senator Clinton P. Anderson's view on Indochina after France’s Laonel collapse arguing intervention or risk of a Communist takeover. The piece weighs whether guarding a colonial possession warrants war.
DRY land farmers in Curry County seek irrigation wells after relying on the weatherman. Average pumping cost is around 1525 dollars with installations ranging from 9000 to 13000 dollars, deterring some from proceeding. a county agent survey may resolve questions.
The Hobbs News-Sun notes a 14.3 percent rise in state government costs last year, nearly double the national 7.2 percent average. It argues federal cuts won’t help if state budgets keep spiraling and only four states trimmed budgets. In Carlsbad, residents complain amid a 105 degree heat wave.
The Carlsbad Current Argus notes Ingram Pickett is likely to be reelected to the corporation commission as Mountain States T&T Co seeks to disqualify him from hearing its latest rate increase petition. The CA argues Pickett’s continued leadership is increasingly needed.
A Little girl from Hobbs tells News-Sun Father’s Day mirrors Mother’s Day but with lower spending. She notes family time and gift giving differ in scale, reflecting the holiday mood and local customs.
The Lyle Donovan family in Artesia aims to raise a rare white Cocker spaniel believed to be the second in the United States. The puppy is bottle fed to ensure adequate nourishment from a litter of eight, the other seven being black.
The Lovington Press argues that many wives take credit for their husband s success, a claim it says often stems from spite against handicaps rather than genuine influence.
Devine Cook of Portales recalls buttermilk lemonade and cold drinks in Roswell saloons in the early days. The Portales Daily News imagines a scene of two tough hombres with iron on their hips and buttermilk or lemonade to drink, poking fun at Hollywood.
Clovis area last week saw radar checks by state police. One day 165 drivers were clocked with seven exceeding the speed limit and given tickets.
The Daily News reports onion harvest begins in Portales with Guy Coleman aiming an average of 600 bushels per acre on a three acre plot. Overall valley yields about 40 acres expected to be harvested this season.
The Sun-News condemns White Sands Proving Grounds for directing rockets over Alamogordo rather than keeping them on the firing range. It notes a missile fell within four miles of the city recently and argues that despite claimed control the rockets can lose it, posing a hazard to residents.
Drew Pearson reports a confidential memo claiming Democrats were purged from the U.S. Information Office under Eisenhower. It alleges no Truman or Acheson materials abroad, cites internal favoritism toward Republicans, and notes a large staff purge for political reasons.
A compact reflection contrasts a proactive, candid man with one who postpones action. The straight-talking figure earns trust while others talk behind his back, revealing the social value of decisive honesty.
A concise aphorism notes that critics often reveal insecurity when judging achievement. It suggests a mindset contrast between constructive feedback and sour grapes, implying that harsh critique can reflect the critic's own limitations rather than the merit of the success.
A playful remark notes that constant motion resembles perpetual motion as a child wears out shoes by running and playing.
Twenty five years ago on June 21 1929 Littlefield Texas businessmen and Roswell Chamber of Commerce directors talked about extending the Frisco Railroad to Roswell via Littlefield. Hillsdale College basketball notes they wish to erase this season from the record book. Cottonwood School District approved a 30000 bond to build a new school centralizing four districts. A recent game saw the Dales lose 16 7 to Adrian while Cottonwood hounds kept pressure. Captain Burton C Mossman left for Eagle Butte North Dakota to attend ranching interests.
Farmington Motor won a bid for a 2 door Ford with siren light and two way radio at 2108.73 dollars. The piece notes party shifts, appointments, and fundraising bets as New Mexico Democrats reel through primary reform talks and leadership changes.
A report to Rep. Charles Brownsons subcommittee exposes costly U S aid failures in Indonesian fishing fleets. Motorized boats costing $377,000 to modernize broke down due to faulty shipwright work, poor hulls, and bad insulation, forcing repairs and abandonments at a total estimated cost of $180,000 while fish production did not rise.
New York notes a nationwide mood of choice as hot weather nears. debates on fashion shifts for men and women, the rise of synthetics in summer wear, and a trend toward casual dress spur speculation. resort demand and car sales signal a potential busy season for merchants and travel.
A three year survey by the State Game Department starts at Elephant Butte Lake to count fish and record species percentages. Assistant Project Leader James L. Sands says data will guide future department actions, with Caballo Lake and the Rio Grande also included in the study.
In Burbank California Susan Hayward and Jess Barker waited for a court ruling that will determine whether their marriage is legally dissolved after a tense divorce hearing.
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