Hope News and Visitors Log From Roswell Area
Local notes detail many visits and movements among residents and visitors including families Teague Gage Glasscock Riley and Lane. People travel to Carlsbad Los Angeles Artesia Cloudcroft and Roswell for medical visits holidays and ranch work with numerous weekends and Monday returns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie White
Carlsbad
Curtis Coal
Leamon
George Gage
Artesia
Hope
Penasco Walnut Grove
Runyan Ranch
Robert Cole
Roswell
Bunting
Earnest Bunting
Edington Gage
Glasscock Ranch
Wert E. Love Jr
Marfa
Texas
Join Rowland
Lucille
van Horne
Mr. Rowland
C. W. Rowland
Clayborn Buckner
Elmer Tell
Jessie Buckner
Mr. George
Curtis Cox
O. V. Moore
Maggie
Alma Lane
Lake Arthur
Wade Lane
C. J. Ferrell
Mr. Ferrell
Cloudcroft
Ike Keller
Allen Blakeney
Leamon Glasscock
Frank Crockett
Browser
Pat Riley
Evelyn Miller
Globe, Ariz
Watts Ranch
Ed Watts
Fiza Swift
I. L. Prude
Hig Ranch
Buck Wilburn
Pat
Browser Riley
Wilhelmina Wilburn
Los Angeles
Calif
Emma Howeth
Allen Johnson
Anson
P. 5
Finn Watson
John Prude
Albuquerque
J. P. Parks
Janet
Lubbock
Texas Tech
R. H. Carter
Bank of Commerce of
Trade pact sparks doubt as quotas near rethink
The article reports on a move to abandon the import quota system amid debate at the world economic conference. American and French delegates discuss multilateral and bilateral cuts, with cautious optimism from both sides about future trade barriers and stabilization efforts.
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Garea
London
World Economic Conference
United States
Treasury
Great Britain
France
James M. Cox
James P. Warburg
Georges Bonnet
Cox
War
Child Etiquette Concerns in Early Training
A Chicago Tribune column by Jadys Huntington Bevans argues against forcing young children into formal etiquette. It cites a reader’s concern that punishment to say please harms a child’s sensitive nature and suggests books like Child Care and Training and Two to Six to guide proper manners through observation rather than coercion.
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Jadys Huntington Bevans
Faegre and Anderson
Rose M. Alschuler
The
Chicago Tribune
Public Works Officials to Be Chosen on Merit Says Ickes
Secretary Ickes announced that lists for state public works administrators are being prepared and that the best man for the job will be selected irrespective of politics. He noted collaboration with the Tennessee Valley Authority as part of the effort while addressing continued workforce needs and public works programs.
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Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ickes
Congress
Railroads Delay Wage Cut Agreement Reached
Washington reports railroads have postponed a proposed 12.12 percent wage cut until June 30, 1934. Labor and management will keep current wages until then as government and railroads hope the need for cuts passes. Eastman marks first major achievement as transport coordinator. Senate aide notes political affiliations matter less for qualified hires amid job-creation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Organized Railroad
Laor
Joseph B. Eastman
Farm Workers Strikes Expand in Chaves County
The agricultural workers strike in Chaves county continues with a mass meeting behind the White Mountain Grocery at nine and pickets at Roswell, Oasis, and Tweedy farms. Leaders demand 20 cents per hour and union recognition. Ravert reports 10 pickets at Tweedy and 18 at Oasis. sympathetic Roswell gardeners may join. A Roswell Unemployed Council mass meeting urged broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Workers
Chaves County
White Mountain
Roswell
Oasis
Tweedy Farms
Agricultural Workers’ Industrial Union
H. G. Rauert
Tweedy Farm
Oasis Farm
H. G. Liston
A. C. Norris
Mr. Russell
Ravert
Roeswell
Heat wave adds to death toll across states
Weather record heat spreads distress as new fatalities raise totals to fourteen in Wiscon sin, Missouri and Kansas, with Nebraska and Ohio also hit. Temperatures reach 102 in Kansas and 108 in Mattoon Illinois while Lincoln Nebraska reports 92 and Detroit 96. Local readings linger in the 90s and discussions include Mr. and Mrs. R Roberts, H G Ramert, and R S Fox, with Roberts noted as state organizer for the Unemployed Council.
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Wis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Lincoln
Mattoon
Ill
Frederick
Detroit
Chicago
Lake Erie
R. Roberts
H. G. Ramert
R. S. Fox
Roberts
The
Unemployed Council
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Generally fair tonight and Friday for Roswell and Pecos valley. For New Mexico the trend remains fair with unsettled periods and possible thunder showers in the northwest. Warmer conditions expected in the north central tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Old Mission Beauty Shop Ad Promises Smart Service
An advertisement for Old Mission Beauty Shop in Roswell highlights its designation as the smartest shop for the woman who cares. The notice promotes services at 182.219 North Mendin Street with a march 12 date and a record want-ad tagline urging readers to use Want-Ads for results.
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Roswell
North Menin St
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