Roswell Daily Record Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists advertising rates on request. The paper is published every weekday evening at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico with subscriptions in advance for Chaves County by mail and other NM counties. It is entered May 10 1903 as second class mail matter and Associated Press content is used exclusively for local news and AP dispatches.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Trade Territory
Carrie
North Main Street
Newexico
Congress
Associated Press
the Cinemagicians
Esther Williams
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Richard Widmark
Jean Peters
Scourie
Garson and Pidgeon
Dr. T
Pietro Lind Hayes
Maria Healy
Outer Space
Mountain States Telephone Defies Regulation Over Rates
The article notes Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph defying the New Mexico Corporation Commission by implementing a proposed rate increase after a ruling against further increases. It argues the case may go to the state supreme court to test the commission's authority and protect telephone users, while praising the commission for its evidence-based, user-focused decision.
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Attorney Emanuel Block In Spotlight After Rosenbergs Case
Emanuel Block, attorney for the Rosenbergs executed for treason, faces suspicion after declaring he felt ashamed to be an American. Critics fear FBI and Secret Service scrutiny and possible concerns from the American Bar Association about his loyalties and future clients.
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Emanuel Block
Rosenbergs
Block
Bloch
FBI
Secret Service
American Bar Association
Churchill Attacks Rhee Over Prisoner Release Policy
Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons, accused President Syngman Rhee of treacherous action in releasing war prisoners. He suggested Britain does not want to press the war further if it jeopardizes a truce and implied Britain prefers the United States to carry the burden.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Britain
Rhee
United States
Scientist Foresees Age of Insects Not Man
A scientist predicts humanity will be overtaken by insects, then shifts to a lighter thought about planning ahead for vacation days. The remark mixes a warning tone with a casual divertissement about future leisure.
Four Point Plea Urges Aid for Cattle Industry in New Mexico
A Tucumcari chamber resolution drawn with the Quay County Farm and Livestock Bureau asks New Mexico senators and representatives for four aid measures. The points call for beef and protein and hay supplies to stockmen, long term cattle loans, emergency wheat from the harvest, and April 11 as a deadline for action. The New Mexican notes the Corporation Commission rejected a rate increase request by Mountain States T&T Co. and praises the commission for prioritizing citizens over the utility.
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Tucumcari Chamber of Commerce
Quay County Farm and Livestock Bureau
New Mexico
Gordon Greaves Faces Parenthood and Schooling Hurdles
Gordon Greaves admits fatherhood is new to him and wonders how he will manage from measles to the first silk stocking phase in a daughter’s life. He fears not finishing the first grade and doubts surviving all 12 grades, as other fathers warn that relief will not come and complications will grow.
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Gordon Greaves
Dormitory bids exceed funds for ENMU Portales project
Bids for a proposed 152 man dormitory at Eastern New Mexico University Portales all came in above the 400000 construction budget. Bidders will meet the board of regents today to cut non essentials and try to reduce costs to fit the revenue limit.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Board of Regents
Local Roswell KSWS TV Aims for Full-Time Service
The Wobbs News Sun notes Roswell television set owners watch KSWS TV test patterns with high anticipation. For now, they receive occasional programs from Lubbock stations but expect KSWS to provide dependable full-time service once operational.
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Uwobbs News-Sun
Ksws-Tv
Roswell
Lubbock
Lubbock Pastor Accepts Hobbs First Baptist Parish
The Rev. Clyde R. Campbell of Lubbock has accepted the pastorate of the First Baptist church in Hobbs, succeeding the Rev. Earl Keating.
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Clyde R. Campbell
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Hobbs
Earl Keating
Las Cruces Reservoir Gains One Million Gallons
Las Cruces water reservoir Friday held one million gallons more than the previous day and city officials expect the tapping of a new well to solve the water problem. Two additional wells will be drilled immediately to bolster supply.
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Las Cruces
Iday
State official aims for COP gubernatorial nomination
The Albuquerque Journal reports State Comptroller Ed Hartman pursues the COP gubernatorial nomination next year. It also notes a San Juan County Republican is chosen to chair the state committee, replacing the controversial Harry Robins.
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Albuquerque Journal
Ed Hartman
the Journal
San Juan County
Harry Robins
Stubby Greer Suspended as Brownsville Manager
Stubby Greer is suspended indefinitely from his post as manager of the Brownsville Texas baseball club after slugging an umpire. The Longshorn League vibe suggests the action deserves a medal rather than punishment.
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Stubby Greer
Brownsville
Texas
Brownsville Way
Stubby
NMMI history book reviewed by Hobbs News Sun
The Hobbs News-Sun reviews Col. James R. Kelly's new book A History of New Mexico Military Institute. The piece notes Lea County readers including NMMI alumni educators and Southwest history students will find the work engaging.
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Hobbs News-Sun
James R. Kelly
New Mexico Military Institute
The
News-Sun
Lea County
NMMI
Southwest
Wheat farmers to meet in Clovis July 9
STATE wheat farmers plan a Clovis gathering on July 9 to discuss the current wheat situation acreage allotments marketing quotas and related industry problems.
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Clovis
County Considers Voting Machine Purchase After Demo
Curry county commissioners studied voting machines last Saturday and took the purchase under advisement. A recommendation suggests acquiring 22 machines for the county.
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Curry County
Sandia Base reports 5,365 civilian employees in Albuquerque
Sandia Base in Albuquerque announces it now employs 5,365 civilians, with the majority residing in the city, reflecting a strong local workforce presence and impact on the regional economy.
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Sandia
Albuquerque
Peter Hurd Road Landscape Reproduced in Ford Times
Ford Times July commemorative issue reproduces Peter Hurd painting of a Southern New Mexico Highway 70 road for its 50th anniversary. Hurd reacted to an invitation to regional artists to paint a landscape with a road. seven artists included.
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Peter Hurd
Highway 70
New Mexico
Ford Times
Hurd
California in miniature San Francisco
City seeks new quarters for a panoramic relief model of California shown in the Ferry building nave. The 1600 foot long map required 14 months of labor and 800000 hand carved miniature buildings using 2500 square feet of plate glass.
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California
San Francisco
Market Street
Can We Regain Our Free World Leadership
Drew Pearson argues the United States must reclaim global leadership by demanding free elections in satellite states, a United States of Europe, and a total lifting of the iron curtain. He cites Europe’s leaders and warns against vacillation and passive diplomacy.
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Drew Pearson
United States
Egypt
United States of America
Europe
de Gasperi
Italy
Adenauer
Germany
Russia
North America
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Et al
Yalta
United States of Europe
European
Detroit
Michigan
West Europe
Count Sforza
Salvation of
Storze
U.S.A
Charles Bohlen
Moscow
Kremlin
Women Seek Tax Cuts Across Various Deductions
The Ways and Means Committee faces pressure from working and non working women for child care and baby sitter exemptions plus deductions for educational costs above the 600 dollar dependency allowance. They also oppose excise taxes on handbags and cosmetics as inflation fuels tax concerns with voters backing President Eisenhower’s stance. A Texas housewife case challenges social security tax collection. a judge ruled against her though appeals may go to the Supreme Court. A. Journal notes widespread women’s tax awareness and voting power.
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House
Ways and Means
Texas
Supreme Court
Ivy Baker Priest
U. S
Eisenhower
Albuquerque Journal
Broadway Lights Stage Door Sees Updated Show Biz Scoop
Walter Winchell warns Doug Fairbanks Jr against releasing The Sinner amid injunctions from Worldwide Films. Bing Crosby and Marge and Gower Champion invest in Carval in Flanders and a 2500 dollar stake. Notes on Lucy Monroe surviving Korean air raids and various Hollywood comments cover Me and Juliet and other stage screen items.
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Doug Fairbanks Jr
Worldwide Films
Hildegard Neff Garman
Bing Crosby
Flanders
Marge
Gower Champion
Thrush
Lucy Monroe
Tokyo
Joanne Gilbert
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Carl Lampl
Cleveland
Ruth
Kate Hepburn
Bloomingdale’s
Dorothy Gish
Equity Council
G. B. Shaw
Sylvia Sidney
Luther Adler
Angel Street
Atlantic City
Mocking Indian Citizenship Debate At San Ildefonso
A satirical column criticizes federal water funding for San Ildefonso Pueblo. It mocks the idea of Americanizing Native peoples while detailing a hypothetical, bloated planning process and futility of overseeing a $154,000 water project. The piece targets bureaucratic inefficiency and political cynicism.
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New Mexico
San Ildefonso
Pueblos
San Ildefonsos
Pu‘eblo
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Rio Grande
Missouri
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