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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

3

Roosevelt Eyes Farmers Support For Cotton Reduction Plan

President Roosevelt expresses confidence that cotton producers will back a government program to cut 1930 production. The plan centers on offers to enter into option and benefit contracts, requiring detailed farm data, acreage removal, and strict conditions controlled by the Secretary of Agriculture.

Roose Congress Errereryes Sec- Agriculture Sec- Wallace South Secretary of Agriculture America Fecton 7 Ofr C. A. Cobb Department of Agrculture Wallace Department of Agriculture

Ruidoso Weekend Visitors From Area Communities

A parade of visitors is listed with El Paso, Roswell, Clovis and Pecos present on the Ruidoso last weekend. Guests include Tracy Wofford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Barron, Mrs. Kennedy and son, and Dr. Bruce Connor. Local hosts include the Page, Rowell, Knight, and Dunn families, with several outings to Carrizoso area sites and nearby campgrounds. A golf match against Tularesa concluded with a Ruidoso win.

Tracy Wofford el Paso Mrs. Barron Fred Rowell Roswell Guy Nickson Bruce Connor Cecil T. Naramore Naramore Garland Davis Holland Garland Martha Knight R. L. Knight Davis Lubbock Texas K_ Hart Bill Kennedy Fort Bliss Ruidoso A. L. Dunn Alamogordo Dunn H. O. Shields Amarillo Texaco Company C. Dykes Brooks Sister Alysius Mary Francis Vincent Wiser Pecos Texas Saint Rosa School Carridoro White Sands Capitan Fort Stanton Old Lincoln Wesley C. Lusk Hobbs Berrmce Mitchell Burwell Nebraska Singing Pines H. L. Safford Waco V. C. Eason Wichta Falls Tularesa Mon Jean Eleve Jenkins J. T. Sayers Rip McAlpine Rachel Sullivan J. R. Morgan Ernie Sweenhart Happy Meyers Doris Meyers Wayland Home Ceccil Flynn Olga Henson J. R. Pirtle Sr Anton

Torrid heat bakes large parts of U S coast to coast

The Associated Press reports record June heat across the central and southwestern states with Chicago posting 100.1, Phoenix hitting 108, and multiple heat deaths. Rainfall in Kansas and Missouri cooled some areas while crop damage and drownings are noted in several states.

Mother Nature Chicago Illinois Minneapolis Iowa Indiana Michigan Detroit Pittsburgh Cleveland Ohio

Ruidoso Picnic Trip and Local Court Ruling

A group from El Paso enjoyed a picnic trip to Alamogordo and White Sands with stops at the Park and swimming pool. District Judge Numa C. Frenger ruled HB 218 eight hour law unconstitutional, finding it violated contract rights. an appeal to be filed as other districts issued similar opinions this month.

Ruidoso Pionicers Alamogordo White Sands Ruidoso Jo Ann Pirtle Maxine Page Kathleen Adams R. H. Specer Chile Erv J. B. Pirtta Sr J. B. Pirtle Jr Ana Fred Fege Numa C. Frenger W. F. Shelton Chamber of Commerce

Paul Horgan to speak at Southwestern Literature Round Table

Captain Pami Horgan of the New Mexico Military Institute will discuss the program for the First Round Table on Southwestern Literature at New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas July 1. The morning session at ten o'clock will feature talks on the novel short story and sketch with writers John Gould Fletcher and Ernest Thompson Seton among those expected.

Pami Horgan New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas John Gould Fletcher Ernest Thompson Seton

Otate News Briefs: Scalia Shot Death and State Quotas

Silver City reports the death of 17 year old Charles Scalia from a rifle gunshot last night with investigators weighing accidental versus deliberate causes. In Albuquerque the Game Protective Association backs a duck season from October 16 to December 15 and seeks a 30 day goose season extension. Las Cruces notes about 80 percent of 200 farmers met to discuss the government's cotton acreage reduction with Dona Ana county quota of 16,5590 acres and state total of 35,000 acres across Dona Ana Eddy Chaves and Otero counties.

Associated Press Silver City Charles Scalia el Paso Cathedral Beai Albuquerque Albuquerque Game Protective Association State Game Department New Mexico Las Cruces Dona Ana Eddy Chaves Otero

Veterans boards to finish 3747 cases by July 31 in NM and El Paso

Wallace T. Hann ing of the veterans bureau announced that two regional re rating boards must complete all preliminary rating work on 3747 veterans cases in New Mexico and El Paso before July 31. The new veterans compensation rates are expected to save between 200000 and 1000000 dollars in New Mexico.

Albuquerque Wallace T. Hanning Veterans Bureau New Mexico el Paso

New Mexico State Dental Society elects new officers

Dr. F. E. Morton of Hurley was elected president to succeed Dr. Daniel P. Nolting of Albuquerque. Other officers named at the convention include Dr. Paul Henry of Las Vegas as vice president and Dr. Fred Muller of Taos as secretary.

Albuquerque F. E. Morton Hurley New Mexico State Dental Society Daniel P. Nolting Paul Henry Las Vegas Fred Muller Taos

Dancer Seldom Found On The SidelinE

Doris Blake discusses changing slang for wallflowers and argues popularity at dances hinges on effort and poise. She suggests self-improvement through dancing technique and social ease, noting that attractive appearance helps but personality and rhythm win favors, not clingy conduct.

Thedford's Black-Draught Featured as Constipation Remedy

The advertisement promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as good for constipation and relief from bilious headaches. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. S. G. Roberts of Porterville Alabama praising its reliability after 20 years of use. The ad claims a dose costs about one cent or less.

Thedford S. G. Roberts Porterville Ala

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Roosevelt Ruidoso News A. L. Knight Eva and Alta Carter’s Camp C. Cliner Rosehart F. D. Roberson Eastland Gussie Bream Babe Bream Sam Bream Lima, Ohio Miss Bream Polly Bream Carter A. L. Oxley Julia Torrence Lincoln U. S Midwest Southwest The Phoenix Ariz Alva Ogkia Kansas Kansas City Winona Minn Aberdeen Bismarck N. D New York Washington D. C Baltimore Chesterfield Osterfield Liccett & Myers Topacco Co Beulah Holcomb Marry Paul Horgan OTATE Doris Wallflower Grace Doris Blake Record
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