Roswell Daily Ad Rates and Publication Details
Roswell Daily announces advertising rates by subscription and location. It lists postal distribution in Chaves County and across New Mexico and other states. The paper is published weekdays at 424 North Main Roswell New Mexico and carried by the Associated Press with local and AP dispatch rights.
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Chaves
New Mexico
Roswell
North Main Street
New
Congress
Associated Press
Commission upholds official dignity in hearing bias case
The New Mexico Corporation Commission refused to disqualify Commissioner Pickett from hearing Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.’s request for a major rate increase. The decision preserves the elected official’s role despite accusations of prejudice. The article notes public anger toward the company for seeking steep rate hikes amid public discontent.
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Corporation Commission
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Pickett
New Mexico
Americans Question Ike Churchill on Southeast Asia Defense
The public wonders if Britain will match U S in Southeast Asia defense and if we will bear the costs. They question backing French Indochina at risk of widening Asia involvement and fear repeats of the Korean fiasco.
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Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Southeast Asia
United States
England
France
Europe
European Defense Command
Guatemala Revolt Shifts Power as Army Chief Takes Control
The resignation of President Guzman and the army chief of staff assuming government control mark a shift amid an anti Communist revolt. Exiled opponents vow to continue the fight but the change could curb Communist influence and bolster anti Soviet sentiment in the Americas.
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Free Americas
Guzman
Guatemala
Guzman Nad
Americantates
Law Proposed Bans Political Phishing Campaign Photos
The Charlotte News argues for a rule barring candidates from using photos of themselves in campaign ads if those images are a decade old or more. The opinion contends outdated pictures mislead voters and distort current public image.
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Charlotte
N.C
Water restrictions imposed in Silver City NM area
Low water pressure triggers Silver City town board to restrict lawn watering by address parity. Odd numbers on odd days and even numbers on even days to conserve storage. Residents previously ignored the rule. The Daily Press calls for cleanup of vacant lots and rubbish buildup in town. Gallup Independent notes NM Republicans may gain ground as Democrats face a vague platform.
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New Mexico Western College
Silver City
THE
Daily Press
Press
Gallup
New Mexico
Independent
Minister and former police radio operator resigns in Tucumcaca
A minister who became a police radio operator last year has resigned from the force in Tucumca iri. Previously she served as pastor of the First Christian Church in that city. The resignation cites personal affairs requiring attention.
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Tucumcairi
First Christian Church
Small time cheating on unemployment checks in state
The Gallup Independent reports penny ante cheating in unemployment payments, noting it offends the public as much as grander schemes, even though no mink coats or deep freeze devices are involved.
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Gallup Independent
Albuquerque Transit Ride Slump Feeds Traffic Crunch
The Journal argues that reduced Albuquerque bus service boosts car use as riders abandon transit, worsening the urban traffic problem. The pattern mirrors many towns facing cuts as the bus company trims routes and riders.
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Albuquerque
The
Journal
Albuquerque Bus Company
Colorado Springs Secures Air Force Academy Location
Colorado Springs cheers as the Air Force Academy lands in the city after a campaign that cost the Chamber of Commerce $30,000. The governor hails the site as one of the greatest events since statehood with Roswell having made a credible bid.
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Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Academy site bidding echoed by Santa Fe paper
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes cadets at the new Air Force Academy Colorado Springs will do little flying. It laments missing a stiffer bid for the location, citing high altitude and mountains as initial drawbacks. It urges community leaders to show more foresight to snag future plum assignments.
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe New Mexican
DeVargas Hotel Buys Adjacent Meth odist Church in Santa Fe
The DeVargas Hotel in Santa Fe purchased the old Methodist church building beside the hotel as part of expansion plans in the past.
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DeVargas
Santa Fe
Food aid planned for unemployed families in drought hit Grant County
Due to mine closures and a protracted drought in Grant County, the Silver City Daily Press reports plans to distribute food to needy families of unemployed workers. The state welfare bureau will furnish the food while county officials store and distribute it.
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Grant County
Silver City Daily Press
State Welfare Bureau
Baby Daniel Scott McInnis Born at Roosevelt County Hospital
Daniel Scott McInnis was born Saturday morning at Roosevelt County Hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Willie McInnis. The hospital has operated for four years.
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Number 1000
Roosevelt County Hospital
Daniel Scott McInnis
Willie McInnis
City Manager reports no summer water shortage in Las Cruces
Las Cruces city manager Pat McClernon assures residents no drought or dole is anticipated. Three new wells will join the pipeline to supply over two million gallons daily. Sun-News criticizes excessive fundraising campaigns and urges community support for a single Community Chest drive.
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Pat McClernon
Las Cruces
The
Sun-News
New Mexico Plans Big Home for Future Governors
New Mexico intends a large residence to house future governors with seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. The project aims to accommodate multiple governors or their families as terms change.
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New Mexico
Zuni Firefighters Aid Sitgreaves Forest Blaze Surge
A crew of New Mexico Zuni firefighters were dispatched to Sitgreaves National Forest near Holbrook to battle about 50 fires sparked by dry lightning. The largest blazes grew to roughly 20 acres as flames spread across the burned area.
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Holbrook
Ariz
New Mexico
Churchill's shift on Russia and postwar peace plans
Drew Pearson reports a changing stance by Churchill from wartime iron will against Russia to now favoring cooperation with Molotov and Russia. The piece traces Churchill’s 25 years since the Rapidan visit, his wartime battles over the second front, and Stalin’s deadly notes, concluding Churchill’s view has shifted toward working with Russia for world peace.
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Drew Pearson
Churchill
Russia
Washington
England
United States
Rapidian River
Virginia
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Churchil
London
Molotov
Europe
English Channel
Poland
Germany
U.S
North
Africa
Italy
Balkans
Stalin
Quebec
FDR
Foslow
Joe
Winnie
Murmansk
Norwegian
Stalingrad
Yugoslavia
Mikhailovich
Lord Alexander
Moscow
Roosevelt
New York Panel Overrules Police Charge in License Case
A three man New York panel overruled police in charging a woman with prevaricating on her license application by giving different ages. The judges said as long as she remains over 21 the fiction has legal sanction.
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New York
Police Department
Tallahassee
Fla
Cutting Remarks Sever Friendships Quickly
A sharp line of comments can quickly drive friends apart, leaving relationships strained as hurt feelings rise. Strong words obscure trust and open conflict, ending closeness and changing dynamics within social circles.
Judge Duniton to preside in Roswell District Court
Twenty five years ago on June 29 1929 Judge Carl Duniton of Silver City was to arrive in Roswell Monday to preside over District Court in Judge G A Richardson absence during his vacation Dexter published a full page ad for its July 4 celebration George Wilcox led the rodeo as manager with Inez Wilcox as diving manager and the second annual Sunshine Queen Contest opened to girls 15 and up ages 8 to 15 and under 8 all entering for prizes.
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Carl Duniton
Silver City
Roswell
District Court
G. A. Richardson
Dexter
George Wilcox
Inez Wilcox
Mclean
Water Department of
Falls Church
Gold Dreams and Old Mines in New Mexico Echo Through Time
Inside The State Capital columnist frames New Mexico’s mining history from San Pedro to San Lazarus Wash. He recalls gold fever, oil drilling and uranium prospects, legends like The Sandia Mountain Robin Hood, and figures such as Mariano Leyba and Col. Francisco Chavez. The piece ties past and present hopes for water, weather control, and economic development.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Walker Hunsaker
San Pedro
Golden
San Lazarus Wash
Carnahan
John J. Raskob
Howard Bryan
the Tribune
Mariano Leyba
Sandia Mountain
Robin Hood
Ulysses S. Grant
la Madera Springs
Sandias
Dolores
Ortiz Mountains
Howell Gage
Herman Oliphant
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Dudley Cornell
Johnny Giannini
Sidney Weil
San Pedro Mountain
Jimmie Oxnard
Arizona University
Santa Fe
Jason D. Jones
Wall Street
Oscar Huber
George A. Kaseman
Madrid
1Ifth Cavalry
New Mexico National Guard
Glorietta Pass
Ben Martinez
Norman H. King
Chapelle
Tony Romero
Ted Chase
Will Keleher
New Mexico Economic Development Commission
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Wortmann
Steve Reynolds
General Electric
Monks and Missions Mark Pecos Scene With History
Readers glimpse Pecos life where Trappist monks tend gardens and rebind law books at Pecos while Baptists study scriptures at Glorietta. Cavalry echoes linger at Ft. Union as a new national monument preserves history and a tourist speeds by on a highway behind a 200 horsepower motor amid lingering turmoil.
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Pecos
Baptist Assembly
Glorietta
Ft. Union
Water Project Dreams Lift New Mexico City Editors
Meantime in our Cities New Mexico newspapermen ponder bringing water from the San Juan or the Missouri to this dry land as they contemplate the possibilities amid headline work.
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Bate
Tularosa
Missouri
New Mexico
Washington Times Herald
Patrick J.harmey
San Juan
Cities on Honor Roll Albuquerque
Six New Mexico cities Alamogordo Artesia Deming Las Cruces Portales and Silver City were placed on the National Safety Council honor roll for having no traffic fatalities in 1953.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Artesia Deming
Las Cruces
Portales
Silver City
National Safety Council
Psychologists Study Businessmen and Consumer Minds
Psychologists are analyzing how buyers react to products and how to manage workers. They warn against ads implying a woman’s inferiority and note women seek reflection and social status. Jersey Standard Oil cites studies of shop talk and worker desires to boost morale and productivity.
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New York
Chicago
Weiss &Geller
M. J. Rathbone
Jersey Standard Oil
No Time For Hurry In June
Frederick Othman recalls a slow paced June in Falls Church Fairfax County with road work disturbing his newly laid asphalt driveway and a late arrival by Mayor Fink. He laments the drought and shares anecdotes about a runaway horse and rural life near Lake Victoria to the Rift Valley.
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Herman
Fink
Falls Church
No Man’s Land
Mrs. O
Fairfax County
Itell
Hilda
Harry Farrer
the Pike
Mayor Fink
Crossword Puzzle ACROSS L Mineral spring 4
Dressed 8. Read metrically 12. Study 13. French river 14. Cavity 15. Prove superior 17. City in Oklahoma 18. Woody plant 19. Pleated strips of lace 21. Down: prefix 23. Controlling 26. Repositories for valuables 29. Intention 30. Female deer 31. Embraces 33. Assimilate 35. Air: comb. form 36. Pronoun 38. Nostrils 39. Place of seclusion 41. Quarter pint: abbr. 42. Great aversion 44 Cozy home 48. Frozen desserts 50. Change cars 52. Meditate 62. Unaspirated $4. Afternoon function 55. Favorites 66. Ancestral house of kings
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French River
Oklahoma
Ancestral House of Kings
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