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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
4
The Roswell Daily News announces subscription rates with in state and out of state pricing, carrier and mail options, and staff roles. Publication details note edition timing, address at Roswell New Mexico, and AP membership with exclusive reproduction rights. The date shown is Monday June 30 1952.
A New Mexico tally of eight of twelve New Mexico delegates backing Oklahoma Senator Robert Kerr for the Democratic presidential nomination is seen as a risky political move. The piece argues Kerr’s prospects are slim and urges delegates to avoid premature commitments, suggesting a prudent post‑convention deal could yield gains for New Mexico Democrats.
Walker Air Force Base plans an under construction school designed for future pupils with age appropriate classrooms and modern facilities. The base says supervision will fall under the county system while remaining property of the military. The project aims to strengthen ties between base personnel and the surrounding community and improve civilian military relations.
The piece argues Texas Governor Shivers opposes New Mexico flood control plans west of Roswell and the Honda reservoir use, risking Roswell floods to gain water. It cites past Roswell damage, legal questions, and questions whether Texas prioritizes its supplies over Roswell residents, calling the stance unneighborly.
Carlsbad moves to ease a severe hospital shortage with a planned build or enlargement project. Business leaders have pledged 360000 toward a new or expanded facility, aiming to reach about one million dollars after a fundraising campaign. Harold Miller headlines a charity effort hosting state themed parties to gather attendees from various states, with Illinois sending 92 guests so far.
The Santa Fe New Mexican will raise its daily delivery price to 1.65 dollars per month this week, citing two sizable newsprint cost increases over the past year as the reason for the boost.
The Santa Fe budget for the coming year totals $450,000 from the general fund. Police department appropriation rises from $115,000 to $137,000 in hopes of improving conditions within the force and insulating it from political influences, though some question whether politics can be kept out of Santa Fe.
Artesia plans a July 1 water rate increase expected to yield about 43000 in new revenue for the water department while a 320000 water and sewer improvement program is postponed by the city council. A housing project in Artesia received approval and construction may start within ten days, clearing the way for development.
A report outlines ongoing discussions around General Arthur and the Taft ticket as party leaders weigh presidential and vice presidential possibilities. The piece cites voting blocs, committee maneuvers, and concerns over gas and oil interests influencing nominations and public policy, with references to Watchdog figures and senate actions.
Newspaper gossip brief compiling Walter Winchell style items on Owen Lattimore Senate probe plans and subpoenas, plus society buzz with Harriman aides, FDR confidants, Marilyn Monroe, Buzzie Roosevelt, Sammy Kaye, Barbara Benson, and other stylish society and political notes.
Hal Boyle reports on Navajo traditions and beliefs from a Denver perspective. The piece covers in law avoiding mother in law trouble, as well as practices from child discipline to medicine men, cleanliness, humor about omelets and breakfast, and views on food, water, and survival on the sprawling reservation.
Ambassador William O'Dwyer reportedly signed a contract with Walter S. Hack president of Nedick's for $50,000 a year to lead the Nedick's chain in Mexico. He plans to reside there, with Truman asking him to delay resignation until after elections. Commentators note a shift in support from Maxim to Ike.
Mickey Spillane, the million selling mystery author, fled his Newburgh New York home citing Life and True publicity as sheer embarrassment. He phones his wife every few days from unknown locations. B Baruch still wears his Phi Beta Kappa key. Renee Malhame named Miss United Nations appears in People Today. Fashion models outdoors near the Museum of Modern Art are photographed wearing mink and sable for autumn magazines. A new movie ad proclaims itself funnier than any film in town.
Bonnie Lake sister of Ann Sothern and baroneer Russ Case applied for a license in Greenwich Connecticut last Friday. Unclear if it has been used yet. Also mentions Bob Ruark planning to move to Kenya to buy a ranch and spend six months writing books. Chlorophyll craze worries scientists who developed it as debunkers claim goats eat chlorophyll rich grass and greens and rank second to the skunk in odor.
Gossip notes suggest Phil Silvers and his wife are reconciling with she frequently appearing near his undressing room, raising questions about their marriage. Further details appear continued on page five.
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