Roswell Daily Record applauds highway commission picks
The Roswell Record lauds Lea Rowland Clyde Oden and Ed Sargent for state highway commission roles. It notes Democratic and Republican support, urges fair treatment for Pecos Valley, and praises Governor Tingley for appointing capable Roswell leaders to the panel.
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Rosweil
Lea Rowland
State Highway Commission
Clyde Oden
Albuquerque
Ed Sargent
Chama
Democratic Party
New Mexico
Sargent
Oden
Rowland
Seligman and Hockenhull
Pecos Valley
State
Tingley
Roswell
Tom McClure
W. P. Saunders
Camp Chatter Weekending in Camp Echoes Townbound
Camp chatter details a weekend influx of townbound youths after payday amid a new educational program led by Mr. Wilson. Lieutenant Cobb becomes second in command as injuries and mishaps surface from last week while Busby departs for Juarez and nearby points.
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Joe
Tuckness
Wilsins
Cobb
Wilson
Probate Court notices and motor patrol commentary from Roswell era
In Chaves County probate court Arno Kletzner estate heirs and creditors are notified of a March 26 1935 hearing at 10 a.m. to settle heirs final report discharge and ownership with attorney Lake J. Frazier listed and objections due to the county clerk. Also early 1930s state motor patrol commentary argues for enlargement and enforcement to reduce accidents and losses on highways.
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Arno Kletzner
Selma Verw. Forster
Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
Bert Ballard
Lake
Frazier, Esq
Court Mouse
Falcom Electric Service Ad Promises No Fix No Pay
A Santa Fe New Mexican ad advertises Falcom Electric Service offering 23 years experience with free estimates and a no fix no pay guarantee. Calls for ambulance via a First Aid Station for crippled radios and mentions 125 West Second Street.
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Falcom Electric Service
West Second Street
Jatfe
The Forgotten Honeymoon Ends in a Standoff
Rhoda Cornboise plans an arranged marriage to Maj. Ralph Sternack while loving Colin Briarley who is unjustly jailed for a murder. Colin escapes jail with warder Jack Caermaen’s help and confronts Stornack to protect Rhoda and his own freedom. Colin intends to kill Stornack, force a public confession, and secure Rhoda’s future as she faces a web of deceit and inheritance.
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Rhoda Cornboise
Ralph Sternack
Rhoda
Colin Briarley
London
Colin
Hornack
Stornack
Jack Caermaen
Caermaen
Starnack
Jarroman
Saermaen
Rawlings
Rhea
Leningway
Galston
Stomach
Ralph Stornack
Rolund
Storach
Colm
Simpson
Peter Merryweather
Jim
Ralph
Ralph Stornach
Jack
Briarley
Fon c Crew
Sidelights on the News on State Employment and Reform
Governor Clyde Tingley faces questions on state pay scales and unemployment relief. Critics urge cutting department excess and family employment, arguing one employed family member per household, and rejecting pensions or investments as eligibility. The piece links reform to job preservation during high unemployment and budget strain.
A Strain on the Family Tie in Government
A historical piece condemns nepotism and dual employment in New Mexico and beyond. It notes the political cost of placing relatives in public jobs, highlights the rise of women in government roles during hard times, and calls for reforms like stronger laws and national action led by groups such as the Good Government League. The commentary urges awakening public responsibility to curb perceived abuses.
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New Mexico
Tingley
Good Government League
Who Will Help Toward a Fund for My Defense
Milton R. Smith credits the lack of interpreters for the legislature's efficiency and notes the two language approach slowed work. Mrs. John J. Dempsey leads the Seventy-four Club wives group in Washington. Other items mention oil prospects, odd natural history claims, ghost town rumors, and local obituaries and moves in New Mexico communities.
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Mbexico
Milton R. Smith
Carlsbad
John J. Dempsey
Congressman Dempsey
Seveny-four Club
Washington
Dempsey
Portales
Hobbs
Claudel
Fort Sumner
Natural History
Milnesand
John Hare
Open House by State U Engineering Dept
The University of New Mexico engineering department announces an open house on March 8 at Carlisle Gymnasium to coincide with the state high school basketball tournament. Visitors can view engineering exhibits and the latest scientific phenomena with motion pictures in separate halls. Demonstrations will feature chemistry, mechanical, and civil engineering exhibits. Student committee members from Albuquerque and nearby towns will oversee the event.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carlisle Gymnasium
Asture Hall
William Well
Lionel McCray
Rock
Hiltch Remsey
Raton
Harris McDonald
Harold Pearson
Milton Feree
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Record Publishing Company
Society
E. Mason
Grace T. Bear
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkeins
Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
Associated Pres
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Highway Commission
LE -Hood
Lawrence Parker
Fl Paso
Garcia
Shindler
Blaylock
Campbell
Waters
Levy Dickerson
Scott
Tiny Winters
Hayes
Busby
Juarez
Levy
Chaves
Ralph A. Sheehan
Seal
Santa Fe New Mexican
BY Roy Vickers
Copsright
Clyde Tingley
State Board of Finance
Welfare Department
LUNA
Ruidoso
Hondo
John Moulton
Clovis
Alabama
Mississippi
Santa Rosa Road
Santa Rosa
Lfe
Los Angeles
Clayton
S. M. Edmondson
C. P. Milligan
State Medical Association
Stewart Edwards
Glens
Melbourne
U. Engineering Dept
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