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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record presents advertising and subscription details for New Mexico circulation. Features rates in advance, carrier options in Roswell, and staff credits including Grace Mason, T Bear, Ed W. Scarnritt, and Don Wilkins. Includes publication rights and AP affiliation notes.
New Mexico speeds ahead under a 400 million federal highway program. By March 3 75.3 percent of the federal funds were allotted, and 85.1 percent of the state’s 5.79 million apportionment had been put to work. A total of 92 projects costing about 5.064 million were advertised, 83 started or awarded, and 59 employing 2,672 workers were under construction. Public Works Administration oversight notes federal grants may not require state matching and outlines allocations for federal aid, municipal extensions, and feeder roads with maintenance responsibilities for states and local authorities. The Bureau of Public Roads reports expedited bidding and reduced plans to hasten construction while maintaining public funds safeguards.
An opinion piece by Doris Blake argues dancing is vital for youth health and social life, praising dance as wholesome recreation. It discusses a young couple’s conflict over dancing, limits of dancing in married life, and the value of dance in reducing domestic tension. The piece advocates embracing dance while noting broader cultural context.
Bun O'Reilly and Finlay pursue clues after a murdered financier, a missing Helene, and a dramatic nighttime fall from a villa window. A photograph ties Bun to a Countess and a dangerous game in Grasse, Cannes, and Nice as they race to uncover who pushed whom and why, amid suspicious figures and a storm of secrets.
A column reflects on Saint Patrick and Irish heritage, urging attendance at church services this Sunday and noting fundraising for a marble monument on the Hill of Slane. It highlights the influence of Dickens and announces World readings of The Life of Our Lord and mentions Dr. S Alonzo Bright’s retirement from ministry in New Mexico. It also recalls Mormon settlement history near Roswell and Missouri Plaza on the Hondo River.
The Road to the Arms Parley staged in America appears in this installment of Your New Mexico. The note hints at a broader story to be continued, signaling ongoing discussions and political tension.
Gedys Huntington Pevans outlines signs of giftedness based on Dr. Hollingworth's findings. Early interests in words and numbers, precise language use, rapid recasting of sentences, curiosity about dictionaries, and ease with time concepts indicate advanced mental development in children.
Lieutenant Fisher and 1st Sergeant James McIntyre left Thursday morning to visit camps at High Rolls and Alamogordo. They joined tour activities and will report back on camp conditions and programs.
Fisherman offers minnows worms craw fish and frogs for sale. Located at 60S West Sth Street Ady, M12t6x. Sale details provided locally.
An advertising note touts Dailey's Cleaning Works claiming top Southwest dry cleaning quality. It promises insured garments and a Modern Re Shine process for a lustrous look with dependable expert service. Phone line 890 offered for next job.
The Young People's Legion of Salvation Army hosts a pie supper at 7 30 tonight at the temple Second and Virginia Streets. Proceeds aid self help and home missions. Public encouraged to attend.
Special Luxor oil permanent wave offers at Old Mission School of Beauty Culture. Weekly rate is $1.00 per day. Contact phone 182 or 219 N Main for appointments.
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