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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
7
The Santa Fe scene reflects postsession turmoil as the Beer and Wine bill passes amidst partisan jabs. Critics accuse governor and editor ties, while lawmakers promise schoolbook funding from new taxes. Debates on national recovery and banking aid frame the era’s political mood.
Sue Allard, a hotel telephone operator, meets Philip Gerard, a wealthy young man, in the hotel lobby. They plan a ride to Brooklyn, Sue prepares a dress with sisters Grace and Annabel, and Philip seeks a late afternoon meeting while patrons gossip about Sue’s social leap. The narrative follows her resolve to expand her circle beyond Pinky Trevis as her romance develops.
Great interest surrounds the New Mexico Hereford Breeders Association sale to be held next Monday at the fair grounds. 125 registered Herefords, including 110 bulls and 15 females, will go through the ring with Hardwick Brothers as leading consigners. 93 head are in their private sale stock, awaiting buyers. A banquet at Nickson Hotel Monday at 6:30 features notable speakers and Roswell guests are invited to purchase tickets at the chamber of commerce. The auction opens at 10 a.m. Monday and may finish in one day.
Federal Prohibition Director Colonel Amos W. Woodcock urged continuity of enforcement in a repeal era, stressing the bureau must protect dry states from wet influence. The piece blends quotes on duty with a dialogue about dating and social scenes, then shifts to film industry notes from Universal and MGM about upcoming productions and star assignments.
A compact moral roundup urges caution in trust and judgment. The pronouncements warn against hurried salespeople, shallow teachers, self aggrandizing strangers, and secrecy that breeds deception. The verses urge vigilance in believing others and oneself and in sharing confidential matters.
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Fragmented reminiscences mix astronomy envy with a tired Stanford campus scene. A weary man retreats from a reporters’ crush to silence, dreaming of the president’s salute and a quieter home. The piece muses on reforestation and a shift toward national renewal, noting beer policy advances.
A jumble of crossword clues is presented with numbers and partial phrases across and down. The fragment includes animal names, mythological figures, geographic terms, and various common words, with many garbled characters and incomplete entries.
The legislature's actions include tax changes for motorists, severance oil taxes, and a proposed highway patrol. The practical impact on highway mortality remains to be seen. the notes come from the Santa Fe New Mexican.
The Headlight reflects on the state legislature after adjournment noting uncertainty about its intentions. It regrets earlier cautious optimism and suggests a poor overall record, while cryptically accusing markets of remaining unaware of underlying issues.
VOX POPPER letter in a New York paper advocates SeM America as a slogan. The writer questions its feasibility and suggests giving it back to the Indians.
A shipment of four new books reaches the public library. Among them, A Cohalo and Man edited by Haven Emerson and six associates draws interest amid beer and wine law debates. Other titles include Our Wonder and of Bureaucracy by James L Beck about federal growth and constitutional impact, The Bank For International Settlements At Work by Eleanor L Dulles, and Antecdotes of Samuel Johnson by Hesther Lynch Prozzi.
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