Deputy M Stevenson Improves at Home
M Stevenson deputy game warden is ill at his residence at Morningside Place but showing improvement.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
8
M Stevenson deputy game warden is ill at his residence at Morningside Place but showing improvement.
A single person appeared in police court today and was fined seventeen dollars and fifty cents for the charge of being drunk.
Police judge and justice of the peace L. L. (Kirk) Johnson resumed work this morning after a two day illness, confirming he is back on the job.
Advertisement claims Philco radios become more popular yearly due to superior performance and fewer troubles. It promises radio satisfaction with Philco and provides Electric Service contact as Falcon.
Funeral services for Marion A Turney aged 37 who died early Thursday morning will be held tomorrow at ten o'clock at the Talmage Chapel with Rev Julian Atwood of the First Baptist Church in charge. Interment will be at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.
The Mexican Methodist Church South plans a Saturday sale at Piggly Wiggly offering Mexican and American dishes. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
Hand embroidered Easter dresses in pastel shades available in sizes 1 to 6. Offered by Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street.
The Record reports Mrs. Daisy Notley Guffin won yesterday's news tip contest for a society item about a studio party held by her younger piano students. She earns two theatre tickets for Saturday. registration details are at The Record office. Upcoming attractions include Yucca and Princess houses with several films and performers listed for the weekend.
Union leaders faced growing resistance at home as they urged postponing action while maintaining confidence that President Roosevelt would back elections to determine union representation in collective bargaining. Labor spokesmen sent reassuring messages to Detroit, Flint, and other points to sustain support.
In Albuquerque on March 23 AP reports New Mexico newspaper association meeting advancing a regional code authority to oversee the press code. The expanded association includes printing plants and publishers with 85 members, as executives arrive to finalize state code authority. Scattered notes list E L Manson Clovis president Orval Rickets Farmington secretary J G Greaves Portales J C McConvery Santa Fe. Dr E Macon editor Rosenwell Daily Record attends.
Detroit reports telegrams from Washington promise definite results as union workers at Michigan auto plants resume lines under a flag of truce. General Motors plants post notices implementing a 36 hour week with wage increases offset to keep pay steady. Bowyer Rower Bearing Co directors in Detroit meet after mediation with 700 striking workers under regional labor board authority.
In San Francisco on March 23, three men were arrested by police for distributing radical literature. Longshoremen, whose strike was postponed after a personal appeal from President Roosevelt, prepared to present their demands to a mediation board to be named by the president. Some dissension existed among stevedores, but leaders said the truce would hold pending negotiations.
Washington March 23 RP says Joseph B Eastman arbitrator sent peace proposals to railroad managers and employes to settle the wage controversy. After a 90 minute session Eastman left with plan to return later to receive applications for seed loans. Congress provided 40.66 million for the emergency crop loan fund.
Chaves county's CWA worker quota was cut today from 186 to 149. The program ends March 31 and will be followed by Work Relief. No instructions on Work Relief handling have been received yet. Beginning March 50th the county quota will drop to 0.117 for the final two days of the program.
Brookshier's For Poultry lists young turkeys white ducks heavy hens pullets and guineas with fancy eggs two dozen for 25 cents. Phone 1174. Ralph Happy Keith has moved to The Old Mission Farber Shop, formerly at Arnold's Shop.
Washington reports that James H Rand chair of the committee for the nation read a letter from Dr William A Wirt head of the Gary school system accusing several brain trusters and backstage influencers of planning to impede business recovery to bring about communism in the country.
The Only Tailor HBERKOW offers on site suit making alterations and repairs at 115 West 4th Street Roswell advertising in section S8t2c.
J. J. Young notes a hen laid an egg containing three yolks. He says two yolk eggs are common but he has never priorly heard of a three yolk egg.
Four year old Maria Contreras died this morning at 7:30 at 111 Elm Street Roswell family home. Survived by father Pedro and mother Benito Najor plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. from St John’s Catholic Church with interment at South Park Cemetery under Ballard Funeral Home directions.
Co R Carr a Roswell architect and State Board of Examiners for architects member travels to Santa Fe for a meeting tomorrow at the secretary John Meems's office to discuss board matters.
White Minorca eggs and baby chicks for sale from imported stock. Trap-nested and blood tested Booth strain. Contact Pecos Valley Hatchery or Mrs. W W Pope for information. Also a ride to Albuquerque Sunday and a ride to Phoenix share expenses. Phone 865 W.
Advertising price list lists eggs at 12 1 2 cents a dozen, country butter 24 cents, Galion peaches 45 cents, gallon blackberries 45 cents, gallon plums 40 cents, pure pig sausage 12 1 2 cents, salmon tall pink 15 cents, lard four pounds 38 cents. Gross' Cash Grocery phone 711. Adv. M2012c
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