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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record was entered as Second Class Mail matter in Roswell New Mexico on May 19 1903 under the Act of March 2 1879. The notice records the newspaper’s postal status and origin details for archival and mailing purposes.
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On May 1 1933 the piece argues Republicans have not changed on money tariffs and other issues while Democrats have reversed their declared stances since Roosevelt's inauguration. It claims Democrats now obstruct Republican critiques of their own measures.
The Democratic party will not pay the soldier bonus now or soon. The House previously passed it to embarrass President Hoover, but the Senate decisively rejected payment, and the House is expected to follow with a reversal.
Governor Seligman completes the state board of finance now including five members and adds Paul A. F. Walter of First National Bank of Santa Fe as another banking representative. The Albuquerque Journal notes public representation remains limited but argues the board is better than none.
Hope News items list births marriages and local visits. Mr and Mrs Loyd Crockett welcome a baby girl born April 26. Freddie Mack aged 17 and Miss Hope McCabe aged 16 wed in Carlsbad on April 25. J H Bridgman attended business in Roswell Thursday. Residents including Mr and Mrs Meyers Cotontail Ranch visited Hope on Thursday. Mrs C V Moore and Miss Alma ane traveled through Hope to Weed to meet sister Miss Maggie Lane who will return for vacation at Lake Arthur. Jr and Mrs Cy Bunting Mr and Mrs Dave Bunting and daughter Maxine drove to Roswell on business. Josayle Bunting visiting Pegey Hamill this weekend. Mrs Ernest Scoggin attended business in Artesia Thursday. Mr Hail of Lubbock attended business in Hope Thursday. Hw D Guess and Felix Santo attended business in Artesia Thursday. Claud Wimberly in Artesia under doctor care. Mrs W W Lock hosted a tea for a school class Wednesday. Shae Prude was in Tegia Thursday evening.
Merta Morris endures terror and grief after her father's dual identity is exposed. She reasserts her pride with Philip as her ally, while Pierre remains a potential comforter. Amid social peril, she plans to marry Philip for security, despite lingering hopes for Pierre.
A W C T U column cites authorities arguing beer and other alcohol are poisons. It notes brewers set 0.5 percent as a non intoxicating limit, yet seek higher allowances. Quotes from Pouglassen Emerson and D Ab er non discuss alcohol’s depressant effects and temperance concerns alongside legal and health perspectives.
A humorous column muses on teaching cows to obey traffic signals to stop at red and go on green, drawing a parallel to teaching motorists and pedestrians.
Paris fashion note from Antoinette Donnelly on Riviera style shifting toward casual, sun worn outfits. M Le Long cites underwear and color as key, with white as base and accents in hyacinth blue, bold greens, and violets. Perfume choice varies by occasion, with caution against using daytime scents for evening wear.
W A Sutherland of the Farmer Valley association warns the New Mexico state treasurer against purchasing 500000 in highway debentures under a 2 million debenture bill. He says the referendum suspends the law and could make the treasurer liable on bonds. The governor asserts the debenture is legal and a referendum cannot affect actions already taken.
A playful column reflects on May Day traditions and changing gift expectations from May baskets to modern items. It notes Business and Professional Women trips to Carlsbad Caverns to study prices and fees, mentions Pastor Atwood’s Roswell visit amid threats, and jokes about President's Day with daylight saving starting, urging early rising to keep up with F D R.
Santa Fe April 29 AP Mrs Marguerite P Baca secretary of state said she would seek an attorney general ruling on accepting referendum petitions for emergency clause laws Farmers Holiday association in Albuquerque announced six acts to invoke referenda four involve debentures severance tax delinquent tax collection and purchasing agency The constitution exempts emergency clause laws from referenda but lawyers say a court might find no real emergency and strike it down to allow a referendum.
The Rev Roy L Smith argues that making a living without work is futile and that life demands giving to it. He cautions against seeking contentment in uselessness and stresses loyalty, knowledge, love for learning, and true religious cultivation as essential to any meaningful life.
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