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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
7
Rates show a yearly cost of 1.06 for home delivery and details for weekly monthly and annual charges. The notice was entered May 19 1903 at Roswell New Mexico as second class mail matter under the 1879 act.
A brief notice states Associated Press rights and republication limits for news dispatches and material published in the paper, confirming exclusive use and reservation of special dispatches. The statement underscores copyright protections and distribution rights for AP content.
The article urges forgetting the racial questionnaire as a nonessential problem that will resolve itself with time. It notes Democratic leaders halted a rush on the inflation bill amid fears of dissenting opinions and highlights suppression of minority rights in Russia.
A speaker contrasts United States strength with Red Russia during hard times citing employment, finance, and racial tensions as local woes, while asserting the nation remains far better off than its communist rival at its best.
Inflation by congressional act draws skepticism as Senate support grows. Critics warn inflation could harm prosperity, citing Germany as a cautionary example. If Congress approves a half billion yearly highway program, rapid start is urged, with current federal aid ending by June 1 and about 4900 workers facing layoffs.
Sue endures a crushing moment as Philip reveals the horrible truth about Merta and the scandal surrounding her father. He explains that Merta is the innocent victim, while Sue confronts the changed stakes and his struggle between loyalty and honor.
A literary digest notes the New York Times book editor’s selections, Morris Anson edits a Best Talking Pictures volume, and the American Braille Press marks ten years of publishing 50 million Braille pages in 40 countries. The Bookman renames and reshapes, with Books in Brief debuting this season.
Article discusses spring makeup trends focusing on purplish red rouge and lipstick, with playful notes on fashion models and cosmetic rules. Contains garbled OCR segments but centers on cosmetics, tones, and seasonal beauty ideas.
A damaged OCR fragment cites Colier's Magazine 1927 remarks on Knute Rockne urging abstinence and quotes Suzanne Lenglen on wine. Mentions a Roswell New Mexico hearing dated April 11 1952 with George L Foreman signature.
Vague documentary prose fragment describes two people driving together in silence as a spring wind rushes past. Dialog hints at unspoken feelings and a strained relationship, with unclear plot direction and fragmented text suggesting continued narration.
A fragment describes a scene where a man shifts from a tense forward posture to a relaxed slump in his seat by an open window. The passage hints at an ongoing narrative with the line TO BE CONTINUED and emphasizes the idea that no man is ever graduated from daily examination.
A note on the Chicago fair publicity reaching a final, concentrated stage with downtown district preparations to drum up world attention. Readers are invited to name a ginger colored, frisky lady pony owned by Panca, with a free ride awarded to the winner whose suggestion is adopted.
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