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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1933

Page

7

New Mexico Tax Law SB144 Under Fire by Voters

A 1933 public notice denounces Senate Bill 144 as harsh and unfair while urging repeal. It criticizes Governor and tax commissioner for not easing burdens and calls for immediate action, including a special session, regular session, or referendum to relieve taxpayers. The piece warns of widespread distress over potential tax foreclosures.

New New Mexico New Mexico France Mariette Tom

Racial Tensions Rise as New Mexico Faces University Policies

The piece argues the race question harms New Mexico, noting Spanish Americans and Anglos should freely form separate or mixed groups. It defends the right to ethnic societies, criticizes continued agitation, and condemns politicians for perpetuating the issue. The author urges dropping the racial questionnaire to end the damage.

New Mexico State University

Sue watches as Philip’s engagement to Merta roils her life

Two weeks after despairing farewells Sue and Philip learn of Philip Gerard’s engagement to Merta Morris amid sensational press coverage. The revelation deepens Sue’s loneliness, tests her pride, and reshapes her social circle as Grace and others react with mixed sympathy and gossip. Sue confronts an empty future without love or status, while pondering her place in a world of marriage and spectacle.

Sue Philip Judge Morris Merta Morris Philip Gerard Grace Merta Pinky Alice Junior Morris Sue Allard Metropolitan Annabel Pop Crock Ike Sue Philip the Great Metropolitan Hotel

Coiffure trends and personal style inspire youth look

The article urges women to study their own coiffure lines like hats, choosing styles that flatter their face and neck to look younger. It notes numerous fashion options, cautions against following leaders blindly, and encourages personal adaptation with tips on hair placement and shaping. It mentions Senator Jeter Blackburn denying a $15000 alienation suit, illustrating unrelated current events.

Jimmy Cagney

Governor Seligman urged wage hikes after presidential address

Governor Arthur Seligman commented on the President's speech urging wage increases to offset rising commodity prices. He said, run for it, signaling readiness to press for action to protect workers amid inflation and cost of living pressures.

Santal Fe Arthur Seligman

Return of Beer to Rob Legitimate Industry

The American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation of Chicago warns that legalizing beer will drain public finances and harm legitimate industry. They cite higher brewer profits, rising taxes elsewhere, and increased alcohol use as risks. They argue beer revenue will not balance budgets and will curb demand for other goods.

Capitol American Business Men’s Prohibition Foundation of Chicago Congress

Quote on beer, social and industrial impact

A fragment quotes a speaker predicting consistent outcomes from beer use, noting social, moral, and industrial effects remain unchanged. The line underscores skepticism about reform or change, implying entrenched habits and institutions would persist regardless of policy or attitude shifts.

Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith Dreamer Who Shaped Rights

The Rev Roy L Smith writes of a dreamer who sailed unknown seas to find a new world and who achieved the first airplane flight and the fight for women suffrage slavery abolition prison reform labor law and an ideal to save the world.

Roy L. Smith

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