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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record circulation and staff listing appears with publisher record details, officers names, and the paper's association with The Associated Press. It notes pricing per year and carrier delivery, along with general publication information from early 1900s Roswell.
Senator Bratton appears to back anti Seligman forces and seeks federal posts for J. F. Zimmerman of the State University and major NM appointments before retirement. A big public works bill with a robust road program is seen as good for New Mexico, while federal highway aid loss would harm thousands. Roswell firms await federal relief funds tied to payments from the governor’s bank.
The Carrizozo Outlook prints a swift critique of a new ratings schedule. U S Senator Bronson M Cutting condemns the plan as unjust and harmful to defense-less citizens. The piece urges veterans to reflect on an administration that diminishes what defenders deserve.
W C T U column discusses a new approach to alcoholism treatment. Dr Wilder Croft of Cornell notes a recent chemical therapy and Dr Bancroft reports success using sodium rhodanate in twelve cases, including delirium tremens and chronic alcoholism, while stressing health and patient will as factors.
A brief promotional note urges readers to memorialize mothers by purchasing Beautiful Mother's Day Greeting Cards from Cobean Stationery Shop. The ad emphasizes the simple investment and the lasting pleasure of being remembered.
Abby Preston tends flowers and shares stories with Anna Hale during a Jersey visit to Mrs Parmely at the Metropolitan. Anna slips back to her obedient persona as the two friends discuss letters, tulips, and Esther while Parmely endures a chaotic day with staff and a phone call to Semperly.
Local automotive advert promotes the New Plymouths showcase and mentions The New Low Prices from Lowrey Auto Company with a bold A2Sific emphasis.
The column mocks paper money and gold notions, noting we saved little. It jokes about Blanche with a decoy, a missing reader, and a flirtatious office visit. Albuquerque High’s state track bid faltered when a relay runner fouled late, underscoring cautions about shouting too soon.
President Roosevelt keeps a Washington tradition by appointing Claude G. Bowers as minister to Spain. Bowers, author of Jefferson And Hamilton and The Tragic Era, plans to continue literary work in Madrid. Also noted is a New York Chinatown incident where a policeman remarks to Pearl Buck that The Good Earth is the best written book he has read.
The author Mazo de la Roche is set to release another entry in the Jalua family saga following earlier reports of Jalua and Whit eoaks of Jalua and Finch's Fortunes. The note signals continued exploration of the Jalua lineage for fans.
Isabel Wilder writes a new novel in progress titled Mary stood in the doorway and looked at her father. Hildegarde Hawthorne authored The Romantic Rebel about Nathaniel Hawthorne. Andrew Mellon remains silent on the inflation situation, prompting lighthearted speculation. James Trustow Adams becomes honorary fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, a rare American honor. Van Loon continues royalties from The History of Mankind while planning a multi year arts history project. A motion picture theme song Looking Forward appears in theaters nationwide.
Sidney Howard writes Alien Corn in Ibsen fashion about a Viennese music master's daughter who falls for a wealthy married man, set in a small middle west college town.
President Roosevelt approves a permit for a motion picture producer after reviewing the project and its proposed distribution. The decision hinges on compliance with wartime censorship and national interest guidelines. Officials expect formal clearance and production to proceed in the coming weeks.
In a letter to the press a Roswell grower decries price cutting by nonmembers of the Roswell Truck Growers Association. He cites stores paying below costs, peddlers undercutting prices, and market chaos across Pecos valley. He urges all growers and citizens to back a fair, living price to support farmers and stop store-driven depravation.
The Rev Roy Smith urges patience and steady virtues as the foundation of faith. He asserts religion, patriotism, loyalty, learning, and appreciation improve character, while stern discipline and cooperation drive results beyond mere competition.
Probate Court of Thaves county New Mexico issues testamentary notice for the estate of Martin deceased. Executrix Lottie Yoder is appointed and all claimants must present claims within one year from May first, 1533 or be barred.
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