Roswell Daily Record masthead and staff notes
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff including Grace T. Bear society editor Epw. L. Scarrtt city editor Don Wilkins and advertising manager. It notes publication details such as market pricing and subscription rates in advance for New Mexico and Roswell, and the paper is entered May 19, 1903 as second class mail matter under federal act with Associated Press news use restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace T. Bear
Epw. L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
Rcal
Mellon Victory and Silver Plans Shape 1934 Politics
The article notes Andy Mellon avoiding tax evasion indictment and comments on a rising silver price as the government plans to nationalize silver. It reports New Mexico Progressives meeting Albuquerque May 15 and Republicans May 6 to discuss party union, likely influencing the 1934 elections amid tensions with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Canada
United States
Barbara Breaks Her Father's Rule for Love
Barbara, dominated by a jealous traditionalist father in Lynwood Oxbridge, reveals she will marry the visiting novelist Gregory Rance. Across tense confrontations, she confronts him, promises to wed, and seeks a path through her father's resistance as their emotional crisis deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbhara Brauche
Lynwood
Oxbridge
Barbara
Aed
Gregory Rance
Liurte Chiswick
Rance
Elieg Perth
Ranee
Arzain
Mda Old Thomas
Mr. Browne
Thomas
Abbie
Barabara
Senator Cutting Pressures for Progressive Republican Senate Ticket
Roswell readers hear that Progressives may back Republicans to win the next U S Senate race. Cutting aims to return, Gutting and Dillon seen as ideal GOP candidates, while independent tendencies could complicate any settlement. Hatch and Chavez also named as possible contenders with broad New Mexico party talent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cutting
U. S. Senate
Gutting
Dillon
Senate
Ut Fing
Hatch
Sidelights on Pecos Valley Ownership Shift and Local notes
A Pecos Valley summary notes a possible ownership transfer of regional electric utilities from St Louis to a New York group and the retirement of Judge I R Kelso as leader. It also mentions suspension of twenty-one New Mexico American Legion posts, a penny tax incident in Artesia, rabbits driven into town by dry conditions, and a cyclic weather debate affecting farming and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
St. Louis
New York
I. R. Kelso
Judge Kelso
Kelso
Southwestern Public Service Company
American Legion
New Mexico
Franson Cutting
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
General Motors
Barnum
Fearless footballers match polo debut with second string
Barracks Briefs recounts the Fearless footballers led by Hawk and teammates in a polo challenge against La. Thompson's polo group. Despite limited polo experience, the squad shows promise with four goals while the opponents fielded backups. The piece blends campus wit with campus life and plans for next week’s rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la. Thompson
Hawk
Watsom
Maxwell
Pincet
Squirt McKinney
Eveir Dupois
Squirt
White Sands Alamogordo name debate and stock mood
In New Mexico notes columnist Bill Sutherland argues for renaming White Sands to Alamogordo Sands to boost local benefit, while Roswell Lakes faces resistance. The piece notes stockholder reluctance amid market collapse, and surveys Native remedies like chuck paste and mamasania among New Mexico traditions.
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Bill Sutherland
Las Cruces
White Sands
Alamogordo Sands
Roswell Lakes
Alamogordo
Roswell Country Club Special Stockholders Meeting
Members are urged to attend a special meeting of Roswell Country Club stockholders on Wednesday May 9 1934 at 730 pm at the Chamber of Commerce to elect two directors and limit each member to two proxies. S J Wahren Bassett secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
S. J. Wahren Bassett
Ascension Day Service at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church will hold Holy Communion services on Ascension Day Thursday per the Church Calendar. Visitors are welcome to attend the morning service at Saint Andrews.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Record Publishing Company
Business Office
U Society
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Andy Mellon
New “Mexico
Albuquerque
Republican Party
Albufinerque
Eherbara
Pather
Sle
Gregory
Owen Johnson
Father
Artesia
State of
Pecos
Smith
M. L
Beach
Stretch Harvey
Ike Seelig
Ike
Bill Kennedy
Bill
Becker
Hlank
Cruces
Hank
Cunnellia
Franklin Mountains
Sol
Jimmie ‘Welch
Hersh
Hershel Jones
James
Brigham
John McShaffry
YOUR
Blue Car
Whiteman
Old Mexico
Country Club
Ady
Budweiser
King OF Bottled Beer
Anheuser-Busch
Elson & CO
East Second Street
Rambier Tires
NRA
Montgomery Ward & CO
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