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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1933
Page
7
A notice records that advertising materials were furnished on application on May 19 1902 at Borwell New Mexico. The document notes second class mail status under federal law and rights reserved by The Associated Press. It details republication exclusivity for AP news dispatches and car news content.
Governor Seligman and Tax Commissioner Beall push ahead with June 12 tax sales despite criticism. The author condemns the tougher stance, arguing such actions show inhumanity and jeopardize the officials’ political futures in New Mexico.
A recent meeting in Roswell drew a small, hostile audience as residents voiced clear opposition to repealing the 18th Amendment. The discussion centered on keeping prohibition intact amid heated debate.
Daily summaries note bombs discovered yesterday in the residences of the American and British consul generals in Manchuria, signaling unrest and unpopularity of foreign officials. The piece also covers labor pay talks in Chicago, questioned Means testimony on Lindbergh kidnapping, tax and defense debates, and anti Leninist sentiment tied to Rockefeller Center murals.
Dee Howard, former House floor leader, says the people back petitions to suspend all new tax laws. He warns Gov Seligman risks a grave revenue crisis by delaying a special session and awaiting a successor, as petition circles grow in the state.
Sue and her autocratic grandmother Mrs. Parmely renew social ties while the Long Island mansion is renovated. Parmely’s power softens, Sue and Annabel pursue art and piano studies, Grace plans a marriage, Pop adjusts to a larger home and new routines as family life shifts amid revived prestige and daily drama.
A W C T U column warns that cocktail drinking endangers society as prohibition foes claim it enslaves Americans. Leaders worldwide decry rising alcohol use, with Sir Henry Drayton and Dr J R Russell noting youth and women’s drinking, crime links, and social decline. The piece cites London and Birmingham authorities and a London Daily Express report on college drinking. It ends noting Sue Allard’s social rise amid cocktail culture.
A historical note on school and club dinners referencing drinking culture. Dr. Courtenay Weeks warns that cocktails and strong spirits threaten child life, urging caution for the nation’s future generations. The text reflects societal concerns about alcohol influence and family relations.
The sermon stresses personal mastery over self rather than public power. It argues few men can hold high office, but all can govern their own actions and stay true to convictions while influencing others. The piece reflects Rev Roy L. Smith’s concise moral guidance on integrity and self control.
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