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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles including editor and society editor and notes circulation pricing and advertising details. It states establishment under state mail rules with 1903 entry and AP affiliations.
The May 14 1935 Las Vegas Optic notes a Washington parade next Saturday featuring over 6000 school children from many regions, part of a growth to 2500 patrols and 230000 members, credited with protecting pupils during the closing school year. It also critiques carnival gambling and federal farm policy debates, urging authorities to curb gaming and heed public losses.
The piece argues farm demonstrations in Washington are wasted effort with little impact while Italy mobilizes class of 1912 and prepares 1911 class. It notes Indians on reservations and widespread imitation Indian goods, cites Col Louis Howe predicting a woman president within a decade, and contrasts flashy airplane crashes with the routine auto deaths that blur front pages.
Clovis paper quotes Mack Stanton of the Clovis Pews Journal predicting President Roosevelt will veto the Patman soldiers bonus bill citing budget promises and prior balance restrictions. He noting Roosevelt’s currency policy and “sound currency” aims as reasons behind a veto, framing it as political but inevitable.
Mothers day observed in the camp with many guests dining together. A chicken dinner was served for mothers, wives, friends, relatives, and camp members. Wires to mothers at home funded by Western Union credit courtesy. Afternoon shows drew many boys, then a Sunday morning game against City Marketball team was scheduled for the afternoon.
Mr Earl StaGe returned from Redondo California with a truckload of goods for Dr Wright. The Wright family now stays with Mrs Wrights uncle. Men s Club met with forty one members including Boy Scouts and many fathers. Speakers included Goldberg Shumaker Witte Rev Hedges Rev Slade C G Mason J T West. George Casabonne gave the Scout laws and Philip Heick the Scout oath as the boys pledged allegiance to the flag led by Clifford Wimberly and Garner Mason. American Legion Auxiliary served dinner. Jimmy Bowen is at home and rapidly regaining health. Mrs L W Garner hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. sandwiches cake and iced tea served to about twenty. Mr and Mrs W A Losey entertained the D C Club. contract bridge played. high score to Mr Andrus. At L C Club meeting Mrs Woody received a green pitcher of snapdragons an angel food cake and green glass plates for her birthday. Next meeting May sixteenth with Mrs Ross Jacobs. Mr and Mrs Curd hosted the senior class. progressive games with prizes to Viola Askins Glynn Knoll. refreshments to many. C G Mason visited Roswell on Monday. E A Paddock and Charlie Foster visited Hagerman. Alma McKinstry arrived from El Paso to visit relatives. Roswell visitors listed. Earl Slade and wife returned home. Mrs Slade visited the Parsonage while he was in California. Rev Musgrave and daughters spent Sunday with J G Huff in Lake Arthur.
Mayor J. E. Moore proclaims May 13 to 18 as Life Insurance Week in Roswell. He urges residents to safeguard families and future planning through life insurance and commends the insurance profession for its role in financial independence.
A Roswell luncheon marks the New Mexico Bankers Association convention with national comptroller J. T. O Connor leading broad talks. Commentary from diverse locals reflects views on Dennis Chavez's U S Senate appointment and Governor Tingley’s political moves amid economic stress.
C S Gross reports severe stomach pains that hindered work. After using Dr Emil's Adla Tablets the pain vanished and appetite returned. Ow Drug Co offers a money back guarantee on Adla treatment.
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