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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1956
Page
4
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports 1955 polio cases in the continental United States at 29 270, down from 38 741 in 1954. Vaccine prevented 1 200 to 1 300 paralytic cases, and continued vaccination aims to shrink future polio incidence.
The Albuquerque Journal reports President Eisenhower is physically active, mentally alert, with an excellent appetite and digestion. Doctors note normal heart changes from recovery eight months after a coronary, while distractions over leadership persist from Democratic Chair Butler.
The article argues higher prices may hit autos shoes and men’s and boys’ suits next fall as manufacturers face inflation driven costs. It notes wage hikes and steel mill costs push prices, while retailers expect continued demand and modest markdowns amid shifting economic warfare with the East.
James Marlow analyzes U.S. views on Soviet changes. He warns anti Russian mood risks misreading shifts and weakening American leadership. The piece weighs Truman and Eisenhower policies against evolving Soviet goals and cautions against rigidity.
An explorer reflects that life in a jungle feels safer than in the city. He notes how a cheerful smile can soften others toward a well dressed stranger and praises counting blessings while observing a group of fine youngsters.
Washington hosts Indonesia president Soekarno as Eisenhower welcomes a key nonaligned ally. Soekarno seeks U.S. support amid anti-communist concerns while Indonesia builds independence gains and strong relations with the United States. The piece also notes U.S. role in Indonesia’s history andگ political context.
25 Years Ago item notes St. Peter's Altar Society maps a benefit bridge tea at the Country Club. Also listed: G H Salmon robbed on courthouse lawn of $20, and local advertisers Hameed's and Old Lanterne Gifte Shoppe. Pope Pius XI condemns vast wealth, urging systemic reform. East Grand Plains class 8 graduation speaker Rev LeRoy Thompson.
Albert Stubbs Jim Barber former editor of the Carlsbad Current Argus resigns to back Governor Simms in the Democratic bid and pursue own newspaper ownership. He praises Carlsbad, notes hotter weather, and outlines barnstorming ahead with Simms while Roswell shows police film and local sports press urges Rockets support.
A reader argues retirement should be a joint effort, with husbands sharing housework to ease the burden on wives. A second reader describes allergies to orris root karaya gum flaxseed and May flies and identifies common sources in cosmetics foods paints and more. May fly allergy is regional and contact with allergens matters, but not all exposure triggers asthma. Tomorrow: Alice in Wonderland syndrome.
A 37 year old woman asks if a 32 year old man can marry her successfully. The reply says yes if he knows her true age and is not seeking a wife who will be more of a mother than a sweetheart.
The article explains anxiety and neurosis often begin in childhood from insecure parental love. It notes the condition remains hidden until the person struggles to adjust to normal adversities that a healthy individual handles easily.
H K B discusses the shoulder upper arm syndrome that often follows coronary thrombosis. The shoulder hand condition is rare and stubborn with swelling shiny sensitive skin and ongoing shoulder soreness. Physical therapy is recommended though symptoms may persist for months before recovery.
The Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs Lynn W. Croissant and Leo E. Cox among editors and managers. Advertising rates will be submitted to clients, with rates in advance. The paper serves Chaves County by mail and Roswell by carrier, published weekdays and Sundays at 424 North Main Street, Roswell New Mexico.
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