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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1933
Page
5
The Roswell Daily Record shares a political commentary urging peace and wiser governance. It critiques Hoover era budget cuts, warns of Sovietization trends, and notes Kellogg pact limits as Japan chases expansion in China while urging strength to deter hostile neighbors and ensure respect.
An opinion piece warns that government control of the Muscle Shoals power plant could cost taxpayers billions, push out private plants, and lead to broad socialization of industry. It argues the project signals a move toward a centralized economy and erosion of individual enterprise.
A critical column arguing against rising taxes and expansive government spending. It cites heavy expense growth, calls proposed social programs wasteful, and warns burdens will fall on taxpayers. References to Los Angeles Times quote reflect concern over government spending.
Sue feigns a headache to skip country club drive and theater, craving solitude over company. She clings to Sue to feel less misery, yet grief for Philip torments her, making life seem bleak and taunting with memories of happier times.
The piece argues that excessive government spending and bureaucratic growth inflate taxes across federal, state, county, and city levels. It cautions voters against hysteria driven by politicians who propose more controls and taxes, urging restraint and responsible budgeting. It then shifts to a domestic scene with Sue, Mrs. Parmely, and family concerns about love, debutante duties, and social expectations.
Captain Henry Kerner of the Salvation Army district headquarters in Phoenix will visit Roswell tomorrow on an inspection tour. He will speak at the Army Hall located at 126 1 2 East Second Street at 7 30 p m tomorrow night. The public is invited. Captain Kerner is a young man with broad Salvation Army experience and is well qualified for his position.
A light column mixes a Dexter burglar tale with dry humor about stolen items seven pairs of scissors safety razors and cart ridges. It then shifts to seniors’ commencement and a note on thefts. A travel tour teaser praises reading about Cuba Hawaii Scotland and more with Wright’s Man Wants But Little as example.
The excerpt praises a book featuring a leading character and a brave orphan girl named Gay Storm facing heavy odds. It offers glimpses of the final life of a younger cet and life among native Hawaiians, Japanese, Chinese, and Filipinos, calling it a good companion to Cuban stories.
A satirical column mocks a looming government takeover of railroads while warning that federal management might repeat red ink problems. Public land notice from Las Cruces NM dated May 5 1933 details Idan E Lewis Acme NM filing for three year proof on land in Roswell NM with witnesses listed and June 15 1932 deadline.
Armine von Tempski’s Hawaiian Harvest follows Don Garrison ten years after a war injury as he returns to his father’s Hawaii ranch. He struggles to reclaim life, saves his brother from drink, and fights an unscrupulous promoter seeking to steal the beloved cattle ranch. The tale weaves romance with frontier challenges and island life.
A sermon by the Rev Roy L Smith discusses the danger of dressing truth as lie to lure believers. It warns against being fooled by desired illusions and paying a high price for life. It condemns placing money before virtue and turning pleasure into toil. It cautions against superficial religiosity without godliness.
Department of the Interior notice from Santa Fe dated April 12 1933 states Ernest R Ayers of Chaves New Mexico seeks three year proof to establish a homestead claim for the Alt of Section 27 Township 5 S Range 23 E NM P Meridian. He will testify before Dan C Savage US Commissioner in Roswell on May 25 1933. Witnesses listed Cicero C Camp John W Lee Bullard John W Pollard all of Roswell NM. Frank L Wood Acting Register Adv.
The New Plymouths at Lowrey Auto Company advertise new low prices in an Adv. A28tfc notice.
Land Office notice lists William A Chambers of Chaves County New Mexico who on May 1928 made stock taking home stead entry Nos O37085 for fractional lots 3 4 8 8 8 SE 1 4 NE 1 4 NW 1 2 Section 8 Township 6-8 Meridian NM. He files intention to make four year proof to establish claim before Dan C Savage US Commissioner Roswell NM on June 14 193. Others in Chaves include Earubush Lee Buiara Sterling Martin and B Elmore.
Ervin C. Martin of Ockney Texas seeks a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for motor freight service between Roswell New Mexico and Carri to New Mexico via several towns. Hearing set May 2 1588 at the State Corporation Commission Santa Fe to consider the application. The notice invites interested parties to show cause why the certificate should not be granted. Also reports State Game and Fish Commission plans a May 2 meeting to decide on closures of two fishing refuges as part of economizing measures.
In the Old Home Town column a recap notes results for W ut-aas event. The brief highlights key performances and outcomes from the local meet, with emphasis on notable participants and standings.
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