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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
7
Details from the Roswell Daily Record masthead show publishers editors and staff including Grace T Beak E Dw Scarritt Don Wilkins and Mason. It notes office address society editor and city editor roles along with advertising and subscription rates and the paper's 1903 New Mexico publication details and Associated Press affiliation.
President Roosevelt plans to veto the soldiers bonus bill with anticipated congressional sustainment. Analysts forecast the veto’s impact on the 1936 election and voter shifts. Officials outline state administration roles for relief work and wage disputes spark wage controversy. Hitler lauds peace prospects, proposes non aggression pacts, and calls for banning bombs while opposing Bolshevism.
On Poppy Day May 20 the American Legion Auxiliary will distribute red poppies to honor World War dead and support disabled veterans. The program stresses gratitude and memory with proceeds aiding local welfare efforts for veterans and their families.
In a familiar pattern the wheat growers face a Saturday vote to renew the Agricultural Adjustment Act controls for four more years. All producers get one ballot by 8 p.m. May 25, with results tabulated by state extension officers. The piece notes expected large support and discusses broader economic policies and regional impacts including New Mexico’s involvement and education programs at University of New Mexico.
The article describes a high school auditorium event featuring the play Bachelors Choice and a presentation by Mr G R Pate, with the public invited. It also lists community updates including illnesses, visits, family dinners, a funeral, local attendees, a hail storm, and local literary and cultural summaries.
Lake Arthur News notes Mr and Mrs Z Pate return home after illness at G R Pate home. Eighth grade graduation on Saturday May 18 at 7 45 pm with Supt L Parker Dexter as guest speaker and Mr Haven presenting diplomas. High school graduation May 22 at 7 45 pm with seniors presenting a three act program.
In the June issue of New Mexico Magazine readers find features on polo pony raising and fishing near Carlsbad Caverns plus a four pack trip to New Mexico's top of the world area. The publication highlights travel and outdoor pursuits within the state.
T. C. Martin principal of Carver High School was appointed by Governor Tingley to represent the Commonwealth of New Mexicco on National Negro Day August 24 1935 at the International Pacific Exposition in San Diego California. Record Want Aas Bring Results.
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