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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
8
Thedford's Black-Draught touted as a popular laxative made from leaves and roots of medicinal plants. A Kentucky resident praises its relief from constipation and general well being, claiming it outperforms other medicines. An advertisement note invites readers to visit Art Gift Shop for graduation gifts.
Troop 1 held a special meeting last night regarding a leaving member. Assistant Scout Master led the pledge of Allegiance and taught the boys through book craft, with the troop reporter noting activities.
Roswell chapter officers of the NMMS Alumni Association will be elected tonight for the coming year. A decision on holding the usual alumni party during the Institute finals will be made at the meeting of the local alumni at 7:30. All Institute alumni in Roswell are urged to attend.
Donald MacKay president of Portales Junior College announced summer activities in Roswell. June 3 to July 12 will host six week summer school with about 200 students. Scout leaders conference June 17 to 19 expects 100 plus leaders sleeping in tents. PTA adult conference June 20 to 22 plans include Mrs Nanninga and Mrs Rowe. Regular year enrollment ended at 298 students.
Roswell high school athletic coach Poe Corn will teach swimming at the Roswell Swimming Pool on East Second Street this summer. The pool, managed by J. D. Shinkle and Paul H. Deaton, will open on Saturday.
The district courtroom will host Dr. J F Zimmerman president of New Mexico University next Wednesday evening May 29 before the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society. He chairs the state wide Coronado celebration committee for 1940 and will outline celebration plans.
Howard Scott a 28 year old oil well worker died after a well blew out at Hobbs New Mexico striking him on the head and knocking him into an oil filled cellar He drowned and is survived by his widow and a small child.
Special communication of Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M on Wednesday May 22 1935 at 7 15 p m to perform Work in the Third Degree. John McClure W W M and Elmer Riemen secretary attest.
President Roosevelt argues that granting broad pension payments now would undermine government by and for the people and invite political coercion by minorities. He denounces war profiteering, warns against printing press money, and insists recovery must shield homes farms and industry while avoiding new privilege.
The President argues for relief and jobs through public works to aid individuals facing starvation and emphasizes national rehabilitation to help veterans. He recalls a similar view by Idaho's senior Senator and states his disapproval of the measure, citing national welfare as justification.
Galveston reports cotton market news with Spot Cotton steady at middling 12.40, sales 100. May 22.
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