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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record notes its publication as an evening paper with sections listing staff roles including Society Editor Grace T. Ueah and City Editor Don Wilkins. It provides advertising rates and subscription terms, mentions New Mexico circulation and a date May 19 1993, with a legal notice filing under Congress act provisions.
The text states that Associated Press news dispatches credited to AP are exclusive for republication in the paper and local news, with rights reserved for special dispatches and local publication. It outlines ownership and republication restrictions for AP material.
The Tucutucari News reports a New Mexico Democratic state party funds controversy over advertising payments to newspapers. Editors question whether outlets were paid, noting mandatory deductions from state employee salaries and alleging misallocation. The piece links the dispute to resistance against late legislature measures and to party leadership changes under Seligman and associates.
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes a surge of almost 50,000 signatures far exceeding the required 10,000 to trigger a referendum petition to suspend the governor’s oil severance and lubrication tax. The paper warns of a possible repudiation of the last legislature and urges drastic remedial steps to address an alarming revenue situation.
The Daily Record prides itself on rapid distribution across Hagerman Dexter Carlsbad and nearby towns. It ships press editions minutes before deadlines with markets livestock cotton grains and New York exchange data, racing south by auto to beat competitors and reach Roswell Valley towns.
A state political group pushes misinformation about petition drives and fears defeat at the ballot. The text implies concerns they face unpopularity and skepticism about the legitimacy of the laws, signaling a dispute over popular support and procedural actions.
Bart Burgess is stranded in a catboat near Pan since the bay fifty miles from Wrattville. He meets a seventeen year old girl in a red bathing suit and her younger brother while the local coast offers a pirate tale about Folly island. The encounter blends danger and romance as Bart learns the name Folly island and ponders rescue.
A Chicago Tribune styled column by Arthur Sears Henning notes improving business, rising employment, reopening factories, and wage gains while hinting at lighthearted social satire. It mentions Eastern New Mexico’s fair dates, wilting hogs, Yucca pastry, Columbia's agricultural college, and a Roswell high school student stepping into reporting.
PRGF MOLEY, assistant secretary of state, says in the June make tan the only way to provide Saint a permanent bread line is to go back to the farm. We aren’t yet a farm to go back to, and our only chance to get one would be to buy it when sold under the mortgage. And then the farmers would lynch us. If we had a farm we would raise hogs and cows and American Beauty roses and be of some use and not just hanging around.
The Navy department plans to nearly close Atlantic coast yards with only two exceptions New York and Norfolk while Portsmouth Boston Philadelphia and Charleston will be barely maintained Pacific coast yards and bases in the Philippines and Hawaii will stay at peak efficiency. The report notes the American Navy is concentrated in the Pacific and Asia amid this shifting posture.
English professors from five universities select nine liv ing American authors and hail new works by James Branch Cabell. The critic notes Cabell’s frank replies to correspondents and letters about male writers. The essayist sketches Cabell’s clearer style and his departure from the usual.
Doris Blake advises on love and marriage as a young man resists tying the knot while a reader named Ellen reports a colleague avoiding commitment. The piece weighs whether persistence or letting him go best serves a hopeful relationship.
Department of the Interior announces William F. Bryant of Roswell New Mexico filed intent to make three year proof on original homestead No 046334 and five other parcels in Township 11 South Range 22 West M P Meridian. He will appear before Dan C Savace Commissioner Roswell NM on June 7 1922. Witnesses include A B B and others from Roswell. May 1922 Register. Adv. Read in The Herald.
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