Roswell Daily Record Opulent Masthead and Staff Credits
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles including city editor Edwards L. Scarritt and society editor Don Wilkins. It notes publication details, contact information, and advertising rates. The paper is published every evening except Sunday and is a member of the Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association.
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Record Publishing G Company
Phonecs
Business Office
Society
Associated Press
Truck lines replacing rail service in Lea county
The Texas Pacific Railway seeks to abandon its Levington to Monahans schedule in favor of a daily truck line. The move, heard in Hobbs, aims to cut costs while continuing oil freight. If approved, trains may run only when needed, reflecting a broader shift to truck carriage as roads improve and line shortages persist.
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Texas Pacific Railroad
Levington
Monahans
Hobbs
Lea County
Texas Pacific
State Line
Eunice
Awful
New Mexico Targets Malaria Mosquitoes With Nationwide Aid
New Mexico Public Health Service plans a threefold malaria fight funded by federal money. Drain swamps, distribute Paris green and oil over infested waters, and mosquito proof homes. Col C M Adams leads the effort across Dona Ana to Taos counties with Dona Ana hosting the nation’s largest control project.
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Santarfes
New Mexico
New Mexico Public Health Service
Col. C. M. Adams
Colche Adams
E. Mclintyre
Santa Fe
Socorro County
Adams
Europe
Rio Grande Valley
Dona Ana
Siérra
San Juan
Rio Arriba
Socorro
Eddy
Céntro
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Taos
Malleria
Gerber
Cotton loan maturity extended to February 1 1936
The Commodity Credit Corporation extends the maturity of 12 cent cotton producer loans for the 1934 crop from July 31, 1935 to February 1, 1936. Direct CCC loans remain available until July 31, 1935, with provisions that pledged cotton not be taken over before Feb. 1, 1936, except when spot prices meet liquidation terms.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Commodity Credit Corp
New Orleans
Rexford Tugwell to deliver New Mexico commencement address
Albuquerque announces that Rexford Guy Tugwell under secretary of agriculture and notable New Deal leader will give the University of New Mexico commencement address at 10 a m on June 10. President J F Zimmerman says the selection adds prestige. faculty expansion plans include fifteen new hires next fall.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Columbia University
University of New Mexico
Uncanny Wrecks and Hard Life of Independent Truckers
The piece notes that wrecks involving truckers are rare and that many operators endure a brutal life. Larger outfits move most oil, while independents persevere, traveling through storms and heat with minimal pay. The author argues carrier work is no easy task and riders the hard life across routes from Los Angeles or Denver.
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Los Angeles
Denver
WANTED NEW EMBLEM FOR SLEEPING CAR PORTER
An executive from a western railroad predicts the porter’s whisk broom may become obsolete as air conditioning reduces dust in cars during Railroad Week, June 10 to 15. He notes the broom could remain a symbol of the porter’s valued vocation, similar to a European dignitary’s mace.
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Western Railroads
Extension of Cotton Loan Maturities for Producers
Banks may extend maturity dates on loans secured by pledged cotton to let producers repay and claim equity. The Reconstruction Finance Corp will, via supplement contracts to purchase, acquire notes issued after June 20 1935 upon banks’ request, paying face value plus interest and a 1.5 percent rate from June 30 1935 to purchase date.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pilus
Congress Action Focuses on Calendar and Banking Debates
Senate advances on general calendar with pending decisions on continuing AAA debate. Banking committee examines Louis as part of ongoing oversight.
Ward Speaks for Father Coughlin in House Business
Ward speaks for Father Coughlin as the House takes up miscellaneous business. The Agriculture committee reconsiders AAA amendments. Yesterday deferred further debate on AAA pending study of the Supreme Court decision. A revised bonus bill was received. Eleven District of Columbia bills passed.
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Senate
Supreme Court
HOUSE
District of Columbia
Lawson Little Crowned English Golf Champion Again
London May 27 AP Lawson Little California star has won the British amateur title again by one up over Dr William Tweddell at St Anne s On The Sea. The victory confirms him as a true king of the fairways and he is welcomed with gallery and invitations to exhibition play across venues from the Isle of Wight to Scotland.
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London
Lawson Little
California
England
James Wallace
Wallace
Little
William Tweddell
St. Anne’s-On-The-Sea
Tttle
Dan Topping
Greenwich
Conn
Harvey Shaffer
New York
Isle of Wight
Scotland
Frost Death Trace Kills Most Fruit in Sacramento Mountains
Alamogordo New Mexico May 27 AP county agent Leslie Beaty reports nearly all fruit in the Sacramento Mountains area near High Rolls and Mountain Park was killed by recent frosts. In normal years 100 to 125 carloads of apples are shipped from these towns but this year the crop will be small and scattered.
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Alamogordo
Leslie Beaty
Otero County
High Rolls
Mountain Park
Beaty
Kidnaper McGee Gets Life Term In Pardon Move
Jefferson City Missouri May 27 Governor Guy B Park commuted the death sentence of Walter McGee kidnapper to life in prison following a plea from Miss Mary McElroy.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Guy B. Park
Mary McElroy
Walter McGee
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Cherries) Beall
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