Roswell Daily Record Staff and publication details
Roswell Daily Record printing office, editors and staff roles listed including Society Editor Grace Beah, City Editor Edw. Scarratt, Advertising Mer, and subscription rates in advance. Mentions second class mail status under the 1879 act and May 19, 1903 entry in Roswell New Mexico.
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Cc. E. Mason
Beditor
Grace T. Beah
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
New Mexico
Roswell
Congress
AP News Copyright Notice Reprinted In Paper
A standard Associated Press copyright statement appears noting exclusive rights to use all news dispatches and car news published in the paper and reserving republication rights for special dispatches. This notice outlines ownership and reproduction limits for AP content.
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Associated Press
Bristling Veterans in Congress Demand Postponed Adjournment
Republican ex service men in congress oppose adjournment until the President reverses his stance on reductions in allowances to service connected veteran cases under the national economy act. They condemn the new deal for disabled veterans as utterly horrible and say the regulations are drastic and indefensible affecting many cases nationwide. The administration faces a Melion case, with attackers now poised to defend Melion as the balance shifts.
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Congress
Wood retention cited as vindication of Mellon Strategy
The text argues that keeping Wood in place validates Hoovers choice to retain Mellon and supports the tactics of J. P. Morgan & Co. as a defense of the firm. It frames the decision as vindicating leadership and policy, with emphasis on corporate power and strategic alignment.
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Woodin
Hoover
Mellon
J. P. Morgan & Co
States vote on repeal of the eighteenth amendment
Eight states have voted for repeal and thirty six states are required. Early ratification is expected from eastern wet states while southern and western states may resist.
Rescue Squad in Santa Fe Targets Tax Relief Opposition
In Santa Fe, administration loyalists are mobilized to block tax relief favored by taxpayers. Beall urges dropping delinquent payments while warning of service disruptions, and the governor plans a conference on public works amid accusations of partisan bias. The piece contrasts official promises with claims of political manipulation and notes a broader push to enforce the Seligman agenda.
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Santa Fe
Seligman
Bronson Cutting
Byron O. Beall
Beall
Frall
Democratic Central Committee
New Mexico
Senator Huey Long Sued For $250,000 Damages
Baton Rouge May 30 AP Senator Huey E Long faced a $250000 defamation and ejection suit from Mrs Anne Ector Pleasant wife of ex Governor Ruffin Pleasant alleging he called her drunken and cursed and ordered her removed from the state house during the 1932 legislative session Long denied any ejection and noted total lawsuits against him exceed 1 million dollars with such claims.
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Baton Rouge, la
Huey E. Long
Anne Ector Pleasant
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Long
State House
Pleasant
Alice Lee Crosjean
Senator Long
Huey
St Washington
D-La
Louisiana
Clovis Beer Case Taken Up By Helmick
In Clovis Curry county today Sheriff Eastham was ordered to show cause why deputies should not be enjoined from arresting R. C. Calkins and C. C. Boucher on charges of selling and possessing 3.2 beer. Judge Helmick set June 12 for final hearing before Judge Patton, as Columbus, Ohio bound Patton is absent.
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Clovis
N. M
ER. B. Eastham
Curry County
R. C. Calkins
C. C. Boucher
Milton Helmick
Albuquerque
Sam Hoffman
Texico
Helmick
Harry L. Patton
Columbus
Ohio
Patton
Calkins
Boucher
Senate approves 300 million for building loan fund
Washington May 29 The senate passed and sent to the house a bill to provide loans to closed building and loan associations and to raise the reconstruction corporation fund from 200 million to 300 million. The fund would become revolving and used also for loans to closed savings banks or those in liquidation.
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Building & Loan
Washington
Senate
House
Reconstruction Corporation Fund
Sentence Sermons by The Rev Roy L Smith
The Greater The difficulty the greater the triumph. The opposition the greater the challenge. The troubles the more appreciated the friend. The popularity the greater the dangers. The majority by which we win the greater the responsibility. The faith the more pleasant the victory. The devotion the greater the reward.
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Roy L. Smith
Lanchester Life Moment Catches Bart With Enigmatic Envelope
In a brisk scene, a hurried figure escapes to a waiting car as Bart clutches a sinister envelope, a moment that hints at danger or secrets to come in the Lanchester life vignette.
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Lanchester Life
Bart
Ry Wallace Irwin
Just Mavericks Column Spars with City Crime and Critique
A Kansas City column laments the summer ahead and defends jokiness in print. It blasts police power under City Manager H F McElroy, condemning a kidnapping as the boldest crime and warning gangsters will fare if lawlessness continues.
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Kansas City
H. F. McElroy
Mystery Poem Author Hinted By Initials R B G
Readers question the writer of yesterday poem signed R B G with guesses pointing to contractor R B Gaines. The note asks Gaines to confirm or deny authorship amid public curiosity.
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R. B. Gaines
Mr. Gaines
Chicago Exposition paints a world of science on lakefront
A 424 acre lakefront display in Chicago showcases Exposition buildings with skyline views and Lake Michigan. Visitors explore basic and applied science, transportation, agriculture, and foreign exhibits, with colorfully varied villages, Indian settlements, booths, Maya Temple, Old Fort Dearborn replica, Adler Planetarium, and world class art. A million dollar policy protects Whistler's Mother portrait.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Lake Michigan
Old Fort Dearborn
Adler Planetarium
Whistler
Exposition Buildings Highlight Modern Color and Light
The Administration building leads a modern, color driven Exposition with two aluminum figures Science and Industry guarding the entrance. White and gray west facade with blue window stripes and red triangles, while Old Fort Dearborn replication and stockaded grounds frame the complex.
Dome Exhibit Highlights Travel and Transport Structures
The most discussed building is Travel and Transport with a cable suspended dome built like a suspension bridge and called the dome that breathes. The display includes century old wagons and modern dirigibles, with prominent General Motors and Chrysler buildings drawing attention as visitors tour the tracks.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Senators Push Pecora Report In Open Inquiry
The Senate Banking Committee planned to hear Ferdinand Pecora’s executive session report on evidence for the J. P. Morgan investigation. Senator Glass pressed Pecora to outline his intended line of inquiry while Fletcher noted no limits on Pecora’s methods.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan and Company
Fletcher
Glass
D-Va
Pecora
Virginia
Couzens R-Michlas
Akron airship commander would have steered a different course
Washington AP Commander Charles E Rosendahl first commander of the ill fated Akron testified to a joint congressional inquiry that he would have chosen a different flight path than the one that led to the disaster off New Jersey on April 4. He questioned whether Commander McCord had all weather data and called the crash a result of wholesale disregard of information. He said if in command that night he would have taken a different course at least.
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Washington
Charles E. Rosendahl
Akron
Congressional
Navy
New Jersey
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Rosendahl
McCord
Representative Delaney
D-Ny
Couzens Joins Roosevelts London Economic Delegation
Senator Couzens of Michigan accepts President Roosevelt's invitation to join the American delegation to the London economic conference. He sails from New York the day after. This marks the first Republican named to the delegation, after other senators declined. There is speculation Roosevelt may add more members, with Wadsworth mentioned as a possibility.
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Washington
Couzens
Michigan
Roosevelt
New York
Johnson
California
Laflollette
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Wadsworth
Federal loans for irrigation districts bill advances
Washington May 29 AP The House considers a McCaran bill to let the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lend to irrigation districts for operation and maintenance costs The Senate also passes and sends to the House the King bill authorizing up to 5 million dollars to the federal reclamation fund for ongoing approved projects Repayment would come from fund receipts within five years at four percent interest.
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Wasington
Senate
House
McCarran
D-New
Reconstruction Corporation
King
Federal Reclamation Fund
Furd
Record Want Ad Gets Results in Local Trade
A classified want ad led to a successful local exchange as buyers and sellers connected within the week. The notice highlights prompt responses, clear terms, and quick completion of the transaction. Local residents report satisfaction with the ad’s visibility and efficiency.
White House denies rumor of partial war debt payment
Washington May 30 The White House emphatically denied a revived report that President Roosevelt was negotiating for partial payment of war debts. Sources close to Roosevelt say he is handling European debts individually and insisting on payment of the June 15 installments.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
English Derby Tomorrow at Epsom Downs Derby field readies for 150th running
At Epsom Downs twenty four thoroughbreds attract Britain and many foreign visitors for the 150th Derby. Post time is 3 p m. The course runs a mile and a half with uphill and downhill segments including Tattenham Corner. The Equine Kings owners include three American-owned entrants.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
Britain
Tattenham Corner
Pirates 2 Cubs 1 as Waner seals Memorial Day win
In a morning Memorial Day game at Pittsburgh Paul Waner hit a slashing eighth inning homer to break a pitchers battle between Bill Swift and Burleigh Grimes. Swift allowed six hits while Arky Vaughan error plagued a potential shutout in the seventh after Demaree doubled. Pirates first run came on a walk to Suhr, an out, and Piet's single.
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Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
Bill Swift
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago
Swift
Arky
Vaughan
Demaree
Suhr
Piet
Back to Hagerman with New Husband
Estelle M. Jones returns to Hagerman with Harold H. Robertson, her husband and former newspaper man, to open a revival at the Assembly of God church. Robertson, a traveling preacher, will speak at 7:45 p.m. on "The Eye of God" after Estelle's 15 year physician career in California and ordination.
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Estelle M. Jones
Hagerman
Harold H. Robertson
Assembly of God Church
Robertson
Los Angeles
Monterey
Salinas
Cal
Architecture of the General Exhibits at the lagoon
The cen ter of attention is the orange tower. The comb shaped General Exhibits building opens toward the lagoon with courts and pavilions. Displays recount the graphic arts and textile industries. Indirect lighting gives windowless structures a startling, fascinating architectural appeal.
Honorary degrees for the great and mighty soon
A line o type or two June is coming and the college will soon begin bestowing honorary degrees on the great and mighty. And usually the great and mighty who get the honorary degrees never went to college.
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