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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
6
New Mexico Lobos travel to play Arizona State Teachers College in a key border conference tilt. Coach Charley Riley aims to speed the attack as the Lobos seek a season-shaping victory to challenge Flagstaff during the campaign.
Henry J. Mencken, famed Baltimore sage, retires as editor of the American Mercury, a green backed monthly he has guided for ten years. He plans to devote time to writing books and newspaper work. Alfred A. Knopf confirms the magazine will continue.
The editor indicated the Mercury would continue its current editorial stance and style. He did not reveal the name of the paper's new literary editor or liter, leaving readers awaiting forthcoming staff updates.
Spot cotton in New Orleans on Oct 6 is steady with 28 points down. sales total 6,218 and middling at 9.719. In Galveston the same date spot cotton is steady, 25 points down, middling at 0.15, with sales of 150.
One hundred twelve cotton checks totaling 20077 have been received by Dona Ana county agent R C Stockdale to be paid to farmers who plowed up cotton during the summer. Notices are being mailed to each grower who will sign a receipt for the check. About 500 farmers in the area plowed up part of their cotton fields and payments are expected before October 17.
In AmbDrikie Pennsylvania a clash at Frick Coke Colonial No 2 wounded two deputies and left a striker dead as non union miners and pickets battled in the company town. In Illinois guards at Peabody Mine 43 faced gunfire injuring 19, as rail lines near Brownsville see picket lines and shopworkers kept from assignment amid ongoing field turmoil.
Washington AP Thirty eight of the 288 civilian conservation corps camps approved for winter use will be located in Colorado Montana and New Mexico Robert Fechner director of emergency conservation work announced today New Mexico will have 20 Two in Apache National Forest in Catron county two in Gila National Forest in Catron county and three in Grant county one in Lincoln National Forest in Lincoln county and three in Otero county one in Cthola National Forest in Bernalillo county one in Dona Ana county and one in Socorro county two in Santa Fe National Forest in Sandoval county State parks camps will be located in the Santa Fe La Joya and Bottomless Lake counties and one in the National Park camp at Bandelier National Monument in Sandoval county.
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