Roswell Daily Record Staff and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Record lists editorial and staff roles including Society Editor Grace Bear and City Editor Edw. Scarrkitt, with Don Wilkins advertising manager. It notes publication in Roswell New Mexico, founding date May 1, 1960s, and AP membership with rights reserved.
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L. Scarrkitt
Don Wilkins
World Series recap and state finances urged in Roswell
On October 9 1933 readers of The Record learn the World Series clashes ended 4 2 in favor of Newark complexes and note the Roswell audience enjoyed strong baseball action. The piece criticizes the states highway finances claiming a red balance potentially over a million and calls Governor to order a full investigation and transparency.
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Ryan O. Beall
Highway Department
Ed Swope and political shifts in New Mexico
The Tucumcari Daily News notes calls for Ed Swope to retire from state politics as Seligman passes. The Albuquerque Journal reports Roswell Chamber of Commerce wins retention of Fort Stanton, with $243,000 allotted for new buildings and improvements, following fights to keep Fort Bayard and Fort Stanton in place, aided by strong congressional support.
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Ed Swope
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Congress
Albuquerque Journal
Landis named to FTC as expansion plan begins
Washington October 7 AP A reorganization of the Federal Trade Commission was begun by President Roosevelt with the appointment of Prof James M Landis of Harvard Law School as one of five commissioners.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Six Men Escape From Oregon State Hospital
Six inmates from the criminal insane ward at the Oregon State Hospital escaped last night after overpowering attendant Charles Williams with his club and seizing his keys. The names listed include William Powell 42 Alvin Carter 21 George Farrin 64 Adolph Bowser in Elmer Beewer 26 and Frank Welch 47. State police and sheriff deputies joined a wide search with prison guards and bloodhounds to track the dangerous escapees who slipped out through the hospital back door before alarm could be raised.
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Charles Williams
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William O- Powell
Alvin Carter
George Farrin
Adolph Bowser
Elmer Beewer
Frank Welch
State Police
State Penitentiary
Glastonbury
Stoke Panston
Giles Gisborne
Rachel Gisborne
Born to Wit and Wes Huffman Welcome Minor Huffman Jr
A seven and a half pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Minor Huffman at St Marys hospital at ten oclock last night. He was named Minor Stewart Huffman Jr.
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Minor Huffman
St. Mary's’ Hospital
Minor Stewart Huffman Jr
Playgirl Wives In Competition With Single Gals
A columnist describes a modern power struggle as married women pursue excitement and flirt with younger companions while spouses chase money. A young man, Neil, visits Miss Bundy and encounters Natasha Andreyev, a sharp, cosmopolitan secretary, amid tense social dynamics and veiled threats.
Chrisman Urges Fire Hazard Removal During Fire Prevention Week
Fire Chief Rue Chrisman calls on all citizens to inspect homes for hazards during Fire Prevention Week. He outlines seven rules for safety, including securing matches, cleaning basements and stoves, avoiding kerosene or gasoline, reporting electrical and gas problems, teaching family fire schemes, installing fireproofing, and keeping a fire extinguisher at home.
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Rue Chrisman
National Fire Ware Council
Electric Company
Gas Company
The Murder of Caroline Bundy by Alice Campbell
Caroline Bundy hires biographer Neil Starkey to assemble her late mother life letters. The biographer finds the subject in frail health and mental distress as a lodge is occupied by a photographed bailiff Tilbury and his wife leading to growing tensions and intrigue.
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Caroline Bundy
Alice Campbell
SY Sopiis
Neil Starkey
Caroline Buide
Tauther
Neil
Mies Bundy
Samed Tilbury
Women of First M. E. Church form new organization
The Women of the First Methodist Episcopal Church met in the Parish Hall and organized The Woman's Association of the church with three divisions Local Church Missionary and Welfare. A second meeting will vote on a constitution and by laws. Temporary leaders include Mrs Benjamin Eitebeorge and officers Sylvester Johnson George Zink and L A Shaw.
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Woman's Association of the
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Benjamin Eitebeorge
Association
Sylvester Johnson
George Zink
L. A. Shaw
W. C. Holland
Lotal Church
Guy Rowe
Aigre
Colored Welfare Association Meet At A. I. E. Church
Community Welfare Cooperative Association will meet tonight at the A I E Church. All members are expected to be present and also those who are interested in the social religious educational and civic welfare of the Colored people. An able address will be delivered by Elder C L Jones on the subject America In Rasphody.
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Starkey
Miss Bundy
Neil
Hungary
Balkans
Natasha
Somerset
A.I. E. Church
C. L. Jones
America
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