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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
7
A fragment from the Roswell Daily Record notes editorial and advertising roles and credits The Associated Press as exclusive for news dispatches. It references republication rights and affiliation with the New Mexico Newspaper Association.
President Roosevelt accelerates the Recovery Plan with focus on public works to employ about fifteen million unemployed. Officials urge states and communities to speed up project planning and funding as winter approaches, noting previous slower progress and the need for rapid action.
Navajo Indians in the Crows Point Agency area will vote by chapter to accept the government offer for a feed and forage funded emergency conservation program after December 1. Superintendent S F Stacher said the fund will hold 15 000 to 20 000 dollars enough to complete improvements if workers forego pay and use money for feed and forage.
Fire Prevention Week notes that farm and rural fires exceed city losses with farm houses barns and nearby buildings costing about 120 million dollars, rural communities 160 million, total over 275 million, plus 10 000 annual deaths. The piece urges safer chimneys stoves and screening and highlights diversions of San Juan river water to Rio Grande for irrigation.
Hair fashion notes from Antoinette Donnelly urge longer hair for fall and winter with curls at the back to balance the neck. Thinning becomes a skilled craft shaping hair to skull outlines, while stick-to-one-dresser advice gains emphasis amid trends.
Nel Starkey, hired to compile the life and letters of Caroline Bundy’s late father, arrives at a Tudor cottage in Bishop’s Paulton. He meets vicar Giles Gisborne and sister Rachel as Miss Bundy’s complexities and two mysterious lodge residents unsettle the case. Natasha Andreyev, a secretary, looms as a potential key amid rumors of wealth and control over Bundy’s estate.
Doris Blake reports a National Divorce Reform League bulletin predicts many alimony rackets will end after September 1 as New York’s Brownell act revokes alimony at court discretion. The reform favors fairer treatment for deserving wives while ending punishments tied to outdated laws.
Philadelphia reports a possible large meteor shower over Europe with astronomer Dr Charles P Olives of the University of Pennsylvania estimating a 99 in 109 chance of a shower of space wandering stones. Uncertainty remains if the stones stay within borders or if more displays will occur tonight. The Brownell act allows an alimony payer to seek court relief from payment in arrears or current obligations, with possible modifications or elimination of support.
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