Kid Gloves Are Off Now In Election Campaigns
The piece reports Democratic leader Paul Butler assailing Eisenhower as a “second rate politician” in Crossroads New Mexico, while defending him as a civilian president and strong military figure. It predicts intensified campaigning with pre election body blows as the three week countdown begins.
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Paul Butler
Crossroads
N. M
A. D. Sawyer
Butler
Eisenhower
United States
Taxes Today and Yesterday
A retrospective on tax burdens contrasts 1913 and today with $10 vs $760 for a 5000 dollar income. The piece links rising taxes to government spending and argues for waste reduction and cost conscious public servants to achieve economy in government. It also notes private delivery of services as cheaper than government provision.
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New Mexico
Tax Bulletin
Uncle Sam
U. S. Treasury
Will Harrison Inside the State Capital
Commissioner Ingram Pickett renewed his assertion that he and Commissioner Jim Lamb accepted assignments to solicit truck firms under corporation commission charters for campaign contributions for a brother commissioner.
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Pick Jumps
Lamb
Santa FE — Corporation
Ingram Pickett
Jim Lamb
Corporation Commission
Brother Commis
Tax Woes Drive Virginians Toward Higher Local Bills
Washington columnist Frederick Othman laments rising local taxes in Fairfax County and across Virginia. He notes real estate bills nearly $700, state income tax up to five percent, and a new scheme to collect taxes twice in one year with interest, while federal deductions offset some pain.
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Washington
Potomac
Fairfax County
Sam
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Treasury
Virginia
Hilda
Tate Levy
Richmond
Maryland
Gentlemen of the Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Neller Ties to McCarthy Smear Casts Shadow on GOP Campaign Radio
Washington column details Ed Neller and Don Surine’s links to Gerald L K Smith and the Anna Rosenberg affair. It notes Freedman’s testimony and Kefauver Russell exchanges showing the charges against Rosenberg were unfounded. It also highlights Neller’s role as radio TV director for the Republican Congressional Campaign committee and the broader political impact.
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Washington
Republican ‘Congressional Campaign Committee
Thas
Gerald L. K. ‘Smith
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Ed Neller
Joe McCarthy
Rosenberg
New York
McCarthy
Senate
Freedman
Neller
Ahmad Houssein
Young Egypt Party
United Nations
Cour
Senator Russell
Nevor
Surine
FBI
John Reed Club
Kefauver
Georgia
Smith
Gerald Smith
Gerald L. K. Smith
Mr. Smith
St Andrew Brotherhood to Host Crile and Woodbury Speakers
At St Andrew Episcopal Church the St Andrew Brotherhood announces Dr Crile will discuss Russia and Captain Woodbury from the Institute will speak on self defense at the group’s next meeting. Roswell students win Coke prizes for good grades and junior high leaders named. Tickets to Sidewalks of New York with Buster Keaton awarded to Clark Fleehart James Lannon and Herbert Lowrey Jr.
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St. Andrew Brotherhood
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Dr. Crile
Russia
Captain Woodbury
Institute
Roswell
Frances Schultz
Harry Burkstaller
Bernard Ginsberg
Lois Harper
New York
Buster Keaton
Clark Fleehart
James Lannom
Herbert Lowrey Jr
Labor leaders fear Goldwater attacks reshape New York race
Labor chiefs rail against Goldwater saying in effect he is not the real threat. Robert Wagner voices regret over his bid for the New York senatorial seat as he anticipates a landslide of Jewish votes for rival Jack Javits. Louis Lanier predicts a Negro vote swing toward Republicans aided by ministers and leaders in northern cities.
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Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Robert Wagner
New
New York
Wagner
Jack Javits
Louis Lantier
National Negro Press Association
Lautier
Younger marriages and a $5 ashtray gift trend
Florida Times-Union notes the happiness challenge in crowds and the idea that well maintained cars run quietly while careless drivers reveal uncertainty. It suggests younger marriages as a trend to save money with a $5 ashtray serving as a combined graduation and wedding gift.
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Florida Times- Union
Bridge Fire Delays Traffic Near Roswell On U S 70
Traffic rerouted around a burned bridge on U S 70 west of Roswell, through the riverbed if repairs lag, with possible stoppage in heavy mountain rain. Local coverage includes Sen Clinton Anderson’s campaign events and regional notices, plus color notes from Cloudcroft and Ruidoso.
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U. S. 70
Roswell
Green Tree
New Hat Excuse for Speeding At Cocktail Party
A woman speeding past a traffic officer offered an unusual alibi claiming she was rushing to a cocktail party before her new hat went out of style. A Michigan man cited crying brakes as he sped 45 mph in a 30 mph zone, hoping to reach home quickly.
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Pickett
Block
Simms
John F
Albuquerque
Jim Lamb
Lamb
Pick
Record
Wire
Bill Bloom
Brownie Emerson
Albuqueque
Associated Press
Hank Smith
Max Odendahl
Carlsbad
Yours Truly
Cloudcroft
Ruidoso
Jackson
Miss
Michigan
Former Roswell Girl Named Homecoming Queen Nominee
Vickie Rogers now of Alamogordo is a Homecoming queen nominee at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene. She is an elementary education major at the Abilene school.
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Roswell
Vickie Rogers
Alamogordo
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene School
Army Pvt James H Anderson Demonstrates Artillery at State Fair
Army private James H. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Anderson Route 1 Roswell recently helped demonstrate artillery weapons and equipment at the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City He serves as a cannoneer in Battery B for the 2nd Field Artillery Battalion Fort Sill Oklahoma He attended New Mexico A&M College. A three car feel like accident south of Roswell five miles around 7 p m proved to be minor as two cars collided and a bystander backed his car into a ditch needing a wrecker.
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James H. Anderson
Thomas E. Anderson
Route 1
Roswell
Oklahoma City
2Nd Field Artilery Battalion
Fort Sill
Okla
New Mexico A&m College
New Face in the Home and Fostering Family Stability
Dr. Van Dellen answers space limited questions on disease prevention and notes personal replies require a stamped return. The piece discusses home life adjustments with a new caregiver, social workers, and the shift toward government supported foster programs to prevent delinquency and stabilize children during crisis and separation.
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van Dellen
Government homemaker service aids families in crisis
The federal child welfare bureau promotes a homemaker program to keep families intact when a mother is ill or deceased. A trained woman aged 35 to 60 provides household support under social worker supervision, guiding care and liaising with hospitals. Cost averages $1.50 to $1.75 per hour.
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Children’s ‘Bureau
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Martha
Alone and Ill in a Lonely House Woes
Mrs W describes feeling lonesome and nervous at home and links mood to physical pain. She questions sciatica as the cause, suggesting loneliness may worsen her condition, while considering alternatives.
Roswell Daily Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists advertising rates and subscription costs in advance with rates shown for six months and a year. The paper publishes weekdays from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico and is entered May 10 1903 as second class mail under Act 1 1897.
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North Main Street
Roswell
New Mexico
New Mf
Mall of Congress
Associated Press
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Jerusalem
Hitler
Nellor
Merry
Clinton P. Anderson
Lincoln County
Mescalero
Artesia
Dexter, Hagerman
Elida
Tatum
FFA
Kansas City
Albert Stubbs
Perry Zumwalt
New Mexico Association
Lions Club
Artesia Club
Poe Re Corn
Colorado A&m College
America
American Feline Society
Dad
DR. van Dellen
York City
D. T
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Otto
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