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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
7
The fragment shows the Roswell Daily Record masthead with staff roles and dates, listing editors and department heads. It notes publication details, pricing, and postal information, plus Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association memberships.
The October 17 1983 clipping notes beer becomes legal in New Mexico after a slim voter turnout. It argues that nine of ten did not vote and predicts a future return to prohibition, reflecting on mood and public support for the 18th Amendment. It also mentions Hitler and Napoleonic press control, plus public works funding debates and advertisers returning to newspapers from radio.
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair will run for four days starting tomorrow. Officers and backers have shown courage to continue the event despite hurdles. Big highlights include two parades and the rodeo, but the core hangs on the quality of exhibits at the Fairgrounds. Readers are urged to attend and participate in all aspects of the fair.
Roswell residents are urged to observe newly painted parking lines on downtown streets. Chief Frank Young asks drivers to keep cars within spaces parallel to the curb to prevent congestion during the fair.
The author speaks on youth and growth urging continual learning playful spirit ongoing improvement and faith. He emphasizes the value of companionship with children, ambition to win, and looking ahead with courage and perseverance.
Car parking space for the rodeo at the fair is now on sale at Amonett's store. It costs 1 dollar per car per day plus the individual admission charge of 50 and 25 cents.
Biographer Neil Starkey aids Caroline Bundy at her Somerset estate amid a web of mystic notes and crypts. Natasha Ateresev, Tilbury and wife coerce influence as Bundy investigates locked study keys, suspicious digging, and a hidden crypt beneath an ancient abbey ruin.
Doris Blake invites reader opinions on whether beauty parlor upkeep and clothing influence marriages. The piece weighs love’s power against superficial changes and notes a shift in priorities, with men liking a groomed wife but values varying across couples. It closes with mixed data about national production figures unrelated to the theme.
The court martial proceeding against six miners proceeds amid escape of Benjamin from a military stockade. Maj. Harry Diownad argues insufficient evidence for conviction while Gen. Osborne Wood reviews related cases. Roberts, tried first, begins penitentiary sentence as 250 miners picket at strike sites. two intimidation cases under inquiry. Benjamin fled north toward Colorado after untwisting wire ties in the bull pen.
A fold of interwar debate centers on European disarmament policy as the United States cautions against factional alignments with powers shaping the postwar order. Germany faces strict interior orders against foreign influence while Austrians fear Nazi plots amid mutinies and police shakeups.
Albuquerque N M Oct 11 Receivers for First Lovins Trust and Savings Company seek district court authority to settle for 53.05 percent on claims against surety firms tied to a bank shortage. Audits vary on defalcations from about 114000 to 68000, with W H Powell and Lester Cooper as receivers. Judge Mellon Helmick in Santa Fe left hearing date undecided. Warshington Oct 17 Governor Morgenthaus wheat aid for relief purchases noted in AP dispatch.
A canvass in New York finds 62 000 workers added to upstate payrolls across 617 counties while 120 000 families lose unemployment relief in August. Automotive parts output rises 24 percent since June with exports up 49 percent for August. Farm prices jump 23 percent year over year boosting farmer buying power by about one billion dollars. United Gas Improvements in Philadelphia notes electric output the week of September 20 is slightly lower than prior week yet 7.9 percent above 1922 levels.
Tulsa oil output rose overall with crude production up by 32,362 barrels for the week. Oklahoma gains reached 478,789 to 567,555 barrels daily while Texas rose from 1,015,978 to 1,026,? barrels. Kansas fell by 3,555 to 116,025.
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