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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
7
Publication notice shows Roswell Daily Record with staff roles, advertising rates, and mail details. Mentions Kyvery Kieming Kazeepi Senda and editors Mason Grace T. Beak and others. Includes Roewell New Mexico masthead, association affiliations, and postal information from May 19, 1903.
An editorial notes Texas centennial history and the 1836 struggle for independence. It highlights Roswell's Cotton Carnival and Eastern New Mexico State Fair, urging attendance. The piece critiques European tensions, advocates American noninterference, and questions the League of Nations and NRA claims, predicting a mixed outcome and awaiting further judgment.
Hope residents welcomed visitors from Roswell, Carlsbad, Fort Worth and Chicago while local projects advanced. K R Larkin represented Gini and ts and D Las in town, educational circles noted. Hope Community Ditch work saw K Perkins overseeing repairs on the south side siphon and related improvements. a special water owners meeting was called for Friday at the school auditorium.
Figures from the Home Owners Loan Corporation show 91 applications approved in New Mexico totaling 176,678 dollars. Fifteen awards were reduced from requested loan amounts, while 76 loans worth 137,483 dollars were approved without reductions. Relief is promised for many hard pressed homeowners.
A fragmented clipping notes Phillip LaFollette’s bid to stage a comeback in Wisconsin with campaign financing needs and outside supporters. It mentions his New Mexico tour praising Bronson Cutting for Senate service and hints at broader political maneuvering amid local office seekers. The piece also includes an unrelated Las Vegas Optic quote and a stray bibliophile reference to a detective magazine, Bleck Mask.
Dr. A S W Rosenbach, famed for paying 62000 for a Shakespeare folio, is an art admirer of detective stories, telling the Herald Tribune he found and acquired Conan Doyle’s entire Sherlock Holmes reference library and original notes. He was a marvel, of course.
The Rev Roy L Smith argues that accusing others provokes an audience while warning against stirring trouble. He notes circulating scandal shifts responsibility and keeping secrets invites disclosure. He suggests defying law seeks protection and complains about government is not ideal citizenship.
Neil Starkey, an American biographer, is hired to compile his late English- biologist father's letters for Caroline Bundy at a Somerset estate. Natasha Andreyev, a fiery Russian niece, guides a web of secrecy around the Bundy circle as Neil obsesses over odd loyalties, hidden studies, and a cryptic secret in the library amid tense, stormy nights.
Harvey Parnell former governor of Arkansas arrived in Roswell to inspect farms in the Roswell Dexter Green field and Hagerman drainage districts. The inspection is part of refinancing loan applications to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He will file a full report with RF C officials in Washington after completing tours with district commissioners.
Wholesale commodity prices rose nearly two percent in September, lifting the year-over-year gain to about 8.5 percent. The Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics tracked 784 price series, with fuel and lighting leading the month’s advance.
Los Angeles Henry H Burton 80 son of General Henry Hallock Burton Civil War figure. Grand Junction Charles L Dinsmore Chicago newspaper man died at DeBuque Colorado. Tegucigalpa Archbishop Augustin Hombach 60. Memphis Mrs Carolina Bodenheimer 74 mother of Max Bodenheim. Cincinnati Dr Howard Ayers 72 former president University of Cincinnati. Winnipeg A D Miles president Central Manitoba Mines former I nickel director.
State highway engineer G. D. Macy returned from a Milwaukee convention and announced the department will hold bid lettings on November 2 at the next shrdin ac in MENTIa. Eight projects will be offered. many others pending approval.
Berlin reports that Chancellor Adolf Hitler offered "mixed policy" for reconciliation with former opponents in a speech to sub-leaders. He argued Germany must insist on equality and attacked the Geneva illness while noting elections set for Nov 12 to decide support for government policies. The address focused campaigns on foreign policy with a pledge to meet opponents if they defend German honor and peace.
A court challenge looms as North Dakota moves to enforce a midnight wheat embargo. Governor Langer aims to raise prices for farmers, while railroad lawyers in St Paul weigh legal action. In Fargo and Minneapolis grain men note the embargo may be illegal as it affects interstate commerce and seek state support from six other wheat states.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South conference gathers in Carlsbad with delegates from New Mexico Colorado and West Texas. Bishop Sam KR Hay of San Antonio presides as about 60 delegates registered by noon and 250 expected. first business includes study group schedules and committee appointments. Presiding Elders N L Linebaugh Roswell Sam Alison Albuquerque A L Moore El Paso Fran Meadow Denver and Harold Scoggin Las Vegas participate. Bishop W F McMurry of Fayette MO to conduct services nightly. pastors for the next year to be announced Sunday morning.
An advertisement touts Kailey's Cleaning Works and Pay Less Kailey's as budget options with a slogan stressing quality over price. It notes a phone number S89 and states that all brands of beer are served at the Busy Bee.
Bernalillo county commissioners were temporarily enjoined from removing Dr. James R. Scott as county health officer by an order of Judge Milton J. Helmick. The injunction requires show cause next Tuesday why it should not continue until final disposition. Plaintiffs include Mrs. Roy Strome and several others amid a dispute sparked by Dr. Scott’s dismissal and the appointment of Dr. E. C. Wills.
Us Santa Fe reports the Governor was late to work and confined to bed with a fever and early cold. By noon he felt better and believed he could proceed without delay. The short morning illness delayed official duties briefly but did not prevent onward action.
Washington October 18 AP Apples today were added to the surplus products to be purchased for relief purposes. Harry L Hopkins relief administrator announced 1000 carloads of grade C apples will be bought in addition to butter cereal of wheat. He appropriated £300,000 to buy apples. He said that between 3,000,000 and $10,000,000 of low grade range cattle will be purchased and processed for relief. Most of this meat will be canned. The total amount of wheat to be used has not been determined.
Santa Fe reports a transfer of 50000 from the appropriation account to the highway department for about 700 arrears, some several years old. The funds exhausted, it is part of a 408000 deficit cited by the highway department as of the month’s start. A business owner in Albuquerque warned of bankruptcy to survive if his account remains unpaid.
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