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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
3
Berlin reports a decree by finance minister Von Schwerin Krosigk allowing 100 percent tax deductions for private and corporate spending on civil air defense. The measure targets employers, homeowners, and industrial sites to fund bomb shelters, gas masks, alarms, drills, and stronger building protections as part of national defense.
Geneva reports the United States is weighing recognition of Russia, sparking hopes Moscow may join the League of Nations. Observers recall Sir Arthur Henderson urging US Russia partnership in the broader peace effort, signaling a possible thaw in relations and a new path for collective security.
National Labor Board begins hearings on strikes affecting tools and breakers. President Roosevelt expected to decide government policy on price regulation in the retail trade.
The Carlsbad site for the new post office was bought from M. F Sadler and Mrs. E E Teeter for 14000 dollars. Leck and Mrs. Alice Spencer wed at Carlsbad Caverns. Leck heads Cavern Supply Co. Spencer edits Cavern News. Fire fines issued to locals for interfering with hose access. cotton ginning on the Carlsbad project totals 1690 bales. Church and club activities include Presbyterian auxiliary meeting a missionary program and a Century of Progress themed program at the Woman's Club. Visitors include Mrs Jo Wayland, Mrs QO Jackson and a Plainview party staying three days. Miss Elizabeth McCasland enrolled in Carlsbad.
Havana authorities deployed soldiers with sub machine guns after a sailor was wounded by snipers firing from autos and rooftops. Police chief Vincento Franco vowed to punish leaders of all acts of extremism and warned that action would follow against those responsible.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid claiming a 121 pound loss for Norma Spickler with improved skin and energy as her husband approves. The page also notes multiple local visits and returns, mentioning Mrs Annie Moore in Roswell, Z B Moon in Artesia, Mrs Bill Collins in Plainview, and families including Allan Richardson and Peggy Hedgcoxe visiting relatives.
Letter to the editor argues that charity reliance breeds idleness and urges work for support. Contains comments on government aid, a Roswell widowed family, transient perspectives, and local attitudes toward relief. Also notes C C camp injury at Fort Bayard, Post Office return, and a closing line about classified ads.
Barracks Briefs report the Colt football team leaving for Carlsbad for a second game. Coach Storm lists 18 players traveling including starters and substitutes. Uncertainties include two regular ends missing due to academics and furloughs. Juniors vs Weed game details and carnival notes follow with colorful anecdotes about players and events.
Medical authorities promise relief from constipation without salts or habit forming laxatives. Thousands report success using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, noting regular bowel movements in weeks, controllable doses, no kidney irritation, and plainly labeled ingredients like senna pepsin and fresh herbs. Safe for mothers and children. available in drugstores in large bottles.
A mailed advertisement claims laxatives fix bowel troubles by choosing a suitable liquid laxative, then adjusting dose to fit the user and tapering until the bowels regulate themselves. The piece emphasizes gradual dose reduction and self-adjustment.
Associated Press reports President Roosevelt continues study of the retail code while Ford Motor Company officials meet with strikers at the Edgewater New Jersey plant in a session arranged by the national labor board. Wagner says NRA penalties backed board decisions and Ford denies Henry Ford is opposed to collective bargaining. Labor board holds conciliatory hearing for tool and die workers in Michigan plants. Albuquerque reiterates support for Felipe Sanchez Y Baca.
A survey outlines strategies for improving romantic and social outcomes. It highlights respectful communication, clear intentions, and confidence as key factors. The piece notes how both women and men can influence dynamics through empathy and authentic behavior.
A member of the state highway commission and U S Marshal in New Mexico Congressman Dennis Chavez departed last night for Washington. He stated he will press to obtain increased public work funds for the state.
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