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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
7
A fragment of the Roswell newspaper front matter lists staff roles including Society Editor A Scarritt and City Editor Wilkins, with advertising manager and billing details. It notes publication terms, carrier rates, and mentions the Mexico office and The Associated Press rights.
A 1994 editorial asserts Americanism is a living spirit of unselfish sacrifice and ironclad character. It warns against fascism and dictatorship, urging citizens to defend constitutional principles and individual freedom amid economic hardship.
A garbled political musings piece discusses economic concerns and social sentiment about New Deals and community welfare. The author notes skepticism toward impulses of some business interests and calls for restoring prosperity through diligence, while lamenting reliance on artificial prosperity.
Ann Haskel, living in Green Valley Kentucky, recalls family moves to Cowley County Illinois and Missouri, the murder by Henry Haskel, and the long search for heirs. The Fidelity Trust reveals Ann as widow of Edward Haskel and mother of John Herbert, rightful heir to a two million dollar land trust now held for fifty years or until value reaches a million.
AP reports show two Better Homes campaigns effects in New Mexico. Loans near 2008 thousand dollars weekly average, but many towns have few applications. Bankers deny obstructing success. locals largely ignore the plan, though many support it. The program aims to modernize homes at low cost for the average worker earning about 2711 yearly. Only about 40 percent of city homes are modernized.
Doris Blake critiques modern women balancing love and unemployment, urging patience and self-reliance. The piece contrasts expected romance with economic realities, arguing women should endure waiting for stability while men without jobs seek practical paths.
Irving Weitzman a 37 year old Chicago baker was arrested and questioned by police in the Daiches murder case. He is noted as the brother of Daiches former business partner, with International Illustrated News photo supplied. The text then shifts to reflections on Townsend old age pension plans and New Mexico attendance at a Denver meeting, mentioning mass signatures and public interest. It notes potential expansion of pensions and social policy across nations, with New Mexico highlighted for supporting such measures and the Clovis Barnes show drawing over 17 000 attendees.
A muddled editorial stressing harmony over arms, praising progressive businessmen in your city for newspaper ads. It argues advertising inspires bold action, solves stock turnover, and counters public cynicism about the present and future, urging a forward looking, sane business spirit.
Albuquerque readers will see Douglas Fairbanks, film star and frequent visitor to the state, speak on behalf of Clyde Tingley, Albuquerque city commission chairman and Democratic candidate, during the election eve campaign in October.
A fragmented reader letter praises Cardui for easing symptoms and helping sleep. Mentions Seanea Sewell Sr from Waco and a three day period, with assurances that the remedy improved health and is worthy of recommendation to others.
Radio repair ad offers quick fixes and affordable service. Mentions Falconi Electrical Service at 185 W Second and promises not to strain finances. Includes an unclear phone reference and stray street text.
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