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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads like a public notice claiming violations of state and federal law, referencing civil and penal courts in McKinley county. It mentions names such as Ruidese Fanelley and Cl Bennett and hints at services like gas and groceries under a new management.
Barracks notes report delayed six chukker practice with Oklahoma University coming games not maturing due to field issues. Deer-hunting exodus trims ranks. team focuses on midweek drills, punting and line plunges as Amarillo game looms. Juniors issue playful football challenge to Sarge Weaver. German and Radio Curbs hold meetings with lectures on electronics and Germany topics.
Roswell area Scout executive P. V. Thorson announces a community oriented training course for men over 18. Two courses offer an activities oriented Elements of Scoutmastership and an advanced Principles of Scoutmastership with credited college recognition. Dates include November 7 9 14 16 21 23 and December 5 7 12 14. Faculty led by Major L. B. Phammer. Place to be announced.
The Church of the Nazarene, formed in 1908 from the merger of the Pentecostal Church of America and the Holiness Church of Christ, enters its silver anniversary with a five week program across the nation and abroad. Rally Day is next Sunday with more than 200000 in Sunday Schools under Rev. W A Huffman. The denomination, grown from 14414 members and 60 ministers across 228 churches in 1908, now surpasses 400000 members, with 3535 ministers and 1861 churches. Dr Phineas F Bresee founded the first church in Los Angeles in October 1895 after early ministry in Iowa and Des Moines.
A list of obituaries from multiple cities notes James H. Orr Warren H. Orr’s father, Frank Mickey Walsh circus clown, vaudeville star William Dobbs billed as Bert Melrose, explorer Evelye Briggs Baldwin with Peary, and others. It includes church history details on the Nazarene movement and November Jubilee events led by Rev. Huffman with themes of Church Appreciation Day and Thanksgiving Jubilee Anniversary.
Indian Service officials met with John Collier at Leupp Arizona to map an expenditure of about five million dollars on reservations in Arizona and New Mexico. They also discussed seeking additional public works funds and potential shifts from road work to other programs. Collier, en route from Washington, says a 2500 day school program is advancing and Indians will soon supervise CCC camps. He noted Democrats may gain preference for skilled jobs where qualified, while stressing efficiency. The group will travel to Tuba City for Navajo Tribal Council talks October 30 to November 1.
Washington reports a reorganized NRA placing Hugh S. Johnson atop enforcement and a national compliance board as divisions handle metals, construction, chemicals, and trades. Ford debates status as a bidder for government contracts amid code rules, with Roosevelt stating contractors must comply.
Quemado New Mexico October 26 Fifty five men in and around Quemado began work in CCC camps here this week The quota of men in northern Catron county who have received employment during the past month is now 85.
The State Supreme Court will hear arguments on a petition for writ of habeas corpus seeking release from prison for R. F. Roberts a Gallup coal mine strike leader. Roberts was convicted by a McKinley county special court martial and sentenced to six months in jail. Edward Tittman Hillsboro lawyer contends the conviction and imprisonment were illegal.
A health notice promotes gentle regulation with a liquid laxative to cure constipation without habit formation. It warns against salts and strong drugs, urging readers to trust a trusted liquid laxative with clear dosing and safe kidney impact, and to consult if unsure about ingredients.
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