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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
7
A Detroit News cartoon depicts the American taxpayer beset by arrows labeled tax from all directions. The piece criticizes growing taxes postwar, noting new and old levies on income, fuel, securities, purchases, and services. It condemns government spending binge and calls for restraint amid escalating fiscal demands.
The article previews a National Recovery Administration speech by Johnson about a late September buy now campaign aimed at sparking recovery. It argues it could trigger a major buying wave, shift price levels, and boost home repairs, heating and improvements while the dollar's value adjusts with prudent spending.
In a tense New York hotel scene, Elverton pursues Doria while Barney Pierce arrives, prompting questions of loyalty. Doria weighs dinner plans as she navigates affection, pride, and a possible romance with Pierce. The conflicted trio tests trust amid clashing desires.
A London doctor agrees to help an orphaned girl while plans unfold for a voyage to New York and Havana. Gold Franklyn and Pierce become entangled with Dona Bathaway, Gip Alen hides aboard, and Dorrance pursues a business link as Gold navigates shifting loyalties and attractive prospects during the Atlantic crossing.
A six year old girl named Betty Ann recalls her parents voting yesterday. The item humorously ties a child’s remark to civic life and everyday events in a light, local tone.
The Viking Press notes German authors amid Nazi actions. Arnold Zweig fled to hinterland after attempting to rejoin family in Berlin. Stefan Zweig remains unmolested yet fears book bans. Joseph Roth exiled in Paris. Warner Brothers plans a Greta Garbo project and Green Mansions film, with others including Littl Women casting and S. O. S. Sleeberg filming reports. Community notices detail Sunday school gathering, club meetings, a wedding, sports results, and local trips amid Hagerman events.
Clearing the Business Skies will attend school at Alpine. Mrs. Spurgeon Wiggins returned home from Silver City with her sister Mrs. Fred Farrish visiting in the B. J. West home. Miss Almarella Granden begins teaching duties in Hagerman after illness. The health of Mrs. J. T. West improves. Miss Lucy McIntosh of Abilene visits John Campbell’s home. Elwood Watford sold the first two bales of cotton to Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association for eight dollars and ninety cents. Free school books arrived and were distributed to first three grades. Prof. White thanks those who sent textbooks.
Amarillo Texas September 19 AP an indictment charges O D Stevens D W Bill May and M T Howard with participation in a mail robbery case. The trio face federal counts and are named in court documents filed today in the Western District.
AP reports NRA experts study steel's code operations and officials work on retail and trades codes. Negotiations continue on several codes including publishing, limestone, and others. Yesterday Roosevelt approved seven industry codes. Labor boss William Green accuses employers of evading collective bargaining rights amid coal talks with miners. A Texas and Pacific mail robbery case resulted in federal charges and murder indictments for three men, tied to a loot division. victims were Sturdevant, Rutherford, and Ruetherford. Stevens, May, and Howard face murder trial October 2 in Tarran county.
The Boston Herald highlights a new book Letters of Susan Hale with introduction by her nephew Edward Everett Hale. Susan, youngest sister of Edward Everett Hale, grew up among literary circles and traveled widely. She wrote letters about travels friendships and daily happenings and at 73 rode horses and soon after drove an automobile. Her last letter recalls honeysuckle and roses at her window despite a paralytic stroke. Other Hale siblings included Lucretia famed near the minister and two brothers who edited the Poston Advertiser. The Hale family story is tied to 19th century Southern culture.
President Roosevelt weighs the New York political scene as Chief Justice Frederic Kernochan backs the Fusionist ticket and testifies before the Grand Jury on charges tying Tammany leaders to racketeers. The Court of Special Sessions justice is a close ally of Roosevelt.
A fragmented grocery note from 607 West 2nd Street advertises sliced batter Krisp Bread and contrasts it with jugt Bread. The readable line suggests a local retail promotion aimed at shoppers.
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