8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (4)
#24826038 at 2026-07-14 19:05:51 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #30314: A WEEK TO REMEMBER. Edition
The newspaper that broke the Roswell UFO story is shutting down
July 13, 2026
Southern New Mexico's news desert is becoming bigger.
The 123-year-old Roswell Daily Record, owned by Publisher Barbara Beck and General Manager SaraLei Fajardo, announced today that it is ceasing operations and beginning "an orderly liquidation" of its assets to pay its bills and other obligations, according to a statement from the newspaper.
Ownership said it is pursuing a sale or another sustainable arrangement that could keep the Record operating, but offered no guarantees.
The newspaper traces its roots to a semiweekly founded in 1891 and began publishing daily in 1903, according to the Library of Congress.
It became nationally known for its July 1947 front page reporting the alleged recovery of a "flying saucer" near Roswell, a story that helped make the city a UFO tourism destination.
The newspaper said its circulation is fewer than 12,000. It cut to three print editions a week in November 2024 and, in October 2025, ended in-house printing, shifting production to The Santa Fe New Mexican, according to the Record's own reporting.
The Paper. reached out to the Roswell Daily Record for comment but had not received a response as of press time. They have not announced a timeline for a possible sale.
https://nm.news/2026/07/13/the-newspaper-that-broke-the-roswell-ufo-story-is-shutting-down/
https://www.rdrnews.com/
#17353210 at 2022-08-11 19:44:52 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21301: THIS IS E Bake RookieEdition
>>17352921
Barbara Beck, publisher of the Roswell Daily Record, said that bringing a new resource to light for researchers is something the paper's staff is excited about. "It has taken over 70 years for the Roswell Morning Dispatch with its unique articles and headlines to be discovered while looking through our newspaper's archives," she said. "The Dispatch was originally owned by my family and it's very exciting that we now have a new primary resource to further understand the history of New Mexico and its undiscovered stories."
The Roswell Daily Record headlines related to the 1947 UFO incident have, for some time, been federally trademarked. Beck added that the Roswell Morning Dispatch accounts have also now been trademarked, meaning they can't be reproduced without permission.
There's much to be discovered in the archives. A look at the Dispatch records provide a reminder, for instance, of the degree to which a public fascination with UFOs had taken hold here and across the country at that time. The Roswell incident is one of four UFO-related accounts that appear just on the front page of the July 9, 1947 Morning Dispatch. The other items: "Carrizozo Man Sees Flying Disk," "Joe Massey Spots Disk Over Roswell," and an image of an unknown object in the sky over Seattle, Washington, with a caption that asks the question, "Is this a flying disc?"
Further research into the archives has uncovered many more mentions of sightings.
Readers might also notice that the Dispatch front page contains instances of language that reflect the less culturally sensitive times during which the paper was being published. Daily Record management thought it was important to present the archival front page, a piece of local history, to the public unedited and unaltered.
Pope, who will travel to Roswell in July to participate in the Daily Record's Roswell Incident event, part of the city's UFO Festival, said he hopes discovery of the old Dispatch headlines reminds people that historical records could still be out there, waiting to be discovered. Such a discovery could, as the much anticipated 75th anniversary of the incident nears, help shed new light on what happened in 1947.
"The fact that Roswell will be the focus of world attention again, is almost like ... a sort of final chance to maybe solve the mystery, one way or the other, for good," he said.
https://www.rdrnews.com/news/local/dispatch-from-1947-offers-another-look-at-ufo-incident/article_4d16ed3a-e483-11ec-9b8b-fb624d4cb1c3.html
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#16401816 at 2022-06-05 23:19:46 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20749: Anons Balancing on the PRECIPICE Edition
>>16401815
Barbara Beck, publisher of the Roswell Daily Record, said that bringing a new resource to light for researchers is something the paper's staff is excited about. "It has taken over 70 years for the Roswell Morning Dispatch with its unique articles and headlines to be discovered while looking through our newspaper's archives," she said. "The Dispatch was originally owned by my family and it's very exciting that we now have a new primary resource to further understand the history of New Mexico and its undiscovered stories."
The Roswell Daily Record headlines related to the 1947 UFO incident have, for some time, been federally trademarked. Beck added that the Roswell Morning Dispatch accounts have also now been trademarked, meaning they can't be reproduced without permission.
There's much to be discovered in the archives. A look at the Dispatch records provide a reminder, for instance, of the degree to which a public fascination with UFOs had taken hold here and across the country at that time. The Roswell incident is one of four UFO-related accounts that appear just on the front page of the July 9, 1947 Morning Dispatch. The other items: "Carrizozo Man Sees Flying Disk," "Joe Massey Spots Disk Over Roswell," and an image of an unknown object in the sky over Seattle, Washington, with a caption that asks the question, "Is this a flying disc?"
Further research into the archives has uncovered many more mentions of sightings.
Readers might also notice that the Dispatch front page contains instances of language that reflect the less culturally sensitive times during which the paper was being published. Daily Record management thought it was important to present the archival front page, a piece of local history, to the public unedited and unaltered.
Pope, who will travel to Roswell in July to participate in the Daily Record's Roswell Incident event, part of the city's UFO Festival, said he hopes discovery of the old Dispatch headlines reminds people that historical records could still be out there, waiting to be discovered. Such a discovery could, as the much anticipated 75th anniversary of the incident nears, help shed new light on what happened in 1947.
"The fact that Roswell will be the focus of world attention again, is almost like ... a sort of final chance to maybe solve the mystery, one way or the other, for good," he said.
https://www.rdrnews.com/news/local/dispatch-from-1947-offers-another-look-at-ufo-incident/article_4d16ed3a-e483-11ec-9b8b-fb624d4cb1c3.html
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#5859789 at 2019-03-24 07:04:39 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7496: Geologic Time Edition
>>5859787
Resignations in the news 3/21/2019 - part 2
Reporter Loses Job After Right-Wing Activist Laura Loomer's Legal Threats Over CPAC Coverage
https://www.thewrap.com/reporter-laura-loomer-live-action-lose-job-resign-cpac-oliver-darcy/
EagleBank founder and CEO Ron Paul retires
https://wtop.com/news/2019/03/eaglebank-founder-and-ceo-ron-paul-retires/
Two Russian Governors Resign Amid Shake-Up Of Regional Leadership
https://www.rferl.org/a/29834395.html
Trooper convicted in rape, fired by State Police
http://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/localnews/ci_32527280/trooper-convicted-rape-fired-by-state-police
High Point board faces public's wrath as three members resign
https://www.njherald.com/20190321/high-point-board-faces-publics-wrath-as-three-members-resign#
Novocure Chief Science Officer Eilon Kirson to retire after 7 years in the role
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/novocure-chief-science-officer-eilon-kirson-to-retire-after-7-years-in-the-role-2019-03-21
Cambridge councillor Donald Adey resigns post 400 miles away
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-47651642
Ford (F) CFO Bob Shanks to Retire and be Succeeded by Tim Stone
https://www.streetinsider.com/Corporate+News/Ford+%28F%29+CFO+Bob+Shanks+to+Retire+and+be+Succeeded+by+Tim+Stone/15283166.html
Former Murdoch exec resigned over Fox's approach to covering Muslims
https://www.axios.com/former-murdoch-exec-resigned-over-foxs-approach-to-covering-muslims-3e998163-64a6-4fc0-8198-1ea4c902f718.html
Encana CFO Sherri Brillon to retire after 10 years in the role
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/encana-cfo-sherri-brillon-to-retire-after-10-years-in-the-role-2019-03-21
Finance chairman resigns in Henry County
https://qctimes.com/news/local/finance-chairman-resigns-in-henry-county/article_7137cf52-c3ca-50ba-a566-31a0d667f260.html
Learning Care Group promotes Mark Bierley to CEO as Barbara Beck retires
https://www.crainsdetroit.com/people/learning-care-group-promotes-mark-bierley-ceo-Barbara-Beck-retires
Brea Olinda girls basketball coach Stephanie Anderson resigns after one season
https://www.ocregister.com/2019/03/21/brea-olinda-girls-basketball-coach-stephanie-anderson-resigns-after-one-season/
Stultz prepares to retire from Columbus North's band program
http://www.therepublic.com/2019/03/21/stultz-prepares-to-retire-from-columbus-norths-band-program/
Three Barnstead selectmen resign during heated Tuesday night meeting
https://www.unionleader.com/news/politics/local/three-barnstead-selectmen-resign-during-heated-tuesday-night-meeting/article_8585f594-a4e0-5dfb-b8b9-baed36a92443.html
Longtime Daily Press attorney retires after 32 years of representing the paper
https://www.dailypress.com/news/newport-news/dp-nws-hunter-sims-retires-20190320-story.html
Wabash Township Fire Chief Mike Francis resigns
https://www.jconline.com/story/news/2019/03/21/wabash-township-fire-chief-mike-francis-resigns/3233827002/
Police Chief Jack Conklin retiring after 30 years with Brea department
https://www.ocregister.com/2019/03/21/daxon-police-chief-jack-conklin-retiring-after-30-years-with-brea-department/
Storm Lake High School principal resigns
https://ktiv.com/2019/03/21/storm-lake-high-school-principal-resigns/
Presbyterian minister fired from college over 'gross misconduct'
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-47647354
8chan/8kun QResearch Topic Alien & UFO's Posts (1)
#16410714 at 2022-06-07 21:43:29 (UTC+1)
ET, UFO, Crop Circle Research Thread #17
>>16410709
Nick Pope, who investigated UFOs for the UK Ministry of Defense, said discovery of the old headlines holds significance for researchers and others interested in the phenomenon.
"It's a fascinating piece of history that time had forgotten," Pope said. "It just shows that 75 years after the Roswell incident, there are still discoveries to be made in the archives."
He added, "Any historian will tell you that going back to the original sources is priceless when it comes to getting an insight into what happened and how those people involved were reacting and perceiving things, and what the feeling was in the local community.
"This is just an amazing glimpse into Roswell in 1947 - which was ground zero for this mystery that still endures to this day."
Barbara Beck, publisher of the Roswell Daily Record, said that bringing a new resource to light for researchers is something the paper's staff is excited about. "It has taken over 70 years for the Roswell Morning Dispatch with its unique articles and headlines to be discovered while looking through our newspaper's archives," she said. "The Dispatch was originally owned by my family and it's very exciting that we now have a new primary resource to further understand the history of New Mexico and its undiscovered stories."
The Roswell Daily Record headlines related to the 1947 UFO incident have, for some time, been federally trademarked. Beck added that the Roswell Morning Dispatch accounts have also now been trademarked, meaning they can't be reproduced without permission.
There's much to be discovered in the archives. A look at the Dispatch records provide a reminder, for instance, of the degree to which a public fascination with UFOs had taken hold here and across the country at that time. The Roswell incident is one of four UFO-related accounts that appear just on the front page of the July 9, 1947 Morning Dispatch. The other items: "Carrizozo Man Sees Flying Disk," "Joe Massey Spots Disk Over Roswell," and an image of an unknown object in the sky over Seattle, Washington, with a caption that asks the question, "Is this a flying disc?"
Further research into the archives has uncovered many more mentions of sightings.
Readers might also notice that the Dispatch front page contains instances of language that reflect the less culturally sensitive times during which the paper was being published. Daily Record management thought it was important to present the archival front page, a piece of local history, to the public unedited and unaltered.
Pope, who will travel to Roswell in July to participate in the Daily Record's Roswell Incident event, part of the city's UFO Festival, said he hopes discovery of the old Dispatch headlines reminds people that historical records could still be out there, waiting to be discovered. Such a discovery could, as the much anticipated 75th anniversary of the incident nears, help shed new light on what happened in 1947.
"The fact that Roswell will be the focus of world attention again, is almost like ... a sort of final chance to maybe solve the mystery, one way or the other, for good," he said.
https://www.rdrnews.com/news/local/dispatch-from-1947-offers-another-look-at-ufo-incident/article_4d16ed3a-e483-11ec-9b8b-fb624d4cb1c3.html
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