Large hall project completes at St Marys Parish
Father S M Giran and loyal parishioners finish a major expansion at St Marys Parish. A new 82 by 95 foot community hall seats 500 with a stage and fireproofed seating area. The work includes offices, reception, library, living rooms, and improved plumbing and electric wiring saved costs for further improvements.
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Father Giran
Cistesea
S. M. Giran
St. Mary’s Parishill
Mother Giran
St. Mary's Church
St Mary's
Given
Popam
el Paso
Historic spots mark Lincoln County War sites in New Mexico
Alamogordo AP dispatch notes Forest Service posting of historic spots and marked forest roads tied to Billy the Kid era. Tunstall murder site becomes first posted location with a monument beside his grave at Lincoln.
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Alamogordo
Associated Press
Billy the Kid
Bily the Kid
Lincoln County
Forest Service
J. H. Tunstall
W. A. Osborne
Medical School
Melbourne University
Australia
Tunstall
England
New Mexico
George Coe
Glencoe
Brady
George Hinman Coe
Bueno
Coe
Lincoln
Kid
Lew Wallace
Hobo Fatally Mangled By Freight Train Near Orogrande
A 60 year old man named Doyle riding a freight train near Orogrande Saturday tried to jump off and was killed about five hours later at Alamogordo hospital. He reported no wife and six children. he was an Odd Fellows member and buried in the county cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orogrande
Sheriff's Office
Dr. Holmes
Lon Danley
Earl Sanders
Lou Leadinghouse
Alamogordo
Alamo
Doyle
Odd Fellows Order
Potter Field
Protecting American Antiquities from Spollation
Archaeologist Jesse L. Nusbaum outlines rising archaeological activity in the Southwest, increased permit requests, and a planned Santa Fe laboratory funded by John D. Rockefeller Jr. The piece highlights conservation needs amid rising motor travel and the 1906 act protecting ruins like Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Nusbaum
United State Department of the Interior
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Pecos
N. M
Southwest
New Mexico
Santa Fe
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Laura Spellman-Rockefeller Foundation
Mesa Verde National Park
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Charity Ball Finishing Touches For New Year Event
The Woman's Club Charity Ball committee including Mesdames Rolland Stevenson and Burch works on finishing touches for the New Year's Eve event at Alamogordo Pavilion. An orchestra is engaged and decorations are planned with proceeds benefiting the club's charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Mesdames F.C
A. (. Neill
Georgia Geren
G. H. Grant
W. W. Loggains
Seed Potatoes Growers Report Strong Year in New Mexico
The High Altitude Potato Growers Association in northern New Mexico at 8300 feet reports growing seed potatoes under dry land conditions. Almost eight carloads were produced. ~20 percent undug due to early snow, with shipments to Chicago Santa Fe Las Vegas Albuquerque and Colorado seed growers.
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State College
N. M
High Altitude Potato Growers’ Association
Gays A
New Mexico Agricultural College
New Mexico
Chicago
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Colorado
3. L Hurst
Mosca
Monte Vista Potato Growers’ Association
Center Association
San Luis Valley
Central
Mexico
Four Feathers Screen at Alamen Declared Open to Public Use
The hall will not be reserved for exclusive sectarian aims but may host any event serving the public good. Four Feathers is showing at the Alamen on December 29 30 and 31 with tickets and venue details readied for community use.
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the Alamento
Masons Elect Officers Joint Installation
At Sacrament Lodge No 24 A F and A M officers for the upcoming term were elected Oscar Shenfield Worshipful Master Tom Carr Senior WardenKR E Willard Secretary Strickland Junior Warden Wil Davis Treasurer A joint installation with the Eastern Star will be held Friday evening at the lodge hall a turkey supper will follow the installations
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The
Sacrament Lodge
A. F
A.M
Oscar Shenfield
Tom Carr
KR. E. Willard
Strickland
Wil Davis
Christmas Short Wave Aims For European Programs
At about 10 p.m. on Christmas Day listeners on KOA Denver KSL Salt Lake or Fort Worth will hear a test of short wave programs from Europe. The NB chain will coordinate with New York City to distribute the broadcasts to member stations. Holland Germany and England are planned in that order though reception is uncertain due to temperamental short waves.
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KOA
Denver
KSL
Salt Lake
Fort Worth
Germany
Holland
England
New York City
Los Angeles Times Plans New Mexico Section Feature
Santa Fe New Mexico December 16 Los Angeles Times rotogravure section tomorrow will feature New Mexico scenes with emphasis on the northern part of the state Editor E M Braddock received extensive material during a summer visit to the state Servier Bureau staff provided support The Sunday Times circulation covers the entire West and is billed per hundred pounds by the Bureau declares.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Los Angeles Times
New Mexico
E. M. Braddock
Servier Bureau
Sunday Times
West
Presbyterian Church Admits No Youth Under Twelve
Due to an outbreak of spinal meningitis in town the church bans Sabbath school and worship for those under 12 next Sabbath. Pastor Calvin A Duncan states no young people under twelve may attend on Sabbath morning at 11. Rev Ralph Gamewell of Philadelphia will preach. evening service announcement to follow.
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Calvin
Theological Seminary
Ralph Gamewell
Philadelphia
Calvin A. Duncan
Dances at Stouts Pavilion Christmas Eve and 28th
Christmas Eve dances at Stout's Pavilion feature the Crusaders and the Lewis Boys. Saturday December 28 offers another Crusaders performance.
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Stout's Pavilion
The
Crusaders
Lewis Boys
Alamogordo Bankroom Heist and Social Trend Survey
An Alamogordo poker room was robbed by two unknown bandits who tied up players and looted money and jewelry before fleeing. Separately a White House backed commission led by Wesley Mitchell will study social trends for two to three years, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, adding child welfare and urban life effects to its scope.
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Waretown
Hoover
Wesley ©. Mitchell
The
Social Science Research Council
Columbia University
New Commission
Redinson
Alonoverdo
Monay Mouraine
Dudley Potter
Lionel
Cox
Tularosa
Potter
Carter
Alamogordo
Baturdy
Alamogordo Faces Spinal Meningitis Outbreak and Quarantine
Over ten days through Dec 24 Alamogordo reports spinal meningitis with three deaths among five cases. Affected homes are quarantined and children under 12 are barred from gatherings. The No M. School for the Blind is under quarantine though no cases there. Public health guidance emphasizes isolation, ventilation, and hygiene while serum supplies are limited and effectiveness debated.
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Alamogordo
J. G. Holmes
Small
No M. School For For Blind
Luckett
State Board of Public Health
State Board of Health
Developing Local Farm Markets and National Standards
The article argues general farmers miss federal aid unless markets are interstate. New England states use a New England Quality label for bees, poultry, vegetables, and fruits to fetch higher prices. It calls for broader adoption by other states with farmer cooperation and state backing as rural markets grow with urban population shifts.
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Hoover
Federal Radio Commission
Department of Commerce
Radio Appeal Board
Senate
Couzens
Federal Om
New England
Agricultural Committee
New England Council
Deep Cave Found Near Clayton In New Mexico
Clayton New Mexico December 19 The Clayton High School instructors Ben Terrell Clare Palmer and Berry Alvis with Terry Smith and Alvin Draper explored a cave ten miles west of Greenville They crawled a 1500 foot tunnel and found a collapsed section Palmer believes more chambers lie ahead The tale evokes legends of Spanish treasure and Black Jack with potential archaeological interest and possible hidden loot
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Clayton
N. M
New Mexico
Hoover
Ben ‘Terrell
Clare Palmer
Berry Alvis
Clayton High School
Terry Smith
Alvin Draper
Greenville
Black Jack
Mr. Palmer
Pilin
West side of Helen to Socorro river road to open early year
Santa Fe reports state highway officials expect the west side of the river road between Helen and Socorro to reopen around the first of the year. Detours will route traffic around washed out Rio Puerco and Rio Salado bridges as new spans and strengthened banks are built to preserve winter traffic.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Helen
Socorro
Rio Puerco
Rio Salado
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Giran
Gan
Father Chan
Hiase
Mather Giran
Alamogordo News
Tom Magelda
Anteto Rodriguez
Ramon Keeman
Southwest Lumber Co
Gitin
Hoperam
Prssiden
Widen Conscience
Albert T. Reid
Papa
Bari
Frank Coe
Colleen Moore
Alamento
Masons
Europe
Los Angeles
Presbyterian Church
School For
Mich. Avenue
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