Dempsey Reviews Record From U S House Service
Ex Gov John J Dempsey candidate for U S Senator outlines six years as New Mexico representative He says he sponsored 104 measures and highlights major projects Soil Conservation canalization of the Rio Grande Conchas dam the Eleph ant Butte hydro electric plant funding highway 54 paving and federal buildings in Alamogordo Deming and Hot Springs He defends bid decisions and recalls federal construction efforts including post offices and offices saved for Alamogordo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al- News
John J. Dempsey
U. S
U.S. House of Representatives
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Conchas
Elephant Butte
Askee
Dempsey
Tularosa
Public Roads Administration
PRA
Armstrong & Armstrong
Alamogordo
Lincoln Forest
Roswell
Deming
Hot Springs
Title Test Game Tonight As Leaders Meet
Rain postponed Tuesday softball action with Henrys facing Champions and Plaza meeting Brunells. Thursday night features a pivotal duel between league leaders Prestridge Lumbermen and Ryan Fields, while Tularosa backs its hurler Candelaria against the unbeaten visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry's
Plaza
Brunell’s
Prestridge
Ryan Fields
Tularosa
Candelaria
Stiles
Prestridge Lumbermen
Ovent
Lumbermen
RHE Men's Store
Vann
Bagwell
Huff
Sanchez
Ten Alamogordo Graduates Earn Special Honors
The Alamogordo High School 1948 class sees eight graduates named in the top ten percent of New Mexico. Betty Walcott receives the Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award. Carita Wayne wins a special applied music and voice scholarship from State Teachers College Silver City. Quimby and Stevenson earn scholarships from Eastern New Mexico College Portales. Dunn and Britton earn scholarships from State Teachers College Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo High School
AHS
Amo
New Mexico
Bill Quimby
Jean Stevenson
Bill Dunn
June Britton
Betty Chappell
Bob Cook
Mauaean McCracken
Lloyd McClesky
Daughters of American Revolution
Betty Walcott
Carita Wayne
State Teachers College of
Silver City
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
State ‘Teachers’ College
Students urged to obtain social security cards for summer work
Lane E Holt, manager of the El Paso social security office, urged student workers to secure social security account number cards before starting summer jobs. He noted many delays occurred because workers lacked cards, as 10 days are needed for duplicates. Duplicate cards are mailed free after filing an application at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane E. Holt
el Paso
Social Security Office
Holt
Sean
Social Security Administrat
U. C. Court House
Texas
Tiger Griders To Play Ten Games
Alamogordo High School’s Tiger football team will face ten opponents this fall. The schedule opens with Capitan on September 10 and includes Deming Santa Rosa and Hatech with games from September to October under new state athletic association rules limiting spring practice.
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Alamogordo High School
Tiger
Tiger Field
Capitan
State Athletic Association
Alamogordo
Deming
Santa Rosa
Hatech
Paved Crossing Completed on Eighth Street
Downs and Llewellyn completed a paved route from Prestridge Mill to Pennsylvania Ave across Southern Pacific tracks on Eighth Street. The railroad bore some track prep costs. Prestridge Lumber Co funded the paving beyond mill. property owners paid for the section between Pennsylvania Ave and the tracks. The crossing width is 18 feet and extends to street width on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Eighth St
Downs & Llewellyn
Prestridge Mill
Pennsylvania Ave
Prestridge Lumber Co
8Th St
Truman Plans Five Major Speeches During West Coast Tour
The White House announced President Truman will deliver five major speeches on a June train journey to the West Coast. Scheduled stops include Chicago June 4 on displaced persons, Omaha June 5, Seattle June 10 on hydro electric development and reclamation, Berkeley June 12 on foreign policy, and Los Angeles June 14 before the Los Angeles Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Truman
West Coast
Chicago
Omaha
Seattle
University of California At Berkeley
Los Angeles
Unusual May Rain Spreads Across Alamogordo Region
A May rain event breaks a long drought with 0.81 inch at the S. P. Depot in Alamogordo Tuesday evening, lighter 0.61 inch at White Sands monument, and about 0.25 inch in Tularosa. Scattered showers persist in the Sacramento Mountains as forecasters predict a five day period of warm to cool temperatures and intermittent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P
Alamogordo
White Sands Monument
Tularosa
Sacramento Mountains
Forest Service
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alsuaquerane
New Mexico
Ctero County
Mayhill
Alamogordo California Association Picnic Set for June 6
Mrs. Seba M. Winsett secretary of the Alamogordo-California Association announces the semi-annual picnic on Sunday June 6 at Houghton Park North Long Beach Cal. Alamogordoans visiting nearby are invited. Lunch at 12 30 with coffee and ice cream free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seba M. Winsett
Alamogordo Graduates Entertained During Commencement Week
Alamogordo high school graduates and peers enjoyed social events during commencement week. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dunn hosted a Friday party with about 80 attendees, dancing, ice cream, cake, and a guest-book duty by Uel Lane. Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority hosted a Tea at the Community Center on Saturday for senior class members from Alamogordo, Tularosa, Cloudcroft, and Weed schools, with Mrs. Jessie Guillon presiding and Mrs. Irene Baird coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dunn
Alamogordo
Cliss
Uel Lane
Bright
Neil Quimby
Tularosa
Cloudcroft
Weed
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Otero County
Jessie Guillon
Tubarosa
Irene Baird
Oter
Audit Finds $106100 In Otero Hospital Funds Assets
Auditors James A. Clifford and John Dalton report Otero County Hospital Association holds $106,887.55 in assets with $71,611.55 cash on hand and $22,921 notes due. They note several tied items including a $2,000 hospital site and a $5,000 Lions Club related house pending transfer. Gerald Champion praised for leadership and contributions to the hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County Hospital Association
James A. Clifford
John Dalton
Hospital Association
Mose C. Cauthen
Otero County Hospital
Otero County
Mah
O. G. Cady
Tularosa
Gerald D. Champion
R. D. Champion
Alamogordo
la Luz
Royal Typewriter Co
Thomas Fortune Ryan I
Three Rivers
Gerald Champion
New Chaplain Arrives at Holloman Base
Protestant Base Chapel welcomes Captain Prentiss O. Penticoff and his wife and daughter to Holloman Air Force Base on May 15. A son of Rey and Mrs. O. C. Penticoff of Caro Michigan, he is a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan and Garrett Biblical Institute with Chicago Theological Seminary postgraduate work. He began Army chaplain duties in 1942, served with the 416th Bomb Group in Europe and the South Pacific, and prior to service ministered in Towanda and Keithsburg Illinois. The Illinois Methodist Conference member joins Holloman for a pleasant stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holoman Air Force Base
Prentiss O. Penticoff
Holloman Air Force Base
Penticoff
Rey
O. C. Penticoff
Caro
Michigan
Tlinois Wesleyan
Garret Biblcal Institute
Chicago Theological Seminary
Pamphlets Sought by Chicago Bureau On White Sands
The Alamogordo News reports a request from the Chicago Tribune Tourist Bureau for 50 copies of Richards Origin and Formation of the White Sands pamphlet. With only 600 copies printed, a reprint may be needed soon. the pamphlet is praised as a clear exposition by a noted western geologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Chicago Tribune Tourist Bureau
Tribune
Fire at Holloman Base Damages 80000 in Lab Equipment
An investigating board met Wednesday to determine the cause of a fire at Holloman Base Electronics and Upper Air Research Development Laboratory. The blaze began about 11 p.m. Tuesday and caused about 80000 in damage to office and laboratory equipment. Firemen fought the flames until about 2 a.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electronics and Upper Air Research Development Laboratory
Holoman
Bi Dixon
Brannan Named to Succeed Anderson as Secretary
President Truman nominates Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan to replace Clinton P. Anderson who left the cabinet to pursue the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination from New Mexico. Brannan, 44, has served as assistant secretary since June 1944 and is a Denver native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Preident Truman Today
Charles F. Brannan
Clinton P Anderson
Anderson
U.S
New Mexico
Brannan
Denver
Colo
Qualifications lowered for stenographers at Holloman base
The U S Civil Service Commission has lowered stenographer exam requirements due to increased demand for stenographers. Several openings exist at Holloman Air Base. Interested applicants may contact J A McRae at the Alamogordo Post Office, secretary of the board of U S Civil Service Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Comision
Holloman Air Base
J. A. McRae
Alamogordo
Old Age and Survivors Insurance Fund Balance Report
The March 15 1948 statement shows February 20 1948 fund balance at 10 979 097 641 96 dollars. The fund pays social security percentages including one percent from employer and employee of each salary. no state breakdown is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8. Treasury
Death of Lewis N. Robinson Claims Life in College Addition
Lewis Napoleon Robinson 76 died suddenly at his home in College Addition on May 20. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Leadingh Haus Mullins Chapel with Rev. Grant officiating. Born March 23, 1872 in Sulphur Springs Texas, he married Amanda Hobaugh in 1893 and had 11 children, eight surviving along with 24 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Surviving relatives include widow, eight children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. sons Joe Claude Ora Robinson Alamogordo Frank Robinson California Mrs. Gordon Wimsatt Cloudcroft Jim Robinson Oregon Dan Robinson California West Robinson Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis N. Robinson
College Addition
Leadinghnaus-Mullins
Rev
Grant
The
Assembly of God
Lewis Napoleon Revinson
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Amanda Hobaugh
Carroll County
Robinson
Stone County
Missouri
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Joe
Claude
Ora Robinson
Frank Robinson
California
Gordon Wimsatt
Cloudcroft
Jim Robinson
Oregon
Dan Robinson
West Robinson
Silver Dollars Circulating At Holoman AFB
Silver dollars to be paid to military personnel at Holoman Air Force Base on May 3 will total 1500 dollars. The Public Relations Office explains the special issue demonstrates how soldier pay circulates in local trade areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holoman Air Force Base
Office of Public Relations
New Mexico Farm Real Estate Values Rise Sharply
New Mexico farm real estate values on March 11, 1948, were 125 percent higher than the 1935-39 period, with U S Department of Agriculture data noting U S land values up eight percent in the last year and seven percent nationally. Mortgage debt in New Mexico grew 1.2 percent from 1940 to 1947 while national mortgage debt fell 27.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Sunshine
J. Z. Rowe
Rowe
Chavez Bill Would Anticipate Big Road Work
Washington May 5 Special total of 8 276 000 would be available to New Mexico for highway and road work in 24 months if Congress enacts the bill by Senator Dennis Chavez to extend the Federal Aid Road Law for two years. The measure would speed forest, road and trail development in the west and allow early work on Carlsbad Caverns and Bandolier National Monument in New Mexico while maintaining high highway construction levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Mexico
Congress
Dennis Chavez
Mex
Chavez
National Forest
Carlsbad Caverns
Bandolier National Monument
Chaves
Senate Committee On Public Works
Buder Bureau
Public Roads Administration
House of Representatives
Reed
West
House
Clinton Anderson Guest of M R Prestridge During Campaign Visit
Clinton P. Anderson of Albuquerque former Secretary of Agriculture and 1960s party candidate for senator was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Prestridge over the weekend. Prestridge hosted a stag dinner at Coronado Lodge Saturday night with about 25 guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Anderson
M. R. Prestridge
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
Prestridge
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Prestridge
Coronado Lodge
Lions Conclave Delegates Return From Taos Meet
Mr and Mrs Harold Cividum and Mr and Mrs Rolla Buck left Pri day for Taos to represent Alamogordo Lions at the New Mexico Lions Clubs state convention. They are returning today Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Harold Cividum
Rolla Buck
Priday
Taos
Alamogordo
Public Talk On Closed Shop Amendment Here In NM
A non partisan public discussion on the proposed constitutional amendment to outlaw the closed shop in New Mexico will be held at the Community Center on Friday May 28 at 8 p m The Labor Political Education committee sponsors the event Speakers include Earl J McDonald Santa Fe and Charles Parcell secretary of the Council of Carpenters Other versed speakers will be invited Local committees organizing the program include R E Walton Reginald Smith and J H Faulk enberry Veterans groups chambers of commerce Lions and Rotary clubs educational and women organizations are circulating notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Labor Political Education Committee
Earl J. McDonald
Santa Fe
State Federation of Labor
Charles Parcell
Council of Carpenters
Veterans’ Organizations
Chamber of Commerce
Lions and Rotary Clubs
R. E. Walton
Reginald Smith
J. H. Faulkenberry
Holloman Sweeps Baseball Series At White Sands
Holloman Air Force Base dominates White Sands Prov ing Grounds sweeping a two game set 16 to 6 and 23 to 9 Led by Marty Mehall the team belted a grand slam and three homers across the twin bill Connie Culbreath allowed 12 hits for the opener Rusty Means earned his second win in relief or start status for Holloman AFB with two decisive performances as the series moved to a fifth win in six outings for Holloman AFB
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Holloman Air Force Base
Marty” Mehall
Holloman Afb
White Sands Proving Grounds
Mehall
Holloman
Connie Culbreath
Rusty” Means
Rhe Holloman
White Sands
Alamo Boy H U Graduate Class of 1948
Ishmael Ortega of Alamogordo, from Highlands University Las Vegas NM, will graduate in the Class of 1948 at commencement exercises on May 20. Ortega is a chemistry major with business administration, history and music minors and serves as vice president of Kappa Sigma Kappa, student senate representative, and member of the chemistry club band and saxophone quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Ishmael Ortega
Highlands University
Alamogordo
Ortega
Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Bond Money Enroute Here
Governor Mabry approved the purchase of Alamogordo’s 500000 water bonds. The state treasurer will mail the bonds and $900 accrued interest to the city. Funds at par 2.65 percent will buy about 200000 in pipe from La Luz Canyon and pay contractors for piping. Bids open June 2 at the Town office with several bidders visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Mabry
State Board of Finance
Alamogordo
E. D. McKinley
R. R. Rodgers
Indian Woman Killed By Car Near Tularosa
Winnie Bigrope 47 of Mescalero died after being struck by a car driven by Melvin Coe Nogal and accompanied by William Hall Carni vo re. The accident occurred about 10 p m Saturday on the highway a mile north of Tularosa. Funeral services were held at 11 a m May 24 at the Mescalero Protestant church with burial in Mescalero Cemetery.
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Winnie Bigrope
Mescalero
Tularosa
Melvin Coe
Nogal
William Hall
Carnivore
Peter Bigrope
Carrizo Springs
Latham
Prince Gazuma
Two Alamogordo Girls Earn State Trip
Miss Nannette Orr and Miss Nancy Simms juniors at Alamogordo High School were chosen to represent the school at the Girls State Session at Highlands University Las Vegas. The five day event, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, teaches government through practice. Local groups cover all expenses. Governor Minbry spoke to attendees among sixty four high schools represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannette Orr
Nancy Simms
Alamogordo High School
Alamogordo
Schedule adopted on grazing rents in Section 15 lands
Washington May 23 The Bureau of Land Management set a uniform rent schedule for Section 15 grazing lands outside Federal districts and eliminated the $5 filing fee for small or scattered tracts. Rates range from one tenth of a cent to 44 cents per acre depending on forage quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Arizona
New Mexico
Students Home From Loretto Academy
Misses Carol Shipley and Marylyn Edgington, students at Loretto Academy, BH Paw, will return home tomorrow Thursday for the same vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Shipley
Marilyn Edgington
Loretto Academy
Tally Dude Barn Opens Friday at Clouderof
Mr and Mrs George Tally prepare to open Tally Barn at Clouderof on May 28 offering a summer program with horseback riding guests chicken fries chuck wagon suppers bay rides and visits to ran branding corrals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Dude
George Tally
Clouderof
Return of Mrs. Jack Denney from Texas visit
Mrs. Jack Denney, Sr. returned Tuesday from a three weeks visit with relatives in East Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jack Denney, Sr
Snyder Visits Sister in Independence Last Week
Rep. Floyd L. Snyder of Independence Missouri traveled to visit his sister Alia Smith last week, detailing a family gathering in a local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Floyd L. Snyder
Alia Smith
O. O. F. Plans Play Ground at Alamogordo Hall
Members of Alamogordo Lodge No. 25 I O O F authorize a committee to establish a playground behind the hall on Virginia Ave for children under 12 with equipment. The lodge also plans to keep the Odd Fellows hall open during fair week as a rest resort for mothers with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo Lodge No. 25
Virginia Ave
Wayne Johnson
James Joy
Bruce Flaber
Odd Fellows Hall
Visit to Relatives Spanning Three States
Mrs. Jesse F. Watson and her son John left Saturday to visit relatives in Memphis Tennessee and Carrollton Mississippi. They were accompanied to Mountain Home Arkansas by Mrs. Lucile Rogers and daughters and Miss Eleanor Edeington. They will spend two weeks with Mrs. Rogers sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Steve Byham formerly of Alamogordo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse F. Watson
John
Memphis
Tenn
Carroltown
Miss
Mountain Home
Ark
Lucile Rogers
Eleanor Edeington
Hills Visit Family Weary From Weekend in California
Mr and Mrs Charles Hill Sr of Porterville California with daughter Mrs Roy Porter and her husband from Tolleson Arizona visited Mr and Mrs Hill s daughter Mrs Herbert McNatt and husband and family over a weekend The Hills were accompanied back to Porterville by their son Delbert who has been here for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Charles Hill
Porterville
Calif
Roy Porter
Toleson, Ariz
Return to Roswell families depart for home
Mrs Randy Reese and her young son left Friday for Roswell. They were accompanied by nephews Barry and Jerry Louder who will visit there briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Randy Reese
Little Son
Barry
Jerry Louder
El Pasoans Visit Here by Beall Family
Mrs. Lebron Beall and her two young sons traveled from El Paso to spend several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Beacham and other relatives.
sizable Alamogordo group hosts Cloudcroft supper party
A large group from Alamogordo attended a Cloudcroft Sunday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Illy Daniels. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Chris Braunstein of Mountain Park and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dodds of Tularosa. About eight guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloudcroft
Alamogordo
Illy Daniels
Daniels
Chris Braunstein
Mountain Park
Dale Dodds
Tularosa
Annual NFIP Meeting in Otero County
The annual meeting of the Otero County Chapter NFIP will be held at 2 p m on June 5 1949 at the office of Mrs George Shipley chairman 1005 New York Ave Annual reports will be submitted and officers elected for 1948 1949 All those interested in NFIP work are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
George Shipley
New York Ave
NFIP
Merchants Prepare for Hurley Trip in Semi Pro Clash
Merchants baseball team heads to Hurley New Mexico to face the strong Hurley Miners in a Western playday. Hurley is considered among the best in the region, with last season’s runners up in the southwestern semi pro tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Hurley
New Mexico
Tony Lama
el Paso
Dudley Field
el Paso Sporting Goods
Methodist Pastors Reassigned at New Mexico Conference
The New Mexico Annual Conference of the Methodist Church met at First Methodist Church in Clovis from May 19 to 23. Rev. Jesse F. Watson returned as Grace Church pastor. J L Lawson to Tularosa. Rev H L Graves to Ruido so. Rev F J Johnston to Capitan. Rev Howard Pitts moves to supernumerary due to health. Carrizozo appointment to be announced later. Bishop W Angie Smith presided with guests from Pittsburgh and New Delhi areas and Dr James R Houghton of Boston University aiding with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
The
Methodist Organization
First Methodist
Clovis
Jesse F. Watson
Grace Methodist Church
J. L. Lawson
Carrizozo
W. Angie Smith
James Straughn
Pittsburgh
J. W. Pickett
New Delhi
India
Methodist Church
Jas. R. Houghton
Boston University
Watson
Pioneering Alamogordo Resident H Frank Danley Dies in Las Vegas NM
H Frank Danley long time Alamogordo resident and mining stockman died May 13 1948 in a Las Vegas NM hospital. Funeral services were held at Johnson Memorial Mortuary Las Vegas with Rev L M Farrer officiating. Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Survived by two sons Frank Jr and Claude and three daughters Mrs Mark Danley Mrs Alton Daugherty and Mrs Floyd Brunson all of Alamogordo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Danley
Las Vegas
New Mexico
H. Frank Danley
Alamogordo
Johnson Memorial
L. M. Farrer
Church of Christ
M. R. Seamon
Clyde Turer
W. S. Carrington
D. A. Thompson
Alton Daugherty
Vernon Thompson
Odd Fellows
Mr. Danley
Miles County
Texas
Sacramentos
Frank, Jr
Claude
Mark Danley
Floyd Brunson
Mr Corey Improves After Hip Injury at Providence
W. A. Corey custodian of Alameda Park, who fell three weeks ago and broke his right hip, underwent surgery at Providence hospital on Monday. Surgeons spliced the bone with a pin. He is reported recovering satisfactorily and is expected to return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Corey
W. A. Corey
Alameda Park
Providence Hospital
Kepaso
Weekend at Green Tree with Bays Family
Janie Louder Gail Judy Ann and Herbert Bays spent the weekend at Green Tree with the Bays family grandmother Mrs Morrison at their cabin in Ruidoso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso
Janie Louder
Gail
Judy Ann
Herbert Bays
Green ‘Tree
Bays
Mrs. Morrison
Alamogordo Board Seeks Bids for Town Property
The Board of Trustees of Alamogordo New Mexico invites sealed bids for the town property at 815 Pennsylvania site of the present town shops. Bids require a five percent certified check and must be received before 5 p m June 10 at the office. The board may reject any or all bids. Esther Agnew Clerk-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Esther Agnew
Treasuree
Appreciation Note to Fire Department
In appreciation to the fire department and others assisting for their prompt action and zealous work in arresting the fire which threw total destruction of my home Mrs. Mary Gilbert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Mary Gilbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rae Ryan
Plaza Cafe
Candelario
Sells
Bender
Ryan- Fields
Thurs
L Prestridge
Ryan-Pields
Brunell's Plaza Cafe
Tiger Griders
Alamo-California
Holloman Base
Tourist Bureau
Coloradoan
L. N. Robinson
Alamo Boy
H. U
Alamo
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