This Week In Washington on Agricultural Adjustments
Washington reports 110 million dollars to cotton growers from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration as compensation for plowed under cotton, funded by a mill processing tax. Wheat programs aim to distribute over 125 million to wheat growers as prices rise, financed by a 30 cent per bushel mill tax. An emergency plan calls for killing 4 million pigs and 1 million sows to supply meat, with tax funding and milk shed moves under dairy programs.
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Washington, D. C
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Unemployment Relief Administration
The
Rotarians Hear Indian Talk At Sands
Alamogordo Rotary Club members and guests enjoyed a picnic at White Sands. Dr. M. E. Opler of Chicago University, spending time at Mescalero Agency, shared Apache lore in a talk highlighting dance symbolism and debunking myths about the July Dance.
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Alamogordo
Dr Opler
Opler
New Mexico Cowboys Shine at El Paso Rodeo
Prize winners list from the El Paso amateur rodeo last weekend features New Mexico cowboys such as Cecil Massey San Patricio Buster Prather John Thomas Hondo Polk Brown Bob Wilkinson Honda Lynn Storm Glencoe Gerald Tully Bill Browning Glencoe Ralph Bonnell and Mark Storm Glencoe Terrell Herndon Cloudcroft among others with top finishes in calf roping stake racing bronco riding and bull dogging across Saturday Sunday and finals.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Cecil Massey
San Patricio
Buster Prather
John Thomas
Polk Brown
Bob Wilkinson
Dude Browning
Honda
Curt Lee
Tom Babers
Alamo
Lynn Storm
Glencoe
Gerald Tully
Bill Dick Browning
Ralph Bonnell
Mark Storm
Terrell Herndon
Cloudcroft
One-Horned Rhinoceroses Remain Few in Malay and Java
The article notes only about three one-horned rhinoceroses survive in Malay and perhaps a dozen in Java, making them extremely rare and state protected.
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Malay
Java
Road projects in Otero County planned for September
Waite J Keeney state director of Re employment says several Otero county road projects will begin about September 12 or later including 165A piling between Tularosa and Alamogordo 106 A B and C oil penetration jobs from Newman north and F L H 123 Mescalero about 18 miles oiling U S District Engineer J A Eliott expects NR 37 C2 James Canyon and NR 36 AL Rio Penasco to start September 15 Ten laborers plus Civil Service staff are already at James Canyon with six more needed Sept 15 Registration started Monday in Cloudcroft Mayhill Weed and Tularosa open ten days then applicants register in Alamogordo Local committee seeks to complete lists before contractors arrive
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Waite J. Keeney
Otero County
Tularosa
Alamogordo
Newman North
Mescalero
Orogrande Mining Co Installing Machinery
The Orogrande Consolidated Mining Co and its Gem claim near Orogrande deploy a crew to install machinery and timber the shaft. Engineer Lloyd Fleming of Oklahoma City oversees the work.
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Orogrande Consolidated Mining Co
Orogrande
Lloyd Fleming
Oklahoma City
New County Health Nurse Starts Work in County
Miss Helen James the new Otero County health nurse took over duties last Saturday succeeding Mrs Julia Martin. She and Dr Eugene Simms county health officer plan an immediate vaccination drive for smallpox and diphtheria noting high need. Many school children have already been vaccinated and new students will soon be offered serum. A nominal charge applies ten cents for smallpox and thirty cents for diphtheria vaccination.
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Helen James
Otero County
Julia Martin
Miss James
Eugene Simms
Salvation Army Campaign Ends in Otero County
Baron James V. Auriemma concluded his 18th campaign for funds in Otero County at Tularosa on Wednesday, reporting $362.17 raised locally plus a concert at Cloudcroft Lodge with 12.55 free will offering. He sang to high school students in Tularosa and gave a program at the schoolhouse, assisted by Ruthena Champion and a trio. Donations from Cloudcroft, Tularosa, and Alamogordo totaled 67.55, 40.92, and 253.70 respectively. Auriemma departs for El Paso then Hot Springs for Sierra County campaign plans.
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James V. Auriemma
Salvation Army
Otero County
Tularosa
Otero
Baron Auriemma
Cloudcroft Lodge
Houk
Austria
Bill Tooley
Cadman
Home
Verdi
di Capua
Baro Auriemma
Ruthena Champion
Rockies
Myrtle Remick
Ethel Wimset
the Baron
Cloudecroft
Alamogordo
el Paso
Hot Springs
Sierra County
Lincoln forest notes leaders elected at state meeting
Supervisor Arthur reported from Carlsbad on the first day of State Game Protective meetings. Pete Losey was elected president of the state association. The group endorsed protecting turkey as proposed by the Otero County Game Protective Association, recommending three areas in the Sacramento Mountains be used as refuges with one opened each year.
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Arthur
Carlsbad
Pete Losey
Otero County
Major Galbreath Reviews Proposed Winter Camp Sites
Major Galbreath inspected Forest Service proposed CCC camp sites in the Guadalupe division, Fresnal and La Luz areas, and Penasco. Winter work includes fencing road work and erosion control. It is estimated that 50 to 60 percent of CCC boys will re enlist after their first term.
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Galbreath
Forest Service
Guadalupe Division
Fresnal and
la Luz
Penasco
C. C.C
Cattle Grazing Demos Planned at Elk and Ruidoso
Cattle grading demonstrations will be held at Bernard Cleve Ranch in Elk on September 7 and at Ruidoso on September 8. The events are sponsored by the Ruidoso Cattle and Horse Growers Association with President Kent of the State Agricultural College speaking at Elk. Demonstrations are led by Mr. Wallace of the U S Bureau of Economics and Dr Black of the State College.
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Bernard Cleve
Elk
Ruidoso
The
Ruidoso Cattle and Horse Growers' Association
Kent
State Agricultural College
Wallace
U. S Bureau of Economics
Dr Black
State College
Forest Areas in Lincoln Forest Show Varied Health
Forest officials report the Lincoln Forest ranges span from poor to extra good. Rainfall last season was irregular, with showers scattered. Several ranges may struggle to carry winter stock unless ample fall rains arrive.
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Lincoln Forest
One-Time Alamogordo Visitor Dies From Oklahoma Crash
Miles Marlowe twenty four nephew of Mrs. Lewis died in an Oklahoma City hospital after an auto crash near the city. He had spent summers in Alamogordo and was returning from a small town when struck by a truck. Amputation of his arm followed and he died after surgery. Burial was in Shawnee.
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J. A. Lewis
Miles Marlowe
Lewis
Oklahoma City
Young Marlowe
George Marlowe
Shawnee Okla
Marlowe
Marlowes
Alamogordo
Maurine
Bill Lewis
Shawnee
Pendergrass
Tony
Gladys
Prominent Men To Speak On 20 Mill Tax Limit
Attorney W A Sutherland Balcomb W T Scoggin and Charlie Madrid of Las Cruces will be in Alamogordo at 3 30 p m Thursday Sept 7 to address a conference of businessmen and taxpayers and others interested in the 20 mill amendment. The meeting will be held at the court house or high school under the New Mexico Federation of Taxpayers Associations.
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W. A. Sutherland
Balcomb
W. T. Scoggin
Charlie Madrid
Las Cruces
Alamogordo
Court House
High School
New Mexico Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
Labor Day Demon stration Big Event
A large NRA demonstration drew an estimated 2500 attendees near the post office. The program included a parade, fire apparatus, Miss Liberty figure, drums, and speeches by Mayor Wilford Baron Auriemma and Lieut. Ford praising the New Deal and Reconstruction Act. Proceeds funded NRA costs as a dance followed at the Pavilion with music from local organizers.
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NRA
Miss Liberty
Riley Roberts
Sacramento
Lieut Ford
Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Rosario Baldonado
Chas
Thomas
Thao
Mayor Wilford
Baron Auriemma
America
New Mexico
Louis Carr
Lieut
Ford
Sacramento River
Notice by Mrs Hartley Disclaims Debts
To whom it may concern I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name and without having been authorized by me. 35. Mrs. E. S. Hartley.
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E. 8S. Hartley
Prize list for Fort Bliss Military Tournament and Horse Show
Chamber of Commerce notes the Military Tournament and Horse Show at Fort Bliss Texas runs October 9 to 14 under the First Cavalry Division Hunt. The prize list is available at the Chamber of Commerce office for readers.
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Fort Bliss
Texas
First Cavalry Division
Radio Station in Clovis Boosts White Sands Advertising
Former publicity agent H. A. Kyler says the Clovis radio station is giving our Great White Sands extensive advertising. The claim highlights increased local promotion and potential public impact.
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Clovis
White Sands
H. A. Kyler
Great White Sands
Health Valley News publisher proposes regional roads convention
Edgar Hayes of Alamogordo urges the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce to convene a Southern New Mexico Roads Convention on September 16 and 17 to discuss directing traffic through Clovis Roswell Ruidoso Tulare s a Alamogordo White Sands Las Cruces Deming and Lordsburg routes.
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Edgar Hayes
Health Valley News
W. Yandell Blvd
Alamogordo C
Storage-site study mailed to university by State Highway Engineer
State Highway Engineer George Neel of Santa Fe mailed an informal report to the University of Chicago listing data on six potential storage locations in the area. The sites studied include Alamo Creek Dry Canyon La Luz Free nal and Tularosa Creeks.
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George Neel
Santa Fe
U. of C
Alamo Creek
Dry Canyon
la Luz
Freenal
Tularosa Creeks
Lindale Boys Visit Southern New Mexico Attractions
Five Lindale Texas youths toured nearby sights after hearing Carveth Wells the Radio Explorer extol Southern New Mexico. Their trip showcases local interest in regional attractions.
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Carveth Wells
Great Radio Explorer
New Mexico
Lindale
Texas
Alamogordo Chamber Invited to Hot Springs Meeting
W J Mulholland mayor of Hot Springs New Mexico extended an invitation to the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce to attend a two day meeting of the Community Builders Association on September 1 and 2. Secretary Yelton wires regrets that due to pressing business no representative can be sent.
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Hot Springs
W. J. Mulholland
N. M
Alamogordo
Chamber of Commerce invites NRA parade attendees
The Chamber of Commerce worked with the NRA committee to send invitations to members consumers and enthusiasts in Tularosa Mescalero Orogrande Ruidoso and Cloudcroft to attend the NRA parade.
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The
C. of C
NRA
Tularosa
Mescalero
Orogrande
Ruidoso
Cloudcroft
NRA Rally Report Highlights New Mexico Welfare Plan
Miss Margar et Reeves of the Child's Welfare Association of New Mexico outlines at Albuquerque a plan to employ all able bodied men and raise relief per family for the sick and feeble minded to ensure adequacy.
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NRA
Albuquerque
Margaret Reeves
Child's Welfare Association of
New Mexico
No Duchess to El Paso Rodeo Representation Fails
Alamogordo officials report no Duchess will travel to El Paso for the rodeo due to time constraints and the absence of a suitable representative.
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el Paso
Aalmogordo Cg, of
Alamogordo
Otero County Taxpayers Association Meeting Called
A general meeting of the Otero County Taxpayers Association will be held at the Court House at 10 am on Saturday September 16. Members of the executive committee and association are invited to discuss the 20 mill tax limitation amendment No 4 and related tax matters. Called by A A McNatt president.
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Otero County Taxpayers’ Association
Court House
A. A. McNatt
County Tax Association
Court Decree Orders 20 Percent Dividends From Bank Assets
A decree signed in Carrizozo by Judge Numa C. Frenner directs the receiver of the defunct State Bank of Alamogordo to pay at least 20 percent of all claims to depositors and other creditors. The bank’s cash assets are $30,161.06 with about $15,000 to be distributed among over 400 general claims.
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State Bank of
Alamogordo
Carrizozo
Numa C. Frenner
John Bingham
Ecoreceiver
Lewis Gillis
Gillis
Federal Reserve
el Paso
Chamber of Commerce Reorganized in Tularosa
Tularosa New Mexico reports the Chamber of Commerce reorganized with a dinner for sixty five members and prospects. Dr J J Robinson served as master of ceremonies assisted by C F Guillon secretary. Board includes F A Smith J B Nelson J T Baldonado Mrs R D Champion and Mrs C RR Jeffris. Jane Clayton elected Duchess to represent Tularosa at El Paso Amateur Rodeo September 2 to 4.
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Tularosa
N. M
J. T. Baldonado
R. D. Champion
C RR. Jefferis
Jane Clayton
Fularosa
el Paso
White Sand Literature Request Flows From Abilene Mail
St Abilene Texas correspondent notes general info about the area. Mrs Wolser from Lordsburg New Mexico asks that Mrs C T Wyatt of 1010 FE St Fairburg Nebraska be sent White Sand literature.
White Sands samples popularized by advertising
Miss Covington in San Antonio found a sample of the Great White Sands in the Buckhorn Cafe, illustrating how prior advertising has greatly popularized the sands across the nation and into curio shops and state displays.
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Covington
San Antonio
Buckhorn Cafe
Camp at White Sands For the Winter
Tom Charles, Fred Yelton, and Ferris Shelton plan a CCC camp at Great White Sands National Monument as a winter site. They submitted a program to G D Macy and Jess Nusbaum with copies to Frank Pinkley and the National Park Service in Washington. The proposal calls for work following Park Service approved plans.
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Tom Charles
Fred Yelton
Ferris Shelton
Great White Sands National Monument
G. D. Macy
Jess Nusbaum
Frank Pinkley
National Arks
Coolidge, Ariz
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
Posey Held Without Bail After Preliminary Hearing
Tony Posey of Mayhill facing a first degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing before Justice Barringer where three state witnesses testified. The case stems from the fatal shooting of Newton Pendergrass at the Pendergrass home on Tuesday night August 22.
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Tony Posey
Mayhill
District Court
Justice Barringer
Posey
Newton Pendergrass
Chas
Gilbert
Roswell
Asst. Dist
Cubin Clayton
Driver of Gasoline Truck Held After Sunday Night Crash
Frank Lawry of Las Cruces, the oil truck driver, remained in Alamogordo jail for days while awaiting injures outcomes for occupants of a car driven by R. Blair of Bowie Arizona. Blair, his wife Ruby Lee, daughter Kinby Lee, an adopted girl Betty Lou, and friend Harvey Whitaker of El Paso suffered severe injuries. Blair car wrecked about 10 30 Sunday night near Alamogordo after a picnic trip. the four Blair passengers were taken to El Paso for treatment. Lawry was released on a 400 dollar bond.
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Frank Lawry
Las Cruces
Abamogordo
RR. R. Blair
Bowie
Ariz
Kinby Lee
Betty Lou
Harvey Whitaker
el Paso
Blair
Mrs. Blair
Ruby Lee
Hetty Lou
Whitaker
Estelle Smith
Alamoordo
Blairs
Alamogordo
Lawry
Smuggler Faces Charges In Alcohol Smuggling Case
Ernesto Ramirrez of near El Paso was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Fred Crosby and Norris Green Tuesday for transferring 13 gallons of alcohol smuggled from Old Mexico in violation of the U S tariff law. After a hearing before U S Commissioner Tom Charles Wednesday, he was turned over to customs officers.
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Ernesto Ramirrez
el Paso
Fred Crosby
Norris Green
Old Mexico
U. S
U.S
Tom Charles
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T. Rei
Oklahoma
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Louis Carr, Jr
Wayne McCommis
Geo. W. Wyly
Chamber of Commerce News
Conoco
L. J. Garmany
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Otero County Taxpayers' Association
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chamber OF Commerce
Abilene
Park Service
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