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Ed Mitchell, connected with Meyer Brothers, is recovering after 11 weeks in a hospital. Santa Fe tourist R. W. Boyle visited with Mrs. Boyle, joined by several Santa Feans and Socorro residents. Tenor Liovyd Still, Italian native, has settled in Albuquerque after arriving from Los Angeles a month ago.
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Ed. Mitchell
Meyer Brothers
St. Louis
Mr. Mitchell
R. W. Boyle
Santa Fe
Boyle
W. A. Sullivan
E. B. Bail
J. B. Lassetter
E. H. Wills
Walter
Rosslyn and Annex
Los Angeles
Albuquerque Masons to Attend Public Worship at Presbyterian Church
Albuquerque Lodge No. 60 A F and A M announces a special Sunday worship service at the Presbyterian Church. Members meet at the Masonic Temple at 10 30 A M and visiting Masons are invited. The note adds a historical remark that the Greek alphabet evolved about 800 B C.
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Albuquerque
A. F
A. M
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
New Mexico Scientist Joins National Geographic Excavation
Frank H. H. Roberts Jr formerly of Las Vegas traveled through Albuquerque to Gallup to join the National Geographic Society expedition at Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon. The five year Bonito project directed by Neil M. Judd of the National Museum aims to deepen understanding of Southwest prehistory. Roberts recently spent a year at Harvard's Peabody Museum as Hemenway Fellow in American archaeology and ethnology.
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Frank H. H. Roberts, Jr
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Gallup
National Geographical Society
Pueblo Bonito
Chaco Canyon
The
Geographic Society
Bonito
Neil M. Judd
National Museum
Washington, D. C
North America
Southwest
Roberts
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Hemenway
Radio Supply Receives KFVY Call Letters for New Station
The Radio Supply company announced Friday it will use the new call letters KFVY for its upcoming big station expected to be erected in about six weeks. Meanwhile the present station will operate under KFVY.
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Radio Supply
KFVY
Deaths and Funerals in Albuquerque
Mrs. Mary E. Blackburn 75, wife of J W Blackburn, died at home 1106 South Broadway after 30 years in the city. Survived by husband, a son, a daughter, a brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements to be announced by French Mortuary. Alfonso Velarde funeral today at 9 at San Felipe de Neri Church with interment at Santa Barbara Cemetery. Strong Mortuary in charge.
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Blackburn
Mary E. Blackburn
J. W. Blackburn
South Broadway
War Department urges full women participation in Defense Day parade
Acting Secretary Davis tells Mrs. Cook of the Daughters of the American Revolution that women must take a full active role in Defense Day on July 4. He recalls women's historic wartime service and urges patriotic participation on local committees and parades to demonstrate the defense plan.
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War Department
Women of America
Dwight . Davis
Anthony Wayne Cook
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Cook
Davis
America
United States
Congress
Boy Scouts of America Troop 4 Meets for Tests and Feed
Troop 4 held its regular meeting Thursday night with scoutmaster B. R. Scheets presiding. The group spent the evening completing Second and First class tests while Assistant Scoutmaster Marshall supervised games. The gathering finished with a large meal for about 20 Scouts. Next Sunday morning they plan a Sunday school lesson in the mountains and expect 12 first class badges at the upcoming Court of Honor.
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B. R. Scheets
Marshall
Buel Nesbitt
Traveling Kiwanis Delegates Visit Here Before Convention
A special train carrying California and Nevada Kiwanis members and spouses stopped in Albuquerque for an hour. The visitors rode a city tour hosted by local Kiwanis, with NM delegates listed from Albuquerque Pearce Rodey Gallup Las Vegas Raton Santa Fe Springer Tucumcari and others.
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California
Nevada
St. Paul
John H. Young
Las Vegas
Henry Blattman
A. E. Pettit
Raton
Samuel Magill
L. 8. Wilson
Santa Fe
Alfred C. Wiley
Bit Hasty The Girl and Her Suitor Crack a Cigar Scene
A playful exchange shows a girl and her suitor in a London setting, with the father remarking and the suitor urging a cigarette. The snippets hint at light social manners and a briefly humorous domestic scene.
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London
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