Political plum list reshapes New Mexico state homes
The Daily News reports across New Mexico state institutions show personnel-test exclusions and political influence. Notable changes include Meadows Home for the Aged in Las Vegas reassigned to Dr. Joseph Shapiro, and Las Vegas Mental Hospital under J. D. Maes, paid 750 a month, amid ongoing criticism of political control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Josephine, Maes
Meadows Home For
Las Vegas
el Mirador
Rio Arriba County
Eduardo Rael
Taos
J. D. Maes
Josephine
Maes
State reform battles over Las Vegas mental hospital
Discussion centers on reducing political control of the state institutions with focus on the Las Vegas mental hospital. Board chairman Philip Hubbell has claimed a plan for professional management for a year while operations remain under political oversight led by J. D. Maes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Reform School
Springer
Col. C. L. Mears
Las Vegas
Philip Hubbell
J. D. Maes
Governor’s Election Could Shift State Systems
If a new governor is elected in November the change could put the state’s institutional system back into political operation though public opinion makes such a shift unlikely.
Utah Tops List With Eleven 13,000-Foot Peaks
Utah displays a rugged high country with eleven summits reaching 13,000 feet or more. The lineup highlights the state’s dramatic alpine landscape and attracts hikers and climbers to its formidable peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Estimated U S Paper Use At 440 Pounds Per Person
A report estimates the average American uses about 440 pounds of paper and paperboard annually highlighting high consumption.
Waxahachie seeks space station name from NASA
Waxahachie chamber officials plan to request a NASA outer space station be named for the city to acquaint space travelers with Waxahachie. The idea has council endorsement though spelling challenges for the city may persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie, Tex
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Aeronautics and Space Administration
Waxahachie
Chamber
Space Trav
Olive oil used by Spanish women for longer lashes
A report notes that Spanish women reportedly apply olive oil regularly to their eyelashes to promote length and gloss. The claim reflects a traditional beauty practice cited in the source.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metco
Will Harrison
The
Daily News
Meadows
Joseph Shapiro
Bill Toler
C. L. Mears
Leona Ney
Los Lamas Hospital and Training School
Francis W. Russell
Raton
Earl Coffee
Ft. Stanton
William Palm
Carrie Tingley Hospital For Crippled Children
Agh
Philip H. Carter
Harold Cox
State Pentitentary
Polk
New York
Bby Radio Corp. of America
Camden
N.J
New York City
Space & Form Hair Design School
Koso
Mani Koide
Key West
RMR
Darlene
Catalina
California
Cole
Kleinert
Sears and
Save
FBI
Sears
Kerrybrooke
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!