New Mexico Health Foundation Established by Katrina McCormick Barnes
Katrina McCormick Barnes launches a New Mexico health foundation with a $350,000 gift to improve remote health conditions. The trust board includes Dr. Stuart Adler as chair and Dr. Edward Fyring, Horace Barela, and Mrs. Jane Baumann. The program will avoid duplicating existing efforts and work with the state health department to aid isolated communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
U.P
New Mexico Health Foundation
Katrina McCormick Barnes
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Barnes
John F. Simms
Stuart Adler
Adler
Edward Fyring
Highlands University
Las Vegas
Jane Baumann
Santa Fe
Horace Barela
Carrie
State Health Department
Wallace Urges Markets in Backwood Regions for Growth
Secretary of Commerce Wallace told the American Marketing Association luncheon that vast new markets can be opened by developing backwood regions akin to the Tennessee Valley Authority model. He urged productivity gains and broader income distribution to sustain mass consumption and outlined data-gathering projects pending Congress funding.
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New York
Wallace
American Marketing Association
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commerce
Congress
Department
Senate
House of Representatives
Dimmitt Girl Earns Music Degree at SMU
Peggy Charlene Mapes of Dimmitt received a Master of Music in piano from Southern Methodist University at June 24 commencement in McFarlin Memorial Auditorium. She is a member of Delta Damsor Mu Phi and the Van Katwijk Club and participated in campus activities.
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Peggy Charlene Mapes
C. T. Mapes
Dimmitt
Southern Methodist University
McFarlin Memorial Auditorium
Mapes
Delta Damma Sorority
Mu Phi
van Katwijk Club
Black Market Lumber Dealer Fined Maximum in Federal Case
In Houston on June 26, Port Industries Inc of Brownsville pleaded guilty to three counts in the first district case on black market lumber. A federal judge imposed the maximum $15,000 fine.
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Houston
Brownsville
Port Industries, Inc
Brownsvile
Allen Hannay
Sally Rand Vows To Keep Fan Dancing Despite Arrests
In San Francisco Sally Rand tells a nightclub audience she will continue fan dancing despite police arrest attempts for indecent exposure. Six officers waited on stage wings as Rand, in ermine and a flowing gown, teased the crowd and theater lights before the finale reveal.
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San Francisco
Sally Rand
Sally
Miss Rand
Funeral Rites For Dalhart Woman Held In Fort Worth
Dalhart Texas June 26 Mrs Glen Field daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Ritchey of near Dalhart was buried Tuesday in Fort Worth where she died suddenly ten days ago Last rites had been delayed hoping Army Chaplain Captain Field in Japan would arrive but no word reached relatives from her husband Official Army sources said he was on the way to the states In practice maneuvers Roman soldiers carried weapons twice as heavy as those used in combat.
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Dalhart
Glen Field
Willie Ritchey
Near Dalhart
Fort Worth
Captain Field
Japan
States
Drowning Fatality of Dozier Farmer Near Shamrock
Robert A. Harvey 32 a farmer of Dozier Community drowned in a farm tank near his home Tuesday afternoon Shamrock firemen transported a pulmotor to the scene but revival efforts failed Harvey was swimming with relatives and friends and went under while distant from the group Survivors include his wife and four young children The body lay at Womack Nix Funeral Home awaiting burial arrangements.
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Shamrock
Robert A. Harvey
Dozier
Harvey
Womack-Nix Funeral Home
Clarendon Lions Elect Officers in Club Meeting
June 26 Stee Bell is the new president of the Clarendon Lions Club. Other officers include Walker Lane first vice president Carl Allmond second vice president J R Porter third vice president Homer Estlack lion tamer C B Robinson tail twister O D Lowry secretary treasurer W Carroll Knorpp J W Murphy O W Elliott and Allen Bryan as directors.
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Clarendon
Stee Bell
Clarendon Lions Club
Walker Lane
Carl Allmond
J. R. Porter
Homer Estlack
C. B. Robinson
O. D. Lowry
W. Carroll Knorpp
J. W. Murphy
O. W. Elliott
Allen Bryan
Dalhart Girl Named Miss Welcome Home by Korea GIs
Bobbye Vaughn of Dalhart chosen by 400 Seventh Infantry GIs in Seoul as the girl they'd most like to greet troops returning home. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gooding, she is a former Dalhart High School freshman secretary and Spanish Club secretary and will be a senior next term.
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Dalhart
Texas
Seventh Infantry
Seoul
Korea
Bobbye Vaughn
Virgil Gooding
Bobbye
Dalhart High School
Athlete Announces Return From Military Service
The athlete announces his return from military service and resumes practice. The statement confirms rejoining team activities and preparing for upcoming competitions.
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DRS
B. M. Puckett
Howard Puckett
A. E. Rowley
Amarillo
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McCormick Cash In Health Fund
Dimmitt Girl
Southern Methodist
Black Market
Lin
Heinz
Richter
Oph
Kim Prater Ay
Rand
Jobs
the Life Insurance Co. of
Virginia
A. L. Biggs
Fisk
Woolworth Russell
M. D
Oxford
Cradle
Freeman
Brown Guildsman
Guild
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist
Oliver Eakle
Richter Robert Harvey, Dozier
Drowns
Clarendon Lions
W. E. Gibbon
Washington St
Whitney Company
Sebastian
Star Machine & Foundry Co
13Th & Lincoln
Amarillo, Tex
Blackburn
Shaun
Pierce
Norris Ewing
Agency
the Travelers
Hartford
Bellans
Cherry Homes
Kryptok
Opticalco
Ellis Carp
Polk St
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Toy’ Slacke
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