Fall Speaks to Pioneers at White Sands Monument
ALAMOGORDO April 30 Almost 4 500 persons gathered in a natural amphitheater to hear Albert Fall pioneer and former Interior Secretary speak at the official opening of the White Sands national monument Tears flowed as he recalled early Southwest days and his release from Santa Fe prison Several hundred pioneer New Mexicans including ex governors George Curry and Dick Dillon attended the old timers reunion Judge Fall praised by Curry for his contributions Old time fiddlers played and dancers danced Alaska can produce 1 600 000 cords of pulpwood a year yielding 1 000 000 tons of newsprint A French scientist unveiled a metal motion picture film said to be more durable than celluloid.
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Alamogordo
N. M
White Sands
Albert Fall
Southwest
Fall
White Sands National Monument
Santa Fe
Harding
el Paso
George Curry
Hot Springs
Dick Dillon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Curry
Wanted: widow seeks cafe work or care duties
A young widow with a baby asks for a trial in a small cafe or offers to do house keeping or childcare. She believes she can satisfy readers and requests help finding employment. A reader from North Fillmore Camp seeks laundry work with a washer available. Mrs Speegle in White Deer Texas offers laundry barter. A lonely woman asks for companionship with men aged 30 to 40.
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Tack
North Fillmore Camp
Cabin 9
Refuge for Trotzky Fails to Bring 3000 Supporters to America
A report from New York states that Leon Trotzky, expelled from France over plans to form a fourth international, may seek refuge in the United States where he would be joined by about 3000 followers, according to Arne Swabeck of the Communist League of America. Separately, classified notices seek sewing and cleaning work from women, including a widow and a childcare helper, with contact details and brief self descriptions.
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Leon Trotzky
France
America
New York
Arne Swabeck
Communist League of America
Gibraltar Monkeys Protected as Europe’s First Dwellers
Gibraltar still hosts wild monkeys regarded as Europe’s original inhabitants and receive protection from the British government, preserving a historic natural enclave amid modern governance.
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Gibraltar
Europe
Desperate for Work and Milking Cow Request
A widow with three children seeks work and asks readers to offer washing and ironing at home or provide a milch cow for feed and care. She mentions Pleasant Valley and requests responses via Box 5061 Amarillo Texas.
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Tack
Amarillo
Texas
Pleasant Valley
Reward notice for coat and lost dog prompts calls
A lost coat appeal seeks its return describing a new spring reddish brown tweed coat from Maverick Club Tuesday night. Also offered is a reward for a missing Toy Fox Terrier named Major with a harness, last seen Wednesday afternoon. Contact Tack and Willis Miller at 107 Mississippi Street or 9167 for the coat or dog.
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Tack
Maverick Club
Major
Adorable Six Month Black Cat Seeks Caring Home
A full grown six month old black kitten with a gentle disposition and strong mouser instincts seeks a good home. He is described as a fine cat and would make a nice pet as the owner must leave the city soon and hopes to find him a loving new home promptly.
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Tack
WIlling to Hire Help for Housekeeping and Child Care
A middle aged single woman seeks a competent woman to keep house and care for her little girl starting May 5. She offers room and board and small wages, with work location in town or country from 606 Jackson Street.
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Tack
Jackson Street
Help Wanted Ads Seek Caregivers and Companions
Classified notes show a woman seeks a neat 21 plus live‑in childcare helper at 1025 B We at Eleventh Ave with flexible wages and evenings contact. A widow asks for a home loving companion, college graduate and musician, requesting replies through Tack.
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Eleventh Avenue
Tack
Needs Baby Clothes Urgently At Community Drive
Local aid drive seeks baby clothing donations for families in need. Volunteers collect newborn to 24 month outfits, blankets, and accessories at the community center this weekend. Police and social service partners coordinate distribution to families facing hardship.
Letter Seeks Help For Neighbor In Hard Times
A concerned friend asks for aid for a neighbor whose husband has been unemployed for nearly three months. After losing their 18 month old son on January 28 the family has little clothing or linen for a new baby, requesting any possible donations at 319.
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Tack
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Alaska
Elsie Frost
General Delivery
W. O. Speegle
White Deer
Mississippi
New Orleans
Aids Trotzky
Monroe Street
Dial
South Grant Street
Miss Bowman
Armchair Globe Trotter
RCA Victor
World Wide Radio
K. c
U. S
Polk St
Tolzien
Rcavictor
Greene
Fillmore Street
Willis Miller
Mississippi Street
Oo. W
Schilling
Sinclair
MR. Cecil Smith
Robert FE. Butterfield, Jr
Bob
Cecil Smith
Camel Caravan
Casa Loma Orchestra
Stoopnagle
Budd
Connie Boswell
E.S. T
C.S.T
M.S.T
P.S. T
WABC
Columbia Network
Petsa
Ted Cus
Tris
Noune
Los Angeles
San Francisco
South Pacific
South Seas
Matson Line
Lassco Line
Broadway
Doran
Gap
Long Beach
BJ. Reynolds Tobseso Company
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