Democrats Hold Rally in Jal October 28
Citizens of Jal heard state and national Democratic leaders at a rally on Main Street in front of Woolworth Hotel. Speakers included Charlie Rose for State Superintendent, Mrs. F. A. Romero for Secretary of State, Joe Montoya for Lieutenant Governor, and John E. Miles for Land Commissioner, with remarks on education and oil wealth benefiting school funding.
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Jal
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Woolworth Hotel
Main Street
J. L. Burke
Charlie Rose
New Mexico
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Big City
F. A. Romero
South America
Joe Montoya
Emard
Mortova
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James B. McGee
New Mexico Supreme Court
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Tony Fernandez
Congress
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Public Land Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
Washington, D. C
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Anderson
Halderson
Homecoming at Eastern New Mexico College Celebrates Alumni
Mr and Mrs Fellers attend ENMC Homecoming held on Oct 19 with a Memorial Service for 26 dead. Tau Kappa Tau won most comical, Beta Tau Chi most beautiful, Ministerial Alliance most representative. Greyhounds beat Highlands 13-6 before 800 to 1000 alumni. dance and crowning of Miss Ludell Anderson followed by banquet.
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Eastern New Mexico College
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Highlands University Cowboys
Golden
Ludell Anderson
Miss Anderson
Mae Denny
Jal
New Mexico
Health Noses Attention for Jal School Children
Parents urged to check children each morning for running noses sore throats fever and rashes before sending them to school. If signs appear take the child to a physician to prevent communicable diseases in the community. Pvt L A Awalt home on leave visiting family and stationed at Fort Sam Houston Army Base making road grades in Army Medical school.
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Royce Meador Returns to School After Surgery
Royce Meador resumed classes at his school last week following an appendectomy at a Lubbock hospital. He thanks classmates and friends for the cards and presents sent during his recovery.
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Royce Meador
Lubbock
Royce
Hee the Hos
Voting Precincts Compete For Prizes In Lea County
Five Lea County voting precincts compete for prizes on November 5 the day of general elections. The districts with the top three turnout percentages win cash prizes 200 200 100 dollars for high school activity funds funded by local citizens encouraging voting.
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Lea County
Railroad man visits from Princeton on SP line
Mr and Mrs Q I Curry Irvin Currys uncle visited last Wednesday and Thursday October 16 and 17. Mr Curry is a conductor on a Southern Pacific Railroad train from Princeton Indiana to St Louis Missouri. He began work for the Southern Pacific at age 21 and plans to retire in two years after thirty seven years on the job.
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Irvin Curry
Fal
Mr. Curry
Southern Pacific Railroad
Princeton
Indiana
St. Louis
Missouri
Southern Pacific
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