Army personnel Q&A on benefits and pay in Texas column
Questions about allotments, insurance, and dependency benefits are answered. Topics include who may wear a Purple Heart, eligibility of stepchildren and wives for allowances, and how master sergeants' pay and overseas increases are calculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Service Command
Dalla 2
Texas
War Department
War Department Office of Dependency Benefits
Newark
New Jersey
Ile
United States
Continental
Trout Planting In Mogollon Mountain District
A state report shows 267012 trout planted in Mogollon mountain waters in the fiscal year ending June 36, 1944. Ward en Barker notes most fish were fingerlings and fry packed into interior streams. larger fish were planted in accessible waters. Glenwood Hatchery held 60000 fingerlings and 76000 four inch fingerlings, with 20000 fry to Glenwood from the ery. Weather delays and low water hurt hatchery operations but rains improved conditions. Edwin Shelly, Glenwood Hatchery foreman, is the sole remaining fisheries employee since wartime cutbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogollon Mountain
State Game Department
Barker
Glenwood Hatchery
Glenwood
Ery
Edrwin Shelly
Visheries Department
Farmers urged to buy War Bonds to build reserves and defeat inflation
The article argues farmers should buy and hold War Bonds to build financial reserves, pay debts, and curb inflation. It notes postwar risks from rapid cashing, the benefit of holding to maturity, and the patriotic aim of supporting the war effort while helping family finances and farm repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Alet
All Time Record for Infantile Paralysis Fund
The American people raised an all time record of 10 973 491 dollars for the 4 Fund Raising Appeal of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Basil O Connor Foundation president said donations will expand the war against the children s enemy on the home front with epidemics rising in 12 states and cases higher than last year. The foundation will add more epidemic fighters and equipment for emergency aid and continue its work to prevent and cure the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
O'Connor
National Foundation
March of Dimes funds expand research and aid reach nationwide
The 1944 March of Dimes drive raises funds to fight infantile paralysis with 1.46 million dimes already at work in North Carolina and contributions from states including Kentucky New York Louisiana Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee Ohio Michigan Maryland Mississippi Indiana. Donations from Armed Services and diverse American sectors bolster the national effort as President's Birthday celebrations fund local chapters and national research and epidemic aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
North Carolina
Kentucky
New York
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
Mississippi
Indiana
Mr. O'Connor
O'Connor
Navy
National Foundation For ‘Ta
Changing Horses and Vehicles in Wartime Governance
Gov Dwight Griswold remarks that 26 wartime governors reflect a shift from traditional leadership. He argues the public seeks swift progress and prefers modern transport over horses, urging reliance on common sense and faster methods to reach goals.
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Dwight Griswold
Law Enforcement Viewpoints on Evidence Examined
The discussion features Me Baughman with F T McIntyre of the Training Division FBI and the PB I National Police Academy Washington on evidence and the role of firearms identification authorities. The dialogue centers on how law enforcement officers view evidence in investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Baughman
F. T. McIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
Federal Bureau of Investigation
PBI National Police Academy
Washington, D
Political announcements for local offices years ago
A batch of notices announces candidacies for Probate Judge County Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Tax Assessor and other local offices for the November election. Names include Peter J. Fairly Rachel Atkinson Mertice Brooks Roy Kerk Percy Brown and others.
County Commissioner Third District Race Result Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the County Commissioner third district election on November 7 with initials K bh WAMEL. No full names, localities, or outcome provided in readable text.
Districts and candidates listed for November elections
Second District at the November L. BE and WILKINSON First District at the November ROBERT MORTENSEN are named in the notice. The brief lists indicate incumbents or nominees for two district races in the upcoming election.
Law Enforcement Forum Open to All Officers
Following a lecture by Mr. McIntyre a Question and Answer Forum will address local policing problems. Photographs of wanted fugitives will be shown. The conferences are open to police officers auxiliary police mounted patrols sheriff deputies railway police and honorary deputies. All law enforcement officers urged to attend.
Candidate Announcements for Local Offices Open
Multiple candidates declare for November 7 elections in New Mexico. Katherine Richards seeks County Superintendent and district resident announces campaign. H Vearle Payne runs for re election as Peace Officer. W Marsalis announces bid for re election as District Attorney Sixth Judicial District. Joseph W Hodges also declares candidacy for district attorney.
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Katherine Richards
H. Vearle Payne
Sixth Judicial District
State of
New Mexico
President’s stance shifts with age in Davis note
The Davis Enterprise comments on a president who favored ousting aging Supreme Court members twelve years ago, arguing his current age mirrors the target he once criticized. The piece notes the shift from calls for youth and vigor to present entanglements.
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Supreme Court
Davis
Calif
Enterprise
Farmer’s Wife Seeks Turf Key Prices from OPA
An Ohio farmer’s wife asked the OPA for the price of turf keys and received 30,000 words of printed matter. In desperation she wrote to her Congressman that she does not know the price and asks for a simple answer. She adds that it would take a Philadelphia lawyer to cipher it out and wonders if anything can be done to get a straightforward reply.
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Ohio
OPA
Philadelphia
Gore
FBI Law Enforcement Conferences Listed Across New Mexico
D A Bryce announces FBI Law Enforcement Conferences for the Second Half of 1989 in Raton Santa Fe Albuquerque Roswell Carlsbad and El Paso. Sessions run 7 40 to 10 80 p m in county courthouses except Raton and El Paso. A lecture on Scientific Aids in Police Cases by T F Baughman will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Bryce
Fl Paso
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
New Mexico
Raton
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Roswell
Carlsbad
el Paso
T. F. Baughman
Washineton
D. CC
Baughman
Separ visitors and Arizona guest call on Lordsburg friends
Mrs Carrie Bounds and Mr and Mrs L R Jones Jr of Separ spent Friday in Lordsburg visiting friends. Mrs N H Harring of Tucson spent three days last week with her daughter Mrs Marshall Fuller and granddaughter Jackie.
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Carrie Bounds
L. R. Jones, Jr
Separ
Lordsburg
N. H. Harring
Tucson
Arizona
Marshall Fuller
Jackie. Ae
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C. G. Sage
P.M. Meinnis
Mgr
NEW Mealico
Treasury Department
Bricker
Jack
Peter J. Fairly
County Cleerk
Rachel Atkinson
Mertice Brooks
Roy Kerk
Percy Brown
K, Bh. Wamel
L. Be, Wilkinson
Robert Mortensen
Office At Law of the Peace For Distrite
C., W. Marsalis
Joseph W. Hodges
PBS
U. S
Maddux Monument Company
Lunt’s Sanitary Dairy
R. M. Reynolds
Greyhound Daily Service
Safford
Douglas, Phoenix
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Depe
Nsport
Ee Tra
Conoco
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