Four Million Employed Backing NRA Codes in 1933
Editorial notes that millions of workers have regained regular jobs under the National Industrial Recovery Act and that vast industry acceptance of codes, including steel and soft coal, shows the move toward orderly voluntary compliance. It argues critics misread the public good and highlights industry endorsements.
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NRA
Philadelphia Record
Steel Industry
American
Tron and Steel Institute
Code Authority For
Steel
Franklin H. Martin Letter Highlights Lordsburg Visit
A 1933 letter from General Franklin H. Martin, president of the American College of Surgeons, to Governor Holt recalls a favorable Lordsburg visit with his wife. Martin hopes to return with overnights planned around the 15th or 25th, praising the town and its hostelry.
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Franklin H. Martin
American College of Surgeons
Lordsburg
Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Ilinois
Holt
Former Lordsburg Banker Honored in Arizona
John B. Crowell former cashier of the First National Bank of Lordsburg and ex president of the Chamber of Commerce has been elected President of Arizona Bankers Association for his work as cashier of the Bank of Douglas. He also presides over the Douglas chapter of the National Aeronautic Association. The Texas Louisiana Power Company offers tree lights from 60 cents and table lamps from 2.25.
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John B. Crowell
First National Bank of Lordsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Bankers Association
Bank of Douglas
Crowell
Douglas
National Aeronautic Association
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Mrs Ewald Kipp Visits Relatives En Route Home
Mrs Ewald Kipp traveling from El Paso to Arizona stopped to see her nephew Rex Kipp Jr and his mother during the journey.
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Ewald Kipp
Fl Paso
Arizona
Rex Kipp, Jr
School activities shuffle across grades and events
The article notes fourth grade leading in checkerboard scores with 85.96 while third, fifth, and sixth grades post 80.38 and 78.81 averages. The Wilson School picture contest begins this week and the room with best attendance keeps the Blue Boy portrait for a week. Citizenship teacher Mise Fairley oversees soap making. Central School hosts music period this week in El Paso. Azzlee Ruth Gee returns after two weeks ill.
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Wilson School
Mise Fairley
Central School
The Clay's The Thing Junior Play Delights High School Audience
The Junior Clase presented The Clay's The Thing last Thursday in the High School auditorium. Actors include Junior Jones Harry Brophy George Jones Harold Brown John Gilmore Jesse T Smith Jr Alice Jones Pearl Cosby Goldie Wright Verdie Nard Lucille Nichols and more. Proceeds benefit the Senior Class annual spring banquet.
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Junior Jones
Harry Brophy
George Jones
Harold Brown
John Gilmore
Jesse T. Smith
Alice Jones
Miss Red Rock
Pearl Cosby
Jack
Shier
Goldie Wright
Verdie Nard
Lucille Nichols
Mrs. Silver
Christmas Decorations Brighten Kindergarten Room
The Kindergarten room features a Santa Claus Castle and a Night Before Christmas board drawing by M C Dong. Hon Jung painted the Three Wise Men on another board. The third grade made red candles and the fourth grade works on toys. Jimmie and Margaret Ann Codding returned after absences. The 8th grade won the spelling chart with 94 percent. the 3rd grade won a checker board with 93 average. Class plans include parties on December 22 and a kindergarten Christmas party with parents invited.
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M. C. Dong
Santa
Hon. Jung
Larry Smith
Junior Tamerline
James Smith
McAllister
Scott Foresman Book Co
James Hatfield
Trinidad
Colo
Dora
Heather
Big Shots Visit Lordsburg From East
William Wilson division superintendent of the Southern Pacific arrives in Lordsburg to meet East Coast executives Joe Dyer A T Mercier W H Kirkbride and William Jackel. The group is photographed by the Chamber of Commerce. Rex Kipp Jr and John Muir Kipp plan a tennis team with potential help from dad. Local residents Mr and Mrs J A Thompson and Mrs F L Blaylock of Red Rock shopped in town while Mr and Mrs Jack Heather and children spent the weekend in El Paso.
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William Wilson
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Joe Dyer
A. T. Mercier
W. H. Kirkbride
William Jackel
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Thompson
F. L. Blaylock
Red Rock
Lordsburg
Jack Heather
el Paso
Violin Known by Older Dramatic Name Fiddle
A note explains that the same instrument called violin is also historically known as fiddle a more dramatic older name in use.
Girl Scouts Meet. Two Merit Badges Chosen
The Girl Scouts held a meeting last Wednesday selecting Hostess and Cooking as required merit badges. Mary Frances Malone joined the organization. The Boy Scouts held a meeting Tuesday with Troop 121, reorganized under Warren Fuller as Senior Patrol Leader. Plans were made to raise funds for troop equipment.
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Girl Scouts
Cactus Patrol
Mary Frances Malone
Boy Scouts
Dee. Ltd
Warren Fuller
Senator addresses class on state legislature work
Senator Lee Brown Atwod delivered a lecture to the Billigrade Civic class about the work of the New Mexico House and Senate. The talk offered instructional insight into legislative processes and member responsibilities.
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Lee Brown Atwod
House
Senate
New Mexico
Lordsburg Public Schools Observe Ten Day Vacation
The school district will dismiss students on Friday December 22 and resume classes on January 2 1934 marking a ten day holiday period.
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Lordsburg
Candy party for football squad at High School
Senior Class girls hosted a candy party for the football squad in the Home Economics room last Friday night. The evening featured games candy making and mopping corn. Wris e were won by Harry Brophy and Leta Bradberry with other guests including Coach and Mrs H G BPhdblardt Principal J C Miller and Miss Schiefelbein.
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Wrise
Harry Brophy
Leta Bradberry
Addttion
H. G. Bphdblardt
J. C Miller
Schiefelbein
Lordsburg High Faces 12 District Basketball Tests
Coach Ehrhardt outlines a 12 game district schedule with home and away matches and practice beginning Monday with about 30 players. The season includes games against Columbus Virden Deming Hurley Hachita Anthony and Silver City with Virden Deming and Silver City hosting multiple contests. Watch for a big surprise next week.
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Ehrhardt
Parc
Columbus
Lordsburg
OSCE
Virden
Deming
Hurley
Silver City
Hachita
Anthony
Watchi
December PTA meeting set for High School auditorium
The December meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held Monday December 18 at eight o'clock in the High School auditorium. Program includes invocation song selection business vocal duet by Mrs. Ross and Nadine Causland reading by Mrs. Richard Tatsch piano duet by Mrs. Long and Mrs. Gass and benediction.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Ross
Nadine Causland
Richard Tatsch
Long
Mrs. Gass
Heaviest Lump of Silver Found by Indian in Mexico
The heaviest lump of silver in natural state was found by an Indian in Mexico. It weighed 2750 pounds.
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Mexico
Utah Becomes Forty-Fifth State on January Fourth
The territory of Utah was admitted into the Union on January 4 1896. It became the forty fifth state. Brigham Young and his followers were the first white settlers in 1847.
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Utah
Territory of
Brigham Young
Going to Heaven Quote Sparks Discussion
Uncle Eben comments on motivations for heaven in a Washington Star snippet. The remark contrasts spiritual aims with guarding against enemies, reflecting local folksy sentiment.
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Heaven
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Duty of men toward sisters' children in New Guinea
A report notes that in New Guinea social norms dictate a man should support his sister's children instead of his own, reflecting clan and family duties shaping household roles.
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New Guinea
Mojave Desert Rainfall Range and Summer Heat
The Mojave Desert records annual rainfall between 4 and 8 inches. Summer midday temperatures span from 70 to 125 degrees, highlighting extreme heat and arid conditions in the region.
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Mojave Desert
De Luxe cars feature color matched fenders and new enamel finish
Fenders come in color to match body and wheel finishes. A new enamel on all bodies and fenders provides greater wearing quality and luster. Ride comfort improves with redesigned spring leaves, quieter action, and improved shock absorbers. Deep seats use safer springs and new bucket front seats in the Tudor Sedan. The driving case benefits from a 15 to 1 steering gear ratio for easier handling.
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Azzlee Ruth Gee
John Muir Kipp
Rex Kipp
SOUAD
Scheduli
Ford Dealers
Ford
Ford Progress
Victoria
Detroit
Phaeton
Tudor Sedan
TUDOR
Fordor
Reliable Motor Company
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