Whitsuntide Aftermath and Berlin Youth Protests
The article recalls Whitsuntide fears in East and West Berlin where East Berlin youth demonstrated and dispersed peacefully. It questions if Allied deterrence or bluff deterred trouble and notes some Communist youths crossing into West Berlin opting to stay. It suggests inviting leaders to compare regimes might have altered perceptions.
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East Berlin
West
Russia
Berlin
West Berlin
Vote Next Tuesday: Citizens urged to vote honestly in New Mexico
The editorial stresses that primary results shape November outcomes in Lordsburg and across New Mexico. It warns of graft fears, urges voters to study governor and legislature candidates, and emphasizes accountability of elected officials and the importance of an informed, active electorate.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico
Democratic Party
State Supreme Court
Al Baker Thanks Elks Club After Lordsburg Stop
Stunt golfer Al Baker and chauffeur John Benson paused in Lordsburg on May 20 after a golf teeing trip for Truth or Consequences. Baker praised the Elks Club hospitality before resuming his Los Angeles real estate work on the G I project. Benson said the Ralph Edwards shows will tour German Army camps starting July 1 for four weeks with three broadcasts per show.
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al Baker
Ralph Edwards
John Benson
Lordsburg
Truth Or Consequences
New Mexico
Elks Club
Baker
Los Angeles
California
G. I
Benson
Germany
Army of Occupation
Europe
United States
Hotfoot Teddy Rescued After Capitan Forest Fire
The small black bear nicknamed Hotfoot Teddy was rescued from the Capitan forest fire aftermath and is recovering under careful care. Fire crews battled the blaze that damaged the surrounding woods and habitat.
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Capitan
Smoky the Timber Bear Recovering From Fire Injuries
Dr E J Smith Santa Fe veterinarian and Ray Bell chief of New Mexico Game and Fish care for a cub nicknamed Smoky or Hotfoot Teddy burned in a forest fire caused by a discarded cigarette. The four footed cub weighs about five pounds and is easing back after burns, may be sent to a zoo once fully recovered. Visitors daily see the cub in the department office and letters flood in about its care as a living reminder to prevent forest fires.
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Lof
E. J. Smith
Santa Fe
Ray Bell
New Mexico
Smokey
Department of Game and Fish
One Fatal Rabies Case in New Mexico 1949
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports for 1949 show nationwide rabies cases with New Mexico recording a fatal case. The year 1949 lists 7,597 total cases nationwide, with details to be released by health authorities.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
State Department of Public Health
Rabies Cases Reported Across States In 1949
The report notes 5,237 rabies cases in cattle and other animals, plus 10 human rabies cases, including one fatal human case in New Mexico from a dog bite in Anapra. It marks the lowest animal rabies counts in years and details scattered totals by species.
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New Mexico
Anapra
Nine Foot Mountain Lion Killed in Rucker Canyon
Portal Fred Price killed a large mountain lion in Rucker Canyon. The animal measured an estimated length from nose to tail and is noted as one of the largest of its kind. Price has prior sightings in the Chiricatay mountains region.
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Nine Foot Mountain
Rucker Canyon
Portal
Fred Price
Price
Chiricatay
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