Observation Post Discusses Plan and Publicity Involvement
The post notes a proposed plan and its publicity, stating contributors’ roles and perceived influence. It recalls past offers of support to Mr Harwood, concerns about sponsorship, and the newspaper’s stance on publicity and community reading habits.
Kitchen Fire Damages Home of Frank Stengle
Fire damaged the kitchen of Mrs. Frank Stengle's home while they barbecued steaks. Neighbors and bystanders alerted the Stengles who rushed from the house as the fire worsened. Frank Stengle threw the blaze into the yard and sustained second degree burns on his hand and arm, treated at a hospital, then sent home.
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Gand
Frank Stengle
Tuesthe
Stengle
Pw Pledgie’s
Ysey
Republicans Hold Meeting in Court Room at F Court House
Republicans will hold a meeting on Saturday June 6 in the Court Room at F Court House. The notice specifies location and date for the gathering.
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F Court House
City Council Advances Bond Issue With Altered Proposal
City Council moved toward a $60 000 bond issue to be added to the 1949 issue with a 4.75 percent interest rate and a 2 percent flat service charge. A second vote was needed as several Aldermen were absent. Jim Kinkema of the V F W offered a 90 mm cannon and flag pole for Ernest J Short Memorial Park as a monument to Hidalgo County soldiers.
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A. D. Black
Black
Bob Harwood
A. F. Miller
Fausto Noce
Raymundo Saucedo
Harold Bishop
Albert Hill
Ben Cochran
Jim Kinkema
V.F.W
Ernest J. Short
Hidalgo County
Limited Trains To Run Through Here Starting Today
Four growing cities on SP north line in Arizona and New Mexico will get regular-stop streamliner service beginning Saturday June 6. The changes follow Interstate Commerce Commission approval after a Douglas hearing. The Sunset and Golden State schedules shift via El Paso Tucson and Douglas with new departure times and early arrivals.
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Southern Pacific
Arizona
New Mexico
F. D. Bunsen
el Paso
Willcox
Benson
Lordsburg and Deming
N. M
Golden State
Bunsen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Douglas
Deming
Lordsburg
Tucson
Douglas and
Bisbee Junction
Four Killed In Two Head-On Collisions Near Lordsburg
Over 48 hours two fatal crashes killed four people near Lordsburg. May 31 a car traveling on the wrong side of the road collided head on with a truck near Alamogordo. driver Jesse Newton pleaded guilty to a lesser charge after manslaughter charges were dropped. A second crash four miles west of Lordsburg killed Mr and Mrs Lester Miller of El Paso when their car struck a truck driven by Merrell Brooks of Atlanta. Brooks suffered minor injuries and Miller's car was said to be on the wrong side of the road.
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Lordsburg
Alamogordo
John B. Dimas
Alcario Morales
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jessie Francis Newton
Roscoe
Texas
Joe Rutland
Dimas
Newton
Norman Hodges
Justice of the Peace
C. L. Brown
Aise
Lester Miller
el Paso
Miller
Southern Pacific
Millers
Douglas
Nationwide Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Reached New High
Traffic fatalities over the Memorial Day weekend totaled 458 nationwide, with 310 deaths from motor vehicle crashes and 101 drownings plus 47 other causes. The rate exceeded the National Safety Council’s pre holiday estimate by about 260. In 1958 weekend accidents caused more than 49 percent of traffic injuries.
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National Safety Council
Iome
Ida Bartlett Wins First Whos Who Contest
Mrs Ida Bartlett won the liberal newspaper Who's Who drawing after correctly matching the name and 16 clues. Her $22.50 prize check awaits at the Liberal office and she receives a one year subscription. The Who's Who box will be at the Hidalgo Hotel Cocktail Lounge this coming week.
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Ida Bartlett
Mildred Townsend
Mrs. Bartlett
Liberal
The
Hidalgo Hotel
Robbery Suspects Held For Hidalgo Motel District Court
Three men Frank Lopez Tony Valdiviero and Pedro Ybarra were bound over to district court with 5000 bond each after a Wednesday hearing before Justice of the Peace C L Brown over an armed robbery at Hidalgo Motel service station around 3 a m on May 27. Berrellezo testified a masked man held a knife demanding cash while a second man rifled the drawer and others hid on the floor. Bejarano testified the trio once asked for gas money and Bejarano lent two dollars and charged it to himself. Police said 82 dollars vanished with a 20 dollar bill hidden among checks and receipts.
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Laloa Berrellezo
Hidalgo
Justice of the Peace
C. L. Brown
Frank Lopez
Tony Valdiviero
Pedro Ybarra
J. Wayne Woodbury
E. E. Triviz
Las Cruces
Raymundo Ortena
Texaco
Cervelleza
Lopez
Jim Smith
Ybarra
Silver City
Manuel Bejarano
Short Co
Main Sa
Bejarano
Valdiviero
Berrellezo
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T.V
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Marguerite Codding
Clyde Pace
Animas Valley Farm Bureau
Adair Merrill
Valley Ways
Valley View Church
Richin
Veck
Cotton City
Western Cotton Oil Company
Bill Michaels
Lee
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