Linen Receives Top United Way Volunteer Award
James A Linen of Greenwich Connecticut publisher of Time receives the 1958 national award for outstanding volunteer service to United Funds and Community Chests. Albert J Nesbitt presents the medal in Philadelphia with Nesbitt noting Linen’s leadership in growing United Way campaigns from 900 to 2100 funds and boosting donations from 340 million in 1955 to about 412 million last fall. Linen warns against outside groups pressuring local autonomy in funding health and welfare services. Other awardees listed include Robert Cutler Victor Shaw E A Roberts Phil Morgan J Heinz II Stanley Aliya Alex Osborn and Edward L Ryerson.
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United Funds
James A. Linen
Greenwich
TIME
Weeklyewsmagazine
Albert J. Nesbitt
John J. Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Mr. Linen
Unite Way
United Community Funds and Councils
Linen Wasormerly
Linen
United Fund and Community Chest Cerapeigne
United Campaigns
Red Cross
UCFC
United Giving
United Fund Community Chest Council
Ccal
Gerard Swope
Robert Cutler
Boston
Mass
Victor Shaw
Fairmont
New Mexicans urged to heed anti litter law this summer
Merle H. Tucker of the State Tourist Bureau called on New Mexicans to follow the anti litter law to boost hospitality for visitors. Governor Mechem declared June Keep New Mexico Clean Month and urged year round effort against litterbugs as tourism rises in 1958.
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Santafe
Merle H. Tucker
State Tourist Bureau
New Mexico
Tucker
Mechem
Kennecott Workers Hit New Safety Record at China Mines
Employees in the mill operations and reduction plant maintenance at Kennecott Copper Corporation China Mines Division set a new safety milestone by reaching 251 days without a lost time accident as of May 21, surpassing the 247 day prior record set in 1951.
Local residents go visiting and traveling in Lordsburg area
Lordsburg brief notes list Mr and Mrs Hal Gold and family from Barnardino California staying with Carl Lehman and family. Robert Martin Jr leaves for a two week vacation in Cambria California with sister Mrs Robert Wright. Miss Clara Shoemaker travels to Colom City Texas for summer. Damon Dunagas and Jimmie visit Phoenix area business. Bill Harris family fish in Deming and Mexico. Emma Muir visiting Los Angeles relatives. Sharon Dee and Linda Rae Hill spend summer on the Fielder Hill ranch. Ray Saucedo attends memorial services at Ft Bayard veterans hospital. Dana Stringer Jr and family fish Willow Creek. Margery Fairly visits sister Ima Fairly.
California Couple Weds at First Baptist Church
Vera Wilkinson of Pomona and Clyde Garrett of Santa Maria united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church. The Rev Dan Stringer Jr officiated. A reception followed at the Nard home with guests from Pomona Deming and Rosenburg. The couple planned to live in Santa Maria where Garrett works.
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Vera Wilkinson
Pomona
Calif
Clyde Garrett
Santa Maria
First Baptist Church
Dan Stringer, Jr
Vera Craddock
Tommy Nard
Helen Allen
Deming
J. L. Nard
Ralph Smith
Ralph Sheldrick
Stringer
Harold Thompson
Virgil Craddock
Arnold Nard
Marvin Brown
Harold Brown
Gary
Rosenburg
Ore
Martha Garrett
Lubbock
Tex
Garrett
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Wilson School
Nick Granado
Jesus Martinez
Gregory Morelos
Olga Estrada
Jimmy Arredondo
Eddie Rodriguez
Henry Holguin
Jesse Austin
United Way
Art
Dixie Gas
Kennecott Corporation
Lordsburg
Hal Gold
Barnardino, Calif
Carl Lehman
Lehman
Robert Martin, Jr
Cambria
Robert Wright
Wright
Robert
Clara Shoemaker
Colom City
Damon Dunagas
Jimmie
Ors
Phoenix
Bill Harris
Mexico
Emma Muir
Atives
Los Angeles
Calif, Fo
Sharon Dee
Linda Rae Hi
Mrs
Fielder Hill
Ray Saucedo
Veterans’ Hospital
Ft. Bayard
Dana Stringer, Jr
Willow Creek
Margery Fairly
Fairefield
Ima Fairly
California
Knights of
Pythias
Leslie Harvell
Russell Smith
Secy
Mur Ber
Lea
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