New Regents Named for University of New Mexico
Governor Miles appoints a new Board of Regents headed by Federal Circuit Judge Sam Bratton and a tentative board for the State College. The piece praises appointive standards, notes related remarks on professional boards, laments wind and rain, and mentions the Ripley Believe It Or Not broadcast from Carlsbad Caverns boosting New Mexico tourism.
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John KB. Miles
Board of Regents
University of New Mexico
Stat College
University
Sam Bratton
New Mexico
Gveen
Carlsbad Caverns
Carlsbad
Alate
World’s wonder near Lordsburg draws visitors from afar
Ripley notes a monumental site just off a paved highway with an elevator, urging locals to visit Carlabad and explore nearby state treasures. Meanwhile a three way water dispute over the Gila river pits New Mexico Arizona and Federal authorities in a legal technical struggle demanding skilled resolution.
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Ripley
Ian
Lordehare
Gila
New Mexico
Attte
Arizona
Notable TexasCalifornia Pioneer Visitor Tours Lordsburg
N C Guiberson, TexasCalifornia pioneer and Dallas resident, visited Lordsburg on his 26th trip, praising local tourist facilities. He plans to attend Stanford University where his son will graduate, and he notes ties to Nat Gammon of Hotel Hidalgo. Harold Scofield accompanied him. Mrs Robertson and Miss Chase visit Tucson.
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Lordsburg
Texas
California
N. C G. Guibersson
Dallas
Lordeburge
Guiberson
Stanford University
Thier Son
Guiberson Corporation
Man saved after being swept overboard in gale on lumber freighter
Clarence Letteney of Yarmouth Nova Scotia rode out a Bay of Mundy gale when a deck cargo shift threw him into the sea. A flashlight beam pinned him down, a rope hauled him aboard, and the vessel reached Boston three days later with 67 000 feet of lumber lost.
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Clarence Letteney
Yarmouth
N S
Bay of Mundy
Letteney
Apple River
Boston
Local Visitors Seen in Lordsburg and Malone Mine
Mrs Glenn Mowes mother and sister Mrs F Richards and Miss Jean Richards visited Lordsburg on Monday. Mr and Mrs Thomas K Tagart spent Tuesday night at the Malone Mine as guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dreyer.
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Glenn Mowes
F. Richards
Mias
Jean Richarde
Lordsburg
Thomas Kh. Tagart
Malone Mine
Mra
Arthur Dreyer
Rere's a Real Dish for a Luncheon Party
A home style recipe by Dorothy Greig offers a layered chicken tomato ring mold. It uses lemon gelatin with tomato juice for a red layer and a creamy white layer of cream cheese chicken soup and mayonnaise. The dish blends tangy tomato with smooth cheese for a simple presentation.
Jellied Salad Enjoyed For Warm Weather Dishes
A light hot soup starts meals, followed by a jellied salad as a favorite warm weather luncheon or supper. The dish is praised for taste and ease of preparation, appealing to those who prefer chiled and jellied foods in hot weather.
Townsfolk recall mining deals and bygone days on porch chats
The narrator reflects on three large mining deals heard in town, recalls friends Pete and Perry as they were 29 years ago, and contrasts past stubborn trades with progress. A radio calamity hurler and London news add a global refrain while skepticism about radios and railroads frames a lament for those left behind.
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Pete
Perry
London
Jellied Vegetable Salad with Horseradish Mayonnaise
A citrus gelatin salad blends lemon flavored jelly with tomato juice then folds in shredded cabbage cucumber and scallions before chilling. Serve with a horseradish mayonnaise dressing made from mayonnaise and grated horseradish.
Animas Ananias Ry Ben War Correspondent Reflections
A rambling vignette by Animas Ananias also known as Ry Ben about war correspondence, optimism versus pessimism, and memories of Steins. He notes the new highway, missing Steins, and the idea of staying out of harm's way in conflict reporting.
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Buddy
Heven
The Hinglish Kink Report and Local Comings and Goings
Mrs Thelma Ross and Glenn Moses principal of Central School enroll in summer session at State Teachers College in Silver City. They commute to Silver City. Prof Lowell sallard from the high school visits Saturday to entertain Willard F Hob 79th birthday. Mr and Mrs Harold field and Patsy Crouch motor to City Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bob Har Marlin Hoggett of Ann Lordsburg visiting Monday.
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Glenn Moses
Central School
State Teachers College
Silver City
Lowell Sallard
Hich School
Came Over
Tertain
Willard F Hob
Harold Field
Harry
Patsy Crouch
City
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