Movement Between Lordsburg and Arizona Destinations Noted
The Means family leaves Lordsburg for Phoenix home planning with Mr and Mrs William Romney and son Mark moving to Duncan Arizona after six months in Lordsburg. Mrs Margaret Schupbach and Mrs H A Gordon visit Tucson while Ethel Richins' party travels to Phoenix. A trip to the Painted Desert and Meteor Crater near Flagstaff includes a rim museum talk on the crater’s history and a note on the meteor’s size and composition.
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Aj Means
Phillip
Phoenix
the Means
Lordsburg
William Romney
Mark
Duncan Arizona
L. E. Barnes
Margaret Schupbach
Tucson
H. A. Gordon
Ethel Richins
Honor Students Travel to Grand Canyon on Class Trip
Reports detail the Honor Sea Class trip through Alpine Arizona and St Johns to the Petrified Forest. The group toured three teachers vehicles and viewed petrified logs and colorful rock formations while refuting the idea of taking samples, noting a federal offense.
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Grand Canyon
Pubahd
Alpine
Arizona
St. Johns
Petrified Forest
Lordsburg Soldier Begins Training At Fort Bliss
Pvt. Manuel C. Sanchez of Lordsburg has started eight weeks of basic training at the Antiaircraft Artillery Replacement Training Center in Fort Bliss Texas. The initial phase covers infantry drill rifle and machine gun marksmanship field maneuvers and army fundamentals before potential reassignment for follow on AAA training.
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Manuel C. Sanchez
Manuel F. Sanchez
Lordsburg
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Bliss Ranges
Fire Near Los Alamos Under Control
Two forest fires in northern New Mexico were dying out on Monday with officials hopeful they would stop spreading by night. The Los Alamos blaze had burned about 12 000 acres of timber since Saturday and was four miles from the city before being halted. Marine Valley flames near Eagle Nest covered about 600 acres before being checked. Mopping up continued in Santa Fe National Forest as cautious patrols extended for up to a week until the fires burned out.
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New Mexico
Forest Service
Atomic City
Los Alamos
Marine Valley
Eagle Nest
Joe E. Adams
Albuquerque
Walt Graves
Taos
Santa Fe National Forest
Two Lordsburg Cadets Attend Summer Camp
The Air Force program for CAP cadets sends selected cadets to a one week encampment at Williams Air Force Base Chandler after paying eleven dollars covering all expenses. Eddie and Darry Lynn will be eligible for the foreign trip next year and Elks Lodge No 1813 voted to sponsor a cadet for the encampment and foreign travel.
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Air Force
CAP
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Europe
Spain
England
Canada
Eddie
Darry Lynn
Elks Lodge No. 1813
Drycleaners Join Flag Day Campaign Across Town
Drycleaners here will participate in a Flag Day program tied to the American Legion campaign New Glory for Old Glory. Window posters identify shops as participants. residents are urged to bring flags to these stores for display and proper celebration through the holidays. Commander Williams stresses bright red white and blue displays.
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American Legion
Legion
Detrex
Lordsburg
Williams
Band students awarded scholarships by Band Parents Club
Four band members received scholarships for the school year chosen by a committee led by Ro ger Brandt band director. Recipients were Sonny Richards Linda Moseley Lloyd Payne and Janice Malott with attendance by Ernestine Short Mary Yacamo Rosalie Tibbs and Connie Young. Traveling group members will reside at Arizona Hall and Maricopa Hall in Tucson.
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Roger Brandt
Sonny Richards
Linda Moseley
Lloyd Payne
Janice Malott
Ernestine Short
Mary Yacamo
Rosalie Tibbs
Connie Young
Kids Rodeo Set For Saturday Night
The event offers a best all around cowboy and cowgirl with each contest a jackpot funded by local merchants. Participants come from Hidalgo County and entries from Grant and Luna counties in New Mexico and Cochise, Graham and Greenlee counties in Arizona.
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Hidalgo County
Grant and Luna
New Mexico
Cochise, Graham and Greenlee
Arizona
Merchants Are Best Boosters for a Better Home Community
Citizens urged local merchants to lead a campaign through the Chamber of Commerce to boost home pride and improve community projects. The piece underscores business involvement as key to a stronger future and better streets.
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Chamber of Commerce
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