Adjusted Compensation Bonds Govern Post Office Payouts
Postmaster General Farley issues guidelines for handling adjusted service bonds for veterans. Central United States depository offices will pay bonds certified at their offices or from district offices. 12 issuing offices will dispatch bonds on June 15 1996 to local post offices for delivery.
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Public Health Column by Dr J R Earp NM Bureau Director
Public health column presented by Dr J R Earp director of the New Mexico Bureau of Public Health outlines current health initiatives. He discusses disease prevention efforts, vaccination campaigns, and community health resources available across the state.
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New Mexico
What is the health department's job according to experts
A committee of experts chaired by Professor Winslow proposes an appraisal form for rural health work. The form assigns 1000 points across vital statistics disease prevention personal health sanitation and food safety illustrating expert views on public health emphasis versus local needs. The article notes no officer should be a slave to the standard and local conditions matter.
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Civil Service Exams Open for Petroleum Engineer and Teachers
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for an Assistant petroleum engineer at 2600 dollars yearly in the Geological Survey and a teacher in community schools at 1620 dollars yearly in the Indian Field Service including Alaska.
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Indian Field Service
Alaska
Animas Ananias and Local Peculiarities in 1946
A collage of notes from Animas including wool prices, store theater, and bachelor society chatter. It mentions sheep buyers paying 27 1/4 cents, local storekeepers, and new members in the bachelors group. Also discusses election talk, British views on war, and local visitors such as Mrs Moon and Lola Jane Graham plus Ned Cureton's town visit.
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New Mexico Exhibit at Texas Centennial Highlighted by Crops and Seeds
A New Mexico Agricultural Exhibit prepared by a State College committee and farmers from across the state traveled to Dallas for the Texas Centennial opening on June 6. It featured seed samples including Dwarf yellow milo and Mexican June corn with several prizes noted from Illinois and Chicago shows.
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Loving
United States
Chicago
Chevrolet Buys Durant Plant to Expand Oakland Operations
Chevrolet announces the purchase of the former Durant plant in Oakland California to boost output. President M F E Coyle says the current Oakland facilities cannot meet demand and the 315000 square foot plant will join existing plants to operate as one unit by January 1 1937.
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Continetal Oil Develops Pocket Oil Strength Tester
A five minute oil strength test device resembles a nutcracker and measures film strength by maximum pressure. Developed by Continental Oil Company researchers, it reveals wide variations among branded oils and notes a synthetic additive resisting grabbing at up to 9,000 pounds. The tester will be distributed to company service stations for motorist use.
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Hydraulic brakes aid safe stopping in cars tested
Pontiac engineers report modern four wheel hydraulic brakes improve safety by reducing stopping distance. Hand emergency brakes also perform well with tested distances of 20 30 40 50 60 mph. The McHalffey family spent the weekend fishing at Elephant Butte Lake.
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Elephan- Butte Lake
Local Visitors Arrive in Paso Shop and Las Lunas
Sandra Day and her cousin Alice Plourovy Davis arrived at the Day ranch after visiting the Paso shop. Miss Ethel Gano of the Hidalgo staff is enjoying a three week vacation with relatives in Los Angeles. Tom Gee was a Silver City business visitor Saturday.
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Tom Gee
Silver City
Miss Anita Clayton Returns Home From Albuquerque Trip
Miss Anita Clayton, a student attending the University of New Mexico, returned home Sunday after a trip that involved a flight from Albuquerque.
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