Lordsburg Liberal details Army personal affairs column
The Lordsburg Liberal outlines an Army personal affairs column offering help with allotments insurance and personal matters for service members. It explains interviews with Personal Affairs Officers and addresses questions about veterans benefits civilian hospital aides and differences between allowances and allotments.
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Army
Adjutant General
Veteran's Administration Office
Washinton
Telephones War Duty Call in Lordsburg War Effort
In Lordsburg residents are urged to treat the telephone as part of a national wartime communications system. The piece stresses careful use to ensure copper and equipment reach battlefronts and warns against prank calls and interference that could hinder war efforts.
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Lordsburg
America
Telephone
Allotments and Overseas Officer Pay Clarified
Government allotments let soldiers send part of their pay to a person or bank without government contribution. An artillery first lieutenant overseas or in Alaska gets a ten percent increase in base pay, with no extra increases for quarters, rations, or other duties.
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Artillery
Continental
United States
Alaska
Telephone service partnership for Victory effort noted
A union of user and telephone company forms a joint campaign labeled Victory highlighting collaboration and shared goals. The notice frames the alliance as a collective push toward success with emphasis on cooperation and mutual support.
Political Announcements for Local Office Re-Election
Multiple candidates declare candidacy for local offices on November 7 including Probate Judge County Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Tax Assessor and others. Names mentioned include Rachel Atkinson Mertice Brooks Roy Kerr and others in a formal election notice.
Candidate Declarations For Local Seats Include Wilkinson Mortensen Richards
Several candidates announce their runs in the November 7 election for County Commissioner Third District First District and County Superintendent of Schools Katherine Richards and Robert Mortensen are listed among aspirants Wilkinson and Mortensen are among the entrants highlighting local races before the November 7 vote.
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Robert Mortensen
Katherine Richards
Payne and Marsalis Seek Local Offices in Upcoming Election
H Vearle Payne announces candidacy for Representative in the 22nd District at the November 7 election. H W Marsalis, Justice of the Peace for District No 1, seeks election on November 7.
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H. Vearle Payne
Didacy
Office of Justice of the Peace
Joseph W Hodges Seeks Re election as Sixth Judicial District DA
Joseph W Hodges announces candidacy for re election to the District Attorney post in the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico for the November election. He presents his qualifications and the goals of his tenure.
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Ihereby
Sixth Judicial District
State of
New Mexico
Stamps On Sale For Motor Vehicle Use In District
B F P Vistal Collector of Internal Revenue District of New Mexico urges tax payers that motor vehicle use tax stamps are on sale at the Albuquerque Cashier's office in the Federal Building and in post offices across the district. Sales run through July 11 1944 after which delinquent drivers face penalties under the Revenue Act.
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B. FP
Vistal
Tutern Revenue
Newexico
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Federal
Albuquerque
Returning resident and officers visit local towns
The Liberal receives a letter from Raynette Folington planning a home visit to Lordsburg for friends and a drink of water. Lt Grant B Harper arrives Friday to visit his parents in Bedrock and is newly commissioned at Port Benning and will be stationed at Camp Gruber Oklahoma. Sgt Sam Hall visits his wife Mary Hall of the Community Public Service Company.
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Raynette Folington
Lordsburg
Grant B. Harper
Roy Harper
Bedrock
Harper
Port Benning
Georgvia
Camp Gruber
Oklahoma
Sgt
Sam Hall
Mrs
Mary Hall
The
Community Public Service Company
Wood Family Stops in Lordsburg on Way Home
Mr and Mrs Claude Wood and children paused in Lordsburg Tuesday while traveling from Douglas Arizona to Santa Fe after attending a family reunion in Douglas Arizona.
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Claude Wood
Lordsburg
Santa Fe
Douglas
Arizona
Wartime fashion shifts eating habits toward moderation
Dan Miles notes a stylish habit of finishing all food while an etiquette expert urges eating only what is eaten to support the war effort. Doc Mitchell claims most people overeat, and a new moderation trend may promote restraint in meals and opinions, linking temperance with civility.
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Dan Miles
Dan
Doc Mitchell
Summer guests, travels, and a training note in New Mexico
Misses Bobby and Betty Griffin of Norfolk Virginia visit the Clayton ranch at Bedrock. Mrs Mary Culberson and brother Sam Agee of Silver City plan several weeks in Los Angeles. Jack Grayson returns from El Paso Tucumcari with a minor operation behind him. Cs MD USSN recently arrived from Sandy California spends leave with Mr and Mrs Albert Hill and heads to Boulder Colorado for officers training and Colorado University studies. Ray War Bonds and STA spp E-
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Bobby and
Betty Griffin
Norfolk, Virginia
Tommy Clayton
Clayton Ranch
Bedrock
Mary Culberson
Sam Agee
Silver City
Los Angeles
Jack Grayson
el Paso
Tucumcari
Mr. Grayson
Cs MD
USSN
Sandy
California
Albert Hill
Boulder
Colorado
University of Colorado
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Peter J, Fairly
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Rachel Atkinson
Mertice Brooks
Roy Kerr
Lecvion
L, BE. Wilkinson
H. W. Marsalis
Joseph W. Hodges
Sunset Hotel
Lunt’s Sanitary
Rolan
U. S
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Maddux Monument Company
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Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
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Deming, New Mexico
Joe Marsh
Barnett Bldg
Sonny Boy
AWAD
Studebaker Corporation
F. L. Jones
Flourner Davis
Sandra Day
A Sui
Conoco
Conocot Oil
Hitler
Tojo
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Axis
Community Public ServiceCo
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
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