Army Personal Affairs Column Answers Soldier Questions
The Personal Affairs Officer at Headquarters Highth Service Command Dallas Texas answers reader questions on disability, insurance, dependents, mustering out pay, and military family benefits. Topics include government support for disability, civilian insurance premiums, dependents’ allowances, mustering out pay eligibility, and care for wives and children of servicemen.
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Headquarters Highth Service Command
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Veterans Administration
American Legion
Veteran of Foreign Ware
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New Chairman Named for State AAA Committee
C. V. Memp hill of Harding county is appointed chair of the State AAA Committee, succeeding Fred L. O Chesky who resigned to focus on farming. The roster includes A D Wooster of Socorro county F T Lopez of Dona Ana county W Leslie Martin of Foldy county and A B Fite of the New Mexico Extension Service.
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Agricultural Adjustment Agency of
Lordsburg
C. V. Memphill
Harding County
AAA
Fred L. O'Chesky
A. D. Wooster
Socorro
F. T. Lopez
Dona Ana
W. Leslie Martin
Foldy
B. Fite
New Mexico Extension Service
Martin
A.ne
Usda World
Animas
Senior Edition recalls honors and town exploits in Lordsburg
The Maverick Yearbook celebrates Henry Ellison first in state senior tests and upper ten percent for Ralph Dunlap and Archie McDaniel. It notes American Legion Auxiliary essay prizes for Henry Ellison Glen Ross and Charles Crouch. An honors assembly lists many letter recipients and parodies a journey through Lordsburg with local figures and alumni, ending with the class of 1944.
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LHS
Henry Ellison
Ralph Dunlap
Archie McDaniel
American Legion Auxiliary
Glen Ross
Charles Crouch
Mra. Messecar
Mayevick Sponer
Marilynn Poily Chas
Jenkins
Charles Stephens
Miss Rankin
Pep Cluo
Edith Alsbury
Cecili Altuna
Margaret Carrillo
Ernesina Chavez
Sarah Greer
Margaret Martinez
Margie Myer
Olana Pena
Ruthie Mae Pyle
Esperanza Swanehes
Inabel Alvarez
Dora Rivera
Ernestina Jimines
Petr Deran Mary Louise Alvares
Mario Louisa Brito
Frances Bundy
Iris Rade
Olivia Altuna
Len Rae Richins
May 4 1944 school event honors in LUIS auditorium
Monday May 4 1944 a school program at LUIS auditorium featured Rosamund Cueto piano solo and Rachel Noce reading Aunt Sophie Visits the Wounded. Verna I McWhorter Mary Hall Henry Ellison and others acted in Virtue Treat phant. class president Henry Ellison announced a memorial honor roll for LHS students in service to the Navy.
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Luis Auditorium
At & Pom
Henry Fuller
Rosamund Cueto
Rachel Noce
Sophie
Verna I McWhorter
Mary Hall
Henry Ellison
Marshall Coughlin
Jamer Rountree
Melugin
LHS
Navy
Senior Class Prophecy of May 1944 Reading
A nostalgic piece written by Mary Hall and Homer Gountree read by Catherine Lee envisions a postwar world and reunites with Ames LHS seniors now scattered across towns. It follows encounters in Lordsburg Separ, featuring Henry Ellison as Shell Station proprietor Archie Mc Daniels as Bedrock mayor Pearl McCants and Ralph Dunlap as a ranch owner with Catherine Lee central in the ranch storyline.
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Mary Hall
Homer G. Rountree
Catherine Lee
Frank Sinatra
Roosevelt
Ames Lhs
Lordsburg
Separ
Henry Ellison
Archie McDaniels
Pearl McCants
Archie
Bedrock
Ralph Dunlap
History of Lordsburg Central School Kindergarten to Sixth Grade
A retrospective class history lists students moving through grades from Kindergarten in 1931 to sixth grade by 1987. It records teachers Ada Coyner T Johnston Roberts Helen Chae Bertha Scofield Johnny Cunningham Moses Riggle Mearns Masters and students Glen Ross Violet Gilmore Vernan McWhorter Rosemund Cueto Henry Fuller Mary Frances Broun Margaret Bradberry Lea Rae Richins and Monica Jimenez with multiple relocations to California and back.
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Lordyburg
Gerald Moseley
Glen
South Weslern
Lordsburg Liberal
B. M. Kimbley
Susie McWhorter
Susie
Madame la Lacey
Madame Labacy
Briedell
Violet Gilmore
Pearl Hammond Walter
Charlie
High Schoond
Mrs. Green
Nndt
Monica Jemenez
Henry Paller
Cateeri d
Dow Catcher
Lordsburg
Tlo Harry James
Charles Crouch
Victoria Hernandez
Lawnee McDaniels Fuller
Imp
Homer
Leaia Richins
Queenie
Homer's
Magraet and Leon
Roy Hotel
Mary Fraces Broun
Margaret and Leon
Leon
Margaret
Mary Hall
Jeep
Lordsburg Central School
Glen Ross
Vernan McWhorter
Rosemund Cueto
Henry Fuller
Mary Frances Broun
Margaret Bradberry
Ada Coyner
Henry Milson
Leon Speer
T. Johnston
Miss Roberts
Helen Chae
Lea Rae Richins
Archie McDaniels
Louise McDaniels
California
Bertha Scofield
Briedell Lacy
Johnny Cunningham
Monica Jimenez
Verna B .McWhorter
Moses Miss Riggle
Mearns
Masters
Leap Day Gifts For Friends From Tomer Rountree
A playful verse lists small gifts for friends including a light jeep for Mary a tank for Hank vitamins for Chas a solar cap for Catherine Lee a bobby pin for Rona and a book for Henrybk. also a note about Gerald Moseley joining the Navy with a request for gravy.
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Tomer Rountree
Briedell
Lucy
Mary
Alway
Hank
Chas
Crouch
Catherine Lee
Rona
Queenie Dear
Henry Bk
Gerald Moseley
Navy
A Charming List of Gifts For Various Friends
A whimsical gift list addresses Verna, Vic, Marshal, Violet, Monica, Dimp, Leon, Margaret, Pearl McCanta, Archie Mae, Briedell, Tootsie, Rachel Noce, Mary Frances, Tower, and others. Each line assigns a playful token from oats to a horn, a ribbon to a rolling pin, with light humor and affectionate notes.
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Ralph
Violet
Monica
Leon
Margaret
Pearl McCanta
Archie Mae
Briedell
Tootsie
Rachel Noce
Pearl
Mary Frances
Prince Charming
Tower
Will of Lordsburg Seniors Bequeaths Quirky School Items
Senior Class of Lordsburg High School drafts a humorous will gifting traits and items. By line, Charles Crouch III bequeaths love making ability to J. J. Balch, Mary Hall passes height to Lois Ewing, and Henry Fuller bequeaths appetites and an apple to Harbara Meeks. Other legacies include a pamphlet to Joe Fedrick, and various talents, looks, or objects to named recipients.
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Gerald Moseley
Lea Rae Richins
Rachel Noce
Lordsburg High School
Charles Crouch III
Mary Hall
Lois Ewing
Henry Fuller
Harbara Meeks
Marshall Coughlin
Joe Fedrick
CPT
Ralph Dunlap
Betty Reynolds
Henry Flikson
Bobby Ellison
Rosemund Cueto
Betty Sue Stone
Homer Rountree
Ray Pennington
Nintil
Archie McDaniels
Donis Coughlin
Pearl Hammond
Walter
Dorothy Williams
Margaret Bradberry
Netty
Mary Broun
Albert Safford
Violet Gilmore
Rebecca Bray
Leon 8Speer
Charles Jenkins
Eriedell Lacy
Legacy of Talent Passes to Next Recipient
A sequence of bequeathals assigns talents and abilities to named successors. Frances Bundy receives Rachel Noce's caustic wit, Olivia Altuna gains the acting ability, Cecela Lee inherits Catherine Lee's English talent, Hay rah Sue Jones gets Pearl Mc Cants's gift, Rosario Nava gains Victoria Hernandez's recuperative powers, Jose Sanchez inherits Monica Ji minez's commanding voice, and Curtiss Roark receives Louise Mc Daniels's makeup artistry.
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Frances Bundy
Rachel Noce
Olivia Altuna
Catherine Lee
Cecela Lee
Pearl McCants
Billy Kerr
Hayrah Sue Jones
Victoria Hernandez
Rosario Nava
Monica Jiminez
Jose Sanchez
Louise McDaniels
Curtiss Roark
Salvage Fat Program Keeps Two Red Points for Housewives
The war effort maintains zero ration values for lard and oils. A retail meat dealer will still pay housewives two red points and four cents per pound for all used kitchen fat turned in.
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War Ag
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New Mexico
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