Hidalgo County Vote Totals Report Shows Democratic Win
In Hidalgo County 1190 of 2624 registered voters cast ballots with a Democratic landslide across county state and national races. The Democratic presidential electors led Republicans 765 to 354 while Governor Dempsey won nearly three to one over Gunderson and various county offices were re elected or faced no opposition.
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Hidelgo County
Uhay
Clinton P. Anderson
Hannah
Dempsey
Carroll Gunderson
H. Vearle Payne
Alvan White
Hidalgo
Grant
P. M. Melnnis
L. E. Wilkinson
Robert Mortensen
R. H. Wamel
Peter J. Fairly
Rachel Atkinson
Roy Kerr
Pete Brown
Mertice Brooks
Katherine Richards
Navy Career of Henry Ellison in Training and Service
Henry Ellison, after excelling in state high school tests, began Navy training at Camp Wallace Texas and returned on furlough. He then attended preradio school in Chicago and a primary radio course at Texas A M College near Houston, aiming to become a Radioman Technician. Training continues with extended programs in Washington Chicago San Francisco and Corpus Christi ending in RT3c, with no furlough during the 12 month accelerated course.
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Lordsburg
Henry Ellison
Henry
Camp Wallace
Texas
Galveston
Chicago
Texas A
M. College
Rychool
Mouston
S le
R. T
Coke Station
Marine Coat
Army A
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Corpus Christii
R.T
Picture of Frank Varela in Paris Parade
The photo shows Frank Varela in uniform with the 79th Cavalry Reconnaissance Troops marching down the Champs Elysées on August 29. He confirms it is him and notes write date October. Eisenhower had said it was not a triumphal march as Parisians wept, two American divisions were staged through Paris, and General Bradley laid a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb.
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Frank Varela
Frank
Pat
Seventy-Ninth Cavalry Reconnais Ince
G. I’s
Champs-Elysees
Dixie
Georgia
Eisenhower
Paris
Bradley
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Hosts Oration Night at Hotel Hidalgo
Beta Sigma Phi met at Hotel Hidalgo on Thursday for an ar evening program. Miss Lucy Gass delivered the oration while Mrs Dora Mullins Mrs Hannah Mae Heather and Mrs Evelyn Willis participated. Other members present included Mary Louise Noce Gladys Whisnant Ellen Williams Opal Hunt Verna Kimbley Elizabeth Gammon and sponsor.
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Beta Igma Phi 'el
Hotel
Hidalgo
Lucy Gass
Dora Mullins
Hannah Mae Heather
Evelyn Willis
Sses
Mary Louise Noce
Gladys Whisnant
Ellen Williams
Ne Hateh
Mesdames Opal Hunt
Toy Hudson
Verna B Kimbley
Elizabeth Gammon
District Meeting of Womans Club in Las Cruces
The 23rd annual 4th District Womans Club meeting met in Las Cruces on November 3 with Mrs. Emma Scofield presiding. Speakers included Mrs. H. H. Bryant, Mrs. Beulah Lowenthal, and Dr. Lucinda De Leftwich. Forty-five members registered plus guests. resolutions urged juvenile delinquency cooperation, library laws, and equal woman administration of community property. The 1945 meeting will be at State College with State Progress Club as hostess.
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Womans Club
Las Cruces
Emma Scofield
H. H. Bryant
H. B. Patton
Gallup
Federation
Alan
St. Louis
Beulah Lowenthal
Wim Beaumont Hospital
Lucinda de Leftwich
Radford School For Girls
Helen Pappas
Jean Ann Stroman
Florence Heizer
la Casa de la Cruces
State College
State Progress Club
Will Soon Complete Combat Flying Course
Cpl. Jose M. Flores of Lordsburg will finish an intensive combat flying course at Alexandria Army Air Field Louisiana and then go overseas. He trains with a Flying Fortress crew prepared by the Second Army Air Force to ready four engine bomber crews for duty. Flores attended Lordsburg High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesus L Flores.
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Cpl
Jose M. Flores
Lordsburg
Alexandria Army Air Field
Alexandria
Second Army Air Force
Cpl. Flores
Lordsburg High School
Jesus L. Flores
Mrs Fuller’s B-Sharp Club Recital Friday Night
Mrs C C Fuller’s B-Sharp Club presents a regular recital on Friday night November 17. The public is welcome to attend these musical programs.
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C. C. Fuller
B-Sharp Club
Wood Family Visits Redlands During Roy Smith Series
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wood and daughter Naomi visit Redlands California to see friends Roy Smith and family. Grandma Wood will care for the baby and Marda Ruth will assist musically in Smiths religious meetings.
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E. J. Wood
Naomi Wood
Redlands
California
Roy Smith
Ison
Grandma Wood
Marda Ruth
Lieutenant Galanti on Leave in Lordsburg Herod Family
Lt. Col. P. J. Galanti, long in the European theatre, is spending leave in Lordsburg with wife Ruth and their children. He arrived last Sunday and will stay until Thanksgiving.
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P. J. Galanti
Lordsburg
Ruth Galanti
New Mexico Plans Anti-Inflation Campaign by Grocers
The Office of Administration launches a nationwide Grocer-Consumer Anti-Inflation Campaign in November and December to highlight merchants role in keeping living costs down through price controls and rationing. Display materials go to stores and price panel assistants will visit shops to check display compliance. Many merchants run ads comparing current prices with those from 18 months ago.
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Office of Administration
New Mexico
United States
Leyal
OPA Hearing Commissioner Issues Rationing Hearings
Frank A. Bruno of Denver the OPA Hearing Commissioner has held hearings across the state last week on mer chants charged with rationing violations. Most cases were taken under advisement after testimony. An Albuquerque tourist court paid the U S Treasury 58 60 for alleged rent overcharges during the State Fair and Clo Vis servicemen refunds totaling 224 in recent weeks.
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Frank A. Bruno
Denver
OPA
Albuquerque
U.S. Treasury
Clo Vis
Help Community Chest Surpasses Campaign Quota in Albuquerque
The Office of Trice Administration and the District office with Board and Rent Offices oversubscribed their quota in the Community Chest Campaign in Albuquerque. The group faced a quota of $600 and exceeded it through local contributions and organization involvement.
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Trice Administraon
Albuquerque
Distreet
New Mexico Receives 14 New Cars for November
The District OPA office reports New Mexico is allotted 14 new passenger cars for November, matching the September and October allocations. Other Rocky Mountain states receive Colorado 17, Idaho 7, Montana 10, Utah 15, and Wyoming 7 for the month.
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New Mexico
OPA
Rocky Mountain States
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Tenants pledge aid renters in state campaign
George C. Taylor, District OPA Rent Executive, says tenants who sign a pledge to take the best possible care of a place are favored by landlords. The pledges are now available at Rent Offices in the state.
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George C. Taylor
OPA
Taylor
Federal suit against Sorority Shop settled for $1057
The Office of Price Administration reported a out-of-court settlement of 1057.35 dollars with Joseph A Talehart and Milton Talehart doing business as the Sorority Shop in Las Vegas overcharges on women's outerwear.
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Office of Price Administration
Joseph A
Milton Talehart
Las Vegas
OPA
Servicemen for Price Control Appeal in Radio Address
Micheal A. Campagna of the OPA Information Executive told KOB in a radio address that citizens must support price controls. He said doing so protects service members and their families and helps prevent inflation like after the last war, securing America's future.
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Micheal A. Campagna
OPA
KOB
America
Stamps and price controls update in wartime rationing notice
Wartime rationing bulletin lists stamps for meats fats processed foods and shoes with indefinite validity. Sugar stamps cover five pounds each with some extending through February 1945. Gasoline stamps permit four gallons per A-13 coupon through December 21. Restaurants must post ceiling prices.
Missionary Greeting Session At Baptist Church
The W M A of the Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. S H Gass home for a regular Missionary greeting. Twelve women attended.
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W. M. A. of the Baptist Church
S. H. Gass
Church Services and Schedules in Silver City
Listings show multiple churches in Silver City with weekly schedules. Rev R A Burges hosts services at Knights of Pythias Hall including Sunday morning and evening worship and Sunday School. St Joseph Catholic Church offers English and Spanish Masses and Confessions on Saturdays. Church of Christ at Fifth and Pyramid holds Bible School mornings and services with a midweek prayer meeting.
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R. A. Burges
Silver City
New
Knights of Pythias Hall
Epworth League
Pata
Bible School
Young People’s Meeting
Lordsburg Hosts Inter-State Y M C A Conference
The Inter-State Y M C A gathering in Lordsburg spanned Saturday and Sunday with sessions in City Hall. Highlights included talks by James Eggleston and John Stone, praises for organizers, and plans for future inter-state activities and a 1946 return to Lordsburg.
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West Texa
New Mexico
Arizona
Hotel Hidalgo
Gammon
J. L. Waller
School of Mines
el Paso
Willard I. Holt
Chamber of Commerce
Tom J. Mayfield
Plain
Waller
James F. Eggleston
John Stone
National Council
Buffalo
New York
Area Public Relations Committee
Area Extension Committee
Y. M
Hi-Y
Phalox
Inter State
Col
Willard BE. Holt
Tom Mayfield
City of
Notable Residents and Visitors in New Mexico Society
Miss Lola Beavers hosted guests including Edith Brand of Tyrone New Mexico recently. Edith Brand formerly headed nurses in Globe and now serves in the New Mexico Health Department. Mrs W P Churchill stayed several days early this week in Pano. John Roe Bradford went to Santa Fe on business returning yesterday.
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Lola Beavers
Edith
Brand
Tyrone
New Mexico
Globe
Health Department
W. P. Churchill
FI Pano
John Roe Bradford
Santa Fe
New Mexico counties prepare market for 90000 bushel apple crop
Otero Lincoln and San Juan counties report a 90000 bushel apple harvest ready for market. Extension economist Arthur M. Hauke urges buyers and truckers to move fruit quickly with county agents Wallace Johnson Amal Gomordo, Bernie Williams Ax tee and Carl Radcliff Carrizo Fis coordinating efforts.
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New Mexico
Otero
Lincoln
San Juan
Arthur M. Hauke
Allace Johnson
Alamogordo
Bernie Williams
Axtee
Carl Radcliff
Carrizo
Commander Rainbolt To Be Armistice Speaker
Armistice program at Central School gymnasium tonight at eight o'clock led by Commander Rainbolt United States Infantry. The event is coordinated by the American Legion and the School, with songs, tributes, and remarks including a featured address by Col. Rainbolt.
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Rainbolt
Central School
American Legion
Schoole
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
United Statace
Harry Roserigtein
Jack Heather
Hymn of the Republic
N Rainbolt
U 8
Army Camp
Lesionaire
Tom J. Mayfield Witt
Milk Production Outlook and Allied Food Supply Notes
In 1944 milk production may reach 110 billion pounds, about a billion more than previously indicated. USDA analysis suggests producers will face easier feeding conditions than in 1944, with the first nine months contributing a smaller share of the nation’s food supply. More than 90 percent of food for U.S. troops in the South and Southwest Pacific is supplied by Australia and New Zealand.
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Usda Analyate
Indica
South
Southwest Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Dairy Returns Questioned as Level Remains Nearly Steady
Report notes dairy farmer returns hold near the same level as before with prices and market conditions continuing to influence farm income. Officials and producers weigh impacts on future milk production and local supply.
WP Eases Controls on Track and Dealer Inventories
The article reports that WP relaxed an order requiring manufacturers to set aside 65 percent of track layaway parts for armed services. Restrictions limiting dealer inventory size were also removed, signaling broader deregulation across sectors.
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Laylage
Night Letter From Charles N Williams in Japan
A wartime night letter from Charles N Williams in Japan describes good health and weather, asking his father to send messages to Dolly Benson Terry and others, and mentioning acquaintances A A King Ea Wright Fisher Jones and others. Ann Hoosey of Low Angeles wrote Mr Williams that she received the same message via shortwave radio.
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Charles
William
Japan
Tche Kana
Dolly
Benson
Terry
O. K
A. A. King
Ea Wright
Fishers and Jones
Charles N, Williams
Ann Hoosey
Low Angelew
Willlane
Dance at Nation Hall Camp
A dance was held at Nation Hall at the Lordsburg Camp near the War Camp last Saturday evening. Forty young women from Lordsburg attended the event while officers hosted guests at the Officers Club. There was dancing and refreshments served.
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Lordsburg Omer of
Lordsburg
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