Jury Wheel Names Set for Lea County
Mayor Earl Fletcher announces 700 names to join the Lea County jury wheel in Eunice Hobbs and Lovington. The list includes T A Burt P B Stewart H D Schenk and Norman William Dollar among others. Special venue picks list 18 names led by Raymond Carl Curry J W Edwards and J C Bailey. Jury meets Monday in Lovington likely through Christmas. criminal docket set for December 21 with potential pleas and civil juries to be scheduled in January.
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Tll
Earl Fletcher
Eunice
Lea County Jury Commission
Jack Maddux
Hobbs
Clint Cole
Lovington
T. A. Burt
Harry McAdams
P. B. Stewart
P. D. Hardy
H. D. Schenk
E. L. Swicegood
M. C. Fuller
E. P. Shults
Nezakiah Keaton
R.C. Herron
Roy Lee
Virgil Linam
Norman William Dollar
Paul A. Jones
Robert B. Eidson
Paul J. Stout
Clifford C. Carter
J. W. Bell
Ray French
L. D. Spence
David N. Newby
R. G. Scott, Jr
Max Mittag
Charles Ray Patterson
Calvin Jar
Richard Frazier
Aron Lanne
Raymond Fort
Leonard Richey
James Bryant
S.E. Hampton
G. R. Rowland
E. B. Grief
J. F. Beemar
J. W. Terry
Roy W. Green
Carpenter regains work after sight loss builds 11 houses
In Weymouth Massachusetts Wilfred Laramee a 62 year old carpenter who quit work for 20 years after losing his sight started a building business. He taught his unemployed son the trade and erected 11 houses in two years.
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Weymouth
Mass
Wilfred Laramee
Dismissal Sought in Hobbs Airport Suit
City of Hobbs sues A E Stokes and New Amsterdam Casualty Co. for 25 000 plus 23 000 alleging breach of contract over Hobbs Airport maintenance. Hearing set for December 11 in Albuquerque after removal to federal court from Lea County.
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Hobbs
A. E. Stokes
New Amsterdam Casualty Co
Albuquerque
New Amsterdam
District Court
Lea County
Duke City
Fines in City Court Dec 2
Manuel Gomez fined 100 dollars for driving on the wrong side of the road. B Torrez fined 10 dollars for drunkenness in city court.
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Manuel Gomez
B. Torrez
Do Hogs Understand Good Wiring No But They Like It
Farmers explore improved electrical fencing and reliable wiring to protect hog herds. The article discusses practical benefits, costs, and implementation tips for Iowa and Missouri farmers seeking safer, more efficient pig housing and containment.
Hog House Wired for Economical Operation Illustration
An illustrated hog house shows adequate wiring and lighting for economical operation. The design includes three duplex outlets for brooding in five farrowing pens, a cooker room with electric heater and sink, and a pressure water system with drinking cups in each pen.
Sheen Shearing Contest Aims to Stimulate Interest
Chicago hosts a sheep shearing contest at the International Livestock Show with 18 boys and 16 men competing to strip wool fastest. 4-H members from six states face professionals, led by defending champ Elmer Latt of Rockford. Ed Warner of Sunbeam explains wool value and economic aims.
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Chicago
Elmer Latt
Rockford
Illinois
Everett Loonan
Dekalb
Missouri
Melvin Walker
Dalton
Wisconsin
Thomas Grapham
Nevada
Iowa
William Hay
Chana
Darrell Schmidt
Cortland, Ill
Bill Morford
Illinois City
C. M. Wyllys
William Gilstrap
Ansville
Ind
Clifford Goldner
Branch
Mich
Gerald Plumb
Jonesville
Robert Kirk
Manchester
John Frey
Plain City
Ohio
W. L. Welsh
Richwood
W. E. Hughes
Harrold
Alfred Blue
Omaha
Ben Norris
Reese, N. C
Bob Wilson
Sugar Grove
N. C
Bennie Gilland
Greenville
Miss
Hugh Thorne
Hanover
Don Bliss
Newkirk
Okla
Ronald Arron
West Frankfort
Max Corratt
Berwick, Ill
Gene Willey
West Lafayette
Indiana
Ed Warner
Sunbeam Corporation
Warner
Billy the Kid Still in News
The piece raises whether Billy the Kid is buried in a national cemetery in Santa Fe or Washington DC. Deckerson Greeg recalls a burial claim by Jesus Cilva and notes possible misplacement during reinterment. A marker remains at Fort Sumner and Henry Roberts, a claimant to be Billy, has gone home as his attorney weighs further actions.
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United Press
Billy Teh Kid
the Kid
National Cemetery
Santa Fe
Washington, D. C
Deckerson Greeg
Fort Sumner
Greeg
Billy the Kid
Jesus Cilva
Billy
Washington
Henry Roberts
Thomas Mabry
Man Survives 135 Foot Bridge Fall and Keeps Working
Axel Carlson plunged 135 feet from a railroad bridge in Browntownville Junction Maine and survived. He crawled a mile home, recovered, and continued as a railway man for 32 years, retiring at 71.
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Brownville Junction
Axel Carlson
Germany Faces Fragmented Right Wing Aftermath
United Press reports that while another Hitler seems unlikely now, Germany harbors several splinter nationalist groups. The Deutsche Reichspartei led by Franz Richter and Wolfgang Hedler shows a minor Bonn presence with a youth wing, and other factions like Fatherland Union and steel helmet revival efforts have faded. South Germany hosts numerous shifting radical groups as public opinion shifts toward European integration.
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Deutsche Reichspartei
German Empire Party
Bonn
Franz Richter
Wolfgang Hedler
Herbert Munchow
Flensburg
Hitler Youth
North-Rhine Westphalia
Joachim von Gottesleben
Fatherland Union
Karl Feitenhansl
Feitenhansl
Party of the War
South Germany
Extinct Guadalupe fur seal sighted off Southern California
UCLA assistant professor George A. Bartholomew reported sighting a lone Guadalupe fur seal on San Nicolas Island about 400 miles north of its native Guadalupe. The 5.5 foot, 300 pound male was seen on three trips, suggesting a possible undiscovered breeding ground or the last survivor of the herd.
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Los Angeles
University of California At
George A. Bartholomew
San Nicholas Island
Bartholomew
California
Mexican
San Nicholas
Guadalupe
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