March Tax Time and Turmoil In New Mexico Gossip
A colorful roundup notes March tax season anxieties and playful quips about income tax, marriage cancellations, and marital follies. It cites local editors Virginia Kittell and Ed Guthmann, mentions Bruce Steele’s 17 marriages, quotes a Springer Tribune anecdote, and references shifts in New Mexico political humor and media notes.
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Lyin
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Aztec Independent
Virginia Kittell
Bruce Steele
el Paso
The
Albuquerque Tribune
Steele
Nellie
Fannie
Ed Guthmann
Springer Tribune
Johnny
Remark on Draft, Local Trials and Feb 30 Foible
The item muses on county representation in Los Alamos and notes a Farmington Times piece about a man facing tax and marital troubles. It recalls a claim about the atomic bomb's tower test causing a crater and humorously notes Feb 30 does not exist, with Lincoln O'Brien credited.
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Los Alamos
Farmington Times
Buck Rogerish
Lincoln O’brien
Gallup Independent
Needlecraft Newse by Nancy's Baxter T/ASTER
Needlecraft news suggests sharing the season with children by making inexpensive toys. Crochet or sew cuddy soft toys like Bee Joe and Bumpsy the rabbit with secure seams and bright yarn. Send a stamped self addressed envelope for Leaflet No 23-34.
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Bee Joe
Bumpsy
Rabbit
Bowser
Dog
Betty
Bobby
Cultural practices reduce Verticillium wilt in New Mexico cotton
New Mexico A & M Agricultural Experiment Station researchers led by P J Leyendecker Jr and L M Blank tested three cultural methods in Verticillium infested soil. Thick plant spacing, short rotation, and 15 inch high seedbeds raised yields and reduced infection, with 2150 to 273 higher pounds per acre versus standard plots.
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Agricultural Experiment Station of
New Mexico A &M College
P. J. Leyendecker, Jr
L. M. Blank
USDA
Bureau of Plant Industry
R. M. Nakavami
A. R. Leding
State College
New Press
Suicide Reported by Anti Communist Bulletin
An American Chinese former Detroit grocer Shing-Chak Li aged 74 killed himself in Red China after Communist persecution. The bulletin says his wife, widow, and daughter-in-law had hanged themselves days earlier for similar reasons. Li had managed Yee Chang Lung grocery on Third Street in Detroit.
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Hong Kong
tThe Freedom Front
Detroit
China
Shing-Chak
Third Street
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Richard Wheeler
Pathfincer
John
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Dan Burrows
Albuquerque Journal
Allan Shivers
George McCune
KOB
Kob-Tv
Tucumcari
Silver City Press
Hale
Vic
Veterans Administration Office
Olive Motor Service
West Avenue
Lovington, N. M
Deisel Motors
Needlecraft Newse
Nancy’s Baxter
American Medical Association
Farm & Ranch News
Hudson
John Deere
Lovington Implement CO
Artesia Highway
House Paints
Komoc
K. C
Grayson
Lea County Lumber Co
Lawrence Rice
Hobbs Highway
South Main
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