Navajo Reservation boarding schools long history and reach
The article outlines the evolution and scale of Navajo boarding schools across New Mexico and Arizona from Fort Defiance 1884 to current dormitories at Tuba City Shiprock Leupp Crownpoint Fort Wingate and Dennehotso. It notes remoteness lack of roads language barriers and dependence on government schooling shaping education on the reservation.
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Bordertown
New Mexico
Arizona
Caf
Tuba City
Tohatchi
Shiprock
State Board denies deferments for Colfax McKinley reappraisal loans
The New Mexico State Board of Finance rejected deferments for Colfax and McKinley counties on state level reappraisal loans. Ed Hartman questioned fund use while Sierra and Taos counties received deferments as Taos overran costs and Sierra faced staffing issues in completing reappraisals.
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Santa FE
Colfax
McKinley County
Board of Finance
Ms ‘State. Finance
Edward Hartman
Hartman
Finance Board
Colfax County
Harman
Haskel Smith
Joan. Smith
Hartmatt
Sierra
Taos
Smith
Taos County
Jacobs Co
Sierra County
Mitchell to Visit Tribal Reservation for Dec 24 25
Ted Mitchell, director of a Navajo legal aid program, will be allowed to spend December 24 and 25 on the reservation with his family. The ban on Mitchell was imposed after a dispute with Tribal Council member Annie Wauneka. Mitchell’s Phoenix attorney says a two day permit permits him to be with his family on the reservation. Harold Mott, Navajo general counsel, confirms the two day visit has been granted.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ted
Mitchell
Annie Wauneka
Legal Aid
U.S. District Court
Jeremy
Butler
Harold Mott
Snow Causes Difficulty on Area Streets
Wet snow began around noon and turned roads to ice by evening causing a string of minor accidents and traffic jams across Gallup. Police report 16 local crashes and six state incidents, including a tractor trailer with high explosives jackknifing on Interstate 40. Skies clear later today with extreme cold. roads remain slick and open with many vehicles pulled from ditches.
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Gallup
Interstate 40
State
Black Hat
Tradifig.post
FAA
Zuni
Nationwide search for coed kidnapped from Emory area
Federal and local investigators launched a nationwide hunt for Barbara Jane Mackle a 20 year old student snatched from a motel near Emory University in Atlanta. Police said she was taken at gunpoint tied and chloroformed in freezing weather while her mother waited nearby. The Mackles wealthy Deltona Corp family from Miami were seen at the airport with FBI agents as officials pursued leads with little progress after 24 hours.
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Atlanta
Barbara Jane Mackle
Emory University
Robert F. Mackle
Coral Gables
Fla
de Kalb
Barbara
Mackle
FBI
Mackles
Emory
Deltona Corp
Missing Miami girl Barbara recalls shy pictured leader
Former Everglades School for Girls classmates in Miami Coconut Grove describe Barbara as a shy studious girl who grew warm once you knew her. She is listed as 5 feet 10 inches tall and 120 pounds, and she was senior class president and valedictorian.
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Everglades School For Girls
Miami
Coconut Grove
Barbara
Minister Attacks Santa Claus in Christmas Sermon at Syracuse
The Rev Dr John H McCombe Jr of Hendricks Chapel at Syracuse University criticizes modern Christmas observances that overly glorify Santa Claus. He calls Santa a nuisance and a phony whose images fill stores and media, urging a return to faith centered on the manger.
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Syracuse
Inlys (Ap
Anlysyl
John
McCombe ,Jr
Hendricks
Syradude
Santa Claus
McCombe
Alf
Ts.fes
J.G. Penney Co Opens with Round-the-Clock Hours
J G Penney Co announces new hours, opening every night Monday through Saturday and staying open Christmas season, signaling extended service and customer access.
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J.G. Penney Co
Flu Epidemic Is a Nationwide Disaster Warned by Red Cross
The American Red Cross calls the nationwide influenza epidemic a disaster. New York Health Commissioner Edward O Rourke estimates 500000 New Yorkers have recovered in two weeks and 300000 remain in the most critical stage. He predicts the peak in early January as outbreaks of Hong Kong flu spread nationwide. Hospitals and schools restrict visits to limit exposure.
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Associated ‘Press
American Red Cross
New York
Edward O'Rourke
Hong Kong
The
Red Cross
Special Notice From Barber Shop Move
Special notice announces the barber shop moved to 307 Né-2nd, OK with owner Pat Lucero.
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I. Tive
Né-2nd
Barber ‘Shop
Pat
Lucero
Services Pend For J Cabrera
Services are pending at Rol tte Mortuary for Juan Cabrera 68 of 200 W Lincoln who died Tuesday in the Veterans Hospital in Albuquerque Born March 8 1900 in Morelos Mexico Cabrera had lived in Gallup most of his life He was a retired coal miner He is survived by his widow Christina Cabrera a son Juan Cabrera Jr six daughters Ester Cabrera Mrs David Virgil Mrs Urban Franco Mrs Simon Gutierrez Mrs Emo Suzuki and Mrs Donald Serna all of Gallup a sister Mrs Frank Sandoval San Jose Calif 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren
Elks Lodge Thanks Gallup Country Club for Christmas Gifts
The Elk's Lodge extends sincere thanks to Gallup Country Club members for Christmas gifts donated to charity. These gifts will be distributed to children before Christmas.
DeRoin Dies In Accident In New Mexico Rail Yard
John Louis DeRoin age 23 of Gallup died from injuries after slipping under a moving Santa Fe train in the Belen yard. He had worked for Santa Fe five years and died in a Belen hospital. Services set for Rollie Mortuary with burial in Falls City Nebraska. survived by parents Louis Jr and family, sister Antoinnette, and grandparents.
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John Louis DeRoin
Marco Lane
Belen
Santa Fe Railway Co
DeRoin
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Rollie Mortuary
Falls City
Neb
Gallup
Louis
de- Roin Jr
Antoinnette
Louis' de- Roin Sr
Sam ‘Cochran
Verdon, Neb
Albuquerque Naturalization Ceremony Grants 21 Citizenship
U.S. District Court Judge H. Vearle Payne presided naturalization ceremonies in Albuquerque on Tuesday, granting citizenship to 21 people from 13 countries.
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New Citizens Albuquerque
U.S
Largest toy selection in town features hot wheels deals
A local store touts its in town largest toy selection with a focus on hot wheels and bargain pricing. Prices advertised include 77 cents for select items, drawing shoppers from nearby areas.
Store Clerk Shot Three Times In City Store
Annie Watchman of St Michael s Arizona was shot three times in the neck and head at Riccas Mercantile and Furniture Store around 6 30 pm by an unidentified Indian woman. Co owner Mat Moretto witnessed the incident and police pursue the case as Watchman remains in serious condition with two bullets lodged.
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St. Michael’s
Ariz
Annie Watchman
Ricca’s Mercantile and Furniture
W. Coal
Watchman
Mat Moretto
Moretto
Death Case Is Checked In Gallup
A 66 year old man identified as Joe Torrez was found dead in the bathroom of his apartment at 810% W Logan by his brother in law Manuel Rivas. Police say cause unknown as to whether a fall or deliberate act. Torrez pronounced dead at Public Health Service Indian Hospital. Two other men were injured in a crash on Maloney Avenue and were taken to the same hospital for observation.
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W.logan
Joe Torréz
Manuel Rivas
Torrez
Rivas
John Lloyd
City Detective Division
Orrez
Public Health Service Indian Hospital
Public Health Service
Indian ‘Hospital
Maloney Avenue
Seventh Street
Abraham
Spotted Elk, Sr
Ethete
Wyo
Elk
Wayne Turtle
Ariz
PHS
South Vietnam Signals Readiness to Talk on Truces for Tet
Saigon says it is ready to discuss truces with Hanoi for New Year and Tet. Hanoi may ignore the invitation or direct talks to the Viet Cong National Liberation Front, arguing the VC, not the North, are fighting in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Dolores Moran challenged by Sunnyvale estate dispute
Dolores Moran, former Warner Bros actress, questions a 1947 will leaving 6,000 to five relatives and the rest to her. The estate, once a 10 acre apricot grove near Sunnyvale, is now valued at 250000 to 300000. Nieces and nephew plan to contest probate.
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Anthony Ponte
Dolores
Moran
Hollywood
Calif
Warner Brothers
Sunnyvale
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Gallup Independent
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Nixon
J. L. Smith
Santa
Henricks
J. Cabrera
Je. Permey
LOS Angeles
Une
Dolores Moran
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