New Mexico race issue urged to end by prudent leadership
A 1933 column urges peace between Spanish and Anglo descended residents in New Mexico. It argues the racial controversy originated with politicians and stresses that statehood hinges on peaceful coexistence. It names Governor Seligman and Senator Cutting as part of the problem and calls for wiser leadership to prevent harm to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Sanchez
Page
University
New Mexico
States
Mexico
United States
Seligman
Cutting
Souece
Old Mexico
O. A. Larvazolo
Richard C. Dillon
Gladys Huntington Bevans
Satin Ensemble by Lucien Lelong Showcases Quiet Distinction
Paris fashion feature highlights a dark blue satin frock with matching cape or jacket for understated elegance. Lucien Lelong presents practical ensembles combining usefulness and style with a bias cut skirt, rhinestone buttons, satin fans, and plaited cape yoke details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Guy Lodger
Lucien Lelong
The
Chicago Tribune
Redistricting Proposed by New Mexico Women Clubs
Gallup April 28 AP The New Mexico State Federation of Women's Clubs district two proposes redrawing boundaries to create more equitable club distribution. Western clubs including Reserve Silver City Albuquerque Bernalillo Belen Mountainair Grant Aztec and Gallup urge appointment of a committee to study options. No specific boundaries offered. District two seeks more closely connected clubs while approving changes in officer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
New Mexico
Mountainair
Grant
Aztec
Galup
Dinner on the veranda at a country club
Sue and Philip dine at a secluded veranda table amid green valley views and fading twilight. He grows solemn, hints at strong news, and prepares to reveal a painful truth after a week of courtship and careful observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Philip
Hagerman Thursday Club spring luncheon and officers chosen
The annual spring luncheon at Mrs. Lochhead's featured jigsaw puzzles for initials, a long central flower table, and two groups of tables. Officers were elected for next year with President E. A. Paddock and Vice President H. L. McKinstry. Guests included Mrs. Wackintosh and Mrs. Adkinson of Knickerbocker Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rugg
E. A. Paddock
H. L. McKinstry
W. L. Heitman
Wackintosh
Economy in Education 15 Real Problem
A 1933 Chicago Tribune piece argues cuts to education harm communities. It contrasts essential versus nonessential spending, notes crowded schools, and urges public demand to preserve schooling and morals during budget slashes. It cites Howard Nudd and calls education a state duty for citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nudd
The
Public Education Association
Chicago Tribune
Eighteenth Amendment Enforcement Questioned by Portales News
In September citizens will vote on the Eighteenth amendment reveal. The News argues enforcement has been weak under Andrew J Metcalf the largest brewer and calls for keeping the amendment in the constitution with a better enforcement system for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Metlon
Portales News
Sentences Sermons on Character by Rev Smith
The sermon stresses character as the enduring asset and measure of a man, noting it cannot be damaged by hardship and remains the safest business foundation and divine stamp on a person. District Attorney Mabry will confer with the Attorney General on the county school board election law constitutionality and financing provisions. A small tornado yesterday damaged two airplanes at the municipal airport, Harley Butler and Dale Jamesco's planes destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Albuquerque
Tom Mabry
Mabry
Clayton
Harley Butler
Dale Jamesco
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Grace T. Beak
EDW
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
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al News
House of
Lelon
Deret
Delia
Bettina Bedwell
Ea Yree
Judge Morris
J. B. ‘McGhee
News of
Hagerman
Karl Slade
B. J. West
Angel
Mmes
J. W. Slade
Wier
Burrell
Fairley
Hams
C. W. Curry
Wil Hamson
Tom McKinstry
KE. McKinstry
J. McKinstry
B. J. Wast
Howard
W. Menefee
Harshey
McNamara
Will West
Cowan
van Arsjldl
Atwood
Charles Michelet
Watford
S. Wiggins
John Campbell
J. F. Campbell
Paddock
Gehman
Esther James
Gladys Menefee
Mildred
Marian Key
Flora Hughes
Tolley West
George Wade
Miss Harrison
Ladies’ Aid
Buford
Adkinson
Conner
Nail
Eastern Star
Mehihop
Marks
State College
Frederic Heitman
International Relations Club
Imma ‘Hawk
Mesilla Park
Constance Sutherland
Las Cruces
Mary Koehler
Raton
Gloria Hayner
American Legion
Michelet
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
CentrAl Pres
SPOMS
Andrew Vuacksor
U.S
Shakespeare
Joe
Patent Office
Stanley
Gus
Napoleon
MR. Peavey
Lee W. Stanley
Central Press
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