Ranchmen Camp Meeting a Resounding Success
The Ranchmen's Interdenominational Camp Meeting on Nogal Mesa near Capitan drew 100 campers and 250 to 650 at services over four days. Five services daily fed 650 at the chuck dinner. Prominent speakers included Dr. Thomas Brabham of Roswell. Attendees came from New Mexico and Texas. all events were noncommercial and built a strong spiritual fellowship.
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Nogal Mesa
Capitan
New Mexico
Texas
Thomas Brabham
Roswell
Multiple Candidacies Form In New Mexico Race
In Albuquerque former district judge Fred E. Wilson announced filing nominating petitions for Congress as Democrats push a growing candidate field. Other filings include Lyle Brush for state land commissioner, Threet for Dona Ana district attorney, Watts for Eddy Lea Chaves district attorney, Salazar for Espanola mayor, and Republicans Fowler for state supreme court justice Frenger for state treasurer. Hatch act debates flare between Burton Dwyre and John Emmons as officials warn of political activity during leave.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
Burton Dwyre
GOP
John J. Emmons
Dwyre
Emmons
Lyle Brush
Cimarrfon Dude Rancher
Martin A. Threet
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
Otero
Torrance
Lincoln
G. T. Watts
Roswell
Eddy
Lea
Chaves
Diego Salazar
Espanola
Tate
Tingley
C. H. Fowler
Socorro
Supreme Court
George W. Frenger
Manuel Martinez
Truchas
M. W. Hamilton
Santa Fe
Seth Alston
Lovington
Maurice Miera
Mussolini's Campaigns and Graziani’s Desert Strategy
The text weighs Mussolini's risky bid in Africa and notes Britain's fragile global hold. It highlights Graziani as a master of desert warfare, credited with turning World War I-era campaigns in Libya and Cyrenaica, and considers potential regional impacts on the Near East and oil interests if Axis influence expands.
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Far East
Orient
Japan
England
Near East
Persian Gulf
Turkey
Dardanelles
Balkans
Hitler
Mussolini
Rodolfo Graziani
Graziani
Cirenaica
Libya
Kennecott Copper Slashes Price to Eleven Cents
New York reports Kennecott Copper Corp cuts copper price by half a cent to 11 cents a pound, the first revision since February. The move aligns with custom smelters and smaller producers, aiming to win business as demand lags domestically and abroad after France’s capitulation. Major producers quickly matched the 11 cent quote.
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New York
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
France
Japan
Thief Leaves Note After Iron Tonic Heist
In Dallas a truck break in by an itinerant medicine seller led to the theft of five iron tonic bottles. A small note was left with the line advising that eagerness to help others can cause neglect of self. The incident suggests a peculiar motive or message.
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Dallas
Dedicate Plaque To Bandelier's Memory
M R Tillotson, regional national park service director, dedicates a bronze plaque in the Rito De Los Frijoles administration building to Adolph F Bandelier the archaeologist and student of early southwestern Indian culture The site becomes Bandelier national monument The ceremony part of a three day Bandelier conference marking his 100th birth anniversary in Bern Switzerland The event drew anthropologists and visitors forty miles north of Santa Fe including remarks that Bandelier studied Pueblo Indians and wrote pivotal works debunking romantic theories about American Indians. Follow up tours included Frijoles ruins and Pecos Pueblo with Coronado conference plans in Albuquerque by University of New Mexico.
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Santa FE
N. M
M. R. Tillotson
National Park Service
Rito de Los Frijoles
Adolph F. Bandelier
Bandelier National Monument
Tillotson
Secretary of the Interior
Icries
Bandelier
Bern
Switzerland
Southwest
Frijoles
Want Complete Text Cudahy's Interview
The State Department asked Ambassador Kennedy in London for the full text of John P. Cudahy's interview in which he described Belgium's food situation as famine approaching. Acting Secretary Sumner Welles said the interview, criticized in Britain, was released without department authority and he would comment after reviewing an accurate Kennedy text. He noted Cudahy also claimed Germans behaved better than U.S. soldiers in the last war.
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Washington
State Department
Kennedy
London
John P. Cudahy
Belgium
Sumner Welles
Cudahy
Welles
United States
Age Gap Elopement Fails Court Battle in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on August 7 Judge G Calcom McDonald criticized the 23 year old wife and 64 year old husband who eloped in 1936. He ruled the May and December marriage unwise, ordering Meyers to pay $8 weekly child support for their two year old daughter. He blamed both partners for the union and noted the husbands previous wives' deaths.
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Pittsburgh
G. Calcom McDonald
Harry Meyers
Meyers
Missouri Senate race yields Truman lead in early returns
In Missouri, official partial results from 4,124 of 4,447 precincts show incumbent Harry S. Truman ahead of Governor Lloyd C. Stark and Maurice M. Milligan for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, with totals 241,357 for Truman, 236,181 for Stark, and 114,158 for Milligan.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
United States
Harry S. Truman
Lloyd C. Stark
Maurice M. Milligan
Log Cabin Hides in Moreno Valley Isolation
Raton New Mexico August 7 a log cabin sits isolated in the Moreno valley ringed by mountains. A lone setting seems to shelter its occupants from neighbors and weather as authorities probe a developing local mystery.
Flood Waters Weaken After Rain Near Estancia
Heavy rains northwest of Estancia drive water from foothills toward Witt ice plant six miles north. Water stood about a foot deep in spots this morning with minor damage and authority appeals issued as rainfall measured a half inch locally.
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Estancia
N. M
Witt Ice Plant
Farmers fined for torching horses in Kentucky
Floyd Stafford and Jack Mitchell were fined ten dollars plus costs after being charged for pouring an inflammable liquid on two horses at Scottsville Kentucky and setting them on fire to force labor. The incident occurred yesterday and the case details indicate cruelty to animals and unlawful burning.
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Scottsville
Floyd Stafford
Jack Mitchell
Hale Jumbo Cantaloupes and Livingston Margle Tomatoes Ad
On sale at 602 East Second Street and 1113 West Second Street opposite Lees Camp and Camp Chaves on North Hill. Ask for them at your grocers. We deliver five or more anywhere any time. Phones 122 and Red 21 11. Also Hale Jumbo Cantaloupes and home grown Livingston Margle Tomatoes. Wholesale orders filled at all times.
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East Second Street
West Second Street
Lee
Camp Chaves
North Hill
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