Quit Home at 13 Harvard Bound by Self-Reliance
Earnest Harding Jackson, 19, a Santa Fe high school graduate, hid his birth name and left Belleville at 13 to work and study. He supported himself through multiple jobs, earned high honors, and now holds a Harvard scholarship while planning to visit family before fall. He hopes Harvard honors his achievements and keeps his chosen name Jack Hardy.
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Harvard
Jack Hardy
Santa*Fe
Pines
Old Home
Santa FE
N. M
Ek Hardy
Hardy
Earnest Harding Jackson
Belleville, Ill
James W. Jackson
Belleville
Elmer
St. Louis
Illinois
Andrew Holcomb
Clay County
Ark
Texas
Kent
Tex
Jackson Harding
Dorothy Thomas
Paying Honors To Southwest's Great Historian
The Coronado Congress in Santa Fe marks the 100th anniversary of Adolph Bandelier with a two day program through August 15 at New Mexico University Albuquerque and field sessions at Frijoles Pecos Shiprock Gallup. Delegates from 30 universities and foreign countries join sessions on Hispanic letters, history, arts, anthropology, and Southwestern literature with tours to cliff ruins and ceremonial sites.
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Santa FE
N. M
Coronado Congress
Southwest
Adolph F. Bandélier
New Mexico University
Albuquerque
Navajo Reservation
Gallup, N. M
New Mexico
Bandelier
Edgar L. Hewett
Schools of American Research
St. Francis Cathedral Auditorium
el Rito de Los Frijoles
Bandelier National Monument
Pecos’ Pueblo
Via
Bernalillo
Coronado National Museum
Coronado
Governor’s Palace
Palace of Governors
Frederick W. Hodge
Southwest Museum
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Kayne
Frijoles
Medardo Vitier
University of Havana
Cuba
A. L. Campa
George P. Hammond
New Mexico University Graduate School
N. Andrew N. Cleven
University of Pittsburgh
Latin America
Donald Brand
Ignacio Marquina
Department of Prehistoric Monuments
J. Frank Dobie
University of Texas
Prominent Santa Rosa Man Dies in Rochester
Charles Clifton Tadlock, 33, a member of a prominent Santa Rosa family, died yesterday in Rochester, Minnesota. His body will be returned for services Friday. He is survived by his widow, two children, a brother Amos of Albuquerque, and sisters Mrs. Gladys Minor of Santa Rosa and Mrs. T Nixon of Por...
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Charles Clifton Tadlock
Rochester
Minn
H. McBee
Tadlock
Amos
Albuquerque
Gladys Minor
T. Nixon
Elaine Summers Rides Daisy To Deliver Petition
Elaine Summers a professional model rides a white horse named Daisy to deliver a peace petition to Washington. The dramatic arrival near the White House ends when Daisy, tiring of the road, drops to her knees near Capitol Hill prompting Miss Summers to remount and finish the delivery. Mexico merges petroleum agencies into Petroleos Mexicanos with a nine member board under government and workers union control.
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Washington
Capitol
Elane Summers
Miss Summers
America
Daisy
Chicago
Senator Holt
D-Wva
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
Paul Revere
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Cardenas
Petroleum Administration and Petroleum Distribution Department
Petroleos Mexicanos
Oil Workers’ Union
Santa Rosa social notes name Mrs Jewel Bounds
Mrs Jewel Bounds of Cloudcroft is listed with Mrs Oscar Snead in Santa Rosa social notices. The brief item records their names and connection to local society events.
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Jewel Bounds
Cloudcroft
Oscar Snead
Santa Rosa
Quantity of Wool To Be Shorn This Year
The Agricultural Marketing Service estimates U S wool shorn in 1940 at 388 692 000 pounds, up 3 percent from 1939 and above the 10 year average. The number of sheep shorn is 48 414 000 head, about 2 percent more than 1939. Western states account for 284 642 000 pounds, Texas alone 83 648 000 pounds setting a state record.
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United States
Agricultural Marketing Service
Texas
General Rains Still Needed in New Mexico State
Albuquerque August 8 The U S Weather Bureau said rains are still needed in the east and northwest parts of the state despite recent showers. Meteorologist E L Hardy reported the east side remains dry and crops and ranges suffer, while irrigated crops progress with heavy watering. Livestock and cotton conditions are generally favorable, and larger irrigation districts have adequate water for the season. Ings 81, pioneer of the motor car industry, formerly led Hupp Motor Car Corp as general manager, president and chairman.
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Albuquerque
U. S. Weather Bureau
E. L. Hardy
Ings
Hupp Motor Car
Deaths Last Night: Gibbs and Hast Reported
Washington reports Rep. W. Ben Gibbs of Georgia, 51, in his first term as a Democratic member of Congress. Detroit notes death of Charles D. Hast, details unspecified.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Ben Gibbs
Georgia
Detroit
Charles D. Hast
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