Pinchot at 74 Will Remain in Politics
Gifford Pinchot, turning 74 at Grey Towers Milford Pa, remains active in public life. A veteran of Pennsylvania politics and a longtime adviser to presidents, he advocates campaign reform and moneyless politics while pursuing a history of conservation.
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Grey Towers
Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Grant
Poconos Mountains
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Arthur H. James
America
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Ballinger
Alaska
Republican Party
Unified rate plan eyed by New Mexico commission
The state corporation commission announced plans to establish a uniform rate schedule within 30 days for about 50 motor vehicle common carriers in New Mexico and later extend it to contract carriers. A proposed schedule from the New Mexico Motor Carriers Bureau is under study, commissioner Henry Eager said. Work orders for five New Mexico projects totaling about
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Capital News
Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
New Mexico Motor Carriers’ Bureau, Inc
Henry Eager
State WPA Funds Approved For Multiple New Mexico Projects
State WPA administrator James J. Connelly signed $188,000 for Santa Fe street and school improvements and for Chaves and Dona Ana county projects. The public lands commission sold oil and gas leases bringing in $13,008. Bids due August 17 for a double concrete box culvert on US highway 60 between Willard and Encino per state highway engineer Burton Dwyre.
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WPA
James J. Connelly
Santa Fe
Dora
State College
Wilson and
Madiey
Chaves County
Dona Ana
Agriculture Department
Public Lands Commission
Willard
Encino
Burton Dwyre
New Mexico WPA quota rises to 10420 workers
Representative Dempsey announced a 660 person hike in August WPA employment for New Mexico. State administrator J. J. Connelly, back from a southern New Mexico inspection, said the increase will help plenty as the quota reaches 10,420 workers.
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New Mexico
Dempsey
J. J. Connelly
Southwestern Drilling Company Chartered to Do Business in New Mexico
The Southwestern Drilling Company of California has been chartered by the state corporation commission to transact business in New Mexico with headquarters at Santa Fe and Francis C. Wilson named as statutory agent.
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Southwestern Drilling Company of
California
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Francis C. Wilson
Indian Ceremonial Telecasts From Gallup By CBS
CBS will broadcast three national programs from Gallup New Mexico during the Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial August 17 29 The Armchair Adventures and Americas at Work slots on August 19 and 20 will feature dances rites and chants with eight CBS technicians and writers traveling from Hollywood to Gallup then Denver to feed the network coverage
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Gallup
N. M
Southwest
Columbia Broadcasting Company
New Mexico
Columbia Square
Hollywood
Denver
CBS Network
Bible School At Little Gray Church
The tenth annual Vacation Bible School begins Monday morning August 14 at 8 30 at the Little Gray Church. All community children five and older and youths up to eighteen are invited. Nearly a thousand students have attended in nine years with attendance from seventy to one hundred thirty. All churches in the community cooperate and aid this year to make it the largest school yet. The program includes picnics and other activities for teachers and pupils, plus a full faculty list including Rev A O Hood and others.
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Little Gray Church
A. O. Hood
Mary Elizabeth Rutledge
Marjorie Hanson
Fay Kerr
Raymond Durand
Mary McNeil
Phillis Marshall
Garnelle Marshall
Imo Deen Graham
Imogene Southherd
Elmer Bible
Sam Glass
John G. Anderson
Kentucky farmer seeks wife in Evansville request
Choosy Kentucky farmer Joe Ellis Baker, age 24, asked Vanderburgh county sheriff's deputies in Evansville to find him a wife. The man from Kentucky specified his desires and sought help through local authorities in the unusual matrimonial appeal.
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Choosy
Evansville
Ind
Joe Ellis Baker
Kentucky
Vanderburgh County
Suitor Sets Criteria for Bride and Farm Purchase
A man named Baker, renting a farm near Bexville, laid out his marriage conditions. The woman must be under 26, attractive, a good cook, and bring $20,000 to buy a farm. He would marry neither redheads for temper, but would take a blonde or brunette.
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Ann
Ceylon Gardens
Lipton’s Tea
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Everlite
West
Ritz
Schillings
Hershey
Ige Franks
Clardy’s Products
G. Roy Sallee
East Fifth
Baker
Bexville
Billau's Scooter Sales CO
Aia
Famous-for-Wear
Rew Designs
Petaldown
Ren Glenspun
Silvania
Dresden
Nba
Jacquard
Montgomery Ward
Roswell, New Mexico
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