State College probe urged by ex dean in New Mexico
Dr. George Fox Mott, former dean of students at New Mexico A. and M. College, seeks an impartial national investigation into alleged mismanagement. He filed a 49 page report with the North Central Association and federal agencies, saying only such inquiry can restore the college to citizens. He resigned effective Sept. 1 and said locals deserve a fair educational environment.
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George
Fox Mott
New Mexico A. & M. College
North Central Assn. of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Department of Justice
Office of Education
Department of Interior
North Central Association
New Mexico
Hugh M. Milton
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Albuquerque GPA delegates back Washington for game protection
The Albuquerque Game Protective Association authorized its 16 man delegation to Washington to press for a full time paid secretary for the state GPA. The group also backed legal-size fish in streams, state hatcheries feeding fingerlings, higher license fees, and rotating stream closures to aid propagation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Game Protective Association
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Farmers anger over delay of AAA payments
Roosevelt county farmers angry over the delay in farm program payments totaling 322000 agreed to refrain from action against the State AAA staff pending investigation. Senator Hatch met with about 300 farmers and urged postponing the petition to remove state officers until he can report to Washington. Payments cover 1937 and 1938 program compliance. Banks met with county leaders and said a Saturday briefing with State AAA representatives would explain actions taken. A Portales businessman warned the withholding of payments has serious effects comparable to drought or low mood.
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Fortales
N. M
Roosevelt County
AAA
Carl A. Hatch
Washington
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The
Hatch
Portales
Slim chance of infantile paralysis outbreak near camp
Health officials described the outbreak risk as slim after about 100 children were exposed at the Presbyterian Sandia campgrounds where roughly 300 persons were believed exposed. An eight-year-old boy who fell ill after returning from the camp last week is reported in good condition. District Health Officer J O Long cautioned that nothing definite could be known for two or three weeks.
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N. M
Here
Sandia
J. O. Long
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