Tax Moratorium Ends In New Mexico
New Mexico ends its delinquent tax moratorium today after an extension by Governor Miles and the tax commission. Delinquents may pay 1938 levies in full without penalties or interest, a move aimed at aiding the general fund while farmers and stockmen complete autumn crop payments. The tax commission lacked current ERFE figures as of December 1 in Albuquerque.
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New Mexico
Miles
State Tax Mission
Statte
General Fund
Tax Commission
N. M
Discharged state officer, partners plan move to New Mexico
Capt. W. A. Ehret and Dave Merchant, both former state policemen, announced the purchase of Cline's Cononer store cafe and tourist camp in Albuquerque. They plan to move their families there soon. Ehret cited no reason for his discharge.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cline’s
Cononer
W. A. Ehret
Dave Merchant
Ehret
Oil as the weak spot in the European war effort
New York dispatch assesses oil as a chief factor in the economic war of attrition. Experts note air power, navy operations, and motor fuel hinge on petroleum supplies, with Germany’s ability to sustain production and imports shaping its long war prospects amid blockade pressures and synthetic fuel development.
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New York
West
Germany
Chamberlain
England
Reich
Rumania
Soviet Russia
Atlantic
Poland
Temporary Workers urged to secure Social Security account numbers
Roswell Social Security Office urged seasonal workers to obtain or replace social security account numbers before taking temporary jobs in stores and other businesses. Employers must record numbers every three months and report wages. existing account holders should not apply for new numbers. Germans oil consumption and Allied supply routes noted in regional economic summary.
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Perry A. Webb
Roswell
New Mexico
Social Security ‘Board
Webb
Social Security Board
City Hall
Southern New Mexico Folk Festival Plans Forming
Folk festival plans develop across Lincoln Sierra Dona Ana Socorro and Otero counties with early coordination by Coronado Folk Festival supervisor Sarah Gertrude Knott. NYA and New Mexico State College pledge cooperation and local committees form in Las Cruces Alamogordo and Socorro as schools teach folk songs and dances.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Lincoln
Sierra
Dona Ana
Socorro
Otero
Sarah Gertrude Knott
Coronado
New Mexico State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Hugh M. Milton
Las Cruces
Geraldine H. Turney
NYA
Louise Campbell
Margaret Page Hood
New Mexico
H. D. Buchanan
Rosemary Buchanan
Aureliano Armendariz
Mayme D. McGee
Mescalero
Alamogordo
R. T. Spence
Chamber of Commerce
Dexter News Extension Club Meets For Holiday Planning
The Home Extension Club held its regular monthly meeting at the Lake Van club house with strong turnout. Officers elected for the new year include Mrs Elmer Bible as president and Mrs Earl Latimer as vice president. A December 19 Christmas party at Mrs Mary Marshall's home was planned. A basketry demonstration by Mrs John Starling entertained, and Miss Pauline Crowan led a demo on inexpensive Christmas gifts. Several members and visitors were listed as attending, along with local and visiting individuals.
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Home Extension Club
Lake van Club
Art Cazaar
Elmer Bible
Earl Latimer
George Sterrett
Secy
Treas
Myron Lovett
A. D. Rutledge
Mary E. Marshall
John Starling
Moon
Pauline Crowan
Bert Nowak
Mary Thompson
A. E. Rutledge
Frank Parks
Claude Willard
Edd Bunch
Carrie Snow
John Bible
F. L. Mahlhop
Pauline Cowan
Mary Krukenmier
New Brakes And Light Stickers Enforced Today
Santa Fe New Mexico December 14 motorists must display brake and light stickers under new inspection rules. Governor Miles granted an extension after protests forced redrafting of the regulations. The motor vehicle division reports general satisfaction with the revised system.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
New Mexico Teacher Held in Shooting of Brother
Socorro New Mexico December 1 19 ip Boleslo Pino a 26 year old school teacher is held on an open charge by county authorities over a shooting of his brother Esquitulo Pino 36. Physicians said Pino had a chance in a thousand to recover from a bullet hole through his head. Sheriff Frank Knoblock said Pino was shot in a quarrel at his home. The brother refused to comment on the quarrel.
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Socorro
N. M
Boleslo Pino
Esquitulo Pino
Pino
Frank Knoblock
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Harper’s Bazaar
Dame Fashion Review
Chicago
Anita Frediani
Viola Wirtenen
Simone Muller
Shirley
Coron
Roswell Typewriter Co
France
Danube
Ene
Roswell Born
Pecos Valley Packing CO. M. A
Crawford, Mer
New Mex
Marguerite Cusick
Murray Hanosh
Tom Charles
M. L. Osborn
Lee Briscoe
Hot Springs
James Knox
Dexter News
S. C. Pandolfo
Dexter
Norma Jjeam Wortman
State University
Mary Ellenarta
Ellen Kunke
State College
Phyllis Marshall
Grace Carman
Eastern N. M. Jr. College
Bert
Snappy Car Service
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