Christmas Lighting At Little Madrid
Madrid New Mexico hosts a December spectacle with Gov Miles switching on 40 000 lights and dioramas depicting the Nativity. The town attracts over 60 000 yearly visitors as TWA reroutes planes to view the display while coal company workers fund and operate the festive project with Forest Service support and a child friendly toyland full of characters and rides.
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Madrid
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bethlehem
United States Travel Bureau
Department of the Interior
John E. Miles
Mary
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Nazareth
Christ
Madelon
TWA
Madrid Employees Club
Jiins
United States Forest Service
Ball Park
Mickey ,Mouse
Popeye
Santa Claus
Government Wins Milk Trust Case Rulings In Supreme Court
Washington December 4. The government prevailed in Supreme Court rulings on anti trust charges against a group of corporations and individuals alleged to conspire to fix milk prices control supply and curb competition in the Chicago area. Chief Justice Hughes wrote the opinion denying grounds to bar Sherman act applicability and upheld farm legislation since 1890. Justice Roberts reversed a ruling on labor recognition at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock. The court also ruled the Union Stock Yard and Transit Company of Chicago is subject to ICC regulation and rejected a bid to cancel charges for loading and unloading livestock on grounds of ICC jurisdiction.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Hughes
Department of Justice
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Stone
Stock Yard Company
Wool futures rise amid limited offerings in New York
In New York on December 5, general demand for wool top futures supported an 10 to 12 cent gain with Dec at 111.0, Meh 102.0, May 98.4, and spot standard top at 116.6, up 0.5. Profit taking dominated selling as buyers covered positions in a thin market. DETROIT reports a federal grand jury indicted 35 individuals, eight manufacturers, three contractors’ associations, two AFL locals, and jobbers for alleged tile trade monopoly in the Detroit area under anti trust laws. This marks the first time criminal charges encompass all industry branches.
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New York
Detroit
AFL
Troit
Sentences by Judge McGhee on eight convicts
Judge James B. McGhee sentenced eight men today after convictions or guilty pleas. Steve Wade 20 to 30 years for rape. J H Jump sentence postponed to next term on mortgage sale charge. Murrell Freeman 8 to 9 months for possessing a female minor for evil purposes. Bob Anthony 90 days for larceny. W G Brown 2 to 3 years for forging and presenting worthless checks. Clyde Bouldin 5 to 6 years under habitual criminal act for involuntary manslaughter. E O Creager 2 to 3 years for rape. John Raney 2 to 3 years for subornation of perjury. J C Buster Lewis 2 to 3 years for forgery. McGhee departs for Lovington. Johnson to preside tomorrow.
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James B. McGhee
Steve Wade
J. H. Jump
Jump
Murrell Freeman
Bob Anthony
W. G. Brown
Clyde Bouldin
New Mexico
E. O. Creager
John Raney
J. C
Buster) Lewis
McGhee
Lovington
Bryan G. Johnson
Albuquerque
Roswell High Football Boys Honored At Local Dinners
Coach Poe Corn and Roswell High football players were honored at a dinner at the Elks Club and at today's Kiwanis luncheon. Corn spoke at both events as players were introduced. Guests included Major Brown Capt Woodbury Capt Kelly N M M I Paul Deaton Roswell High principal Babe Higgins and new Kiwanis member Fred Rowell.
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Poe Corn
Roswell
Elks Club
Kiwanis
Coach Corn
Major Brown
Capt
Woodbury
Kelly
Paul Deaton
Roswell High
Babe Higgins
Georgia Tech
Fred Rowell
Kiwanis Club
John J. Corlett
Dick Heath
Carlsbad High
Elks Donate $50 To Kiwanis Milk Fund
A $50 gift from the Elks Club to the Kiwanis milk fund was announced at the Kiwanis luncheon. Other gifts acknowledged include $5 monthly from Dr. Neely and contributions from Tom Hall The Model Merritts and Byron Lowrey.
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Elks Club
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Kiwanis
Dr. Neely
Tom Hall
Merritts
Byron Lowrey
Green named Chino mines division superintendent
Frederick C. Green of Salines City takes over as superintendent of the Chino mines division of Nevada Consolidated Copper Company at Hurley New Mexico, succeeding the late Frederick Hodges as appointed by general manager Horace Moses. In Dallas Texas the Southwest Conference on Assessment Administration aims to draw over 150 representatives from western states including John W. Chapman delinquent tax attorney for the New Mexico tax commission.
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Clie
Frederick C. Green
Salines City
Chino Mines
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Hurley
N. M
Horace Moses
Green
Frederick Hodges
Dallas
Tex
John W. Chapman
New Mexico Tax Commission
Japs Seek Prolonged Ties Ahead of Treaty's End
United States and Japan discuss post treaty relations as the nine power pact nears expiration on January 26. Japan seeks to bridge the interim with damage claim settlements for bombings in China and a published dossier of Japan’s goodwill, while denying hard threat of economic pressure.
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Nomura
Japan
China
Tientsin
Hankow
America
Politically charged trial details reach into state politics
In a San Antonio courtroom details emerge linking district attorney John R. Shook to efforts to indict Maverick on poll tax fraud and potential conspiracy charges. Conflicting testimony from Burket and connections to Emma Tenayuca Brooks surface as debates over immunity and indictments unfold. The jury is urged to acquit Maverick on the poll tax payment charge while broader conspiracy actions remain unsettled. Separately in Santa Fe, James Roach and Beatrice Bassett wed in Alamogordo before a brief honeymoon, and the state oil commission in Hobbs Monument fields continues negotiations on a new production agreement.
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John R. Shook
Burket
Rebecca Taylor
San Antonio
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Maverick
LeBaron
Cliff Potter
Potter
Burker
Emma
Emma Tenayuca Brooks
Santa FE
N. M
Alamogordo
James Roach
Beatrice Bassett
el Paso
Roach
State Oil Conservation Commission
Hobbs
Monument
New Welfare Supervisor Helen Ellis Joins New Mexico District
Helen Ellis, named district field supervisor for the New Mexico Department of Public Welfare, covers Chaves Eddy and Lea counties with headquarters in Roswell. She succeeds Charles L. Allison Jr. and brings a UNM degree and Chicago graduate work to a post held since 1936 with a brief recent special assignment. Mrs Ellis is sister to Capt William Heacock.
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Helen Ellis
New Mexico Department of Public Welfare
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Welfare Department
West 11Th
Ellis
Roswell
Charles L. Allison, Jr
University of New Mexico
University of Chicago
Chicago University
State Department of Public Welfare
Department
William Heacock
Indian School Coach Is Removed From Post
Santa Fe New Mexico report states Albuquerque Indian School athletic director Sam Johnson was removed after he pulled his team from the field during a Santa Rosa game amid officiating disputes. Acting AD Jim Choate, formerly an Oklahoma coach, was named to replace him. Johnson remains as boys’ adviser.
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Santa FE
WN. M
H. C. Seymour
Sam Johnson
Albuquerque
Seymour
Santa Rosa
Johnson
Albuquerque School
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed as Markets Steady in December
Chicago December market report shows butter at 581,619 unsettled with prices unchanged. Eggs at 7,113 steady with refrigerator extras 16 1/4 and standards 16, firsts 15 1/4. Poultry margins hold firm with live trucks steady and several weights listed. turkeys and hens priced with minor shifts, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Woman Sentenced for Vagrancy and Assault in Court
Joan Scott pleaded guilty before Pat O'Neil J. P. to assault with words and vagrancy and was sentenced to 60 days in jail. Ed Gray denied abandoning his wife. trial date not yet set. Cotton Williams pled not guilty to shoplifting at Montgomery Ward. trial not set. James Tarr faces vagrancy charge pending arraignment. Ad Club program features Mrs. C. E. Mason speaking on the Saga of Women and Advertising.
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Joan Scott
Pat O’neil
J. P
Ed Gray
Cotton Williams
Guil
Montgomery Ward
James Tarr
Chicago Grain Market Prices Reported
Chicago grain prices on December 5 show wheat at 95 3/4 to 96 for December and May, with July at 90 1/8 to 3/8. Corn futures touch 54 1/4 for December and 55 1/2 to 5/8 for May and July 55 1/2 to 5/8. Oats trade around 39 5/8 for December and 37 7/8 to 38 for May, with July at 34 1/8 to 1/4.
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Chicago
Final pre Christmas program to be held at Berrendo
Roswell talent presents the last pre Christmas program in rural communities, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Berrendo school. Programs continue after Christmas. A well baby clinic will be held at East Grand Plains school Friday after noon from one o’clock. Dr. W T Guy will conduct exams with county nurse Esther Schaubgel assisting.
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Berrendo
Roswell Talent
Chamber of Commerce
East Grand Plains
Health Department
W. T. Guy
Esther Schaubgel
For Rent Modern 3 Room Furnished Home Plus Unfurnished 2 Room
Rental notice lists a furnished three room house and an unfurnished two room house at 100 South Ohio with contact 1060J. Includes brief description and date 12-5t3c.
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