Questionnaires Mailed Today to Registrants listed
Questionnaires mailed today by the local Selective Service Board to registrants numbered 501-1860 through 550-1420 with names including Earl Stewart Packenham, Charles Allen Willis, Dee Fred Meredith, Joe Irby Gilliland, Auburn Lee Mace, Richard Burl Fry, Bonnie Franklin Gilliland, Claude Mitchell, Oscar Morris Hardeman, Clinton Orval Hamner, William Leo Nelson, Lacy A. Shortridge, Woodrow Wilson Brown, W. H. Miller, Emmett Bernard Johnston, Francis Van Tanner, William Jefferson Spencer, George Richard Yardley, Melvin Grey Sanders, Lawrence Burton Goodell, Tomas Torres, Albert Odell Nance, Pete B. Sanchez, Kenneth Preston Biffert, Finis Dewey Lott, James Ervin Marsh, Joe Debara Barela, Alvis Lafeyte Crisp, Cecil Arthur Pelts, Paxton Pate Price, John Thomas Ragsdale, Charles Anderson Jones, Earl Edward Meek, Sol Stahl, Ltyle Raymond Seale, William Henry Akers, J. B. Noling, Elza Ray Harrell, James William Lovell, Paul Madison Littell, Ernest Ellis Hammons, William Travis Harrell, Joe Melvin Shelton, Arvil Lee Johnson, Lonnie Lyons, J. W. Samuel, Oren Mathews, Rendolph White, Victor R. Salinas, Henry Arville Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
Earl Stewart Packenham
Charles Allen Willis
Dee Fred Meredith
Joe Irby Gillila
Ner
William Leo Nelson
Lacy A. Shortridge
Woodrow Wilson Brown
W. H. Miller
Emmett Bernard Johnston
Francis van Tanner
William Jefferson Spencer
George Richard Yardley
Melvin Grey Sanders
Lawrence Burton Goodell
Tomas Torres
Albert Odell Nance
Pete B. Sanchez
Kenneth Preston Biffert
Finis Dewey Lott
James Ervin Marsh
Joe Debara Barela
Alvis Lafeyte Crisp
Cecil Arthur Pelts
Paxton Pate Price
John Thomas Ragsdale
Charles Anderson Jones
Earl Edward Meek
Sol Stahl
Ltyle Raymond Seale
William Henry Akers
J. B. Noling
Elza Ray Harrell
James William Lovell
Paul Madison
Littell
Ernest Ellis Hammons
William Travis Harrell
Joe Melvin Shelton
Arvil Lee Johnson
Lonnie Lyons
J. W. Samuel
Oren Mathews
Rendolph White
Victor R. Salinas
Henry Arville Taylor
Max Baer on Stage Impresses in Hi Ya Gentlemen Debut
Boston reports Max Baer the former heavyweight champion made his stage bow in the musical comedy Hi Ya Gentlemen. He mixed singing and dancing with a risqué strip tease routine that drew the loudest ovation as he plays a campus betting syndicate agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Max Baer
New York
John Barrymore
Maxie
Barrymore
Baer
Audrey Christie
Sid Silvers
New Mexico Joins 1941 Fight Infantile Paralysis Campaign
Mayor Clyde Tingley to lead New Mexico in the 1941 Fight Infantile Paralysis drive with Albuquerque as headquarters. He accepts a fourth state chairmanship and will mobilize volunteers to organize the state for the campaign starting in January. The slogan is Help the Youngster Around Your Own Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tingley
Keith Morgan
Morgan
Indians Fail Archery Test for Santa Fe Trail
Santa Fe officials report New Mexico Indians did not pass a planned archery contest for Warner Brothers film promotion. Archer Howard Hill was to duel with tribal bowmen, but Indian Service advisers said they have not bent a bow since 1822 when traders opened the Santa Fe trail and sold guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Santa Fe Trail
Howard Hill
U. S. Indian Service
Hill
William Becknell
Good road from Hot Springs to Tularosa
Hot Springs New Mexico will gain a direct link to the Elephant Butte recreation area as state road 52's 82 mile stretch between Hot Springs and Tularosa begins construction. A bridge across the Rio Grande near Hot Springs is in contracts, boosting access to the scenic eastern New Mexico region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
N. M
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
Tularosa
Rio Grande
1939 State Suffered Severe Plague Outbreak
A historical note records a substantial decline in recorded cases after a severe crippling plague outbreak in the state during 1939. It highlights a major health crisis with lasting impact on public health measures.
Old Grad May Be Granted Pardon Berth
Gov. Bob Jones signed a proclamation commuting Edgar C. Park's murder conviction. The Kansas University self styled Old Grad will be eligible for automatic release on parole. Park, once Arizona correspondent for the Jayhawker, wrote college magazine pieces from the Florence prison mail box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Jones
Edgar C. Park
Kansas University
Park
Arizona
Jayhawker
College
Kansas
Southwest
Florence, Ariz
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American Institute of Laundering
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Speedy Fire Truck Store
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Roswell, N. M
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