New Doctor Appointed at Santa Fe Public Health Lab
The State Health Department announces Dr. Arthur Djang as physician at the Public Health Laboratory in Albuquerque. Djang, native of China, earned his medical degree at Hardin Medical University in Manchuria and has served on the faculty at the University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine.
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Santa FE
State Health Department
Arthur Djang
Public Health Laboratory
Albuquerque
Djang
China
Hardin Medical University
Manchuria
University of Puerto Rico
Finance Board Approves Two Million More for Highways
The New Mexico State Board of Finance approved issuing an additional 2 million in highway debentures to total 7 million under the 1955 law, with plans to retire the new issue in 1962. Lawmaker funds rely on a 1 cent gasoline tax to cover interest and principal, while officials seek federal aid and debt relief for a sewerage plant program. President Tom Donnelly sought forgiveness of a 1955 loan to Highlands University tied to Springer Hall fire recovery. Health Director Stanley J. Leland praised board support enabling 631,000 federal dollars for sewer projects and outlined seeking reimbursement for diphtheria outbreak costs in Albuquerque.
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Santa FE
State Board of Finance
Finance Board
Highway Commission
Yeserday
Lawrence Wilson
Tom Donnelly
Highlands University
Springer Hall
Stanley J. Leland
Health Department
Albuquerque
Leland
State Health Department
Portland mother bears twins the third time
Mrs. Betty Duffield of Sherwood Ore gave birth to twins here yesterday their names are Cheryl Lynn and Carol Lee both daughters weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces and 6 pounds 4 ounces respectively She previously had two sets in 1952 and 1954 a boy and a girl each time
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Portland
Ore
Betty Duffield
Sherwood
Cheryl Lynn
Carol Lee
Tanya Arrives in Detroit After British Rescue
Tanya, a four year old girl, returns to Detroit with her mother Elena Dieczok and stepfather George Dieczok Sr after a British court ordered Tanya to remain with her mother. The father Alexis Chwastov fled toward the Iron Curtain and later traveled to southern Russia to visit his elderly mother.
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Detroit
Elena Cieczok
Georgie
Tanya
England
George Dieczok Sr
Elena
Truck Line Sold to Consolidated Freightways
Lamb Transportation Co owner of lines in New Mexico Arizona Nevada and Southern California will be sold to Consolidated Freightways Inc in a deal valued around 350000 in stock announced by Consolodated.
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Portland
Ore
Lamb Transportation Co
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
California
Consolidated Freightways, Inc
Consolidated
Collins Reports Board's Stand On Investments
Governor's special committee on state permanent funds favors investing part of the funds in government insured real estate loans on New Mexico properties. The committee suggests a maximum of one third of total funds in such loans, starting with about 5 million dollars, adjustable by need.
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Santa Fei
Seaborn Collins
State Finance Board
New Mexico
Deer bagged by wheelchair hunter in Pennsylvania
Titusville, Pa. Garland Archer who is paralyzed from a 45 foot fall, hunted from a wheelchair at a Pleasantville area camp and bagged a deer. He has hunted 33 years and shot 30 deer.
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Titusville
Garland Archer
Pleasantville
Archer
Officials weighing FHA guaranteed mortgage investments
State officials have long debated investing funds in Federal Housing Administration mortgages under a 1953 law allowing investments in obligations unconditionally guaranteed by the federal government.
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Federal Housing Administration
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