Earthquakes and politics mix in New Mexico opinion piece
The article surveys global quake tragedies in Anatolia and rising fears for 1946, notes New Mexico quakes in Pecos and Socorro, and criticizes the Dies committee for overreach while urging a thorough probe. It laments the removal of Quesenberry, discusses electricity rates, Congress spending, and ends with best wishes for C E Smyer at the Pecos valley Santa Fe division.
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Town Split Over Roberta Schmale Visit Sparks Criticism
Voters may be misled by November totals versus statewide primaries as Hot Springs weighs Miss Roberta Schmale's planned return speech advocating old age pensions. Her eviction months earlier upset many, but no objection to a second appearance. The town remains divided.
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Encino editor weighs state capitol move and town growth
FE L Hinton editor of the Encino Enterprise argues Encino would fit a larger state capital, with room to grow as highways 60 and 285 finish. He seeks professionals for a budding town of 400, while residents react to broader state issues on hydro projects and governance.
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