Third Victim Of Monday Wreck Dies At Walker Air Force Base
A third victim from Monday night’s two car crash 11.2 miles south of here has died. Airman Buddy Eugene Van Hoy 19 of Walker AFB died yesterday from head and extremity injuries. Also killed were Garland Beeson Jr 19 and Alva Foster 16. An inquest is set for today.
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Chaves County
Here
Buddy Eugene van Hoy
Walker Air Force Base
Garland D. Beeson Jr
Mulberry Ave
Alva Foster
Hagerman
R. Perry Bean
van Hoy
Hudson
Robert L. Boston
WAFB
Pablo Ramirez Aguilar
Albuquerque St
Benton
N. C
Guatemala expels U.S. correspondents amid press clash
Leftist Guatemala ousted Sidney Gruson of the New York Times and Marshall Bannell of NBC, alleging they defamed the republic as clashes with the independent press deepen. The U.S. State Department rejected the charges as false.
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Gatemala
U.S
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Sidney Gruson
New York Times
Mexico
Central America
Marshall F. Bannell
National Broadcasting Co
U.S. State Department
Gruson
Guatemala
Independent Press
Foreign Office
Arbenz
Bannell
el Salvador
NBC
Weather report shows mild sunny days and cool nights
Reading from 2 p m yesterday to 11 a m today records highest 66 and lowest 23 with no precipitation in 24 hours. Forecast calls for mostly clear skies tomorrow with mild afternoons. High near 68 and a low around 25. Sunrise 6 54, day length 10 6 hours.
Ex-Car Thief Attempts 50 000 Holdup in Miami
William Lee Davisson of Clarksburg West Virginia entered Riverside Bank in Miami demanded 50 000 and got 20 000 after Duff Dunnlap. The pistol was a toy and Davisson claimed prior car theft sentences in Riverside Santa Fe and Chaves County. He was held for FBI inquiry.
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Miami
Fla
William Lee Davisson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Riverside Bank
Tully F. Dunlap
Dunlap
Davisson
Riverside
Calif
Santa Fe
N. M
Chaves County
FBI
County panel relaxes rules on relatives in key offices
Bernalillo County Commission votes to relax restrictions on employment of relatives for County Assessor Manuel Armijo and Sheriff Harold Hubbell. A state law requires approval bond of officials for third degree relatives.
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Albuquerque
Bermnablo
Manuel Armijo
Harold Hubbell
Gallup group eyes purchase of Armory building
Gallup's Inter tribal Indian Ceremonial Assn considers buying the National Guard Armory Building rented annually as an exhibit hall for the ceremonial festivities.
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Gallup
National Guard
Superintendent Carrol White Heads to Santa Fe on Business
Supt. Carrol White the county superintendent of schools departed yesterday for a one week business trip to Santa Fe.
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Carrol White
Santa Fe
Roberts Elected to National Cotton Council Board
Delmar Roberts of Anthony New Mexico was elected to the board of directors at the National Cotton Council annual meeting. Also named to the board are Carl Meriwether Las Cruces and W L Griffin Deming both from New Mexico.
House subcommittee schedules closed meeting on river project
The House reclamation subcommittee will hold a closed Friday session to consider the proposed Upper Colorado River development plan after completing hearings on the project last week.
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Washington
House Reclamation Subcommittee
Colorado River
Fire hits Bandelier Grade School cloakroom
A fire swept the Bandelier Grade School cloakroom yesterday in Albuquerque. No injuries were reported though all semester end report cards were ruined.
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Albuquerque
Bandlier
GOP County Mass Meeting Set For Saturday Curtain Raiser
The 1954 Republican offensive begins in Chaves County with a mass meeting set for 2 p m Saturday February 13 in the district courtroom. Delegates and alternates to the state convention February 26 27 in Santa Fe will be chosen. John P Cusack state senator and county chairman will preside with county committee members listed. The next calendar item is February 4 when the secretary of state prepares poll and tally books. Continued on Page Thirteen.
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GOP
Iset
Santa Fe
John P. Cusack
Bly
Rowan Robinson
A. Clark Freehart
Fields Waller
Irvin Mitchell
Charles Waller
Virginia
Hervey Egleston
Warren R. Cobean
Pat) Lodewick
John Knorr
Frank Wortman
New Mexico
Deputy Sheriff Unveils Twist In Local Check Racket
Chief deputy J. C. Jones reports a new form of theft targeting purses of store employees. A wave of purse lifting hit three local shops last Saturday with thieves forging a company check for 478.40 and stealing 35 in cash. Employes are warned to guard purses under counters and in lockers more carefully.
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J. C. Jones
Jones
Funeral for Hagerman teen victim of car crash today
Alva Foster, 16, died from injuries after a two car smash near Hagerman at 11 20 p m Monday. Funeral services were held at 2 p m in the Baptist Church with Rev Scott New and Rev G H Woolf officiating. Burial followed in Hagerman Cemetery. Survivors include her parents three sisters and three brothers with several out of town relatives in attendance. Arrangements by Mason Funeral Home.
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Tex
Hagerman
C. P. Foster
Mildred
Evelyn Carroll
Ethel Ferguson
Portales
Leonard
Carlsbad
Edgar
Carlos
Lovington
Edgar Foster
Carlos Foster
Leonard Foster
Leonard Ferguson
J. E. Barnett
Daingerfield
Rentfrow
Morton
Carl Foster
Egg theft near Las Cruces puzzles police
A thief stole 12 dozen eggs from a local farm near Las Cruces. Police tracked the suspect to a shell filled heap of cartons with no evidence of egg spills. Investigators seek a suspect capable of handling a 144 egg load.
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Las Cruces
N. M
William C Gilbert Participates in 2000 Military Funerals
William C Gilbert a World War I veteran has served the Silver Bow Post of the American Legion in Butte Montana for 33 years attending two thousand military funerals.
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Butte
Mont
William C. Gilbert
American Legion
Man Arrested After Parking Error Before Centralia Police
A motorist, Mark Davis, struggled to park in front of the Centralia police station. A policeman assisted him and then arrested him on drunken driving illegal transportation of liquor and license proof charges. He pled guilty to all three, fined 319 dollars.
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Centralia, Ill
Centralia Police Station
Mark Davis
Davis
Western Big Three Seek Breakthrough Despite German Deadlock
Berlin reports the Western Big Three Dulles Eden and Bidault met to salvage aims from the Berlin conference amid Molotovs push for a free elections plan. They forecast Molotovs next move and reaffirm resolve against hisEastern bloc pressure while assessing French acceptance of an EDC backed German rearmament.
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Russia
Dulles
France
Bidault
Eden
Molotov
Western Alliance
European Defense Community
Germany
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Red Army
East Germany
Bricker Fight Looms as Lone GOP Wrangle
President Eisenhower vowed to oppose any change in the constitutional balance among the three government branches as Senate votes near a showdown over the Bricker treaty powers amendment. He declined to back substitute proposals and indicated no compromise that alters the framework, while GOP leaders and Sen George vie for majority leverage amid a split Senate.
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Mass
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Mitchell Blames GOP for Ending Democratic Prosperity
In Albuquerque at the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner, Stephen Mitchell, chairman of the national Democratic Party, charged the Republicans with ending Democratic prosperity and serving big northern and eastern interests. He cited job losses, wage declines, and farm income drops, and criticized the anti-Democrat smear campaign, urging vigilance against slander ahead of fall elections. He urged reelection of NM Senators Anderson and Chavez and projected Democratic gains in House and Senate.
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Stephen Mitchell
National Democratic Party
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Roswell County Schools Boss Carrol White Seeks Re election
Carrol White, Roswell native and county superintendent of schools, announced his candidacy for the Democratic renomination. He has led the office since Jan 1 1953 after 16 years teaching in Chaves County schools. He holds a Bachelor of Science in education and pursued a masters at several institutions. White and his wife Erma have three daughters Sonia Carol and Mary.
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Berrendo
Central State Teachers College
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Okla
Colorado College of Education
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University of Oklahoma
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E. Pear St
Erma Smith
Sonia
Sunny) Ruth
First Baptist Church
Carol Jeannine
Mary Lynnell
Hill Homes Move to Navajo Window Rock
More than 70 semi portable one and two bedroom houses from Los Alamos New Mexico will be moved to the Navajo Reservation by April 1 to relieve a critical housing shortage on the reservation.
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Navajo Window Rock
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Los Alamos
N. M
Beef Group Formed to Boost Cattle Trade in Albuquerque
F H Chilcote of Clayton announces formation of the Union County Eat More Beef Association in Albuquerque. The group plans to spend 1600 dollars on advertising to spur beef sales and lift the cattle business from a slump.
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Beef Group
Albuquerque
Union County
Eat More Beef Assn
F. H. Chilcote
Clayton Banker
Committee to Lobby Washington to Preserve Gallup Offices
A 13 member committee plans to travel to Washington early next week to present the case for keeping Indian Service offices in Gallup. Chairman W A Hagberg said they will seek an appointment with Interior Secretary McKay.
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Gallup
Washington
Indian Service
W. A. Hagberg
McKay
Radar nets speeders on U S 66 east of Albuquerque
Police Capt Archie White said a radar crackdown netted 49 motorists yesterday. The operation on U S 66 east of Albuquerque collected about $1,000 in fines.
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Albuquerque
U. S
Archie White
AFL Chief Predicts Demo Win Unless Conditions Improve
AFL political chief James V. McDevitt warned Democrats would win Congress next fall unless economic conditions improve substantially. He noted unemployment and farm income concerns and criticized the Eisenhower administration as run by big business. AFL aims to mobilize women voters and study voting records for endorsements while avoiding pledges on candidates.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
Congress
James V. McDevitt
League For Political Action
McDevitt
GOP
APL
Eisenhower
AFL Political League
Start Oil Test Albuquerque Near Santa Fe San Miguel Lines
Albuquer que attorney C. C. Chase has announced the start of a shallow indicator test near the boundary of Santa Fe and San Miguel counties. The project is contracted to 1 600 feet. It will be the Romero Stone Chase No 1 Federal about 200 miles southeast of Santa Fe.
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Albuquerque
C. C. Chase
Santa Fe
San Miguel
Roswell S Sgt and Mrs Miller at 108 Stanton Ave
Military family announces residence listing for Roswell with S/Sgt James Miller and Mrs Miller and SFC and Mrs R Thorn ton at 508 Beeca Avenue.
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S. Stanton Ave
SFC
Mre
R. Thornton
S. Beeca Ave
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