35 Million Taxpayers May Be Freed of Chore
The article reports AFL Teamsters leader Dave Beck warning about hard money policies and labor peace talks while President Meany seeks a no raid pact. In Washington, Revenue Commissioner T Coleman Andrews proposes freeing about 35 million taxpayers from filing returns next year and doubling revenue agents to chase evasion, with a target of 1955 to implement.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Teamsters Union
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
International Executive
Afl-Cio
AFL
George Meany
Teamsters Board
Meany
Teamsters
Treasury
Eisenhower
Washington
Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Andrews
House Appropriations
Tax Service
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Local Weather Summary and Forecast
United States Weather Bureau reports temperatures at 3 hour intervals from 2 PM to 11 AM with high 79 and low 42. Precipitation is none for 24 hours ending 11 AM. year to date 0.21 inches. Sunrise 6 42 and sunset 5 43. Forecast: fair, windy this afternoon diminishing tonight cooler. High 65 and low 30.
Plan to Keep Indian Office Operating in Gallup
Indian Commissioner Glenn L. Emmons confirmed the cancellation of moving the Navajo Area Office from Gallup New Mexico to Albuquerque. An official telegram will announce the decision to retain the Gallup office, reversing a consolidation plan that drew opposition from Gallup merchants and New Mexico leaders.
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Washington
Glenn L. Emmons
Gallup
N. M
Albuquerque
Emmons
Eisenhower
Indian Bureau
New Mexico
McKay
Roswell Set to Form Local Cancer Society Unit
Joe Scavarda and Fred H. Dilley Jr plan to establish a Roswell local unit of the American Cancer Society by raiding Norman McLeod in New Mexico. The organizational meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday Feb 18 at the Chamber of Commerce with invitations to organizations and interested individuals.
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Joe Scavarda
Fred H. Dilley Jr
Norman McLeod
New Mexico
American Cancer Society
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Attorney General Sees Need Of Reappraising Water Pact
New Mexico Attorney General says the Rio Grande compact between New Mexico and Texas should be reworked to reflect overlooked factors. He cites agriculture use, waste from salt cedars, seepage and other losses that disadvantage New Mexico water users. The remarks came during a Roswell visit with events including the Golden Gloves finals at NMMI and the New Mexico Motor Carriers convention.
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New Mexico
Texas
Roswell
NMMI
Atttorney
General Robinson
Benson lift helps GOP image amid farm policy debate
Senator Watkins credits Secretary Benson with giving the Republican party a lift through top level personnel changes at the Agriculture Department. The piece notes replacements in the Commodity Stabilization Service and drought committee, plus cross country political battles over communism and recession as the 1952 style politics evolve ahead of elections.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Benson
Eisenhower
West
Congress
Cabinet
GOP
Howard H. Gordon
Department
Commodity Stabilization Service
Gordon
James A. McConnell
New York
Republican Farm Leader
W. O. Culbertson
New Mexico
Robert L. Farrington
Culbertson
Legislative Branch
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Lincoln Day
Louisville
United States
Urbana
Ill
Douglas
D-Ill
Democratic Party
Berlin
Iran
Greece
Europe
House
Rep. Rayburn
Texas
Nixon
Portland
Ore
Lehman
Dlib-Ny
St. Louis
Knowland
California
C119 Flying Boxcar Clips Train Engine Valve at Oshimozu
A U S Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar clipped the safety valve off a freight train engine at Oshimozu station during landing yesterday. The train ran two hours late due to the accident. No casualties were reported.
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Tokyo
Oshimozu Station
Four Children Die in Hobbs Fire at Home
Four Mitchell children died in a flash fire that swept their three room house in Hobbs at 11 30 am. Police said cause undetermined as the uncle who was babysitting left the home ten minutes before the blaze.
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Hobbs
Ossie Lee Mitchell
Olivia Mitchell
Raymond Mitchell
Nolan Utz
Utz
Father and Son Die in Head-On Collision Near Wooster
In Wooster Ohio a father and his son died in a head on crash along with two other family members. Charles Garrison 34 and Naomi 33 were in one car. Faye 14 and Willard 61 were in the other. Charles son had five children who were injured, three seriously. Both fathers were farmers living about eight miles apart.
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Wooster
Ohio
Charles Garrison
Naomi
Faye
Willard
Garrison
Price floor under butter reduced by government action
Secretary Benson announced an 8 cent cut in the butter support price from about 66 cents per pound, effective April 1, with similar cuts for cheese and dried skim milk. Dairy price supports for the year beginning April 1 will be set at 75 percent of parity, down from 90 percent, aiming to reduce retail butter prices and reduce a surplus stockpile of over 350 million dollars in dairy products.
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Washington
Benson
Rainbow Girls raise 291 for heart fund in Roswell
About 30 Rainbow Girls led by Miss Melinda Marshall and Mrs. W C Taylor collected 291 for the Chaves County Heart Association in Roswell. Five thousand personal appeal letters are going out as part of the Heart fund drive under F B Goodwin. Contributions may be sent to Heart, P O Box 709, as rheumatic fever and heart disease are highlighted as childhood enemies.
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Melinda Marshall
W. C. Taylor
Chaves County Heart Association
Roswell
Heart” Fund
F. B. Goodwin
The
County Heart Association
Heart Fund
Heart
P. O. Box
Heart Association
Field Robinson
Colors to Indicate Restaurant Ratings
The State Health Department in Santa Fe will use three colors green yellow and red to show sanitary ratings for New Mexico restaurants. An A rating card appears on bright green, B on yellow, and C on red, aiming to protect the public from unsafe food handling.
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Santa FE
State Health Department
New Mexico
Malone to Serve on Research Committee
Ross L. Malone Jr. of Roswell has been named a member of the American Bar Association Research Center’s Research and Library Committee in Chicago. The appointment was announced today by the ABA.
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Ross L. Malone Jr
Roswell
United States
American Bar Association
Chicago
Iowa Couple Hurt As Auto Overturns Near Hondo
Mr and Mrs Lawrence O Terry of Lansing Iowa were taken to St Marys Hospital here for injuries from a one car turnover near Hondo fifty miles west on U S Highway 70 380 yesterday afternoon. The car driven by Terry was hit by a gust of wind and went out of control nature and extent of injuries not immediately available. Terry suffered broken ribs his wife severe facial cuts. The injured were taken to the hospital here in a Ballard ambulance.
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Lawrence O. Terry
Lansing
Iowa
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hondo
Here
Terry
Ballard
Two Men Fined for DWI in Local Hearings
Adam R. Gomez 32 of Walker AFB and Graharn D. Cooper 27 civilian each faced $100 fines plus costs and one year driver’s license suspension after hearings before Justice R. Perry Bean. Blotter in city police court today showed eight cases including six intoxications and one each for prowling and vagrancy. Roswell firefighters continued fire plug cleaning with a periodic inspection starting Friday. two alarms reported, a grass fire at 1412 W Eighth St at 12 40 p.m and a car fire at 1508 WS Stanton Ave at 3 40 p.m.
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R. Perry Bean
Adam R. Gomez
Walker Air Force Base
Graharn D. Cooper
Roswell
Funay
Eighth St
Stanton Ave
Big Four Ministers Seek Breakthrough in Secret Session
In Berlin the Big Four foreign ministers met in a secret session to seek ways to end the Korea and Indochina wars. They adjourned to Thursday with little optimism of a decision, while Dulles pressed Molotov on an Austrian treaty and a future German peace.
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Big
Berlin
Korea
Indochina
Far East
U.S
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Austria
China
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
Misuse of Water Blamed by Wise for State's Problems
Hobbs businessman and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Leroy Wise blamed state water problems on poor distribution and misuse. He urged renegotiation of the Texas New Mexico Big Grande Compact, arguing current terms are unsuited to present needs and calling for pre evaluation and reconsideration if elected.
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Hobbs
Leroy Wise
Wise
Adams Serves Two Years as Legislator
Wayne Adams announces candidacy for state representative and clarifies past service. He previously served two years in the legislature and holds the post of regional vice president of the Farm Brokers Institute of America. The six year term and Navy service were incorrect in earlier notices. he has no connection to the state land department.
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Wayne Adams
Farm Brokers Institute of America
Farm Bureau
Navy
State Land Department
Sixteen T&P Freight Cars Derailed Near Brazol Texas
A Texas and Pacific freight train derailed three miles west of Brazol at about 5 a.m. blocking the main line. Sixteen of the 99 cars left the track, with one car demolished and another overturned in a creek. No crew hurt. three or four hoboes aboard reportedly bruised and shaken. Perishable cargo from the West Coast was affected, the incident occurring sixty-one miles west of Fort Worth.
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Brazol
Tex
Texas & Pacific
Here
T&p
West Coast
Fort Worth
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R-Wis
Dallas
H. J. Webb
McCarthy
United States Weather Bureau
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Cancer Society
Richard Robinson
Richard H. “Dick” Robinson
State of New Mexico
High Command
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National Capital
Defense Department
Rock Raven Mountain
Frederick County
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Ft. Ritchie
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Sharpsburg
Allegheny Mountain Ridge
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Ad Lee Mitchell
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Minn
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