Patton Fitted for State Game Post in New Mexico
Santa Fe January 7 The State Game Department information man Fred Patton a veteran scout executive and outdoorsman humbles a long career. He served as Philmont Scout Ranch superintendent and later joined the department as patrolman and public relations officer in Albuquerque. Patton recalls cross country races, art studies, first aid training, and adventures from Oklahoma City University to Cimarron Roy and Santa Fe. He envisions a Game Department TV show to promote outdoor life and safety for youth.
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Simon Belarde
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Cimarron
Game Department
Albuquerque
Cimarron and
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Fred
Gen
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John McDaniel
Mesa
Texas Turkey Not Largest In National Contest
A Texas turkey did not win a national judging last week as birds from Illinois and California took top honors. The winning entry weighed 53 pounds from California with Illinois placing second at 49 pounds.
Drink Smoke Men Out for 300 Month
Two women in a California story receive 300 dollars a month for life if they avoid alcohol tobacco and men. The bequest comes from Percy T Martin who died in 1952 leaving an estate of 448946 dollars. Helen Dill and Frances Miller are named beneficiaries.
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Los Angeles
Percy T. Martin
Helen Dill
Owensville
Ind
Frances Miller
Martin
New gadgets raise problems as technology grows
The article surveys how prosperity brings faster jet planes, new metals, quieter airports, wrap around windshields, convertible furniture, and transistor electronics. It notes the need for mechanical brain aids and automatic systems as offices and factories expand.
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Ben Hogan
Professor Debates Marlowe Shakespeare Link in Tomb Opening
USC professor Dr Frank C Baxter doubts Marlowe wrote Shakespeare plays and argues two minds produced the works. In England a bishop's court grants permission to open the 500 year old tomb of the Walsinghams at Scadbury Chapel England, sought by Maj John Marsham Townsend.
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Frank C. Baxter
Christopher Marlowe
Baxter
University of Southern California
Marlowe
CBS
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King Lear
Shakespeare
England
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London
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Claim Marlowe penned Shakespearean works sparks debate
The article debates whether Christopher Marlowe authored Shakespeare poems and plays. It cites Thomas Walsingham as Marlowe’s patron and notes 1564 as the suggested birth year for both Marlowe and Shakespeare. Baxter, a Cambridge PhD 1934, predicts tomb remains with bones and dust and asserts no manuscripts will prove authorship by Marlowe.
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Shakespeare
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William Shakespeare
Walsingham
Baxter
England
Cambridge University
Frontier still after local flight service into Silver City
Frontier Airlines plans to stay out of the Tucson airport authority case for now but pursues local service from Silver City to Albuquerque and nonstop Albuquerque to Tucson. The Civil Aeronautics Board hearing next week will address TWA’s Amarillo to Los Angeles stop and Tucson’s request to rule on TWA’s Albuquerque to Tucson run, which could affect Frontier if reconsidered.
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C. A. Myhre
Frontier Airlines
Tucson
Los Angeles
TWA
Albuquerque
Frontier
Mynne
Maveety Announces Run for Third Judicial District DA
L J Maveety of Las Cruces announces bid for district attorney of the Third Judicial District which includes Dona Ana Otero and Lincoln counties. He earned a law degree from California University in 1951 and is a law associate of Jesse Weir of Las Cruces.
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L. J. Maveety
Dona Ana
Otero
Lincoln
California University
Jesse Weir
Canan Succeeds Bennett as Ignacio Superintendent
The Indian Bureau announces James F. Canan will replace Robert L. Bennett as superintendent of the Consolidated Use Agency at Ignacio Colorado. Bennett is transferred January 29 to become program officer at the Aberdeen area office in South Dakota.
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Bennett Washington
Indian Bureau
Gallup
Seaman Almost Misses the Boat on Carrier Princeton
In San Diego a seaman barely made the Princeton as it sailed for Pearl Harbor and the Orient. He arrived at the dock in a taxicab after the gangplank was removed and lines cast off, leaving him white faced aboard the 27,000 ton carrier.
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Calif
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Pearl Harbor
Orient
Welfare investigating committee to hold two day session
The welfare investigating committee plans a two day meeting with nine members. Jack Holmes of the Legislative Council provided the $598 figure covering per diem for the two day session.
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Santa FE
Welfare Investigating Committee
Jack Holmes
Legislative Council
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