Annual Meeting Of Boy Scout Council At Carlsbad
The 16th annual Eastern New Mexico Area Council Boy Scouts of America meeting will be held in Carlsbad at the Crawford Hotel on Tuesday January 14. A banquet at 6:00 p.m. will cap the day, with about 200 Scouters and friends expected and delegates from outside the city anticipated. An executive board session at 3:00 p.m. and a general council meeting at 4:30 p.m. precede the banquet, with President Donald MacKay presiding at all sessions.
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New Mexico
Boy Scouts of America
Carlsbad
Crawford Hotel
Donald MacKay
Weather Summary for Regions and Trends
Weather conditions report limited precipitation to the Pacific coast, northern border states west of the Mississippi, and the south Atlantic coast. Light or trace amounts. snow in eastern South Dakota and lower Lake Michigan area. Cloudy in the Mississippi valley and Great Lakes. clear in mountain states. Temperature dips in North Dakota and parts of Montana, rises elsewhere. New Mexico and western Texas 20s to 40s. Continued fair weather expected in the Pecos valley tonight and Thursday. Roswell travel generally clear beyond 200 miles southeast. Cleve Hallenbeck.
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Pacific Coastal
Mississippi
South Atlantic Coastal
South Dakota
Lake Michigan
Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Mountain States
Plains
North Dakota
Montana
South Carolina
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Cleve Hallenbeck
Weber Wildcats Rally To Beat Montana State 72 62
Weber Junior College defeats Montana State 72 to 62 as both teams struggle at the free throw line. Weber makes 16 of 30 foul shots while Montana State connects on 18 of 40, costing them a potential upset.
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Ogden
Utah
Weber Junior College
Montana State Basketeers
Weber
Wildcats
Montanans
Col Reynolds Honored with Bridge on Legaski Ligao Road
Col Reynolds a former captain of the 31st Infantry who earned a colonel’s commission in World War I later governed Albay province. He launched a road building program and a large bridge on Legaski Ligao road west of Mayon Volcano bears his name.
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Philippines
31St Infantry
Albay
Legaski Ligao
Mayon
Taylor Plans to Fight for Primary Election Reform
Elmer F. Taylor, former San Juan county representative, vowed to continue his fight as a citizen. He opposes any attempt to repeal the direct primary as an organic law but supports amendments for earlier voting and lower candidate registration fees.
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Elmer F. Taylor
Taylor
San Juan County
Rogers Trial Set for Jan. 14 in Alamogordo Death
Leo Rogers of Cloudcroft faces trial for the death of Herbert Nichols of Alamogordo. Judge Numa C. Frenger opened a district court term and set jurors to report January 13 with the trial beginning January 14.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Leo Rogers
Cloudcroft
Herbert Nichols
Numa C. Frenger
From- Pace One Continued Estimates List
Ongoing page item notes tentative estimates for all present figures. Readers should watch for updates as figures are finalized and released by the corresponding department.
Defense spending plan for three years with social program parity
A statement outlining a defense budget exceeding 25 billion dollars over three years dependent on cooperation among management labor and consumers. It affirms maintaining social and economic goals while enabling cost reductions from defense activities and preserving parity and soil conservation. It urges Congress to extend old-age and survivors insurance and unemployment compensation to uncovered workers.
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Congress
Policy on Defense Finance and Public Tax Policy
The statement argues deferring construction that distracts from defense, urges starting a tax funded defense payment program this year, and critiques current laws as inadequate to prevent abnormal profits from national defense. It emphasizes that no citizen should profit abnormally from defense and calls for stronger measures.
Debt limit significance as fiscal monitor noted
The speaker downplays the statutory debt limit, framing it mainly as a fiscal check. The core issue highlighted is not the debt total but debt charges growing relative to resource development and its impact on finances.
Bonds Backed by American People Prove Safest Security
The bonds of the United States government are the safest securities in the world because they are backed by the productive capacity of the American people. Our tax burden remains moderate compared to most other countries.
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United States
If this war should be followed by peace and neighbors
A call for world peace after conflict, envisioning complete elimination of competitive armaments to restore economic stability and secure good neighbor relations. The statement emphasizes disarmament as a path to lasting stability and prosperity.
Hope to Keep Out Argentine Beef
Fort Worth Tex Jan 8 The American National Livestock Association seeks to bar Argentine dressed beef and lamb from entering the United States arguing legal steps may block admission. Secretary Mollin of Denver cites three possible routes to allow imports and stresses U S cattle production on the rise. He notes embargoes since 1927 helped keep hoof and mouth disease away, praising national defense through a steady beef supply.
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Fort Worth
Tex
American National Livestock Association
F. E. Mollin
Denver
United States
Mollin
California
Bruce Jenkins Escapes Sewer Labyrinth After Four Mile Foray
St Paul, Minn. Jan 8 Bruce Jenkins thirteen years old popped his head from a manhole at Prior and University Avenues after wandering a storm sewer outlet with several other boys. He began alone found a labyrinth of dark damp passages. He followed a stair like shaft up to daylight and felt a wonderful relief.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Bruce Jenkins
Prior
University Avenues
Bruce
Mississippi River
Roosevelt speech judged uneven on economic liberty Latin America editorial
Mexico's Excelsior editorial praised Roosevelt for defending freedom but argued he should have stressed economic liberty with the same clarity. The piece warned that a war economy could lead to dictatorship and said his foreign policy toward peaceful coexistence found support, while calling for clearer economic guidance.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Excelsior Today
Roosevelt
Congress
Latin America
Excelsior
New World
Old World
Vegetable Soup Package and Salad Package Ad
Anderson's Gardens promotes a vegetable soup and salad package with classified contact at No. 11 and the 12 2tfc phone line for orders.
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Anderson’s Gardens
Roosevelt budget message cites New Mexico in funding plan
President Roosevelt proposed federal budget allocations touching New Mexico Indian Service hospitals with increases at Mescalero and Albuquerque and cuts at Jicarilla and Taos hospitals. Increases for water development on Navajo and Pueblo lands, Carlsbad Caverns funding rises, and flood control spending slows. Also notes Santa Fe and Albuquerque Indian schools funding levels and mining division impact.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Tucumcari
Fish and Wildlife Service
Weather forecast for four states shows mixed skies
Weather forecast for New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and West Texas calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with increasing cloudiness in western areas. Temperatures trend slightly cooler in northeast New Mexico and northeast Colorado, and slightly warmer in the east in Thursday. Arizona may see high clouds and a chance of late Thursday rain in the southwest with little overall temperature change. Southeast Texas reports light rains in the southeast, while the north central remains slightly colder tonight.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Judge Geo Hay obituary notes funeral plans and affiliations
Judge Geo Hay is remembered by the Scottish Rite Shrine American Legion and the military order of the world war Elks Lodge and the Presbyterian church. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Scottish Rite
The
Shrine
American Legion
Military Order of the World War
Elks Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Draft Evasion Arrest Near Las Cruces
Luther B. Goodwin, 25, a prospector from the Black Range, registered for selective service after being arrested for draft evasion. He claimed he hadn’t heard the act had passed Congress, offered to sign up, and was released with a warning to stay in touch with the draft board.
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Las Cruces, N. M
Luther B. Goodwin
Prospector
Black Range
Goodwin
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DODGE
Moe
Cummins
N. Richardson
Consort
Roswell, N. M
Babies of the New Congress
William G. Stratton
GOP
Illinois
T. Hale Boggs
New Orleans
Claire
Vogue
Geo. Hay
Pepe
Scotland
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