Taxpayers Association Meeting Set For January 23 1941
New Mexico taxpayers associations led by J E Reinburg and J H Mullis call a statewide meeting at La Fonda on January 23 beginning at 10 AM. A morning business session, reports on finances, a 12:30 lunch with Governor Miles and legislators, and speeches follow. Participation urged from diverse groups as the Legislature opens January 14 and marks the 25th anniversary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reinburg
la Union
New Mexico
Taxpayers Association
J. H. Mullis
Roswell
State Federation of Taxpayers Associations
la Fonda
The
Miles
Legislatre
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Wool Growers Association
Miners and Prospectors Association
Oil and Gas Association
Municipal League
County
Taxpayers Association of
United Airlines Hangar Burned at Salt Lake City Airport
A Salt Lake City hangar belonging to United Air Lines burned last night, destroying two planes valued at $155,000 and injuring two employees. Fire officials estimate replacement costs between $250,000 and $300,000, with gasoline vapor suspected. Injured were Merlin Sparks and Gardner Young, who escaped with minor burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
United Air Lines
Comany
Salt Lake Municipal
Merlin R. Sparks
Gardner C. Young
Ted Johnson
Johnson
Hagerman Ladies Aid elects officers at church meeting
Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid met in the church basement with Mrs. M. D. Menoud as host. Officers elected were president Mrs. Sam McKinstry, vice president Mrs. Charles Michelet, and secretary-treasurer Mrs. M. D. Menoud. The next meeting will be in two weeks with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Menoud
Sam McKinstry
Charles Michelet
Mmes. C. OO. Holloway
Ernest Utterback
C. G. Mason
J. E. Wimberly
H. L. McKinstry
Richmond Hams
Harry Cox
W. A. Losey
Eastern Star Installation Services Led by Mrs Parker
The Eastern Star chapter held installation services on Wednesday night with Mrs L Parker of Dexter conducting and officers taking office with dignity. After the rites refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Basinger and Mrs Tom McKinstry to a large attendance. The Methodist Church Missionary Societies zone meeting in Dexter drew several Hagerman ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. McKinstry
Coggin
Rus. E. A. White
Bob Conley
Roswell
Perry Andrus
Willis Stoskopf
Mmes
E. A. Paddock
Portland
Dexter Club
Hagerman Club
Paris
George Cowan
Shaw
Gladys Graham
Sexter
Hagerman
Jack Sweatt
Elmer Graham
Co. G. Mason
E. FR. McKinstry
J.T. West
Tom McKinstry
M. D. Menoud
H. L. McKinstry
J. Chappell
Eastern Star
L. Parker
Dexter
Parker
Mmes. Basinger
Methodist Church Missionary Societies of
Pecos Valley
Open season on antlerless deer in Glencoe area approved
The Roswell New Mexico community notes support for the Game Commission decision to open an antlerless deer season to protect local orchards and farms. The writer argues killing does and fawns isn’t a permanent solution and urges stronger county level G P A involvement with the Game Dept. to address recurring problems. W R Thompson backs the action and urges constructive criticism and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Glencoe
Hitler
Low Countries
Game Dept
Chaves County
Local Notes and Obituaries From Artesia Area
Artesia items report Mrs J F Daugherty visiting Denver then return. Dr and Mrs Wainright Miller travel to Austin for a second operation. G A McCrary and granddaughter Violet Shipp plan move to near Artesia. G M Richards of Wellington visits daughter and plans winter in Artesia. R E Miller found dead in a box car near Santa Fe station. police investigate. Farmers petition for Soil Conservation District with public hearings in Cottonwood gym January 14, Artesia city hall January 14, Hope school January 15. Central Valley Electric moves office to 105 S Second St. H B Worley to rebuild home and install water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Daugherty
Denver
Tex Polk
Wainright Miller
Artesia
Austin
Texas
Miller
G. A. McCrary
Violet Shipp
McCrary Farm
McCrary
G. M. Richards
Wellington
C. R. Baldwin
Richards
R. E. Miller
Santa Fe Station
Hope
Eddy County
Cottonwood School
Hope School
Central Vasley Electric Cooperative
S. Second St
Eddy Motor Company
H. B. Worley
Water supply for building and burn rescue report
The condition of Kersey Funk, critically burned December 30 while trying to save Billy May, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Buck May, from a burning home, was reported satisfactory and encouraging on the tenth day at Memorial Hospital. The mother, less severely burned, was improving nicely. Funk suffered extensive burns in the futile rescue attempt after the mother failed to reach the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey Funk
Billy May
Buck May
Memorial Hospital
Funk
May
Roswell sees 111 auto accidents with one fatality last year
A Roswell police annual report to the National Traffic Safety Council shows 111 traffic accidents in the city last year, with one fatality. Victim Dave Moseley, a Roswell pioneer, was killed Aug 3 crossing East Second Street. coroner’s jury called the crash unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Police Department
National Traffic Safety Council
Dave Moseley
East Second Street
Weather forecast for the Southwest states and West Texas
New Mexico sees fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with party cloudy areas and a touch colder in the central and eastern parts. Colorado expects partly cloudy skies tonight, colder in the southwest, then generally fair Tuesday with warmer readings in the east. Arizona will have increasing high clouds in the west tonight and Thursday, otherwise fair with some cloudiness in higher elevations north and east, little temperature change. West Texas shows fair conditions in the south tonight and Tuesday, with clouds in the north tonight, clearing Tuesday and a bit colder in the north tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Missouri lawmakers block governor-elect Donnell in校 investiga
In Jefferson City the Democratic legislature refused to certify Republican Forrest Donnell as governor-elect and moved to open a joint house senate investigation into the November election. The action halts Donnell’s inauguration and extends Gov. Lloyd Stark’s term pending contest hearings. Official returns gave Donnell a 3,613 vote lead over Lawrence McDaniel. The body split 101 to 78 to certify all winners except Donnell and 118 to 61 to hear James Blair’s contest petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
General Assembly
Forrest Donnell
House
Senate
St. Louis
Donnell
Lloyd Stark
Lawrence McDaniel
Assembly
James T. Blair
Sixteen Killed as Air Force Plane Crashes in Africa
In Tanganyika near Mbeya a South African air force plane went down in thick mist, killing sixteen crew members. Officials said the pilot appeared to lose his way before the disaster near Mbeya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Mbeya
Tanganyika
Ambassador Leahy Confined With Bronchitis In France
United States Ambassador Admiral William D. Leahy, ill since Friday, was ordered to stay in bed for several days after a bronchitis episode from a change in air. The medical report noted no fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
United States
William D. Leahy
U S War Soon Likely Says Van Zandt Veteran Leader
Boston January 13 reports former national VFW commander and U S Representative James E Van Zandt of Pennsylvania indicates the United States may enter war soon. He is a Republican congressman who has long led veteran affairs in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S
James E. van Zandt
Rpa
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State investigates ballot boxes in Democratic fraud charge
Officials examine ballot boxes in a bid to resolve Democratic fraud allegations and determine the election winner. The process focuses on validating votes and uncovering any irregularities amid heated contest.
American Aid To The Axis Powers
Rep Martin Dies declares the United States sends more money and supplies to Axis powers than to England at a Westchester rally. He says German American donors gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to German relief agencies whose funds reached the Nazi war machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Martin Dies
D-Tex
United States
England
House
UN American Activities
Westchester County
Reds Expel Him From Communist Party
New York January 13 Clarence A Hathaway former editor of the Daily Worker and member of the central executive committee of the Communist party has been expelled from the party No specific reason given and Hathaway himself could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence A. Hathaway
The
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Hathaway
Expert predicts US to enter war within two years
He argues it is only a matter of time before the United States will join the conflict and said yesterday that an American expeditionary force would be dispatched aboard within the next two years.
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United Airline
Hagerman News
Anderson’s Gardens
Roswell Insurance & Surety CO
Roswell Bidg. & Loan
Roswell, N. M
Artesia News
Anderson
Arly
Bis Cnart Shoes
Ena
Wn Gine
Tor
E Snot Grurdy
Weyrn Black
Wile
Len
Ween Nat
Missouri
Leahy
Mary Jane Yeo
JO Ann Dean
Rockefeller Center
Shesterfields
Dutokedd
Liccerr & Myers Tobacceo Co
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