Coronado Duarto Centennial pageant opens statewide
Dexter hosts the Chaves County PTA for the first Coronado Duarto Centennial pageant. Roswell units perform dances stories and the Kneeling Nun drama. Mildred Dilling the harpist visits, praising N M I and Carlsbad Caverns. A Betty Taylor party and spend the day at the Meadows home highlight social notes.
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Dexter
Chaves
Ernestine Stockton
Roswell
Berrendo
East Grand Plains
Caprock
Windell Phillips
Jackie Parker
E. O. Moore
E. O O. Moore
Virginia Esterday
Betty Fischer
L. Parker
Miss Branfield
Mildred Dilling
Junior High Auditorium
Rose Lecture and Lions Club Events in Roswell
Rose Society lent lecture with color pictures at the art gallery presented by Mrs. Baldy and Mrs. Van Dewart as Roswell Garden Club hosts. Lions Club ladies night at Roswell Country Club featured 50 couples dancing with Jo Ella Haynes Smith and Jimmy Durant.
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Clark A. Meadows
Roswell
Messrs. and Mmes. Co. A. Buchanan
Walter Chesser
Oscar Page
George Shanks
Tom Henderson
Tommy Buchanan
George Shanks, Jr
Betty Lou
Barbara Jo Buchanan
Alice Louise Meadows
Meadows
Roswell Museum and Art Center
American Rose Society
Roswell Garden Club
Marie Baldy
Ralph Vandewart
John McClure
Will Robinson
Art Gallery
Canada
Lions Club
Jo Ella Haynes Smith
General Federation Women's Clubs Directors Meet in Washington
The Board of Directors of the General Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its mid winter meeting in Washington DC January 16 to 20 with all states represented. Speakers include Dr Clarence Streit on democracy and Union Now, Paul V McNutt on federal security, and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt with a follow up on nationwide action plans.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Saidie Orr Dunbar
John L. Whitehurst
Maryland
LaFell Dickinson
New Hampshire
Clarence K. Streit
Clarence K. Streit, Author of Union Now
League of Nations
League
Paul V. McNutt
Education Policies Committee
National Association of Broadcasters Code
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dunbar
Roosevelt
Eration
Federation
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Herbert F Frénch
J. W. Carew
Wisconsin Federation
A. I. Blackstone
General Federation
Patrick Henry Adams
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Hollywood Inside Scoop From Extra Girl Next Extravagant Prop Buy
Hollywood notes report Warners will move an eight wheel locomotive and six cars to Calabasas ranch as a fixture. Studios recently finished a mammoth tank stage for sea footage. Gene Autry attends the President's Birthday Ball with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, leading a Fort Myers parade. Miriam Hopkins vacationing at Sun Valley en route to Manhattan. Virginia City Nevada world premiere set for Feb 17 in Reno and Virginia City. Christopher Morley to appear in Information Please on RKO shorts. Robert Taylor and Ilona Massey to co star in Port of Hope at MGM about life at a submarine station. Joan Crawford in New York buys gowns that unzip to a bathing suit. Dick Foran at Johns Hopkins for sinus check.
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Warners
Calabasas Ranch
Gene Autry
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Fort Myers
Miriam Hopkins
Sun Valley
Manhattan
Virginia City
Reno
Nevada
Christopher Morley
Robert Taylor
Ilona Massey
MGM
Port of Hope
South Seas
Joan Crawford
New York
Dick Foran
Johns Hopkins
Never Bet A Cop in Boston Lights Bet
Boston report recalls a 32 year old Benjamin Bern betting officer John Young five dollars over driving with lights off. The bet led to court action with Judge Timothy J. Ahern fining Bern five dollars. the docket shows no further disposition of the wager.
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Boston
Benjamin Bern
John Young
Young
Timothy J. Ahern
Bern
Bull Drives Off Hunter After No Trespassing Sign
In Ponca City Oklahoma farmer C A Markesoni’s ferocious looking bull spooks a hunter who had entered his land after a no trespassing sign. The farmer approaches the tree and simply says Shoo. The bull retreats calmly.
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Ponca City
Okla
C. A. Markesoni
Markesoni
84-Year-Old Wolff Pays Taxes In Person At BISBEE
Solid Citizen J. C. Wolff, age 84, paid the taxes on his small Bisbee ranch in person for the 53rd consecutive year, delivering the payment himself to local tax collectors.
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Solid Citizen
Bisbee, Ariz
J. C. Wolff
British freighter Australind boarded by customs
A British freighter named Australind bound for New York was boarded by customs officials after a questioned origin near Philadelphia and a claim that there had been a mistake. The incident involved the Delaware river area and the search for New York.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
New York
Great Britain
Where's The Wife Letter Confuses Cumberland Clerks
Cumberland Maryland clerks puzzled by a letter from a young Pennsylvania miner claiming no memory of a marriage dated April 14, 1937. They confirm a license was issued and that the man was indeed married on that day.
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Cumberland
Pennsylvania
New York wool futures slip as Wall Street sells off
New York on January 15 reports wool top futures retreat from intraday highs as Wall Street selling dampens demand. Boston buyers remained steady while March traded at 105 pence, May at 101.3 pence, and July at 98.3 pence. Spot standards held at 11.0 with no change.
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New York
Wall Street
Boston
Jly
Cotton market report from Galveston dated January 15
Spot cotton in Galveston steady at 18 up and mid dling 11.05. Sales total 615 bales.
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Galveston
Chicago Markets Hold Steady Amid Mixed Food and Stock News
Chicago reports show butter at 525,059 steady with varied creamery prices and egg and poultry lines steady or mixed. New York stocks rose modestly on wheat and steel optimism while U S Steel and others led losses. Kansas City cattle and hogs showed brisk but uneven trade. cotton futures firmed in New York with marginal gains, while grain futures in Chicago closed modestly higher on wheat and corn.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Texas
Curb Market New York Stock Close Jan 15
Curb close shows mixed moves across industrials and oil majors led by Carrier Corp and Humble Oil with several utilities and metal names trading near midday levels. Notable quotes include Ark Nat Gas at 2 1/8 and Reed Roll Bit at 24 1/2 with varied gains and losses across the list.
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Cnaenaeee Adams
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny
al Chem & Dye
Allis
Am Airlines
Alco
Rad & Sts
Smelt &R
T& SF
Aviation Corpe
Bald Loco Ct
Fee
Beatrice Cream
Bendix Aviat
Edison
Coty Inc
Seeeeneenene
Crosley Corp
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chem Owe Seve Ewese
du Pont de N
Eastman Kodak
Gimbel Bros .Sempre Emee Eee
Glidden Co
Goodrcid
Goodyear T & R Ee
Indust Ravon
Interlake Iron
Agricultural
Harvester
Lorillard
Magma Copper
Miami Copper
Minn Honey
Moline Montgom Ward
Murray Corp
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Distillers
Am Aviation
North Ameria
Northern Pacific One
Ohio Oil Oerevr Gneve
Owens Ill Glass
Oneerere
Pac Gas & Elec
Park Utah
Penney (Jc
Phelps Dodge
Penn RR
Sun
Phillips Et Radio Corp of
Amassee
Rand
Rep
Trans & West Air
Union Carbide
Union Oil Cal
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corps
Serene Wanne
United Drug
United Gas Imp
U S
West Union
Westingh Air Br
West el & Mfg
Woolworth
CURB
Alum Co Am
Ark Nat Gas
Ark P & L Pf
Carrier Corp
Cities Service
Comg & E Bal Pf
Duval Tex Sul
el Bond
Fairchild Av
Fisk
Ford Mot Ltd
Humble Oil
Seiberling
Texon Oil & L
Boston Wool Prices Hold Despite Low Demand
Inquiries for domestic wools were steady today but sales remained light as buyers balked at quoted prices. Holders asked 45-47 cents in the grease for combing three-eighths and quarter blood bright wools, yet interest was scarce. mixed three-eighths and quarter blood blends sold sporadically around 43 cents in the grease in Boston.
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Boston
U. 5
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Amarillo
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G. F. W. C. Foundation
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Mah Jong Club
North Sea Avenue
Roswell Choral Society
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Elizabeth French
Santa Fe
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St. Vincents
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