Missing State College student Keith Guard sought in NM search
State News Las Cruces reports a search for 18 year old Keith Guard, a missing State College freshman who vanished January 6 after saying he would visit friends in Deming. Officers had no solid lead as officers pressed the case, with reports of a hitchhiker sighting near El Paso raising hopes he might have headed toward South Bend, Indiana.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Keith Guard
State College
Deming
Here
el Paso
South Bend
Ind
New Mexico Health Officials Begin Merit System Talks
District health officers meet in Santa Fe for a three day conference. The first session focused on the proposed merit system and the contemplated federal hospital construction program. Several officials are slated to address the gathering.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
District Health Officers of
New Mexico
Health Department
Weather across plains sees cold wave with snow
A cold northward surge brought snow to central and southern plains while clearing progresses from Nebraska northward. Light snow falls from eastern Colorado and Kansas into southeast New Mexico and north central Texas with lows 20 to 26 below in northern border states. Tonight unsettled with possible more snow, clearing Friday.
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Plains
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains
Missouri
New Mexico Merit System Gets 19000 for Start
Ralph Trigg chairman announced the New Mexico merit system commission will have 19000 for its first 17 months of work. He detailed 10000 for the current fiscal year ending June 30 and a 9000 limit for the next year. The panel, with a 3600 annual salary for Trigg, will begin Feb 1 with about six employees and extend merit coverage to all state workers by next year. The plan also requires resurveying all state workers by November 1, sixty days before next year. The commission may act for municipalities wishing to hire merit based employees.
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New Mexico
Ralph Trigg
Trigg
New Mexico Reports Warmest Day Since 1933
Albuquerque reports a warmest day since 1933 with a mean temperature of 38 degrees for January 18. The weather bureau notes a December 27 low of 29 degrees below zero near Gavilon ranch, 30 miles west of El Vado Dam in Rio Arriba county.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Gavilon
el Vado Dam
Rio Ar- Tiba
Otero County Bid Challenge Heads to Supreme Court
The dispute over whether Otero county can accept the highest bid for road machinery goes to the state supreme court after District Judge Numa Frenger ruled the suit by Lorna Shipley defectively failed to join Albuquerque vendor R. L. Harrison as a party. Shipley was granted an appeal.
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Alamogordo, N. M
Otero County
Supreme Court
Numa C. Frenger
Lorna Shipley
R. L. Harrison
Albuquerque
National Western Stock Show Feeder Cattle Grand Champion
New Mexico's T O ranch of Raton won the grand champion feeder cattle class at the National Western Stock Show. A carload of Hereford calves was exhibited as the prize entry from the Raton operation.
Mining leaders to address New Mexico miners meeting
Albuquerque January 18 Charles W Henderson of Denver and John Conover of Washington D C are slated as chief speakers for the New Mexico Miners and Prospectors Association gathering this Saturday Henderson represents the Bureau of Mines while Conover serves as secretary of the American Mining Congress both prominent figures are expected to outline industry concerns and developments at the event
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Albuquerque
Charles W. Henderson
Denver
John Conover
Washington, D. C
New Mexico Miners and Prospectors Association
Henderson
Bureau of Mines
Conover
American Mining Congress
License suspensions rise in late 1939 Drunken driving leads
State drivers license director Al S. Roughton reported that 338 licenses were revoked or suspended in the last four months of 1939, with the majority due to drunken driving.
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al S. Roughton
New Mexico road map 1940 ready for distribution next week
The highway department announced the 1940 New Mexico official road map will be ready for distribution next week. A requisition was filed at the secretary of state’s office for Emmanuel Wright’s return from Phoenix, Arizona, to face charges of escaping from Bernardo county jail on December 22, 1938 after serving two months of a six month drunken driving sentence.
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New Mexico
Highway Department
Secretary of State’s
Phoenix
Ariz
Emmanuel Wright
Bernaldo County
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Health From Blood Boost
The ad claims S.S.S. Tonic boosts appetite and digestion while restoring low red blood cell levels. It asserts stronger energy and better absorption of food, with a two week 20 oz size offered at savings, and urges readers to purchase from any drug store with no substitutes.
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S.S.S. Tonic
S.S.S
S.8.s. Co
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