Taxpayers Meet Santa Fe Tomorrow
Santa Fe hosts a Taxpayers Convention at La Fonda with a morning joint session of the Taxpayers Association of New Mexico and county groups. State officials will speak on public finance and budgeting, while a 12 30 luncheon marks the association’s 25th anniversary with honored guests including Governor and legislators.
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Santa FE
la Fonda
Taxpayers Association of
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Taxpayers Association
Cattle and Horse Growers Association
The
Wool Growers Association
New Mexico Farm Bureau
New Mexico Oil & Gas Association
Women’s Clubs
Chambers
Roswell Invited to Elkins President's Birthday Ball
Roswell residents are invited to attend the Elkins President's Birthday Ball. The Elkins dance will be held Friday night, Jan 31, the night after the ball in Roswell, per word from A. D. Chatten, chairman.
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Roswell
Elkins
A. D. Chatten
Reservation Road Open in 2 Weeks
RUIDOSO New Mexico January 22. District highway engineer Tom Mann expects the Ruidoso Tulareosa section of highway 70 to reopen to travel in two weeks. While work continues on the second eight mile unit detours route travelers through Carrizozo and Roswell.
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Ruidoso, N. M
Tom Mann
Ruidoso-Tularosa
Carrizozo
Roswell
Surplus bean program buys 133 cars this week
Albuquerque reports 133 cars accepted in the government surplus bean buying program bringing total to 133. This week 33 carloads were accepted. Government top price is $2.60 for U S No 1 grade. Mountainair shipped 25 cars, Estonia 4, Morarty and Corona 2 each.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Charles J. Kennedy
U. S
Mountainair
Estonia
Moriarty
Corona
Luncheon Extended To Citizens And Taxpayers Of New Mexico
The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico invites citizens and taxpayers to a luncheon on government administration and budget efficiency. Tickets cost 75 cents and can be obtained by calling 439-W or at La Fonda lobby desk. The program details follow this introduction.
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Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
la Fonda
Opposition Grows Against The Use Tax In Santa Fe
Santa Fe January 22 opposition to the use tax mounted as the state seeks to replace lost revenue. A memorial from the Copper Mining union at Santa Rita urged repeal citing injurious effects on industry. Bills exist to end it, but without a replacement many expect the administration to press on.
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Evening Record News Bureau
Santa FE
Gail Carter
Santa Rita
Public Printing Cut for Bidders
Santa Fe news reports that the legislature suspends rules to let an emergency printing contract with only three bidders from Santa Fe Las Vegas and Albuquerque. The measure would authorize rapid bids for bills and stationery, with printing likely centralized at one of the three cities and passage expected when lawmakers reconvene.
Air Raid Tests On The Eastern Coast New England Defended
Army pursuit planes defended New England and New York from mock sea-borne attacks as air defense tests began. Six bomber groups simulated destruction, four were beaten off. one enemy plane was intercepted near Oyster Bay within four minutes. Warnings sounded across Worcester Salem Brockton Farmington Auburn Webster. Thousands of volunteers aided observers in a northeastern alert.
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New York
New England
Air Defense Command
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Boston
Massachusetts
Worcester
Salem
Brockton
Farmington
Auburn
Webster
Flying Corps
Signal Corps
Coast Artillery
United States
An Auditorium For Albuquerque
Senators Johnson and Butt introduced a bill to authorize construction of an auditorium in Albuquerque New Mexico The notice appears in Santa Fe dated January 21 none of the surrounding details or costs are provided in the readable fragment The classified line invites readers to phone No 11.
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Santa FE
N. M
Iknson
Butt
Albuquerque
District Catholic Women elect leaders at Artesia meeting
Mrs. Leslie James and Mrs. Russell Mills both of Carlsbad were elected president and secretary treasurer respectively at the Third District National Council of Catholic Women El Paso Diocese gathering in Artesia. The session included reports from parishes, talks by clergy, and plans for a May meeting in Hobbs. A mattress project using cotton bales was announced to aid Eddy county families, with about 800 mattresses approved for distribution.
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Leslie James
Carlsbad
Russell H. Mills
National Council of Catholic Women
el Paso
Artesia Hotel
Frank Fesler
America
Brendon Wishaar
Artesia
James
J. d. Clarke
Artesia Parish
Hobbs
Artesia Parishes
Detroit
Clement Orth
Wishaar
Rodkes
Vera King
Carlsbad St. Frances Hospital
Eddy County
Loving
Mattress Project Committee
Terry Jane Gray
Orvil Gray
N. B. Clayton
Cottonwood
Johnnie Bradley
Farmers release threat ends Albuquerque Cardinals season move
Jack Farmer of London Kentucky, pitcher manager of the Albuquerque Cardinals Class C last year, faces unconditional release if a sale cannot be negotiated soon. President H Louis Hahn said the club cannot afford his worth. Jimmy Zinn, ex El Paso Texans manager, takes over.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Farmer
London
Albuquerque Cardinals
H. Louis Hahn
Farmer
Fostoria
Ohio
St. Louis Cardinals
Hahn
Jimmy Zinn
el Paso Texans
Anderson Named Congress Bodies
Rep Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico was assigned to the Census Indian affairs irrigation and reclamation and public lands committees. Mrs D A Bradley of Cottonwood was badly hurt when her horse halted near a ditch, throwing her and breaking her neck. Johnnie Bradley is related to Mrs Owen Phillips and Sam and A C Bradley of Roswell.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
House of Representatives
D. A. Bradley
Cottonwood
H. B. Worley
Bradley
Artesia
Stroup
Miller
Johnnie
Owen Phillips
Sam
A. C. Bradley
Roswell
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State Tax Association
Pat Patterson
Western Auto
the Foundation Investment
North Richardson
G. K. Richardson
Jake Hinch
Miles
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Mich
Fisher
OLDS
East
2Nd St
Pecos Valley Motor Company
Ann Sheridan
Warner Bros
Fred Waring
Glenn Miller
Artesia News
Anderson
Liccett & Myers Tosacco Co
George
Who
Geo. Brent
Rosecraft
Sears
Sears Roebeck and CO
Sable
Highball
OLD Quaker Company
Lawrencesurg
Ind
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