Mexico and United States trade and constitutional reform stance
The piece discusses US Mexico relations including Mexican nationalization of foreign investments, seized property without compensation, the impact on silver trade, and calls for fair agreements. It also endorses two New Mexico constitutional amendments on a split legislative session and voting by absent electors, while noting local weather and the value of friendly relations.
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Mexico
United States
New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico College praised for growth at Portales
Publicity copy argues ENMC Portales has grown from a 200 student teachers college to over 700, drawing national appeal and offering education at half the cost of similar state schools. It asserts ENMC deserves state support to repay student trust, contrasting it with the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell.
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Keen Rafferty
Eastern New Mexico State College
Portales
Rafferty
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico College
Eastern New
New Mexico University
Albuquerque
Eastern New Mexico
State Officials Hire New Traveling Instructor
Rupert F. Asplund reports Roswell resident Lewis W. Hammond is appointed traveling instructor for New Mexico county officials under a joint program by the County Officers Association and the State Department of Education. Bryce Sewell says Hammond will visit counties to standardize procedures carrying a commission as Assistant Comptroller. Governor Miles seeks to extend the Merit System to most state divisions and technical posts, with a commission to survey state personnel and advise the next Legislature.
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Rupert F. Asplund
Lewis W. Hammond
Roswell
New Mexico
County Officers’ Association
State Department of Education
Bryce Sewell
Hammond
Miles
Elizabeth Jarrell
Emmett Patton
Chaves County
Chaves
Childhood Praise for a Crippled Home Doctor
A visitor at the Crippled Children Home recalls a lad praising a physician at his cot. The boy exclaims the doctor looks happy and kind, then quietly adds the doctor seems to be always seeking a head to pat.
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Will Robinson lauds highway department and mounted police for winter snows. He proposes a year round state wide telephonic road information network linking district HQs, patrol foremen, and Santa Fe, with Mountain States Telephone support, to aid taxpaying residents.
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Highway Department
Mounted Police
Burton G. Dwyre
Tom Summers
Santa Fe
Mountain States
Keen Rafferty Sends Illusive Press Dossier from ENM College
Keen Rafferty of Eastern New Mexico College at Portales circulates highly crafted press material that lifts the state’s publicity efforts. The effort aims to project a strong image for the college and its programs.
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Keen Rafferty
Seuse Us Pls
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
First Rabbit Drive At Broadview Clovis Lions Club Hosts
A first drive of the season was held at Broadview near Clovis organized by the Lions Club. The piece notes the rural attraction, hints at meat collection for needy locals, and contrasts with ongoing regional oil and gas development. It also includes legal notices about a Roswell school bond election and an estate probate appointment for Elizabeth Jarrell.
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Hope
Broadview
Clovis
Lions Club
Unity
United States
New Mexico
Something In A Name in Hundred West Virginia
The town of Hundred, West Virginia, owes its name to a family story about Delilah Snider and her grandparents ages 109 and 106. Elders recall the tale as the origin of the community name.
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Hundred
Delilah Snider
Merit system eyed for Wisconsin Public Welfare agency
The Wisconsin State Department of Public Welfare plans a merit system board to oversee personnel under Social Security law rules as amended by Congress. Development follows U S Children’s Bureau suggestions with details to be presented at an early board meeting. The plan aligns with Federal civil service requirements for state welfare agencies.
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Barbier
Santa Fe
Department of Public Health
U. S. Children’s Bureau
State Department of Public Welfare
Jennie Kirby
Department
State employment placements in 1939 show rise in industry
Activities of the New Mexico State Employment Service for 1939 show an increase of 52 percent in industrial placements over the previous year. J. C. Mitchell, director of the Employment Service Division of the New Mexico Unemployment Compensation Commission, reported. Although total placements for the year are less than 1938, this is due to a drop in temporary agricultural placements.
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New Mexico State Employment Service
J. C. Mitchell
New Mexico Unemployment Compensation Commission
Benefit Payments in December Reported for New Mexico
Roy L. Cook, chairman of New Mexico's Unemployment Compensation Commission, said December benefit payments slightly rose. During December 9212 checks totaling $87,985.12 were mailed, average $9.55. Since December 1938 start, 125,556 checks totaling $1,234,982.88 have been mailed. The Unemployment Compensation Fund grew from $2,457,861.42 to $2,722,455.89 by December 21, 1939.
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Roy L. Cook
New Mexico
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Registration at N M State College Jan 29 30
Second semester registration at New Mexico State College will occur Monday and Tuesday January 29 and 30 in Williams Gymnasium. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, with an admission card from the Dean of Students required for entry. Completion requires a visit to the business office, and late fees from one to five dollars apply.
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State College
N. M
Williams Gymnasium
Notable shifts in industrial placements and applicant numbers
Placements rose across most industrial classifications while the active applicant pool showed a substantial decline. The data highlights evolving hiring patterns and tighter candidate pools in the period observed.
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