Teachers Offered Extension Courses At Junior High
Adults and high school students will enroll in psychology arts music history and journalism classes at a meeting held 7 p m Wednesday at the Junior High school under Eastern New Mexico College supervision if demand exists Donald MacKay ENMC president said he will attend and outline plans for courses including several taught by professors Alfred Crofts Keen Rafferty Therman Harris W W Arbuckle and Edward Stackbower with Miss Helen Cottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern New Mexico College
Donald MacKay
MacKay
Alfred Crofts
Keen Rafferty
Therman Harris
Rafferty
W. W. Arbuckle
Edward Stackbower
Helen Cottingham
Trade with Japan nears 400 million yearly pivot
Washington reports that trade between the United States and Japan nears 400 million dollars annually as the U S Japan commercial treaty expires. Japan is the United States third largest customer after the United Kingdom and Canada. Exports to Japan totalled 239.6 million in 1938 while imports from Japan reached 126.8 million. Most U S exports to Japan are war materials and pig iron steel and oil products while Japan mainly exports raw silk and textiles to the United States. Some officials hope for a new agreement to avoid embargoes and ease east Asia tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
America
United Kingdom
Canada
United States
China
Far East
N M Boy Wins Art Recognition in New Mexico
Pedro Cervantez, a Mexico native raised in New Mexico, earns a two year Paris scholarship, an entry in a book of art reproductions, and a New York exhibition. Discovered by Vernon Hunter, with support from Eastern New Mexico College, he studied at the Portales college since 1938 and exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in 1938. The works appear in the volume Modern Primitives. The Paris scholarship followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Edward Windsor Stackbower
Cervantez
Paris
Winners in Jolly Time Pop Corn Contest and 4-H awards
Ten cash prizes were awarded in the Jolly Time Pop Corn Display Contest by the American Pop Corn Company Sioux City Iowa. Winners included Frank Fox and Albert Weiss with $25 and $15 prizes, plus $5 prizes to multiple winners across states. Two New Mexico 4-H members, Vernon Hall and Richard Birchell, received a $100 scholarship and $25 prize for college and livestock crop achievements.
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American Pop Corn Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Connecticut
Oregon
California
Frank Fox
Farmers Public Market
Los Angeles
Albert Weiss
Weiss A. C
St. Louis
Missouri
H. S. Shadid
Shadid Food Stores
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robert R. Warren
Modern Grocery
Erie
Pennsylvania
W. A. Long
Self Service
Independence
Kansas
Louis Franklin
Quality Market
Waterbury
Fred Ogura
North Jersey
Portland
William A. Holston
Harris Food Stores
Amarillo
Texas
A. Michel
Michel’s
Hays
C. L. Peterman
N. Cherokee Lane
Lodi
New Mexico
Vernon Hall
Solano Club
Harding County
New Mexico State College
New Mexico Crop Improvement Assn
Vernon
Richard Birchell
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Eastern
Richard Birehell
Richard
State College
el Paso
Roswell
Extension Service
Bazaar Preview Names Cadet Captains From New Mexico
Tingley urged donors to think beyond wasted hours to saved lives and prevented injuries. William Ludwig of Las Vegas will lead as planning and training officer with cadet captain rank. New cadet captains include Herbert Holcomb Alamogordo Fred George Gallup and Otis Boise Hurley New Mexico.
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William Ludwig
Las Vegas
Herbert Holcomb
Alamogordo
Fred George
Gallup
Otis Boise
Hurley
New Mexico
N. M. State College
State College
N. M
Lloyd W. Lyster
New Mexico A. & M
Lyster
Mu Phi Pi
Phi Beta Theta Fraternity
School of Engineering
C Company
R.O.T.C
Henry Gustafson
Las Cruces
Louis Henderson
Silver City
New Mexico Embraces Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
Albuquerque Mayor Clyde Tingley chairs the 1940 Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign highlighting wasted time and lives. He notes New Mexico schools closed in Aztec Durango and La Plata due to the epidemic. Buffalo counts 90,000 children losing 12,150,000 school hours.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Buffalo
New York
Aztec
Durango
la Plata
Propensities of mongrel dogs unknown
New York January 24 report on mongrel dogs notes mixed ancestry, warns buyers about unregistered dogs that resemble pure breeds but carry dangerous traits. Kennel Club says no blanket statement on mongrels. awareness and disclosure of breed traits helps prevent harm to children and adults.
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New York
American Kennel Club
New Ruling on Excess Wheat Acreage by AAA
C V Hemphill a member of the State Conservation Committee and head of administration announces a new ruling on excess wheat acreage. The guidance affects farmers enrolled in AAA programs and outlines limits and compliance steps.
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Tion
New Mexico
State Committee
N. E. Dodd
Western Division
AAA
Hemphill
C. V. Hemphill
State Conservation Committee
Administra
Weather chief braves cold walk to work
Evansville weather bureau chief E. E. Unger decided to walk to work. En route his little fingers froze as he faced the frigid day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
E. E. Unger
Weather Bureau
Stoves Nadius Wasners Feeds Furniture Bargains
Local notices advertise stoves and furniture by Nadius and Wasners with bargain opportunities featured in The Record.
Longest Way Round Cannelton Student Traveled for School
Beatrice Couch from Hawesville Kentucky made a 130 mile trip to reach school in Cannelton Indiana. Ice on the river halted the Cannelton Hawesville ferry so she drove 65 miles west to the Evansville Henderson bridge and crossed there. She stepped out and waved to her mother on the Kentucky shore to signal safe arrival.
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Cannelton
Ind
Beatrice Couch
Ohio River
Hawesville
Cannelton-Hawesville
Beatrice
Evansville-Henderson By
Kentucky
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Bile Flow Benefits
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure to lax bile flow and poor digestion. It claims two pints of bile must pour into the bowels daily to prevent gas, constipation, and a sour mood, urging readers to insist on the brand by name for 10 or 25 cents.
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Carter
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Finnish Relief Fund
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Finland
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U. S
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Finnland
U.S
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Orient
Arper’s Bazaar
Jove
G. K. Richardson
Roswell, N. M
Jake Hinch
N. Rich
Bazaar
Tolen
Puerto Rico
Fee
Café Rico
Oldsmobile
Olds
Lansing
Mich
Tee
General Motors
Pecos Valley Motor CO
Robin of Spring
Sears
Sears.roebuck and CO
Third Street
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