C D Franklin Promoted to Service Manager at Carlsbad
C D Franklin son of Mrs W H Stevens of 410 South Pennsylvania Ave and a former Roswell resident has been appointed service manager of Gateway Auto Company in Carlsbad dealers for Buick and Chevrolet. He supervises thirty men and has worked with the agency since moving there nine years ago from Roswell. He is married with one child.
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Co. D. Franklin
W. H. Stevens
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roswell
Gateway Auto Company
Carlsbad
Buick
Chevrolet
Rummage Sale in Hull Bridge by Church Group
A rummage sale is planned for Saturday January 25 at the old Hull Bridge No Main location by the Women’s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church at 4th and Garden. Proceeds support church missions. The notice appears in the January 24 issue.
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Old Hull Bridg
Womans Missionary Council
Assembly of God Church
4Th and Garden
Out of State Hunter Challenges Antelope Storage Rule
A private hunter challenges a Game Department permit ruling as out of state collectors face antelope storage and a December 1 deadline for removal. Local hunters paid five dollars to access antelope storage, stirring debate among sportsmen led by Carl Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Dept
Carl Johnson
Week End Poultry Specials at Whatley Produce Co
Week end poultry specials list dressed and drawn hens at one dollar, lean heavy type turkey hens, hens and pullets, fancy geese at 25 cents per pound dressed weight. Whatley Produce Co. phone 418 1 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley Produce Co
Bicycle Ads Offer For Girls And Boys
Classified notice listing a girls bicycle priced at five dollars and a boys bicycle at ten dollars. Mentions terms and Carl Johnson and an apparent date of January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Bailey Recovering From Cataract Operation
M. R. Bailey, who had cataract removal from his right eye last Monday, is reported recovering well at St. Mary's hospital and as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Bailey
St. Mary’s Hospital
Judge McGhee Returns From Carlsbad District Court
Judge James B. McGhee and court reporter Henry Puckett returned this afternoon from Carlsbad where McGhee has been hearing Eddy county district court cases. Farmers Drug Store at 1019 E 2nd is owned and operated by Yolanda Pierson with free delivery service. Lloyd Graves oversees the Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGhee
Carlsbad
James B. McGhee
Henry Puckett
Eddy County
Fire at Texas Company station causes small blaze
Firefighters quickly extinguished a small fire at the Texas Company service station at 1st and Richardson. An oil can ignited as the attendant was lighting an oil stove. No injuries or damage were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
1Stand
Richardson
Lion of Judah Leads Revolt Against Italians in Ethiopia
Ex-Emperor Haile Selassie, in a British-backed uprising, returned from Khartoum to Ethiopia and urged tribes to arm against Italian forces. He proclaimed to reclaim the nation with British support, after being deposed in 1936 by Mussolini's regime.
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Lion of
Judah
Ethiopia
Khartoum
Haile Selassie
Lion of Judah
Mussolini
Sudan
Sheriffs Will Meet in Carlsbad
Carlsbad New Mexico hosts a planned September 8 9 convention of the nations sheriff s posses led by Frank Young Roswell. Eddy county sheriff Ho well Gage and police chief Joe Johns report the idea to unite amateur officers with the state session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
N. M
New Mexico
Roswell
Gage
Southwest
Eddy County
Reapportionment Debate Moves Across New Mexico House
The House debates the apportionment bill reducing districts from 30 to 25 with Bernalillo county gaining six House seats and two Senate members. Rep Daughtry objects to population as a reapportionment basis noting Albuquerque’s growth on government funds, while Rep Morgan supports reform despite his county losing a shoestring seat. A rumor of a constitutional amendment reappears, raising debate on senate counts and population based House representation.
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Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Senate
House
R. E. Daughtry
Bernalillo County
Murray E. Morgan
Dotero
Walker
New York Stocks Jan 24 Close Highlights
New York stocks closed with mixed results as key names from American Sugar to United States Steel showed varying gains and losses. Major industrials like AT and T and US Steel traded higher while others such as Standard Oil and Consolidated Electric moved differently, reflecting a cautious market tone.
Bernalillo Officials Back Measure Expanding Legislature
In a draft debate two Bernalillo county representatives Mrs Will Rogers and Elias Gonzales voiced support for an amendment intended to supersede the current act. If the amendment fails to pass, the bill would fill the legislative gap, they said, noting Bernalillo county would gain eight lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo County
Will Rogers
Flias Gonzales
No Shorts For Women Bowlers In Fashion Debate
In Columbus Ohio on January 24 the Czarina of feminine bowlers viewed a fashion magazine showing what women should wear and rejected the idea of shorts for bowlers. The decisive stance reflects period dress norms in the sport.
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Columbus, O
Czarina
Shorts ban in women bowling circles shocks readers
Pictures show seven girls of varying hair colors in shorts as Mrs. Emma Phaler, secretary of the Women's International Bowling Congress, declares no member may wear shorts. She notes most bowl in slacks and attributes the ban to appearance, asserting control over the 100,000 keglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Phaler
Women’s International Bowling Congress
West
Kansas City Livestock Market Report January 24
Kansas City pricing shows hogs steady to 10 higher with 250 lb + gains to 8.05 top. cattle supply 900 total with slow killing classes, dealers steady to 50 lower, stockers and feeders weak. calves and vealers firm to 12.50 for good. Sheep at 2,000 head, native lambs steady, top ewes 5.75 as trucked lambs move.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows Butter receipts 1 074 704 and steady prices with 91 score creamery at 29 3 4, and 90 central carrots at 29 3 4. Eggs receipts 9 355 with stable market. Poultry live movement includes 31 trucks. small chickens easier, other categories steady with broilers 2 1/2 pounds and under colored 18, Plymouth Rock 19, White Rock 29, and springs under 4 pounds colored 18, Plymouth Rock 19, White Rock 29.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher on Jan Market
Cotton futures finished 1 to 4 cents higher in New York trade on January 24 with nearby May at 10.46, July 10.37, October 9.93, December 9.89, and January 9.84 cents. Middling spot quoted at 10.94 cents, revised. National networks note nominal figures.
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New York
AmAil
KroGro
AmCan
Montw
Amc&f
NatCash
AmMel
NatLead
Phillips
At&t
Psvcnj
AmWool
RepuStl
At&sf
SafeStr
AviatCor
SearsRo
BethStl
Shelluo
Inga
Skellyo
Riggsm
SocVac
Chrysler
Conoild
Untairl
Coml&Son
UntAir
CrucStl
UntCorp
CurtWrt
Usgyp
DougAir
Usinda
Eastk
Uspipe
GenElec
Usrubb
GnFood
Ussteel
GenMill
Mech
Jly
Boston wool market steady amid varied demand
Boston January 24 buyers showed fairly active demand for spot fine and half blood South American wools at firm prices. Medium grades of South American wools sold steady to firming. Australian and South African fine Merino wools were moderately active at firm prices. Domestic greasy combing wools drew little interest.
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Boston
New York wool futures end higher on demand
New York wool top futures closed with minor gains as market demand from spot houses and trade supported nearby deliveries. March at 124.2, May 116.6, July 110.8, spot tops 124.5. B bid. Galveston cotton holds steady as soot fiber climbs 4 up to mid dling 10.05 with 628 sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galveston
President hints at ambassador appointment from Britain
The president said no announcement would be made on the new United States ambassador to Great Britain until Britain approves the choice. Lord Halifax, the new British ambassador to Washington, and Lady Halifax will land in America today aboard the battleship King George V en route to Washington.
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United States
Great Britain
Britain
London
Lord Halifax
Washington
Lady Halifax
America
George V
Wall Street Slips Amid Mixed Trading And British Holdbacks
Scattered gains late in the session failed to lift leaders as uneven trading persisted. Transfers reached 407000 shares while talk of Anglo American talks with Morganthau influenced mood. Notable movers included Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Bendix Texas Corp American Smelting Johns Manville and International Harvester. Wool market in Boston showed steady demand for fine foreign wools and clearer South American markets with Western prices around 30 to 32 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
Morgenthau
Washington
Wall Street
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Bendix
Texas Corp
American Smelting
Johns Manville
International Harvester
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
United Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Union Carbide
Liggett & Myers
Far West
American Woolen Company
Texas
Market Note from New York CURB listing stocks
CURB market highlights at New York on January 24 show mixed moves with several issues advancing and retreating. Notable quotes include Alum Co Am at 148.5 and Am Book at 29.5, with Humble Oil at 58.5 and Ford Met Ltd at 1.125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alum Co Am
Am Book
Ark N Gas
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Cities Service
Con CG & E Bal Pf B
Duval Tex Su
el Bond & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
U S Bonds and New Orleans Cotton Report
U S bonds in New York closed with various issue quotes including 3 1/4s and 2 1/2s while Home Owners Loan 2 1/2s and 3s traded. In New Orleans spot cotton closed steady, up four points, with sales totaling 2,235 and middling price around 10.18 for mig ding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bonds
New York
Close. Treasury
New Orleans
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Vvay
Florsheim
Florsheims
Freemans
ED Williams
C. D. Franklin
Bailey
Stanley Bent
Roadmaster Butane Carburetion
Los Angeles
Calif
Gordon Edgar
Wendland Mig. Co
San Angelo
L. E. Fairbank
ENGAS
Dexter
T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
Holmes & Edwards Sterling
Huff's Jewelry Store
Central Hardware, Inc
W. E. Destree
West 4Th
CURB
Pene
Ding & Lox
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