Reward Paid For Cattle Thief in New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE July 1 The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association says it paid 200 to a Santa Rosa resident for tips leading to the arrest conviction and sentence of Santiago Chavez of Santa Rosa for stealing cattle from Fain and Harris of Clovis The association notes a standing 200 reward and says it has paid over 2100 in rewards in ten years More from the Lordsburg board urging law enforcement and prosecutors to pursue live stock thieves to curb the menace to cattlemen across New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association Today
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
Santiago Chavez
Fain and Harris
Clovis
Tom Clayton
Clayton
Lordsburg
Artesia News Notes From Local Families
Artesia reports Ed Smiths returning from Portales with their ill son Duaine who is improving after pneumonia. Trice Powells and children, plus Mable Daugherty, traveled to Carlsbad to visit relatives. Artesia couple Ernest Scoggin announce the birth of a daughter at St Francis hospital in Carlsbad. Judas Terry accompanies them.
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Ed Smith
Portales
Duaine
Trice Powell
Mable Daugherty
Pinon
N. M
Artesia
Carlsbad
Powell
Miss Daugherty
Ernest Scoggin
St. Francis Hospital
Judas Terry
Redfield Studying Field Artillery Course At Fort Sill
Capt Sidney C Redfield of Roswell New Mexico is a student at Fort Sill Okla in the 11th class of the attending battery officers course The course lasts several weeks Brigadier General G Allin commands the school which trains about 750 officers and enlisted men as specialists in field artillery
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Fort Sill Okla
Sidney c. Redfield
Roswell
New Mexico
Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
G. Allin
Local notices and travels of Artesia residents
J A Clayton and Orval Gray of Artesia join Rover Wardlow of La Fayette Ga fishing at El Vado reporting good catches. Mr and Mrs O Brown depart for Utah Chicago and Kansas for two to three weeks. Lela Bess Mann leaves for Westminster Choir School in Los Angeles three weeks under Dr John Williamson. Mr and Mrs R Knoedler and daughter Frances travel to El Paso. Knoedler attends Standard Oil wholesale dealers meeting. W J Bartlett discharged from Artesia Memorial Hospital, progressing well. R E Coleman president of Central Valley Electric Cooperative George Kaiser manager and Neil B Watson project attorney visit Santa Fe regarding state tax commission. Miss Josephine Wible of Lincoln Nebraska visits the Kennedy family. Artesia Assembly of God starts Vacation Bible School June 30 with sessions 9 to 11 each weekday. Mrs J A Clayton Jr of Artesia.
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J. A. Clayton
Orval Gray
Artesia
Rover Wardlow
LaFayette
el Vado
O. Brown
Utah
Chicago
Kansas
Lela Bess Mann
Los Angeles
Calif
Westminister Choir
John Willamson
Knoedler
Frances
el Paso
Texas
Standard Oil Company
W. J. Bartlett
Artesia Memorial Hospital
R. E. Coleman
Central Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc
George E. Kaiser
Neil B Watson
Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
Josephine Wible
Lincoln
Neb
B. E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Assembly of God Church of Artesia
J. A. Clayton, Jr
Chesterfield Army Navy Weeks Advertised Nationwide
Chesterfield announces twin weeks labeled Chesterfield Navy Week and Chesterfield Army Week beginning July 7 and July 21. The campaign ties newspaper and radio ads, featuring Fred Waring and Glenn Miller programs dedicated to serviced camps and promoting the national defense effort with portraits of star personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Army
Navy
Fred Waring
National Broadcasting Company
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Chesterfield
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dorothy McGuire
Claudia
Merle Oberon
Robert Allen
National Defense Program
Men of Steel
Small Catch in Tucson Ditch Raises Alarm
In Tucson, Arizona, a party was arrested for drunken behavior after being found floating in an irrigation ditch near Simpson Street and Mission Road. Passersby urged bystanders to return the individual to shore, noting the subject’s small stature.
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Tucson
Ariz
Simpson Street
Mission Road
LaFayette pair golf in Cloudcroft weekend visit
Tesia and Mrs. Robert Wardlow of LaFayette, Georgia, spent the weekend in Cloudcroft enjoying a golfing outing.
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Tesia
Robert Wardlow
LaFayette, Ga
Cloudcroft
Apaches Debutants Enter Seclusion For Annual Party
In Mescalero New Mexico three Apache maidens begin a four day debutante ceremony with a tepee blessing at sunrise. The event features 800 Apache participants and 200 guests from New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma. Honorees include Charis Naiche Eli zabeth Guydelkon and Marjorie Shanta.
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Mescalero
N. M
New Mexico
Charis Naiche
Cochise
Southwest
Elizabeth Guydelkon
Marjorie Shanta
U. S. Army
Geronimo
Arizona
Oklahoma
Bethany Fourth of July Bonfire Sparks Fire
Bethanyites planned a large Fourth of July bonfire in Bethany Connecticut stacking many boxes for the pile then a week away from celebration someone set the pile afire.
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Bethany, Conn
Bethanyites
Dog found under coal pile ends family worry
In Des Moines a brown and white fox terrier named Peggy was dug from beneath eight tons of coal by Ralph Pugh family members who shrug off early coal deliveries for defense reasons. A pet doctor reports the dog unharmed aside from dirt and fatigue. Call classified No 11.
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Des Moines
Peggy
Ralph Pugh
Gasless Sundays May Be Avoided By Emergency Plans
Washington reports the emergency oil plan by Harold Ickes amid a 71 million barrel shortage on the East Coast. Proposed pipelines from Texas to New York and Philadelphia could replace tanker routes, with 475 000 barrels daily and a $70 million cost each. Ickes foresees prioritizing tankers and securing steel for pipelines, while gasless Sundays remain a last resort to curb consumption. The plan highlights ample oil reserves, record 1940 production, and potential shifts in navy fuel needs as war demands rise.
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Washington
Special News Service
Icke
National Defense
Ickes
Texas- Louisiana
New York
Philadelphia
Britain
Government Priorities Board
Navy
United States
Wilson
Roosevelt
Court
Congress
New Inter American Affairs School Opened at UNM
President James F. Zimmerman announced the establishment of an inter American affairs school at the University of New Mexico funded by a $25,000 allocation from the last legislature. Dr Joaquin Ortega, a 25 year Romance languages professor from the University of Wisconsin, will lead the new program to coordinate Latin American studies across the university.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Joaquin Ortega
University of Wisconsin
El Paso Institute tops project book contest in national graphic arts
Cleveland July 1 The National Graphic Arts Education Association announced today that the El Paso Institute in Texas placed first in its project book contest for vocational schools.
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Cleveland
National Graphic Arts Education Association
el Paso
Tex
John Kelly Named State Geologist
Santa Fe New Mexico July 1 With Leo R Manning Carlsbad engineer head a new division of petroleum engineering and research set up by land commissioner H R Rodgers The division aims to protect the land offices interest in the petroleum industry Manning to collect compensating royalties determine minimum lease valuations and offset underdrilled leases Rodgers expects the division to bring in several hundred thousand dollars annually Manning will be the only full time employe with others assisting from other land office roles.
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Santa FE
N. M
Leo R. Manning
Carlsbad
Petroleum Engineering
H. R. Rodgers
Miles
John Kelly
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Rodgers
Land Office
Manning
Chet Relph Heads U S Hiway 66
Chet Relph of West Los Angeles, Calif., elected president of the U S Highway 66 Association at a one day convention in Tucumcari N M Relph succeeds M L Woodard Gallup N M Other officers named include Oren W Strong Albuquerque as vice president Carmen Dyche Albuquerque secretary treasurer and state vice presidents Wade Brymer Amarillo Tex Joe Baker Tulsa Okla Fred Ambrose Gallup N M George Larsen Los Angeles Calif and George Mosier Oatman Ariz Amarillo named next convention host.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Chet Relph
West Los Angeles
Calif
Relph
M. L. Woodard
Gallup
Oren W. Strong
Albuquerque
Carmen Dyche
Wade Brymer
Amarillo
Tex
Joe Baker
Tulsa
Ohila
Fred Ambrose
George Larsen
Los Angeles
George Mosier
Oatman
Ariz
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Field Artill School
Jack Brinson
WARD
England
Atlantic Seaboard
State News
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U. S. Hiway 66
Rlst
Milton M. Goodman
N. Richardson
Sixth St
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Montgomery Ward
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