Lawyers Clash Over Parking Lot Rules At Courthouse
Roswell attorneys Donald Brown and Lewis C. Kimmel were ticketed for parking in the courthouse lot despite a county order restricting parking to courthouse employees or those with official business. Justice Bean questioned whether attorneys are officers of the court, while county officials cited state statutes granting the ban.
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Daniels
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Roswell
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Bean
Richard
New Mexico
Grief Stricken Father Testifies At Baby Inquest
A grieving father Franklin M. Schaefer testifies at an inquest for his six month old daughter Willa Mae Schaefer born in Ferndale Arkansas. He says they woke at 4 a.m. to rush the child to St Marys Hospital after feeding at 2 a.m. with the baby dying upon arrival. The inquest occurs because no doctor treated the child before death. The mother is unnamed, and the father appears before Justice R Perry Bean. Toscanini to Visit milan italy.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Franklin M. Schaefer
North Kansas
R. Perry Bean
Willa Mae Schaefer
Ferndale
Ark
Schaefer
Schaefexy
New Spinet Piano offers installment plan at Ginsberg Music Co
Down payment of 25 dollars followed by 36 monthly payments applies to any New Spinet Piano at Ginsberg Music Co located at 205 North Main. Phone number 10. June 29.
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Ginsberg Music Co
Roswell
N. Mex
New York Stocks End Mixed As Downtick Offsets Gains
New York stocks closed with widespread mixed results as major names like American Airlines, United Aircraft, and IBM showed declines while others such as General Electric and Chrysler posted gains. Total trading volume reached about 850000 shares.
Kansas City Livestock and Wool Market Updates
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and hogs with varied changes across grades. Cattle demand ranged from steady to higher, with stockers up sharply, while hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents on several loads. Wool and fiber futures moved modestly, with cotton futures up and down within narrow bands.
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Wool Market New York
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Roswell TV Permit Filed For Channel 8
Washington reports an amended application for a television station permit filed with the FCC by John A. Barnett of Roswell New Mexico seeking VHR Channel 8. Valley Oil Co sues Richard F Whitman in district court for 1831 dollars 9 cents.
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Roswell, N. M
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Nationals Beat Americans In All Star Showdown
National League powers win 3-2 over American League in an All Star game drama. J Robinson homers for the Nationals, Rush-pitched win while Raschi and Simmons duel. Shantz shines for the Americans, Musial and Sauer homer support. Attendance around 32,100.
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Democratic Party vows to condemn prejudice in campaigns
Chairman Frank E. McKinney of the Democratic National Committee sent a letter to Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders pledging that the party will condemn any racial prejudice or religious bigotry used by its candidates. He said the 1952 election should hinge on vital issues and not sectarian aims. The piece also notes Kefauver and Barkley differing views on corruption as a campaign issue. Russell, Harriman and Kerr are quoted on their nomination prospects as delegates gather.
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Washington
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Georgia
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Ala
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Arkansas
Indiana
Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Indianapolis
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Regular Legion Meeting Reports Delegates July 7 Dinner
Charles De Bremond of the Post American Legion directs a regular meeting on Monday July 7 at 7 pm. A report of delegates to the state convention will be heard followed by dinner at 7. Frank Whitaker serves as Commander and Paul Littell as Adjutant.
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Post American Legion
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Roswell Sees Best Rainfall Since 1950 in 1.05 Inches
Rain clouds delivered early in a long awaited event across the Pecos Valley. In 24 hours ending 11 am Roswell recorded 1.05 inches with .76 in Carlsbad and .65 in Hobbs. This storm marks the first substantial rain since last April and may aid underground water, soil moisture, and grass growth while road travel remains tough. Boundary cooling followed the front, with Roswell, Carlsbad, and Hobbs all dipping to the mid 50s. The heaviest rain appeared to continue.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Inquest Held Into Brothers Death In Traffic Crash
A brief inquest before Justice R. Perry Bean concluded that Dwight and Dennis Aguayo aged three and four died in a car accident last Thursday at Third and Shartell. Coroner's jury ruled the deaths were accidental. Driver Tommy D. Miller, 15, said he skidded 20 steps before impact and wet pavement from a light rain may have contributed to the collision with a pickup carrying Matt Mills and his wife.
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Matt Mills
Local Students Attend University of New Mexico Summer Session
The University of New Mexico Summer session hosts 12 students from Roswell and nearby areas. It runs from June 7 to August 2 with 100 faculty on staff, including 15 visiting professors from the United States and abroad. Students from Roswell include Jane C. Byers, Joe Cook, Alva Curry Jr., Elen Goodart, Thomas N. Hairston, Jimmy Hooper, Madge Ingalls, Willis Kisselburg, Donald Rippey, Harry Schram, and Henry Stephens, with Dianne Latimer attending from Dexter.
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Roswell
Jane C. Byers
Joe Cook
Alva Curry Jr
Elen Goodart
Thomas N. Hairston
Jimmy Hooper
Madge Ingalls
Willis Kisselburg
Donald Rippey
Harry Schram
Henry Stephens
Dianne Latimer
Dexter
Grossman Infant's Rites Scheduled
Funeral services for Michele Grossman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherwood Grossman will be held Wednesday afternoon at Westrum Chapel with Rev Austin H Dillon officiating Burial will be in South Park Cemetery Michele born April 28 in Birchington England died May 27 cremated remains sent to Roswell for parents arrival Sergeant Grossman just returned to Roswell after a two year tour at Manson Field England He is survived by parents a brother Michael and two more brothers Stanley and Max and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C M Cooper of Roswell
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Westrum
Austin H. Dillon
South Park Cemetery
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Kent
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Roswell
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Manson Field
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Stanley
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Three Die in Gallup Area Car Wreck
A two car collision near Gallup left Sharon E. Kelso 18 of Pasadena Calif dead in hospital today. Two others were killed yesterday and three more remain critically ill at a Gallup hospital. Instant deaths included Mr and Mrs Charles W Love of Blackwood NJ.
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Pasadena
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Gallup
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Blackwood
Amphibian Plane Missing Near Albuquerque Flight
A six aboard amphibian plane en route from Wichita Falls Texas to Kirtland Air Force Base Albuquerque was reported missing. The craft from Naval Air Station Sanford Florida was last seen about 40 miles east of Albuquerque at 7 30 p m. Two search planes and 16 men from March Field California established headquarters at Kirtland as clouds hampered the hunt. Captain H K Hoover led the mission and urged sightings east and north of the Sandia Mountains between 7 30 and 10 p m.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Kirtland Air Force Base
Naval Air Station
Sanford
Fla
March
California
Kirtland
H. K. Hoover
Sandia Mountains
Republican Platform Draft Nears Convention Unveiling
The 1952 GOP platform underwent final revision in Chicago and may be revealed to voters tomorrow. Sen. Eugene D. Millikin, chief architect, plans a closed-door session for the 106 member Resolutions Committee to approve the document ahead of the convention. The foreign policy plank, backed by Taft Eisenhower and other aspirants, aims to curb Communist aggression and offer hope of freedom to those behind the Iron Curtain, criticizing Roosevelt and Truman.
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Chicago
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
GOP
Resolutions Committee
Millikin
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Roosevelt - Truman
Charge Dismissed and Fine in Police Court
A vagrancy charge against Cecile Brown was dismissed in police court yesterday afternoon. Judge R L Ballard fined Miss Brown 25 dollars for driving without a license. She was arrested last week. Also advertised: a 1949 tractor with power lift for 8590 dollars at Anderson's 608 E 2nd, phone 3624.
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Cecile Brown
R. L. Ballard
Miss Brown
V.A.C
Anderson
Federal workers face wholesale firings due to budget cuts
Washington reports thousands of government employees nationwide are being fired as Congress trims agency appropriations. The hardest hit are six economic stabilization bodies, with officials estimating more than 9,000 of about 17,000 jobs to go within 30 days, including the ESA OPS Wage Stabilization Board and Rent and Salary boards, plus railroad and airline wage boards.
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82Nd
Congress
Economic Stabilization Agencies
Economic Stabilization Agency
Office of Price Stabilization
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Office of Rent Stabilization
Salary Stabilization Board
Railroad and Airline Wage Board
Mrs. Ruhl's Father Dies Suddenly in Nappanee Ind
Mrs. Joe Ruhl of 111 South Missouri learns her father D. C. Lamb of Nappanee Indiana died suddenly at his home early Monday. He had spent years with his daughter in Roswell and made many friends there before returning home.
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Joe Ruhl
South Missouri
D. C. Lamb
Nappanee
Ind
Roswell Lodge announces July 9 meeting
Special communication Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M convenes Wednesday July 9 at 6 30 p m with work on the first degree By Order Roy V Tyner W M Attest Elmer H Riemen Secy
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Roswell Lodge
No. 18
A. F
A. M
Roy V. Tyner
W. M
Elmer H. Riemen
Secy
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