Governor Details Statewide Police Short Wave Plan
Governor Miles assigns six radio men to design a statewide police short wave broadcasting system as part of national defense and law enforcement. Attendees include George Johnson Albuquerque Ivan Head Santa Fe Charles Alsop Clovis W E Whitmore Roswell A W Mills Gallup Jack Hawkins Carlsbad. Alcohol tax unit pistol team wins sheriff convention cup. Clayton second Amarillo third.
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N. M
Miles
George Johnson
Albuquergen
Ivan Head
Santa Fe
Charles Alsop
Clovis
W. E. Whitmore
Roswell
A. W. Mills
Gallup
Jack Hawkins
Carlsbad
Alcohol Tax Unit
Amarillo
Postmasters Patton and Foreman Confirmed by Senate
In Washington on July 10 the senate confirmed Hazel Patton as postmaster of Maxwell New Mexico and John Foreman as postmaster of Tatum New Mexico.
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Washington
Hazel Patton
Maxwell, N. M
John Foreman
Tatum, N. M
Senate
Early Lea county settler Anna Thompson dies at 80
Mrs Anna Thompson aged 80, an early Lea County settler who arrived forty years ago, died in Lovington hospital yesterday after a heart attack. She had been ill only a few hours.
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Lovington
N. M
Anna Thompson
Lea County
Lovington Hospital
Ben Quintana wins art prize funds to aid family
Ben Quintana an 18 year old Cochiti Indian wins four fifths of a $1000 prize in a national youth art forum. The remainder funds his personal use for painting and is invested to support his family after a conference with his father and Santa Fe Indian School head Dr H C Seymour. The Cochiti tribal council did not participate.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ben Quintana
H. C. Seymour
Santa Fe
Seymour
Cochiti
Ben
Berg Pro Turnover Postponed Pro Ceremony
In New York on July 10 Patty Berg postponed her pro turning ceremony to tomorrow or Friday. Reports from the coast claim Jack Dempsey sold his Barbara hotel in Los Angeles at a sharp loss amid speculation he is touring with wrestlers. A rumor suggests by 1945 the Big Ten will replace the Maroons with Nebraska from the Big Six. Seattle manager Jack Lelivelt earns the highest pay among minors at 15,000 potatoes.
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Jack Dempsey
Barbara
Los Angeles
Jack
Chicago
Big Ten
Maroons
Nebraska
Jack Lelivelt
Seattle
Carlsbad ROTC Smoke Bomb Sparks City Fire Alarm
In Carlsbad New Mexico on July 10 a smoke bomb used by 1700 ROTC trainees caused a near panic. Fire crews with gas masks removed the device from the Canyon Street Cavern Bar, blank faces of soldier boys watching as smoke billowed and the block went dark.
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Carlsbad
N. M
New Mexico
Fort Bliss
Texas
Canyon Street
Warden to attend Chaves County banquet in Roswell
Santa Fe New Mexico report states state game warden Elliott Barker leaves for Roswell to attend a banquet of the Chaves County Game Protective Association tonight. He will stay for an inspection tour.
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Santa FE
N. M
Elliott Barker
Roswell
Chaves County Game Protective Association
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