High Court Rules Tally Sheets Valid In Vote Recount
New Mexico Supreme Court allows tally sheets to stand in recounts when ballots are missing and no fraud is shown. Allan D. Walker sought to strip T. K. Campbell of a nomination in the Democratic district attorney race. Anapra ballots were burned. Campbell led by seven votes.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Allan D. Walker
T. K. Campbell
Third Judicial District
Walker
Dona Ana
Otero
Lincoln
Anapra
Campbell
Dist
Waldo Rogers
Board of County Commissioners
David Carmody
Traffic on NM Roads Keeps Rising in 1951 Survey
SANTA FE officials report New Mexico road traffic continues to climb, with daily vehicle miles reaching 8,186,000 in 1951, up from 4,066,882 in 1941. The study notes 6.4 percent of highway mileage carries 54.7 percent of traffic, and urban street use now accounts for about one quarter of state travel.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
H. S. Wiley
Highway Department
Wiley
Man Takes Launch To Liner To Meet New Son From Korea
Victor Beauchamp met Kim Yoon Joong a 16 year old Korean War orphan aboard the President Wilson liner after using a launch to reach the ship. Beauchamp and his wife welcomed Kim at the dock and Victor Jr. a machine gunner who served in Korea spoke highly of the boy. Vic was killed last October, and his parents arranged for Kim to come to the United States for education.
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Can Francisco
Victor Beauchamp
President Wilson
Kim Yoon Joong
Beauchamp
Beauchamps
Victor, Jr
8Th Cavalry
Korea
Kim
Vic
G. I
Texas official: cotton acreage estimate too high
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C White says USDA overestimated state cotton plantings by 250000 to 300000 acres. He cites July 1 total of 11325000 acres and expects at best 4500000 bales if rains improve. warns further drought could force large acreage abandonment. He notes rains helped some but missing deep subsoil moisture needs more rain.
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College Station
John C. White
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
White
USDA
South Plains
Pravda targets witches and quacks in Moscow region
Pravda calls for a crackdown on witches quacks and soothsayers across the Moscow region naming Felix Stefanovich an old village healer from Nikolsky who was prosecuted for illegal medical practice and deceiving the public while warning officials to act more vigorously against similar cases.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Felix Stefanovich
Nikolsky
Moscow Says U S Candidates Chosen by Small Boss Circle
Moscow claims American presidential candidates are selected at Chicago conventions by a small circle of bosses who hire rooters at twenty dollars a head to sway public opinion. Radio Moscow cites Vladimir Morev saying Philadelphia delegates were bought with gifts and souvenirs, portraying the process as a rigged racket.
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Moscow
Chicago
Radio Moscow
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Vladimir Morev
Philadelphia
Morev
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