Notice of Increased Savings Bond Purchases in 1952
Washington reports that buying of savings bonds rose after the government issued the higher interest E and H bonds on May 1. May and June purchases totaled 543.1 million dollars, up from 490.8 million a year earlier for the old E bonds, with optimism that sales will rise further as the new issue gains familiarity and delivery improves.
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N.M.P.M
State of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Guy Shepard
Public Lands
State OF New Mexico
Washington
Treasury
United States Races For New Star in Speed Crown
The new first lady of American shipping the liner United States races for a speed crown on her maiden Atlantic crossing. She set records from New York to Ambrose Light and exceeded the Queen Mary’s eastward pace. Welcome festivities plan a harbor parade and ticker tape celebration in New York. A second two week art course begins at Cloudcroft Art Colony with 65 artists attending.
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Liner
United States
New Star
S.S. United States
U. S
Europe
New York
Ambrose Light
Harry Manning
Manning
Cloudcroft
Cloudcroft Art Colony
Fredrick Taubes
Connecticut
Taubes
Brundage Faces Fund Struggle As U S Olympic Team sails
Corrigan reports on the U S Olympic Committee’s scramble for funds as about 340 athletes prepare for Helsinki. Despite a telethon that raised over a million in pledges led by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby, only a fraction has been banked, and the last minute financing questions loom for the team and its amateur ideals.
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Corrigan
New York
Avery Brundage
United States Olympic Committee
Helsinki
Brundage
Moscow
Siberia
U. S
Washington
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Longhorn East Team Turns To New Faces In All Star bid
In the Longhorn League East all-star race for a first victory over the West the squad relies on newcomers. Only five members from last year's East roster remain in the league as voting continues. Players named include Pat Stasey Big Spring outfielder and manager Al Valdes Big Spring catcher Warren Sliter Sweetwater first baseman Johnny Tayao San Angelo infielder and Steve Follett San Angelo outfielder. The July 25 game is set for San Angelo with managers and sports writers choosing the teams.
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Abilene
Pat Stasey
Big Spring
al Valdes
Warren Sliter
Sweetwater
Johnny Tayoan
San Angelo
Steve Follett
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Chaves
Felix
Pecos Hydrographic Survey
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Pecos
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United States of America
Eads
John H. Bliss
Eustacio Juarez
District Court of
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Rosa Juarez
Richard G. Bean
Whore St
Roswell
Jean Willis
District Court
Biip
Board of Regents
OF Regents
NEW Mexico Military Institute
Clarence E. Hinkle
Carl R. McNally, Jr
Commissioner of Public Lands
Sol Vancleve
Sol Vanclere
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Juanita Terry
J. D. Shinkle
Pres. Board of Education
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Beatrice
Mansfield Tweedy
County of Chaves
Roswell Artesian Basin
Yveen R.R
War Air Base & Highway
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Texas
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Portland Cement Association
Boston
Denver
Cole
Longhorn
Cascade
Kentucky
Sega Dickels
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Louisville
Equitable Building & Loan Assn
E. G. Minton
Hiram M. Dew
Weksler
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Gurley Paint & Supply
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