Serious Charges Hit Sanitarian In New Mexico County
Serious charges of incompetence were leveled at W. J. Stribling county sanitarian by Dr. James R. Scott and state health officials. They alleged mislabeling milk samples, irregular water testing, and missed cafe and meat market inspections, with city officials proposing a second sanitarian to share the load.
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W. J
Joe) Stribling
County
Sanitarian
James R. Scott
State Department of Health
Stribling
Mill
Camnilac Marbkadvan
Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
C. M. Woodbury
Warren Cobean
Brad Hays
Health Department
Dr. Scott
Chaves County
Woodbury
James M. Doughty Jr
Doughty
Kent
Portales
State Department
Santa Fe
Charles G. Caldwell
Division of Sanitary Engineering and Sanitation
Caldwell
City Well
Larry J. Gordon
State Food Sanitarian
Gordon
Scott
Local Weather Summary from United States Weather Bureau
Reading at three hour intervals shows 2 p m reading 0 92 and 2 p m reading 0 68 with highs near 93 and a low of 65. Normal values are 91 and 65. Precipitation totals indicate 0 in the 24 hours to 11 a m today, 2 for the month to date and 4 03 for the year to date. Sunrise at 5 00 with sunset at 7 08 and day length 14 1 hours. Forecast calls for some afternoon clouds and a few thundershowers then fair conditions today tonight and Friday with a high near 96 and a low around 68.
Deputy Forgetful Sheriff Fails to Cite Women for Speeding
Syracuse report notes Deputy Sheriff Arthur Willis stopped a speeding car with four women topless. The driver quips about men and the officer adds in a postscript that he forgot to ticket them.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Arthur Willis
Willis
Virginia May Break Away From Party
Former Gov. William M. Tuck urged Virginia Democrats to break with the national party if the South is rebuffed at Chicago. He denounced Trumanism and Fair Dealism and urged action to preserve basic American principles and Virginia Democratic unity. The Byrd-led faction praised Sen. Richard Russell while pledging to wage warfare on the national party’s platform. Virginia’s 36 delegate bloc to the national convention will be chosen after the speech.
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Roanoke
William M. Tuck
Virginia
National Democratic Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
Tuck
Harry F. Byrd
Richard Russell
Georgia
South
Communists Move Prize Captive Major General Dean
North Korean officials said they shifted U S Maj. Gen. William F. Dean from a POW camp in Pyongyang to another camp in North Korea amid Panmunjom armistice talks. The move accompanied abolition of three camps and creation of six new ones near Pyongyang, with Dean among the captives.
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Munsan
Korea
U. S
William F. Dean
Pyongyang
North Korea
Dean
U. S. 24Th Infantry Division
U. N
Berkeley
Calif
Reds
Panmunjom
Nam _ Il
Pfc
Ben Mitchell
2Nd Infantry Division
No. 9
No. 10
Sinuiju
Yalu River
Red Manchuria
Ipsok
Sinanju
Pusang
Sinaiju
Nam
Baseball scores from two leagues show varied outcomes
American League game tallies list Chicago and Boston with runs in scattered innings. National League action features Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh with pitchers Grissom Brown Sheely and others contributing. few scoring bursts and late-inning plays decide outcomes.
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American League
Chicago
Bostom
Grissom
Brown and Sheely
Lollar
Trout
Benton Scarborough
White
Biggs Commander Sues for Libel Over Letter
Col. James Young Parker, commanding officer at Biggs Air Force Base, filed a $75,000 libel suit in district court here against Midland manufacturer’s agent F. R. White. Parker alleges White wrote a libelous letter after Lt. Verne Goodwin’s April 16 conviction and sent copies to John Son, Parker, and Goodwin.
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Tyler
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Midland
James Young Parker
F. R. White
Parker
White
Verne Goodwin
Goodwin
Biggs
Air Force
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Colonel Parker
Kerr Seen as Front Runner for Democratic Nomination
Associated Press reports Oklahoma Senator Robert Kerr is favored to win New Mexico’s delegates at the Chicago Democratic convention. New Mexico will send 24 unpledged delegates, with more than a third publicly pledged to Kerr on the first ballot. Each delegate holds a half vote of New Mexico’s 12 votes.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Chicago
Kerr
Russell
Clinton P. Anderson
Everett M. Grantham
The
Oklahoman
Anderson
Kefauver
John E. Miles
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Kerr—Anderson
Grantham
Joseph B. Grant
el Rito
David Chavez
Jdr
Santa Fe
Joseph M. Monttoya
Waldo Spiess
Las Vegas
Travis Brem
Deming
Floyd Childress
Roswell
J. R
Democratic split grows over Kerr, Russell in NM race
Amid the Democratic convention flux in New Mexico delegates lean Kerr while Russell and Kefauver vie for support. Kerr’s backers, including Gov. Anderson and party officials, push him as the neighborly choice with Oklahoma ties shaping strategy. Kefauver stresses liberal progressivism, urging the party to stay with New Deal and Fair Deal. The AP tabulation shows Kerr ahead on first ballots with 248.5 votes to Russell’s 121 and Harriman third with 108, as 616 votes are needed to win. Truman defends the New Deal in a message to delegates, vowing no retreat from humanitarian principles and seeking unity against Republican pressures.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Kefauver
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Democratic Party
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Frank McKinney
Tax Rate Reduced After County Valuation Jump in Chaves
A 14 percent property valuation rise in Chaves County will lower the county tax rate from 4.93 to 4.46 mills for the coming year. Assessor Virgil Phillips estimated taxes may fall from $3.25 to $2.85 per $100, but final figures depend on city budget approval. The county proposed budget for 1952-53 totals $381,280, up from $322,920 last year, with a 14 percent valuation boost lifting total values to about $37,157,127. Includes allocations for general, court, health, farm and range, elections, and flood control programs. A surplus prompted a cut in the Pecos Valley Conservancy District assessment from 2 percent to 1.15 percent.
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Chaves
Manuel Baca
State Tax Commission
Virgil Phillips
Tax Commission
City Hall
lGeneral
Oe Ee
Lee Ee
Pecos Valley
Frustrated Writer Admits Shooting Pretty Bookkeeper
Boston police say 29 year old Bayard Peaks of Back Bay confessed to shooting Eileen Fahey, a New York bookkeeper for the American Physical Society, on the Columbia University campus Monday morning while she sat at her desk reading a letter from her Marine boyfriend in Korea, the officer stated. The admission was made orally last night, and investigators continue to question him as the inquiry proceeds.
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A. W. Brewster
Korea
San Francisco
Ist
Milton E. Perkins
Eurene
Oregon
Shirliieanne
Boston
Francis Wilson
Back Bay
Pretty Eileen Fahey
New York
Columbia University
Miss Fahey
The
American Physical Society
Wilson
Bayard Peaks
Babe
Lewiston
New England
WAFEB Band to Play In Park Tonight
The 611th Air Force Band will give a 60 minute concert this evening at 7 15 in Cahoon Park per the Walker Air Force Base public information office. Weekly Thursday concerts schedule music in Cahoon and Missouri Avenue parks.
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Cahoon Park
Walker Air Force ‘Base
611Th Air Force Band
Missouri Avenue Park
Skyrocket Sets 1238 MPH Speed Record in Flight
Los Angeles report on the D558-2 Skyrocket reaching 1238 mph and an altitude of 79494 feet. Pilot Bill Bridgeman describes the run as routine until power runs low and a dramatic deadstick landing follows after six rocket flights at Edwards Air Force Base. Navy officials confirm the speed and altitude marks.
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Los Angeles
Navy
Bill Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Desert
Dan A. Kimball
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Pilots Report Eight Glowing Saucers Over Chesapeake Bay
Two airline pilots Nash and For tenberry reported eight objects 100 feet across glowing like red hot coals traveling 1000 miles per hour beneath their Miami bound plane over Chesapeake Bay. The Air Force issued a preliminary report to the Wright-Patterson center with a full written report to follow.
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Washington
Air Force
W. B. Nash
W. H. Fortenberry
Miami
Chesapeake Bay
Air Force Technical Intelligence Center
Dayton
E. J. Ruppelt
Intelligence Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ruppelt
Roy T. Ellis
Ellis
Richard H. Magee
Dayton Civil Defense
Col. Magee
Mobile unit in Roswell tops 500 voter registrations
Nearly 500 people registered to vote in Roswell over three days as a mobile unit operated by the Operation America committee of the Chamber of Commerce set up at Furr Food Market West Second. Schedule shows Safeway South Main and Pecos Theater downtown for remaining drives. Police injured in a separate clash during a Red Peace rally near Nara.
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Roswell
Furr
West Second
Safeway
South Main
Pecos
Operation America Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
State car misuse warning from highway chief Erwin
Santa Fe chief highway engineer C O Erwin issued a routine warning against the misuse of state cars. He said some instances have come to his attention and stressed proper use. The notice emphasizes accountability and adherence to state motor travel rules.
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C. O. Erwin
Erwin
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United States Weather Bureau
Leason
United Nations Command
National League
Mostom
Bickford
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Meyer
Burgess
Hogue and McCullough
Biggs Commander
Richard B. Russell
WAFEB
Douglas
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Trailer
Tokyo
Nara
Kyoto
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
Porter Beavers
Mrs. Jacker
Mrs
Stewart Whittier
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