Southwest Books and Eve Myers in Santa Fe
Grace Thorpe Bear surveys recent Southwest and Mexico books noting Renascent Mexico with contributions from Rivera Herring Saenz and D Harnoncourt and others. Also reviews Mabel Dodge Lujan’s Winter in Taos and Laura Adams Armer’s Southwest with Navajo themes, plus Eve Myers debut dance programs with Jacques Cartier in Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
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Southwest
Mexico
Taos
Ernest Gruening
Diego Rivera
Hubert C. Herring
Moises Saenz
Rene D’harnoncourt
Elizabeth Wallace
Albuquerque
Mabel Dodge Lujan
Carl van Vechten
Ernest Kneet
Edward Weston
Angel Adams
Harcourt, Grace
Laura Adams Armer
Short News From Roswell and Nearby Areas
Local notes report visits and travels by residents including Telephone 55 and Paula visiting Santa Fe as well as Doris Reynolds heading to Long Beach California for college, letters to Camp Mary White scheduled, and meetings of Roswell DeMolays at Masonic Temple. A summer tea honors Miss Helen House with Mossman gardens hosting fifty guests, plus drought relief cattle hides under scrutiny by Hatch and Tugwell, and the sudden death of William C. Robertson Elks treasurer.
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Burton C. Mossmans
West Seventh
Mary Mossman
Mildred Shrader Miller
Helen House
Lewiston
Idaho
Burton C. Mossman
Miller
Miss Mossman
Mrs. Miller
Miss House
Burton Mossman
S.S.S. Tonic Promises Boost for Anemia and Health
Health ad extols S S S Tonic as a cure for low red blood cell count and fatigue, claiming improved appetite, digestion, and oxygen transport. It urges use unless organic disease is present and notes a long history of success. Also lists local society items and upcoming events and visits in Roswell.
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S.S.S
S.S.5. Co
American dancer convicted in Paris for nude performance
Joan Warner, an American dancer, was found guilty of outraging morals in Paris and fined 50 francs. The court ruled her nude dance was artistic but too naked, potentially prompting broader action against nude performances in theatres and night clubs. Judge Rebrasier stated the dance was artistic yet excessively explicit.
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Paris
Joan Warner
Miss Warner
Rebrasier
Mule
Warner
Camp Mary White Hosts Largest Roswell Scout Camp Yet
The Girl Scout Council ran Camp Mary White in the Sacramento Mountains with Miss Mary L. White and Miss Thelma Trout directing a three period program. One hundred forty campers attended, the largest yet, with two two week sessions and a Caverns pack trip filling to capacity. Overnight stays at the White House are a dollar, meals at Emily Ingham Hall fifty cents, and there will be no Governors Day barbecue this year.
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Girl Scout Council
Camp
Mary
Camp Mary White
White House
Elza White
Emily Ingham Hall
Friends of
Scouting For Girls
Mary White
Roswell
No parole for kidnapper Waley is U S edict
Harmon Metz Waley faces 45 years without parole after a Washington detainer was filed at the request of the Justice Department. Detainer blocks eligibility for parole, transfers him to Alcatraz, while his wife Margaret Waley, serving 20 years, will be eligible for parole after six and two thirds years. Waley’s move to Alcatraz comes as his wife awaits her fate and other kidnappers are listed among the prison’s inmates.
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Tacoma, Wass
Harmon Metz Waley
Department of Justice
Washington State
George Weyerhaeuser
Margaret Thulin Waley
Harmon
Waley
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Alcatraz Prison
San Francisco Bay
America
Alcatraz
Milan
Mich
Michigan
Cushman
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
George
Kelly
NM land use panel opposes Navajo boundary extension
Albuquerque July 18 AP land use committee of the state planning board adopted resolutions opposing the Navajo boundary extension and a proposed cabinet reshuffle to a department of conservation and public works. They criticized the interior department for not implementing the Tay lor act and questioned plans to acquire Pueblo lands including the Gabaldon grant in Tesuque watershed. The telegram to New Mexico’s congressional delegation urged opposition to the cabinet change and warning against gifting public domain to the Navajo without addressing other groups’ needs.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Department of Interior
Department of Conservation and Public Works
State Planning Board
C. M. Botts
New Mexico
Interior Department
Gabaldon
Tesuque
Washington Declares Taxes Can Still Be Collected
Attorney General says the Hoosac Mills ruling does not halt processing tax collections except in that case and warns against injunctions blocking taxes. Government plans to seek Supreme Court review while noting 150+ injunctions nationwide. Also announced hearings on intrastate rail emergency rates in New Mexico for Aug 7.
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Washington
Cinmins
Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
AAA
First Circuit
Hoosac Mills
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
CCC Expands Enrollment Reaches 85 354 New Men
The Civilian Conservation Corps announced that its expansion program started June 15 enrolled 85 354 new men. Total in forest and park camps plus Indians, Hawaii, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Alaska stood at 404 000 as of July 13. State enrollments since June 15 included Colorado 872 New Mexico 563 Texas 1 151.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Teachers Assured on Roles in Insurance Sales
Santa Fe July 18 AP reports that the law forbids school teachers from acting as agents for sellers of property or life insurance, but does not prohibit teachers from acting as...
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Attorney General’s Office
Irvin P. Murphy
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
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HONDO
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Cummins’ Garage
Everybody’s Cash Store
Gross-Miller Grocery Co. Hall-Poorbaugh Press Home Market & Grocery
Huff's Jewelry Store
Purdy Furniture Co
Roswell Auto Co
Roswell Laundry
Roswell Seed Co
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Trading Co
Shew’s Grocery
South Kentucky Grocery
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Railsback CO
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