Battle Over Hall Estate Gathers in Dallas
In Dallas a preliminary conference over the Hall estate pits Citizens National Bank of Athene and Albuquerque National Bank to manage Condor Petroleum stock worth millions. The estate totals about 12 million dollars with inheritance claims and a federal civil suit also in play. The Hall sons Richard Charles and Jim of Albuquerque protest being kept out of decisions. A pre trial conference for all interested is set for July 29.
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Dallas
New Mexico
Ellis Hall
Citizens National Bank of Athlene
Albuquerque National Bank
Texas
Condor Petroleum Co
Hall
Condor
T. Whitfield Davidson
Richard
Charles
Jim
Albuquerque
Four Die In Weekend Road Toll In New Mexico
Four persons die over the weekend to raise New Mexico's traffic toll to 185 for the year. Elben H. Miller 45 of Hobbs died in a collision. Mike Montano 64 of Albuquerque died after being struck by a speeding car. Harold Seneca 22 near Albuquerque in a one car crash. Alice Kurtz 20 of Las Cruces died from injuries in a July 1 accident. Police noted Miller worked for Lea County Highway Department.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Elben H. Miller
Hobbs
Mike Montano
Albuquerque
Harold Seneca
Alice Kurtz
Las Cruces
Miller
Lea County Highway Department
Marvin Ewing
Montana
Montano
Deaths Aids Founder of Apparel Chain Lerner 67
Joseph J. Lerner 67 co founded a nationwide apparel shop chain and was born in Philadelphia. He died Sunday. Mark Cramer 90 publisher of a chain of newspapers in Iowa and Nebraska died Saturday in Denison.
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New York
Joseph J. Lerner
Philadelphia
Denison
Iowa
Mark Cramer
Nebraska
Weather summary and forecast for the period
Temperature readings show 3 hour intervals from 2 pm yesterday to 11 am today with a high of 98 and a low of 69. Precipitation totals include .04 in 24 hours to 11 am today and monthly and yearly totals. Sunrise is 5 01 and sunset 7 07 with a 14 1 hour day length. Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thundershowers through tomorrow and little temperature change. High today 98 and low tonight 68.
East and West Dock Guns for Asia Haggling
Geneva negotiations drift as French Premier Mendes France pushes to seal an Indochina cease fire by July 20. Molotov leads a nine nation session with limited progress while U S and Vietnamese delegates spar over partition and U N supervision. A Saigon parade of 10 000 to 12 000 locals protests any division of Vietnam.
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Pierre Mendes- France
Indochina
V. M. Molotov
Britain
France
New York Times
Canada
India
Poland
Times
the Times
U. S
Molotov
Tran van Do
Walter Bedell Smith
Chou En-lai
Pham van Dong
Smith
United States
Iran Rejects Soviet Objections to Alliances
In Tehran Iran rejects Soviet objections to joining U S sponsored military alliances. Foreign Minister Abdollah Entezam delivered a blunt memorandum to Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Lavrientiev asserting Iran's sovereign right to safeguard its security independence and integrity. The Kremlin envoy left the office without comment after receiving it.
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Iran
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Anatoli Lavrientiev
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U. S
Lou Henderson
Persia
U.S.A
Near
Middle East
McCarthy Expands Anti Red Hunt With Open Hearings
Sen McCarthy R Wis renews anti Red charge drive with open hearings in Boston after delays. The subcommittee plans to probe alleged subversives in defense plants while Sen Flanders R VI seeks Senate censure over conduct. Edwin Garfield of Allis Chalmers testified after a McCarthy subpoena.
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Sen
McCarthy
Flanders
Senate
Wisconsin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Army
Pentagon
Edwin Garfield
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Garfield
Boston
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Ind
U.S. Senate
Subcommittee
Vermont
Willy Nilly
Fire department ends house burning plan due to heat
In Kansas City, a fire drill to burn 11 houses for a new street right of way was halted as temperatures rose to 111 degrees. Two houses were burned before the weather forced a stop, says Fire Director Louis Spandle.
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Kansas City
Kan
Louis Spandle
Woman Is Hurt After Auto Flips West of City
Mrs. Theresa Barnes, 51, injured with a dislocated neck in a two hundred four time flipover crash two miles west of Roswell on Highway 70 380. Her husband James Barnes 53 and two children rode in a 1947 Ford headed east when a hole in the shoulder caused loss of control. Mary E Barnes 11 suffered a back cut. All injured were taken to St Marys Hospital by Ballard ambulance. Police investigation by William Allen and Engineers.
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Theresa Barnes
James William Barnes
13Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Roswell
Barnes
Mary E. Barnes
Rita
Mary
Ballard
William
Bill) Allen
New Mexico
Local officers urged to crack down on traffic violators
Santa Fe police chief Joe Roach calls for a broad crackdown by local police and sheriffs to cut New Mexico highway deaths. He cites 124 of 180 annual deaths as New Mexicans and urges cooperation, education, and possible short jail sentences amid praise for county safety councils in Lea and Eddy counties.
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Santa FE
Joe Roach
Roach
National Safety Council
New Mexico
Taos
Richard H. Robinson
Eddy County
Arizona
Robinson
la Bajada Hill
Quintuplet Marie Dionne Leaves Convent After Two Months
Marie Dionne the quintuplet who took nun vows two months ago leaves the Quebec convent for home saying she is homesick. She arrived at her Callander Ontario home with three brothers and her sister Emilie who had recently been lost in Montreal en route to join her. Concerted family reports say she appeared lonely and uncertain about returning to the cloister where she had pledged two years of poverty chastity and obedience.
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Que
Marie Dionne
Quebec
the Servants of the Blessed Sacrament
Marie
Maurice Girouard
Callander
Ont
Emilie
Montreal
Girouard
Ste. Agathe
St. Charles
The
Montreal Gazette
Father Oliva
the Gazette
Dionne
Continued Shower Activity Expected Over New Mexico
The forecast calls for continued shower and thunderstorm activity across New Mexico today and Tuesday with fewer storms than the weekend. Portales led rainfall at .22 inch, Santa Fe reported .19 inch, and other readings included traces at Las Vegas Hobbs and Albuquerque. Highs Sunday reached 99 in Carlsbad and Tucumcari, with Las Vegas at 81.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Portales
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Hobbs
Albuquerque
Socorro
Gallup
Roswell
Columbus
Clovis
Zuni
Carlsbad
Tucumcari
Groucho Marx Marries Tall Brunette Eden Hartford
Groucho Marx, the 58 year old comedian of radio and television, wed Eden Hartford a 24 year old Beverly Hills model who appeared with him in a play two years ago. The couple announced the Saturday ceremony in Sun Valley Idaho. Both have been married before.
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Idaho
Groucho Marx
Eden Hartford
Beverly Hills
Calif
Marx
Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Nine Run Baseball Clash
Brooklyn panelled Chicago 9 7 in a nine inning game with strong hits from Milliken Labine Wade Campanella Hacker and Tappe. The board shows Brooklyn 455 Chicago 972 after nine innings with a late rally sealing the win.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Milliken
Labine
Wade
Campanella
Hacker
Tappe
Cleveland Wins Hard-Fought Victory Over Washington
In a close matchup the Cleveland club defeated Washington with key runs in the late innings. Wynn, Houtteman, Messi, Narleski and Hegan contributed on offense while iPascual and Fitzgerald worked on the mound.
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Cleveland
Washington
Wynn
Houtteman
Messi
Narleski
Hegan
Shea
iPascual
Fitzgerald
Four-Room House Burns Down in City
A four room box house at 907 E Walnut St was destroyed by fire at 547 PM Saturday. Firemen report the cause unknown and the house was occupied. Truck 1 responded and 300 feet of 22 inch hose were laid before returning to station at 633. At 913 Saturday night investigators were called about an overturned flare pot at Alameda and Main and returned to station four minutes later.
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Walnut St
Alameda and
Main
Mrs Elizabeth Bandelier Kaune Dies in Santa Fe
A long time Santa Fe resident and prominent New Mexico figure in art and civic affairs, Mrs Elizabeth Bandelier Kaune died yesterday after 65 years in the city.
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Kaune
Santa FE
New Mexico
Elizabeth Bandelier Kaune
Blood Brigade Formed for Six Year Old Eddie
In Middletown Ohio townspeople organized a blood brigade to save six year old Eddie Phillips who has bled since a tonsil operation 13 days earlier. He lacks a blood element causing noncoagulation and needs fresh direct transfusions. stored blood will not suffice.
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Middletown
Ohio
Eddie Phillips
Eddie
Ruth Jones
Presbyterian Church
Armco
Heat Wave Grips Central U S As Temperatures Soar
Heat continued to blister the nation midsection with 100 plus readings from central Texas to northern Louisiana and southwestern North Dakota. Death toll reached 237 with 3 in Fort Smith Arkansas and 5 in Oklahoma as records topped 110 in Tulsa and 116 at Fort Scott Kansas. Thunderstorms cooled spots in Ohio Valley and near the Canadian border while the central belt stayed hot.
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Associated Press
Texas
Louisiana
North Dakota
Ohio Valley
Canadian
Desert
Fort Smith
Ark
California
San Joaquin Valley
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Fort Scott
Kan
Chanute
Missouri
Kan City
St. Loui
Quincy
Presidio
Memphis
Indianapolis
Omh
Red City
S. D
Dickinan N
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Great Lakes Area
New England
Otis
Man Isaac Calloway Fined $200 for Second DWI
In police court Isaac Calloway received a $200 fine for a drunken driving offense, marking a second offense. The typical fine for DWI is $150.
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Isaac Calloway
Calloway
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