State Must Go Outside to Find Replacements for School Jobs
Santa Fe New Mexico faces a shortage of nearly 1,000 teachers this year as 584 graduates remain in state, leaving 954 positions to fill before September. Local officials report 291 more teachers needed for enrollment growth and growth, with 370 more likely to come from out of state.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
R. J. Mullins
New Mexico Education Association
Mullins
NMEA
John P. Steiner
National Education Association
Truman Returns Home from Hospital in Fury Over Lobbyists
President Truman came back to the White House after three days at Walter Reed and praised his recovery while denouncing Republican efforts he blamed on the American Medical Association lobby. He signed a key benefits bill boosting security payments by about 540 million yearly, while criticizing lobby influence on insurance protections for disabled Americans. He said the measure would raise monthly benefits, aid five million dependent children and the elderly, and extend credits for service members and states.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Chicago
American Medical Association
House
Aztec Puzzles Over Reward Fund
The Aztec news item notes the $10,000 reward fund remains undecided about its disposition. The exact actions and potential recipients or conditions are not yet determined. Local authorities and the Aztec community weigh options as investigations proceed.
Hinkle on Wyoming Geology Tour for Johnny Wade Return
The Wade Reward Fund Committee seeks details to aid the safe return of three year old Johnny Wade son of Rev and Mrs Anthem Wade. Johnny disappeared May 4 from his home and was found June 26 in Levelland Texas. Indictments were made against Fred Elrod and others for kidnapping and they are held in Lubbock Texas. A local dog show featured a Cocker with six male puppies and Randy Peterson owned the best dog. Spud nuts were served after the show.
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Johnny Wade
Wade
Anthem Wade
Johnny
Levelland
Tex
Fred Elrod
Lubbock
Fred Shuey
Edith Higgins
Randy Peterson
Glenda Edlin
Susan Miller
Judy Schuster
Larry Espinson
Cocker
168 Boys and Girls Stage Canine Show
About 168 youths and 115 dogs gathered at the youth center Friday morning for a canine picnic. Prizes were awarded to Raenette Harris, Tommie Ford, Sharon Walker, Linda Foster, Fred Maddox, Linda Orr, Ronnie Orr, and Paula Harden.
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Raenette Harris
Tommie Ford
Sharon Walker
Linda Foster
Fred Maddox
Linda
Ronnie Orr
Paula Harden
Slight Increase in Bell Worms in County Cotton
Maj. James H. Sykes reports to the Chaves County Farm Bureau on weekly insect findings. Through July 19 cotton fields show a slight boll worm uptick but overall conditions good. Lygus bugs rise near alfalfa as seeding continues. flea hoppers limited with negligible damage. predators remain abundant. cotton well advanced and in good shape. Local events list Indian Pow wow July 25 Gypsy Picnic August 1 water carnival August 7 grand finale August 16.
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James H. Sykes
Chaves County
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Bloomington
Illinois
Hinkle
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
James L. Hinkle
Roswell
Medicine Row Mountains
Ryah
Grand Rapids
N. Main
Max Shepherd
Roy Schwarz
Revival Time Quartet
Assembly OF God
Central Assembly OF God
West Alameda
Davis & Lawrence
Graham-Hoeme Plow Co., Inc
Amarillo
Texas
Roswell, New Mexico
J/HODERN ELECTRIC
Avice
Home Service
Reddy
Amarillo, Texas
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