Lawmakers Vote Bishop Clean Bill of Health
The House Committee on Un American Activities quieted concerns by finding Bishop G Bromley Oxnam with no Communist party record. The hearing stretched late into the night producing clashes over reform zeal and what information should be released.
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Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
G. Bromley Oxnam
Velde
R-Ill
Oxnam
Communist Party
Harry F. Ward
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Jack McMichael
Weather Summary From United States Weather Bureau
Temperatures recorded at three hour intervals show a high of 101 and a low of 66 with scattered precipitation and warm today. The forecast calls for heavy clouds and possible showers or thunderstorms through tomorrow with a high near 96 and a low around 66.
Fund Grows to Buy Tommy Heine a Pony
Tommy Heine the former Roswell boy who recently had a leg operation is near his dream of owning a pony. Mike Dorian of El Rancho collected a sizable fund during the day and hopes to raise more today. Contributors included Billia Reardon Florence Tipps Edna Ratliff Edith Allen Mabie Dorian Honrath Dan Sutton N. Smith Hutton Bustemont Tommy Hare A W Fuller D L Stump Ruben Anya John Hernandez John Flad Mildred Anderson J W Wood Benny L Riddle Jim Murry Cecil and Marie Norman and two unnamed waitresses.
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Tommy Heine
Roswell
Mike Dorian
el Rancho
Billia Reardon
Florence Tipps
Edna Ratliff
Edith Allen
Mabie Dorian
Honrath
Dan Sutton
N. Smith
Hutton Bustemon
Emmons Denies Senate Attack as Lies in Nomination
Santa Fe reports Indian commissioner nominee Glenn L. Emmons rebukes Senate charges by Sen. William Langer calling them “the most astounding lies I have ever head.” Emmons says accusations of embezzlement or bank shortages are false and defends his record with the 1933-34 First National Bank liquidation and its reorganization into First State Bank of Gallup. He condemns the personal attacks and argues legitimate criticism is possible without vilifying character.
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Senate
William Langer
Glenn L. Emmons
Sen. Langer
Emmons
Gallup
Langer
Santa Fe New Mexican
First National Bank
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Large steel tank section on way to Italy by air
A 16,000 pound steel section for an oil tanker's stern was flying to Italy today. The piece is claimed to be the largest single air freight ever flown across the Atlantic, per a Southeast and Western Airlines spokesman.
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New York
Italyy
Atlantic
Seyboard
Western Airlines
Community Family Night at Chaves County Youth Center
Miss Margaret Ford announces a Friday evening Community Family Night at the Chaves County Memorial Youth Center 812 N Missouri Ave. Events include games dances and entertainment with Barber Shopper's Quartet and community singing. Admission is for children with a parent. grandparents welcome.
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Chaves County Memorial Youth Center
Margaret Ford
Missouri Ave
Robert Cooper
C. E., Walters
Walt Haut
Dorris Ann Drew
John Lankford
Fred Miller
Stiles McMillan
Rhee Threatens Independent Action If Armistice Delays
Seoul reports Syngman Rhee and Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tai issued ultimatums to the United Nations Command over the Korean truce talks. Rhee set a 90 day postwar conference deadline to pressure Chinese troops to withdraw, warning South Korea may act on its own if demands are not met. The note to Rhee from the U S State Department drew criticism as Panmunjom negotiations continued.
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United Nations Command
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North Korea
Pyun Yung Tai
Panmanjom
U. S. State Department
Pyun
Panmunjom
United Nations
Walter Robertson
U. S
United States
Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower Says Korean Truce Hope Remains Strong
The President expressed hopeful and reasonably confident that a Korean armistice will be signed soon amid concerns over South Korean demands. He outlined stance on aid, drought relief politics, McCarthy, and Milton Eisenhower’s goodwill mission, noting Moscow’s demand to halt free food to East Germans.
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Million parcels of food sting East German tensions
West Berlin workers wrap a million free food parcels for delivery to East Germany as Semyonov denounces Western relief as a plot. The U S offers 15 million dollars in aid, while Western relief centers face Soviet charges of fascist influence and propaganda.
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East Germany
Vladimir Semyonov
U. S
James B. Conant
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
United States
Eisenhower
V .M. Molotov
Semyonov
Kreuzberg
Willy Kressman
Shell Bid Tops Monthly Lease Sale
Shell Oil Co bid $200 an acre for 277 acres about 10 miles south of Lovington, topping the state monthly oil and gas lease sale. Shell paid $55,605 for the 277 acres in Township 17 South Range 35 East. The sale grossed $533,758 including $475,383 from sealed bids, with more than 14,000 acres leased.
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Santa FE
Shell Oil Co
Lovington
Shell
Local Reads Fragment Highlighting Badly Scanned Box Score
A damaged OCR fragment mentions teams Boston Chicago Parnell K Trucks Sollar RICAN LEAGUE and a score line with 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 14 0 and players inder and White, lacking clear context or complete details.
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Parnell
K Trucks
Sollar
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Cincinnati Pittsburgh NL game summary
Wehmeier and Collum plus Seminisnick pitched for Cincinnati in a 7 3 victory over Pittsburgh with LaPalme and Sandlock catching. St Louis defeated New York 5 6 as Presko Chambers White Brazie Miller and Rice shared pitching duties with Hearn Jansen Koss and Westrum.
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Eisenhower Says Drought Relief Rules Being Clarified
President Eisenhower announced that drought relief administration rules are being clarified in instructions to state drought committees. The White House released a telegram to Governor Shivers of Texas stating the clarification would be telegraphed to state committees, though the message did not detail the changes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Gov
Shivers
Texas
Queen Allows Margaret to Marry Divorced Officer Townsend
The government announced Queen Elizabeth II will permit Princess Margaret to wed Group Captain Peter Townsend, the divorced British air attache in Brussels. Parliament will consider changing the Regency Act of 1937 to ease the marriage, amid church opposition to remarriage of divorced persons.
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Elizabeth II
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Brussels
Richard Butler
Townsend
Church of England
Roswell Sergeant Reunites With Wife At Tokyo Airport
Roswell Sergeant William Richmond met his wife Hattie at Tokyo Haneda after a long cross Pacific flight aboard a transport carrying 94 dependents. The search plane had spotted oil slicks while seeking a missing Transocean Air Lines DC 6B with 58 people, east of Wake Island on July 11. Richmond serves in the Far East Command Signal Service Battalion linking military installations across the Far East.
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Japan
William Richmond
Roswell
N. M
Hattie
Haneda
Richmond
J. H. Cann
Calhoun Fall
S. C
U.S
Transocean Air Lines
Pacific
Wake Island
Set. Richmond
Catherine H. Richmond
S. Richardson Ave
Fort Campbell
Army
Far East
New Appointees Named to State Veterinary Board
Dr. E. E. Kraus of Clovis and Dr. W. L. Hatcher of Cimarron are appointed to the State Board of Veterinary Examiners.
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Santa FE
E. E. Kraus
Clovis
W. L. Hatcher
Cimarron
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Rain pushes six day total to 1.90 inches near Roswell
Rainfall from last night into this morning raised the six day total to 1.90 inches with 10 inches recorded from the last shower. Heavy rains were reported northeast of Roswell as precipitation began Friday.
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Roswell
Uncover Cache of Unregistered Guns Found Near Police Headquarters
New York district attorney investigators uncovered a cache of 118 unregistered guns in a building facing the back entrance of city police headquarters. The gunshops and a police billies maker were arrested on weapons law violations. The origin and intended use of the firearms remained unclear.
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New York
District Attorney’s Office
New York City
Kaune Reappointed New Mexico Bank Examiner
Alfred W. Kaune of Santa Fe is reappointed by Gov. Edwin Mechem as state bank examiner for a term ending January 1, 1955. The move continues Kaune’s oversight role in New Mexico's financial supervision and governance.
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Santa FE
Alfred W. Kaune
State Bank
Edwin Mechem
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Finds Fender Repair Garage
In The Record Want Ads Alvin is urged not to worry about driving as a garage offers fender repairs like new. The note highlights a local service option and a casual, boastful tone from Ken Reynolds.
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Alvin
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