New Mexico Women At Seattle Attend BPW Convention
Santa Fe members joined about 3,000 delegates at the National Biennial Conference in Seattle July 16. Notables included Mrs Geline McDonald Bowman, Dr Karl Acherman, Secretary Henry A Wallace, and Miss Billy Tober. Delegates reported progress on women in public office and medicine, whileMiss Tober led the New Mexico contingent driving via Silverton Grand Junction Salt Lake Boise and Portland.
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Local church to host August 2 affair with album display
The Institute Club of the First Methodist Episcopal Church invites the public to an Evening of real entertainment value on Friday night August second at eight o'clock featuring an old fashioned album with life size portraits of prominent church and community members and a musical program by local youth.
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Velvet hats herald fall trends in three bold lines
Fashion notes mid summer forecast three main hat silhouettes the halo Beret Renaissance and angular styles in velvet and felt. Suzy Patou Agnes lines feature braids folds and high left berets with sharp side brims. New colors Dubonnet pinkish red Kent forest green dominate alongside black and brown. A Baptist Ruth Circle meeting noted with Bible study and an ice course served.
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Patton Testimony On Books And Cigars At Power Bill Hearing
Texas congressman Patton testified before a Senate committee about books wrapped in newspaper and a box of cigars linked to Texas Power and Light officials. Carpenter said his son gave Patton the cigars and that Patton carried two books from a hotel room. Cohen attended the conference as a drafting expert amid questions from Huddleston and Wheeler about expert participation. The panel moved on with no date set for further talks.
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Roswell Ten Years Ago Birthday Luncheon Highlights
Ten years ago Roswell residents gathered for a birthday luncheon at Mrs. W A Wilson's home honoring Mrs. Charles D Keyes. Guests included numerous Roswell couples and friends with candles signifying birthdays and future celebrations.
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W. A. Wilson
E. A. Ingham
Miss Wallace
Mrs. Wilson
Patton Expresses Hope for Truthful Expose
General Patton stated he hopes to be struck dead if the forthcoming expose of the business is not the truth and complete. He emphasized the need for full disclosure and accuracy in the revealing report.
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Democrats Aim for Fair Tax Plan Amid Critics
Democratic leaders work to refine tax proposals aimed at fairness without harming any group. Republicans counter by labeling the plan excessive and forced, criticizing the projected revenue and perceived lack of sympathy for the president. House debate moves to full committee consideration Monday as critics call the measures disappointing.
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Treadway
Massachusetts
Rep. Woodruff
Michigan
Ways and Means Committee
Occupation licenses in state confusion in Santa Fe
In a July 26 report from Santa Fe AP, assistant Attorney General J R Modrall tells Bernalillo County clerk Edna Monahan that clear guidance on issuing occupation licenses cannot be given. He cites a Supreme Court decision striking down the chain store tax as causing confusion and suggests consulting the district attorney for applying remaining old laws including a $100 license fee for shows carnivals circuses and athletic events.
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Budget Plan Sparks Split Among Democratic Conservatives
The discussion centers on balancing the budget with support from some conservative Democrats and opposition from more liberal members. A faction favors the plan while others back higher taxes on large incomes to raise revenue, signaling a divided stance within the party.
State Commission Considers Refunds for Filing Fees
An opinion discusses refunds by the state corporation commission for filing fees paid by contract carriers. It notes fees were paid before the 1935 law and retroactive effects are debated, with references to county clerks and refunds possible under current interpretations.
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State Corporation Commission
Two Sheepherders Killed by Lightning Near Wagon Mound
Two brothers, sheepherders in the Para Zege country, 22 miles southeast of Wagon Mound, were killed Tuesday when a bolt of lightning struck them. They were working together in the field at the time of the fatal strike near Las Vegas New Mexico.
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Helen House
Lewiston
Idaho
Mossman Ranch
Wagon Mound
Clara Phinizy
Las Vegas
N. M
Para Zege
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