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Don C. Wright
Lynn W. Croissant
Leo E. Cox
Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
North Main
Stexico
Congress
Associated Press
At the Capitol column questions party loyalty in governor race
The New Mexican columnist argues that Democratic voters likely will not defect to a Republican governor as in past elections, noting that prior shifts occurred when Democratic candidates did not reflect party solidarity.
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The
New Mexican
Demos
New York
California
Knight
Eisenhower
George Arnold
Congress
L. A
Phidel Hall
Riverside
Calif
John Phillips
Jack Tenny
Joe McCarthy
California un-American Activities Committee
Chief of Guatemala Is Not Safe
Washington reports Guatemala’s president lives in a marble palace amid a tense, capitalistic economy facing a looming revolution. Communists gain ground as tourism collapses and foreign visitors vanish. Observations recall Arana’s revolt and ongoing plots against President Jacobo Arbenz, with troops patrolling streets.
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Washington
White House
Stephen
Central America
Palacio
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Chichica- Stenango
Lake Atitlan
Casa Conventa
Hawaii
Palace Hotel
Arana
Jacobo Arbenz
Avenida Sixta
Arbenz and Co
Jacobo
California primary heat as Reds and reform clash
Washington column notes California races as a barometer for Ike era politics. Judd's covert spy idea draws White House and Justice Dept rebuke while Tom Kuchel's Red smear on Sam Yorty tests voter moods. McCarthy tactics loom in GOP planning and the AFL splits in labor strongholds.
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Drew Pearson
Judd
California
Washington
Walter Judd
Minnesota
White House Justice Department
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Far East
Bangkok
Thailand
State Department
Tom Kuchel
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Ruchel
Senate
Ske
Joe
Harry Dexter White
Need for strong utility regulation in New Mexico debate
June 3 1954 editorial argues both major parties must back bold reform of utility regulation in New Mexico. It calls for a single empowered commission with authority to pause rate hikes and to deny increases after thorough review, noting current weak funding and influence by powerful utility interests.
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New Mexico
Corporation Commission
Longhorn League Baseball Interest in Roswell Rockets
Roswell attendance climbs in Longhorn League as Rockets rise from tail end to league leaders. Writers note local support remains strong, despite injuries hindering recent results, and express optimism the team will rebound soon with renewed fire.
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America
Longhorn League
Roswell
Rockets
Eisenhower on Subversion Fights and Facts
The president cites the Justice Department and FBI for shrinking the Communist Party and securing arrests and convictions. Critics and past leaders are noted, but the piece asserts ongoing diligence by federal agencies in protecting government from subversive activity. The author argues public awareness of the reality of the threat is necessary.
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Eisenhower
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harry Truman
Communist Party
FBI
No labor law to stop child labor abuses against mothers
The remark highlights the harsh reality of child labor and its impact on mothers, urging stronger protections and enforcement to prevent exploitative work conditions that threaten families and communities. The statement calls for policy action and worker safeguards.
Families Build Happy Homes Despite High Costs
Despite steep expenses many families manage to create and sustain a satisfying home life, underscoring resilience and practical adaptation amid financial pressures.
Labor Leaders Face Endorsement Shift in New Mexico
The New Mexican notes memory lapses among state labor leaders. A Machinists Union rep endorsed Democrat John Simms for governor, reversing prior opposition over the right to work bill. An official from the State Federation of Labor suggested a wait and see stance on endorsements. The Roswell tree cutting dispute resurfaces with a 1903 quote emphasizing saving Roswell’s trees whenever possible.
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New Mexican
Machinists’ Union
John Simms
State Federation of Labor
ENMU graduation speaker urges active awareness over facts
Rev. William James, bac calureate speaker for a class of 82 graduates at Eastern New Mexico University, told the crowd education is not storing facts like cans but being aware and alert to ideas and events others might miss.
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Wiliam James
Eastern New Mexico University
Midland sidewalks urged amid downtown concerns
The Reporter Telegram calls Midland a cow town image and urges the city to connect downtown areas with sidewalks citing unsightly appearances and inconvenience in all weather. The piece stresses the need for improved pedestrian paths.
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Midland
Reporter- Telegram
Beaten man jailed after conflicting stories in Silver City
A badly bedraggled young man was jailed in Silver City after giving three differing causes for his injuries. He claimed to have fallen from a car or window or been thrown from a moving car, but police concluded he suffered a severe beating in a fist fight.
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Silver City
Sun-News Sees Limited Jobs in Las Cruces
The Sun-News notes scarce unskilled jobs in Las Cruces and urges local residents to create work for the unemployed, stressing communal effort to address the town’s unemployment issue.
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Las Cruces
The
Sun-News
Popejoy Receives Doctor of Laws From Arizona University
TOM POPEJOY, ninth president of the University of New Mexico and the only Native son to hold the post, is awarded a doctor of laws by Arizona University. The Albuquerque Journal notes the Arizona school forgave a 30 year old field goal incident that affected a game decision. Popejoy was 22 then.
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Tom Popejoy
University of New Mexico
Arizona University
Albuquerque Journal
Arizona
Popejoy
Ed Minteer Quips On Muscles And Housework
Ed Minteer of the Albuquerque Journal jokes that about 250 muscles move the body and every one hurts when the missus orders chores around the house. He urges readers to assert themselves.
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ED Minteer
The
Albuquerque Journal
Artesia Advocate Launches Daily Edition Flows With News
The first issue of the Artesia Advocate after starting daily publication is full of business and lively news, with editorial brightness and strong mechanical quality. If kept up, it could outpace rivals in the crowded newspaper field.
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The
Artesia Advocate
Artesia Sees Rising Jobs and Business Growth
The Advocate reports that Artesia shows rising employment and business activity based on figures from the state employment office, indicating improved economic momentum for the area.
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Artesia
Turning caustic wage guarantee critique in Clovis paper
The Clovis News Journal mocks calls for a guaranteed annual wage and benefits. It targets guaranteed six week vacations guaranteed full production and guaranteed overtime every week as impractical promises. It notes criticism of guaranteed customers footing the bill.
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Clovis News-Journal
Carlsbad definition of a farm sparks oil wealth notion
The Carlsbad Current-Argus quotes a farmer defining a farm as land where early mornings and long nights can yield wealth if oil is found, framing farming as a path to fortune through prospecting.
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Carlsbad
Dinosaur bone find drains quarry at Dinosaur National Monument
Millions of pounds of petrified dinosaur bones have been removed from a quarry in Dinosaur National Monument along the Colorado Utah border. The discovery underscores the site’s fossil wealth and ongoing extraction activity.
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Dinosaur National Monument
Colorado- Utah
Amateur astronomer reports moon highway claim in New Orleans
An amateur astronomer in New Orleans says he found evidence that a super highway was built on the moon. He notes there is ample parking space and asks to be informed if others confirm the discovery.
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New Orleans
Greenville
S.C
Piedmont
Aggressive U S Policy Critique From Greenwood Paper
A Greenwood Mississippi Commonwealth editorial complains the United States pursues an aggressive policy against Red China. The piece adds a humorous note that closing a window in a storm would be aggression against the rain.
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Geneva
United States
China
Greenwood
Commonwealth
25 Years Ago Today June 3 1929 Events District Road Start Near Mallamar
District highway office announced work would begin soon toward Artesia due to rising oil activity. Gen Walter Short and Mrs Short left for Fort Bliss after addressing Cahoon Armory dedication. They stayed with Col and Mrs E A Keyes. Edd Amonett to meet Shorty Hornbuckle for City Golf Championship. First Bible Society founded in Great Britain 150 years ago. Paper money display at Bank of Commerce.
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District Highway Office
Mallamar
Artesia
Walter Short
Short
Fort Bliss
Gen. Short
Army
Cahoon Armory
Col
E. A. Keyes
Edd Amonett
Shorty Hornbuckle
First Bible Society
Great Britain
Bank of
Political Platform Talk and New Mexico Newspaper Battle
The piece surveys party platform chatter in Santa Fe with vows re Los Alamos and taxation, plus a rare Artesia newspaper battle as Lincoln O’Brien challenges Cr Priestly for daily dominance. It notes Senate resistance to reforms and a brisk race in media markets.
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Santa FE
Sap
Wells
Seth Hall
Los Alamos
Johnny Simms
Alvin Stockton
State Senate
Senate
Henry Eager
Tucumcari
Murray Morgan
Alamogordo
Artesia
New Mexico
West
Denver
The
Post
Rocky Mountain News
Lincoln O'Brien
Cr ¥Me
Tax Exempt Foundations Probe Stirs Senate Rivalry
Washington reports the House inquiry into tax exempt foundations fuels partisan friction with Senate McCarthy era hearings. Rep. B Carroll Reece leads the probe, targeting Ford and Rockefeller foundations and the Fund for the Republic, while Rep. Wayne Hays defends study funds and debates the influence of foundations like Facts Forum.
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House
Senate
B. Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
Robert A. Taft
Reece
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Nubbin
Acob Javits
Rlib-Ny
Ford Foundation
Henry Ford
Congressional
Fund For the Republic
Clifford P. Case
Conness
Case
New Jersey
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Hays
Norman Dodd
Reece Committee
Facts Forum Foundation
H. L. Hunt
Texas
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Facts Forum
Hunt
Weit
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