Final Ball at Cahoon Armory Opens NM Military Institute Year
The final ball of the thirty seventh annual NM Military Institute commencement drew a crowd of about two thousand to Cahoon Armory. The gala event featured gilded lanterns, a gold and silver dance floor, a towering center column, regimental flags, and a cadet orchestra under Captain F E Hunt. Decorations were arranged by Captain Paul Horgan with Second Classmen and cadets assisting.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Cahoon Armory
West Point
Annapolis
Armory
Orchestria Dais Four Teired
F. E. Hunt
Institute
Natatorium
Paul Horgan
N.M.M.L
Seargents
J. Chiaramonte
R. Pearson
C. C. Royall
H. T. Holzman
C. N. Hildebrandt
A. N. Parson
G. S. Warr
R. T. Beaty
S. W. Downey
Seargent
Dinners and Dinners at Nickson Hotel Highlight Final Ball
The final ball framed by numerous emart cocktail and buffet dinners was led by Colonel and Mrs. D C Pearson honoring the regents and visitors. Mrs. R S Davis of San Diego presided, before guests left for the summer in San Diego. The Nickson Hotel Coffee Shop hosted the elegant formal dining in candlelight with floral centerpieces.
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D. C. Pearson
Board of Regents
R. S. Davis
San Diego
Davis U. S. N
Nickson Hotel
Grand Ranch Barbecue Hosted by the Marleys at Roswell Ranch
Mr and Mrs Cort A Marley hosted a large branding and barbecue dinner at their Roswell area ranch celebrating twenty five years on the property. Guests included T J Hall Walter P Turner G N Amis E L Brown David Davis and many others from Artesia Oklahoma City and Roswell. Also noted are local society figures and relatives attending the festive gathering. The item lists numerous attendees by name and relation, reflecting a small town social roundup.
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Cort Marleys
Mrs
Cort A. Marley
Roswell
Marleys
Messrs
Mmes
T. J. Hall
Walter P. Turner
G. N. Amis
E. L. Brown
David Davis
T. J. McKnight
M. V. Corn
Lee Corn
Earl Corn
Russell Bird
Wade H. Corn
George Shanks
Thelbert French
Artesia
Mrs. King
Miss King
Miss Summers
Oklahoma City
Ruth Jean Smith
Flood waters disrupt Kansas Missouri transport and life
Ris flood waters threaten Topeka river levels as Kaw may hit 26 feet. Fort Riley soldiers and families face shortages of lights water and gas. Missouri towns Pattonsburg Boonville Jefferson City Chillicothe and Tucumbia suffer major flood damage with acres under water and rail and road traffic severely disrupted.
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City
Fort Riley
Army
Cavalry School
Gist
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Missouri
Pattonsburg
Boonville
Jefferson City
Chillicothe
St. Charles
Tuscumbia
Wier
Missouri River
Grand River
Rock Island
McFarland
Denver
Kansas City
Omaha
Navy Fliers Stage Stunning Mid-Pacific Air Show
Aboard the Pennsylvania 900 miles northeast of Hawaii, the U S fleet staged a remarkable air show with 432 dives by 232 planes. Navy fliers attacked 12 battleships from 7,000 to 12,000 feet at 275 to 300 mph. No casualties occurred as crews repeated the assaults in the afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
United States
Navy
Air and Sea
Night naval exercise with seaplanes and searchlight drills
Seaplanes were catapulted from battleships for a three hour flight, 33 planes each with two fliers yielding 66 airmen. All returned and were picked up as ships conducted mid ocean darkness searchlight drills before cruising formation for the night.
Federal manhunt expands as 30 agents in Tacoma area
Intensified searchers in uniformed force press through ferny undergrowth as Hope Catch Kidnapers. About 10 more federal agents in Seattle and Tacoma, with two teams rushing into eastern Washington and British Columbia to chase hot clues. Officials state routine investigation and expect no immediate breakthroughs. Volney Davis pleads guilty to Bremer kidnapping in St Paul, tying to wider gang activity.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Washington
Department of Justice
British Columbia
Barker-Karpis
Volney Davis
Chicago
St. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Special attention for students in Keyboard Harmony and Theory
Mrs. Daisy Notley-Guffin emphasizes progress in Keyboard Harmony and Theory and Piano Solo and Ensemble. Programs to be presented in early fall to highlight student advancement and ongoing study.
Martinez Dies After Fall From Porch Roof
Miguel Martinez a 64 year old grave digger and father of ten from Martinez town died after a fall from the roof of a porch while tearing it down for an addition near Albuquerque New Mexico. He sustained fatal head injuries.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Miguel Martinez
Martineztown
Martinez
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