Lavish New Administration Building Planned for NMMI Campus
The forthcoming administration and library building at NMMI, costing about 130000 dollars, will sit south of the flagpole and be built by Charles Lembke Construction of Albuquerque. It features fire-proof vaults, an air conditioned design, a five story clock tower master clock, a switchboard system, a visitors lounge, a library forum for 150, and a Library of Recorded Music and Literature with a sound proof room for cadets. Construction begins after school ends, with Lea Hall a 60000 dollar federal aided addition copying Willson Hall.
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Pup Tent
Charles Lembke
Pearson
Lea Hall
Willson Hall
Rich lead and silver mine found near Lordsburg
Machinery was being installed today in a newly discovered rich mine of lead and silver ore about 20 miles south of Lordsburg by a Lordsburg and El Paso group. In Washington the social security board announced monthly benefits totaling 1,484 dollars to 81 New Mexico persons, with 18 other lump sum survivor claims totaling 2,641 dollars approved in the state.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Here
Lordsburg and
el Paso
Washington
New Mexico
Social Security Board
Voters in Quay County settle prohibition split
Quay county voters faced a close choice on the prohibition question with a strong dry showing from outlying districts and wet sentiment in Logan Naravisa San Jon and Tucumcari. Youth groups led by high school students paraded and spoke after a months long anti liquor campaign sparked by a fatal crash.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Quay County
Valley
Caprock
Logan
Naravisa
San Jon
Iites
Hudson
Porter
Forest
House
McAlister
Wheatland
Plain
Montoya
Lloyd
Prohibition
San Juan
Francis Ball
Wedding couples upend Hagerman social calendar
Miss Phyllis Andrews wed Hal Tunnell in Dexter at the Little Gray Church with only family present. The couple, both teachers, plan a trip after the ceremony. The Hagerman community notes several other family milestones and local visits, including births, graduations, and travels across Texas and nearby states.
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Phyllis Andrews
Tom Andrews
Hal Tunnnell
Tunnell
Houska
Mississippi
Loving
Miss Andrews
Portales
Dexter
Anderson
Little Gray
L. C. Club
Frank Bauslin
McKinzie
A. J. McKinzie
Mountain Park
L. W. Garner
Texas
Ft. Worth
Baylor University
Jewell Gates
Waco
H. G. Ehrhardt
Kansas City
Missouri
Stenson Andrus
Sears Tracks 40 Millionth Allstate Tire Milestone
Sears stores nationwide celebrate the 40 millionth Allstate tire rolling from the factory to a glass mahogany case in Chicago headquarters. The event recalls the first and 10 millionth tires, notes by E M Norton, and highlights vast rubber and cotton usage, a century span of Allstate history, and a government contract for tires.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Chicago
R. E. Wood
Julius Rosenwald
Everest
Norton
Allstates
North Dakota
United States
Sears
Allstate
Frank M. Judson
L. E. Sexton
T. J. Carney
Messrs. Carney
Sexton and Judson
Washington Officials Weigh Step to Avoid Flat Cut
Western officials association considers eliminating or defering certain items to minimize impact on main construction and road surfacing programs, aiming to avoid a flat budget cut.
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Washington
Western Officials Association
Delegates arrive for NAMVC convention opening
Delegates to the National Association of Motor Vehicle Commissioners began arriving for a four day session. The event is expected to draw about 300 attendees from 42 states. Executive director Louis R. Morony said sessions would be committee based to discuss uniform state laws on vehicle operation inspections and licenses. Early arrivals include Earl Snell Oregon secretary of state and vice president, John Nash Illinois vehicle commissioner, and association president Mike Holm Minnesota secretary of state was expected.
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Albuquerque
N. M
National Association of Motor Vehicle Commissioners Convention
Louis R. Morony
Washington, D. C
Earl Snell
Oregon
John Nash
Springfield
Illinois
Mike Holm
Minnesota
Carpenter Brotherhood negotiator announces talks here
John Murrey an international representative of the Brotherhood of Carpenters says negotiations were continued here. The statement outlines continued efforts to reach a settlement while avoiding immediate disruption to ongoing projects.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Murrey
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Wage Hour Talks Continue In New Mexico Lumber Case
Wage hour contract discussions proceed between the New Mexico Lumber Company and unions as June expirations loom. The Sawmill Workers Union at Alamogordo rejects a last week reported agreement with Southwest Lumber and Timber Company. Retired lands opened for sportsmen as Soil Conservation Service makes 8 5 million acres in utilization projects available for hunting fishing and trapping under state and federal game laws.
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New Mexico Lumber Company
Murray
Alamogordo
Southwest Lumber and Timber Company
Soil Conservation Service
Hugh H. Bennett
NIRA
Bankhead-Jones
The
Miss Yeager Elected President of State Nurses Assn
Miss Ella Yeager of Dexter was elected president of the New Mexico State Nurses Association at the final session of their three day Santa Fe meeting. She serves as school nurse for Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur amid national rural and conservation policy discussions tied to New Deal acts and land use plans.
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Ella Yeager
Dexter
New Mexico
Budget Tour State Tax Commission Budget Tour
The annual budget tour of the State Tax Commission runs from July 1 with hearings in Santa Fe on August 13 to 15. The itinerary lists stops in Los Lunas, Socorro, Reserve, Silver City, Lordsburg, Deming, Hot Springs and Hatch, Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Tularosa, Carrizoso, Roswell, Dexter, Hagerman, Lake Arthur, Artesia, Carlsbad, Hobbs, Lovington, Portales, Clovis, Melrose, Fort Sumner, Vaughn, Santa Rosa, Tucumcari, Mosquero, Clayton, Grenville, Des Moines, Raton, Maxwell, Springer, Wagon Mound and Las Vegas.
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Santa FE
State Tax Commission
Los Lunas
Socorro
Reserve
Silver City
Lordsburg
Deming
Hot Springs
Hatch
Las Cruces
Alamogordo
Tularosa
Carrizoto
Raton
Maxwell
Springer and
Wagon Mound
Las Vegas
Drys beaten in Quay County liquor vote
Official returns from 24 of 27 precincts show Quay County voters 2 159 for retention of liquor and 1 238 against. Tucumcari city voters opposed prohibition 1 251 to 479. Rural precincts mostly dry, with high school youth campaigners defeated.
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Tucumcari
Quay County
Diry
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State News
Coronado
Clovis
Pampa
Tex
Burton Dwyre
Western Association of Highway Officials
Dwyre
Association
Hagerman News
Miss Yeager
State Nurses Assn
Budget Tour
Roswell
Lower Valley
Quay Co
Mora
Taos
Espanola
Estancia
Willard and
Mountainair
Grants and
Gallup
Farmington and Aztec
Tierra Amarilla
K.C
Aes Ag
Roswell, N. M
Pictures
Hal Roach
Victor Mature
Carole Landis
Lon Chaney, Jr
United Artists
Tumak
Akhuba
PHEE
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