Five Thousand Dollar Bribe Probe Ties Fight Fix to Garden
New York DA investigates a $5,000 bribe offer to Bobby Jones of Oakland to throw the June 11 Madison Square Garden bout against Jo Giardello. Jones and manager deny knowledge of any offer while Dist Atty Frank Hogan declines comment. Corum cites the NYSA Commission chair as receiving the alleged fix tip.
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New York
Bobby Jones
Oakland
Calif
Jo Giardello
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Bill Corum
New York Journal American
Jones
Associated Press
California
Bob Melnick
Melnick
Frank Hogan
Corum
Hogan
Robert Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
Amendment vote on public housing plan passes 66 to 16
Senator Anderson of New Mexico voted for the Knowland amendment in Eisenhower's housing program. Senator Chavez was not recorded. The amendment passed 66 to 16.
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Washington
Anderson
D-Nm
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Eisenhower
Chavez
Las Vegas Attorney Named New Mexico Handicapped Person of the Year
W Morris Shillinglaw of Las Vegas has been selected as New Mexico Handicapped Person of the Year by the Governors Council for the Handicapped. An attorney and state legislator, he is immobilized from head to feet by rheumatoid arthritis and was nominated by the Las Vegas Rotary Club. He joins a group from 48 states considered for the national Handicapped Person of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Governor’s Council For the Handicapped
W. Morris Shillinglaw
New Mexico
Shillinglaw
Rotary Club
Adventists Praised for Civil Defense Work at World Conference
President Eisenhower and the National Civil Defense Director commended the Seventh Day Adventists for valuable contributions in civil defense in telegrams read at the World Conference yesterday in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
National Civil Defense Director
Seventh - Day Adventists
Church
Office of Defense Mobilization Rejects Aluminum Expansion Plan
The Office of Defense Mobilization decided not to promote the long-debated 200 million dollar third round expansion of the aluminum industry. Government informants reported today.
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Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
Radio Hams Convene for Fourth Annual Fest in Silver City
About 200 radio amateurs from New Mexico Texas Colorado and Arizona converge on Silver City for the Fourth Annual Radio Ham Fest and Picnic scheduled tomorrow.
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Silver City
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle 200, calves 50, market not fully established due to thin offerings. Hogs 800 with barrows and gilts 25.25–26.00 for 190–240 lb, 23.25–24.75 for 250–285 lb, some 25.00 at 250 lb, sows 19.75–20.50 for 310–350 lb, most over 400 lb at 17.25–18.50. Sheep 100 with few offerings, lambs 20.00–25.50, utility ewes 4.50–6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Market Summary and Cotton Futures Close
Stocks and commodities quotes show mixed actions with several energy and utility issues down slightly while others steady. Cotton futures in New York closed with gains and midsession shifts, July at 34.27 to 34.29, Dec at 34.13, May 34.28, and spot middling at 35.35.
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Cotton Market New York
Wool futures hold steady in New York market
Wool futures closed unchanged to one and a third cents higher with July at 161.8 and October at 174.5. Certificated wool spots marked 161.5N. Wool tops futures gained three to one and two tenths cents with October at 209.3 to 209.4 and December at 208.0. Certificated wool tops 205.5N.
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Wool Market
New York
Thief Netted 300 Dollars in Bar Breakin
A thief stole between 300 and 400 dollars from the Horseshoe Bar at 102 S Main St. Entrance was gained through the roof and an air conditioning system. The register was left unlocked, police said this morning.
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Horseshoe Bar
S. Main St
Tommy Thompson
Twining to Visit Clovis Air Base for Inspection
General Nathan F. Twining Air Force chief of staff will visit Clovis Air Force Base on June 11 to inspect the facility. He will be accompanied by Senator Dennis Chavez during the visit.
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Clovis
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Clovis Air Force Base
Dennis Chavez
Burran Bros. Submit Low Bid for Carlsbad Armory Addition
Burran Bros. of Clovis submitted what appears to be the low bid for the Carlsbad Armory addition project. The bid amount is listed as 56,225 dollars, according to an announcement from Maj. Gen. C. G. Sage, adjutant general.
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LOW Armory
Santa FE
Burran Bros
Clovis
Carlsbad
C. G. Sage
Cash for Labor Welfare Bill Advances in House
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $1,948,946,011 funding package for the Labor and Welfare Departments for the fiscal year starting July 1. Roswell Junior High faculty member H. L. Stone sponsors a student Washington trip, with eligibility for junior and senior high students. The bus departs Roswell June 17 and returns June 30. Call Stone at 5308.
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Labor, Welfare
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Labor and Welfare Departments
H. L. Stone
Roswell Junior High School
Washington, D. C
Roswell
Call Stone
Mrs. Bertha Haley Rites Set for Sunday
Funeral services for 80 year old Mrs. Bertha Rebecca Haley are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at Ballard Chapel. Rev. Hugh Jordan will officiate with church choir singing. Burial will follow in South Park Cemetery beside her husband William H. Haley who died in 1944. Pallbearers include Lloyd Haun Opal Walker Lee Green B F Dennis Bud Taylor W J McMillan and honorary pallbearers James Grantham C Cole Ern George W R York A L Fales and Roy Jernigan.
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Bertha Rebecca Haley
Ballard Chapel
Hugh Jordan
the Nazarene Church
South Park Cemetery
William H. Haley
Lloyd Haun
Opal Walker
Lee Green
B. F. Dennis
Bud Taylor
W. J. McMillen
Darnell Nominated as Handicapped Person of the Year
Darnell Nominated as Handicapped. Joe W. Darnell a Roswell veterans service officer receives a nomination from John D. Dean Jr. for the nation's handicapped person of the year. Dean notes his disability from tuberculosis and his active work promoting employment of handicapped workers locally with the New Mexico Employment Service and Veterans groups.
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Joe W. Darnell
Veterans Service
Roswell
John D. Dean Jr
New Mexico Employment Service
Dean
Billie Vliet Nicholson
Albuquerque
Governor’s Council For the Handicapped
New Mexico
Darnell
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Associated Veterans Council of
Chaves County
New Mexico Veterans Service Commission
Hospital Admissions and Births at St Marys and Local Units
Admitted June 3 and 4 list multiple patients at St Marys Hospital including Miss Mary Mullis and Miss Willy Russell with addresses in Carlsbad Hagerman and nearby areas. Dismissals on June 3 and 4 name several patients and a baby. Osteopathic unit lists Mrs Martin Sedillo and Mrs Claude Hobbs. Births to Martin Sedillo and Claude Hobbs couples, both girls. WAFB births June 3 include families Lindgren Anderson Reinold with two girls and a boy.
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ST. Mary’s
Mary Mullis
S. Kentucky Ave
Thomas Shaffer
N. Lake
Carlsbad
Willy Russell
Missouri Ave
Marie Cheslock
S. Cahoon Ave
Bobby Chrisman
Hagerman
Mary Craig
Sue Clardy
Emma McClure
Pietown
N. M
Peggy Holland
W. Seventh St
Sim Christy
James L. Murray
Bony Mendoza
Jesse Oliver
Taylor Golden and Baby
Clarence Pearson
Paul Vigil
Billy Ratliff
Martin S. Sedillo
E. Bland St
Claude Hobbs
Wafb
Donald Lindgren
S. Sherman Ave
Leonard Anderson
N. Main
Donald Reinold
N. Penn Ave
Santa Fe Bid Award Delayed For Asylum Kitchen Remodel
Robert E. Mc Kee of Santa Fe and El Paso submitted the low bid of 110730 dollars to remodel and equip kitchen facilities at the State Insane Asylum. Award was delayed while the Asylum Board studied the situation.
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Santa FE
Robert E. McKee
el Paso
Asylum Board
Four Puerto Ricans Face Trial For House Shooting
The four self-styled Puerto Rican independence fighters faced assault with intent to kill charges after spraying pistol shots into the House of Representatives on March 1. Witnesses included Doorkeeper W Swein Elgin and Rep James Van Zandt as Congressmen spoke of rushed subduing efforts and injuries.
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Washington
House of Representatives
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Kenneth A. Roberts
D-Ala
Lolita Lebron
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Frank B. Wise
Takoma Park
Figueroa
Capitol
Usher L. Burdick
R-Mich
Flan ders urges McCarthy ouster to boost GOP
Senator Flanders says the Republican Party should publicly remove Senator McCarthy from the campaign to improve chances in November elections. He notes some leaders view the Wisconsin senator as an asset despite the push for elimination.
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McCarthy
Orlando
Fla
Sen. Flanders
Sen
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Hughes to Expand Missile Plant South of Tucson
Hughes Aircraft Co announced a $1 616 600 expansion of its guided missile plant immediately south of Tucson. The project will add 22 buildings in a final production phase not previously performed here, with a six month completion target and tight security around the new area. Existing output includes the F89 Falcon air to air guided missile.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hughes Aircraft Co
Hughes
Operators Report Oklahoma City Oilfield Activity Rise
State oil operators show a rise in oilers and total completions from the prior week. Research Oil Reports records 209 operations finalized versus 171 previously, indicating growing activity in the Oklahoma City area.
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Oklahoma City
Research Oil Reports
Lion Mistreated Says in Suit Against MGM
Genoa veterinarian Dr. Germano Borsa filed in the Genoa Tribunal alleging MGM mistreated a live lion used in an advertising sound truck tour across Italy. He claims the animal suffered from confinement and malnutrition during the promotional tour.
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Genoa
Italy
Germano Borsa
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Film Co
Borsa
M-G-M
Mechem to Officiate Santa Fe Paved Pueblo Road
Gov. Mechem will preside at the opening of an eight mile paved stretch serving Santo Domingo Pena Blanca and Cochiti. The celebration includes a 22 mile race featuring more than 30 foreign made sports cars.
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Mechem
Santa FE
Santo Domingo
Pena Blanca
Cochiti
Deming Depot shower building bids invited by GSA
The General Services Administration invites bids for a wood frame and corrugated iron shower building at the Deming Purchase Depot in Deming New Mexico. Bids due by June 9 at the GSA Regional Office Denver.
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Denver
General Services Administration
Deming Purchase Depot
Deming
N. M
GSA
Denver Federal Center
Drunken Driving Case Leads $150 Fine in Police Court
Fines totaling 175 were imposed in Police Court. One man named John W Hawthorne received a 150 fine for driving while intoxicated. Two additional defendants charged with drunkenness paid a combined 25.
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John W. Hawthorne
Santa Fe Licenses Revoked or Suspended
Santa Fe Drivers License Division revoked or suspended 34 drivers licenses between May 24 and May 28. The action affects multiple drivers as part of routine licensing enforcement across the period.
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Santa FE
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