Rejections of Selectees in New Mexico
Dr Walter Stevenson, state medical officer, says New Mexico shows similar rejection rates to other states. Of 7866 examined, 53.1 percent accepted, 21 percent deferred, 25.9 percent rejected. Mental and language deficiency rising due to broader exemptions. malnutrition cited in nationwide figures.
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Robinson Santa
Selective Service
New Mexico
Walter Stevenson
Rester
Stevenson
National Selective Service
Shortage of Workers Drives Caution in New Mexico Farms
Major Harry S Bowman head of the selective service man power division says New Mexico faces a 15.7 percent shortage in farm and ranch labor. Local boards should protect essential agricultural work to avoid disrupting wool cattle and food production. The state plans to consider instructions for handling the next group of men turning 21.
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New Mexico
Washington
Harry S. Bowman
Selective Service
R. C. Charlton
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Bowman
Oil Pipe Lines Fear Picks Up In New Mexico
In a Washington flashback the Lea county New Mexico oil fields and Texas were discussed for a planned large pipe line to tide water. The warning noted many oil field workers are young men nearing Selective Service ages and cautioned against drawing on these workers for the construction effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Washington
Lea County
Texas
Frontier Spirit Drives Free Enterprise Ethos
Quote-backed reflection on American capitalism and individual initiative fueling progress. Emphasizes self-reliance as a benefit to neighbors, portraying the frontier mindset as core to the nation’s economic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Jarnagin in Dexter
A surprise birthday luncheon greeted Mrs P E Jarnagin with guests including Mrs Harris Jarnagin and Mrs Luna Vickers. The party featured a floor lamp gift and a sweet course as attendees offered best wishes for many future birthdays.
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P. E. Jarnagin
Harris Jarnagin
P. E. Sarnain
T. M. Iris
Una Vickers
F . Sadler
E. Jarnagin
P. B. Jarnagin
Amon Rutledge
Mary Bible
Harry Holley
George Weaver
Frank Reinecke
Blanch Pollock
George Lewis
H. C. Garrison
Luna Vickers
T. M. Harris
Frank Parks
Lloyd McNabb
Sam Glass
Claude Pollard
Edd Bunch
A. Pritchard
Haskel
Texas
John Starling
John Bailey
O. W. Phillips
Sam Hammon
Gene Autrey
Imogene Phillips
Glyn Starling
Mrs Bailey Returns From Portales Visit And Updates On Jarnagin
Miss Adeleen Bailey comes home from Portales after visiting friends. Mrs. Dennis Jarnagin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Jarnagin of Dexter, shows improvement after a serious operation and is back in Oakland California. A war transport oil note urges tanker use and pipe line plans from Houston to Hobbs amid Roosevelt warning on restricted oil use.
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Adeleen Bailey
Portales
Dennis Jarnagin
Oakland
Calif
P. E. Jarnagin
Dexter
Santa Fe
Houston
Hobbs
Roosevelt
What’s Going On In Airplane Making
Washington reports that government defense spending aims to expand bomber production toward 50 000 and 80 000 aircraft with 500 to 1000 heavy bombers monthly. The shift supports England and hemispheric air strength while preparing for potential interhemispheric operations if war expands. Engineers work on longer range designs like the B-19 and discuss German plans, with emphasis on bases near the Americas and sealed fuselage planes for high altitude bombing.
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Devon Francis Washington
Special News Service
Armed Services
United States
England
Washington
Europe
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Germany
Hemisphere Defense Fund
Miles to Consider Daylight Saving Time for State
SAN LA FE New Mexico June 4 Governor Miles said he would consider Secretary Ickes suggestion to adopt Daylight Saving Time to conserve electricity. He added he will first determine if the action saves energy in New Mexico and if so will follow federal recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San LA FE
N. M
Miles
Ickes
New Mexico
Search party aided by bloodhounds reaches Springer
Santa Fe New Mexico June 4 state police captain A B Martinez and patrolman M C De Baca departed for Springer with three state penitentiary bloodhounds to join in the hunt for a man described as running wild.
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Santa FE
N. M
A. B. Martinez
M. C. de Baca
Springer
State Penitentiary
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