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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1939

Page

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Hand Woven Rug for Museum by NYA at Los Lunas

The rug in the recom is hand woven from vegetable dyed hand spun wool and was made for the Museum by the National Youth Administration at Los Lunas. Two light fixtures beside the powder mirror were cut in punched tin by Eddie Delgado, renowned Santa Fe tinsmith on the Federal Art Project. The ceiling light is tin decorated with painted glass, an old art in New Mexico.

Roswell Museum Federal Art Center New Mexico Amato Old Mexico National Youth Administration Los Lunas Eddie Delgado Santa Fe Federal Art Project

Sidewalk project in Hobbs New Mexico approved

Hobbs city council approved a $67 000 sidewalk project with the city engineer's plan. An ordinance permits protests by July 10 and allows owners to build their own sidewalks within 30 days if preferred. If 51 percent protest, project faces delay. otherwise it proceeds as scheduled.

Hobbs N. M

Coal Tax Heavy on Bituminous Producers in 1937

The total coal industry taxes in 1937 topped 55 million dollars, equal to 12.6 cents per ton of 1938 production, rising over 1936 by more than 50 percent. The tax includes property, Social Security, and workers compensation and the Federal consumption tax but excludes income, excess profits, and capital stock taxes.

Weirkmen U. S

Guilty of Sale Liquor to Indians in Santa Fe

In Santa Fe on June 6 Charles T. Bowling of Cuba and Homer Johnson of Gallup were sentenced to 90 days in jail by Federal Judge Colin Neblett after pleading guilty to selling liquor to Indians. Frank Chino of Gallup received three years probation. Sophia Sanchez of Gallup pleaded innocent to a related charge and was ordered held.

Santa FE N. M Charles T. Bowling Cuba Homer Johnson Gallup Colin Neblett Frank Chino Sophia Sanchez

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