New Mexico Farmers Face Poor Outlook From Floods and Hail
Legislative leaders meet as strawberry crops ripen and markets loom. Rain and flooding along the Rio Grande hurt calves, lambs, and chickens in Roosevelt county. Pecos region crops like cotton and alfalfa suffer, with replanting or harvests uncertain. Pinto beans, barley, and potatoes also struggle as wet weather chills hopes for normal yields across Luna, Dona Ana, and surrounding areas.
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Curry
Rio Grande
Roosevelt County
Portales
Pecos
Luna
Dona Ana
Miles Declines Involvement in Governor Race
Santa Fe reports Governor John E. Miles stating he will not back any candidate for governor. He emphasizes no use of his influence for any postulants and notes the field remains open with governors typically chosen well before primaries. Miles focuses on state and national defense issues.
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Santa FE
John E. Miles
Miles
Feild
One Real Patriot Major Macy Moves After Letter
One Real Patriot Major Glen Macy, a leading figure in the aircraft spotting service set to become chief soon, was moved this morning by a letter from an unnamed source. The note prompted reflection on duty and future plans amid ongoing service developments.
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Glen Macy
Reclining ex-serviceman volunteers as spotter in New Mexico rodeos
Ik W McCook of Roswell, bedfast with tuberculosis, offers to serve as a full time spotter. Major Macy notes the novel pitfall and informs Mayor Tom Hall, who may assign him to recumbent duty at roundups across New Mexico. Cowboys perform for glory with small cash prizes and night shows enabled by modern lighting.
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W. McCook
East
Jefferson
Roswell
McCook
England
Major Macy
Macy
Tom Hall
Hall
New Mexico
Alamo Reservoir Proves Its Value During New Mexico Floods
The Alamo reservoir at Fort Sumner spills as Pecos River melt moves downstream toward Texas. The spillbacked water stretches for miles, while downstream residents from Red Bluff face wet feet. The piece argues for rational use of flash flood waters and praises the Alamo for buffering impacts.
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New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Fort Sumner
Pecos River
Texas
Red Bluff
Hondo
Real Amateur Rodeo at Fort Sumner Draws Cowhand Crowd
M. H. Cook notes the annual Fourth of July rodeo at Fort Sumner, billed as the most interesting event in the country where professionals are barred. Real cow hands compete in authentic old-time rodeo work from the range.
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M. H. Cook
Fort Sumner
Weather Note Highlights Bountiful Apple Harvest in San Juan County
A weather report from Santa Fe notes San Juan County shows the only bright sign in a poor year for farmers with the state’s largest fruit crop, especially apples, promising a bumper harvest. The update underscores regional disparities and a notable fruit yield in that county.
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Will Robinson
Santa FE
San Juan County
Collection of Personal Taxes Ends in New Mexico Action
The Santa Fe report notes Caesar Sebastian ordering personal tax collection, with county treasurers and sheriffs now required to execute delinquent lists and warrants. The move ends lax practices, though it may provoke resistance in some counties as enforcement begins.
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Will Robinson
Santa FE
County Officers Association
Albuquerque
Jimmie Caldwell
Caesar Sebastian
Heck
East Side
New Mexico
End of the Famous Southwest Outlaw The Kid
The text reflects on the burial of a famed southwestern outlaw known as The Kid. It notes that Silva, in his later years blind and cared for by his daughter-in-law Mrs Frank Silva, is laid to rest under six feet of soil. The piece praises truthful Spanish-era figures and hints at cautious official approval of actions taken.
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Southwest
Passing of MacKay at ENMC Portales
The retirement of Donald MacKay from Eastern New Mexico College Portales is noted as ending a landmark era in the Southwest. His leadership built a strong institution and his absence will be felt. ENMC will endure with the good he did. The column references statewide referendum talk on a $1 million capitol office building, noting Bernalillo county actions and the political dynamics involved.
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MacKay
Donald MacKay
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
Southwest
ENMC
Bernalillo County
Roosevelt Warns Axis to Stay From Azores in Address
In a Washington radio address President Roosevelt warns Axis powers to keep away from Atlantic islands including the Azores and Cape Verde. He notes the Azores’ volcanic, rugged landscape and their role as a base for air services from America to Europe via Horta Fayal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Azores
Cape Verde
North Atlantic Ocean
Portugal
Horta
Fayal
Air Carminal
America
Europe
Daily Crossword Across L
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries for a large themed crossword. The list includes varied terms from nocturnal birds to legal terms and nautical words, with several country and gear related hints. The crossword references places such as New York and Peru and items like coffins and beets, forming a broad set of definitions.
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Wich
John W. McCormack
Sam Rayburn
Henry A. Wallace
Walter F. George
White House
Congress
House
Massachusetts
Georgia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Billy the
Jesus Maria Silva
Ft. Sumner
Mr. Bonney
Old Mexico
Arkansas
Frank Dobies
Silva
Babe Ruth
Gehrig Bier
Lou Gehrig
New York City
Iron Horse
Ruth
Wards Sporting Goods Department
Roswell, N. M
F.D. R
Island of Fayal
The
Late Kaiser
Princess Hermine
Doorn
Willhelm II
Germany
Holland
Louie Heick
H. B. Maddux
Tco
Allan Haggard
the Foundation Investment
G. K. Richardson
Jake Hinch
North Richardson and
P. S
Velma Kincaid
Daily Crossword
Arid
Seize
Siberian
New York
Kelp
Peru
Ize
Folger's
Sross-Miller
West Fourth St
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