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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1954

Page

2

City Council OKs equipment purchases for police and city works

The council approved buying two police radios and a 1954 Plymouth Plaza sedan from McDonald Motor Co for 1187 plus a trade-in. It also authorized a water pipe purchase of 10 000 ft with bids planned for July on uniforms, youth center floors, flood damage, and two sanitary department trucks.

McDonald Motor Co Plymouth Plaza Chevrolet McNally- Hall Roswell Auto Ford Tommy Thompson C. M. Woodbury Youth Center Missouri Ave Sanitary Department Civic Airport

Sanitary Foreman Warns on Trash Burning Hours

City sanitary foreman Gene Fisher reports complaints about burning vegetables rags and other waste that pollutes the air. Burning is allowed only 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., and a law prohibits throwing refuse into streets or alleys unless in proper containers, though courthouse square containers are often ignored by beer and liquor bottle disposers.

Gene Fisher Fisher Courthouse Square

Roswell Mayor Considers Official City Greeter Role

Mayor Bert Ballard, since taking office April 19, has faced many invitations to sign proclamations and attend sundry functions. To handle duties, aldermen have doubled for him at City Council meetings and events, with thanks extended to Jack Russell and Max Shepherd among others.

Bert Ballard Roswell Ballard Jack Russell Horace Heidt Max Shepherd

Roswell Boys State Program Set for June 6 13

Nine Roswell boys join 250 statewide delegates at the statewide Boys State program this summer. The event runs June 6 to 13 and includes activities to teach state government structure and operation.

Roswell

Airport activity and fuel usage rise in May

May reports show 1 585 aircraft landings and 7 389 gallons of gasoline sold at the civic airport. Of the fuel, 5 260 gallons were 80 87 octane and 2 128 gallons were 91 96 octane. Hangar relocation work began May 28 after an approval delay from the Civil Aeronautics Administration in Phoenix. The shop section is 80 percent dismantled and footings are being formed.

Civic Airport Civil Aeronautics Administration Phoenix

Boys State TV Program Slated On Sunday

KSWS TV will air a 30 minute film Sunday from 4 to 4 30 showing activities of Boy s State held annually at the School of Mines in Socorro Boys are chosen from high schools statewide to attend for a week each summer.

Ksws-Tv School of Mines Socorro

Two Republican Headquarters Planned for New Mexico Campaign

State Republican Chairman M. B. Johns says two offices will be kept for the campaign. One will be in Albuquerque and the other in Santa Fe, sharing space with county organizations on the plaza.

Santa FE M. B. Johns Albuquerque

Flash Flood Strains City Rolling Equipment and Ditches

The Roswell city council session discussed lingering flood effects from mid May. Alderman Littell pressed Manager Woodbury on city trucks and loaders, sewer work, and silt buildup from the Hondo east to Virginia. The manager cited repairs, a misdirected pipe, and double duty for the loader. Plans for an 80 foot right of way along the Pioneer Ditch area were noted to curb future downpours.

Roswell Max Littell C. M. Woodbury Littell Elgin Pioneer

City Nurse Reports May Activities in City

Ella Yeager city nurse reports to the City Council on May duties: 90 hours on duty, 28 clinic hours, and 610 miles. Visits covered tuberculosis and venereal disease cases, immunizations, maternal and child health, morbidity, and Red Cross and state health conferences.

Ella Yeager American Red Cross

Property Owner's Problem Referred to City Committee

A property owner, H. E. Prince of Tilden and Sunset, had his case sent to the building and land committee by the City Council. The issue involves a V shaped 50 by 140 foot lot and a house nine feet too close to the property line after a sidewalk permit prompt moved the structure east, a discrepancy found during a neighborhood survey.

City Planning and Zoning ‘Commission Building and Land Committee H. E. Prince Tilden Sunset Prince Tom Mann

City collections rise with May 1954 gains

City reports May 1954 water sewer and trash charges total 50 633 98 up from 1953 36 232 20. Water pumped rose from 195 540 700 to 253 718 000 gallons for May 1954. Average daily use 140 197 300 gallons. New services 65 meters repaired 100 gas inspection 44 sewer inspection 70. Prince zoning panel recommends moving house 12.2 feet west to keep front yard setback.

City Seeks Payment From Plumbers Owing City Fees

City Council set an August 15 deadline to settle unpaid fees from about nine or ten plumbers, totaling roughly $2,000. Alderman Roy V. Tyner noted one plumber owes $1,100 and warned of action if arrangements are unsatisfied.

Roy V. Tyner

Mrs D E Boyle Joins Husband in Frankfurt Germany

Mrs D E Boyle formerly Patricia Ann Bellamah has arrived in Frankfurt to join Lt. Boyle of the 82nd Airborne Division. The lieutenant is a 1953 graduate of New Mexico Military Institute. Mrs Boyle sailed from New York May 24 and arrived June 2 in Frankfurt.

D. E. Boyle Patricia Ann Bellamah Frankfurt Germany Lieutenant Boyle 82Nd Airborne Division New Mexico Military Institute Boyle New York

City Plans Bid Sale of Surplus Copper and Brass

Alderman Roy V. Tyner urges the city to solicit bids and sell its surplus copper and brass before loss. He notes one offer of 19 cents a pound and believes higher offers may be possible.

Roy V. Tyner

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Mer Harry F. Burkstaller Roswell High School St. Peter’s Catholic High School Dexter High School Jeanie Fields RHS B. F. Fields Kiwanis Club Mercine Schmid St. Peter’s School Jacob Schmid St. Peter’s P.T.A Janet Purdy P. J. Purdy la Honda Kiwanis Alene Mann Rotary Club Thelma Kunkel Oscar Kunkel Dexter Dexter Woman’s Club Janice Grant W. H. Grant Linda Heine B. F. Heine East Grand Plains Roswell Woman’s Club Joanne Gregg Dale Gregg B.&p.w. Club Sunky Holt Ruby Johns Sertoma Club Sylvia Blea Donna Lynn Cox Ann McEvoy Joy Grace Miller Betty Taylor Jeannie White Judith Green Joyce Johnson Bond Kentucky Bourbon Rane Sfort, Kentucky Prince, Planning and Zoning Commission Quickhome Sales CO 14Th and Calhoun Santa Fe Heights Husband Phillips Phillips Petroleum Company U. S S.A 1Um Company
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