Greetings to Boys State delegates and notes on various items
A mixed retrospective column highlights the transition from Girls State to Boys State delegates, praises the American Legion and its Auxiliary for their programs, and covers topics from a Japan base incident to local events in Roswell including the Pecos Valley Horse Show. The piece also comments on NM politics, social observations, a Washington cherry tree anecdote, and local anecdotes.
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Boys State
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Roswell
State hides names of delinquent sales tax debtors
In Santa Fe a ruling shields about 3000 firms and individuals owing over a million dollars in delinquent sales tax. Lien records exist but may not be publicly viewable, sparking contrast with common practice of publishing non-payers and tax scofflaws.
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Santa FE
Charlie Barker
Bureau of Revenue
Chislers
Sap
Remembering Jim Glasscock and Alpine journalism ties
A reminiscence highlights Jim Glasscock publisher of the Alpine Avalanche, recalling his leadership, wartime service, and days at the El Paso Times. The note shares personal details, ties to South Texas, and mentions Sul Ross State College in Alpine, Brewster County, Texas.
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Jim Glasscock
Alpine Avalanche
Publishers Auxiliary
Jim
Texas Panhandle
el Paso Times
Alpine
South
Texas
Glasscock
Edinburg
Hidalgo County
Roswell
Brewster
Big Bend
Mexico
Sul Ross State College
Muhlstein Spins Upgraded Role After Artesia Stint
Former KSVP stringer Dave Muhlstein, once in Artesia, gains prominence with a Dallas radio station after collaborating on a Dallas tornado feature in The Quill. Colleagues recall his relentless, around the clock work ethic and new high profile.
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Dave Muhlstein
Artesia
KSVP
Quill, Organ
Dallas Tornado
Muhlstein
Dallas
Drivers Question How Many Bodies Do They Think They Have
People joke about their driving mirrors and steering as if counting lives, reflecting on risky habits and the perception of control behind the wheel.
Budget cuts threaten meat inspections and higher prices
A $2,132,000 reduction in the meat inspection budget may fire 150 inspectors and slow packing lines, raising beef lamb and pork prices for housewives. Secretary Benson sought $18.7 million for 1957 58 with 192 inspectors. House cut to $16.6 million, risking job losses and supply disruptions across 1 241 plants in 499 cities.
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Washington
Benson
Meat Inspection Service
House of Representatives
A. R. Miller
Senate
House
Miller
Los
Dawes resigns as head of Reconstruction Finance Corp
Twenty five years ago on June 9 1932 Charles G Dawes quit his post as chief of the Reconstruction Finance Corp to return to Chicago and his bank C J Franks sold a 100 by 75 foot Main Street Fifth Avenue corner lot to Standard Oil Co of California Will Purdy opened a branch furniture store in Ruidoso and Montgomery Ward & Co advertised a new bicycle the Trailblazer priced at 29 50
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Dick Neuberger
Oregon
Hyde Pk
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herman Kahn
Neuberger
Pacific Northwest
Kahn
Moscow
South America
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
People’s Progressive Party
Japan
Atic
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Chicago
C. J. Franks
Main and
Fifth
Standard Oil Co
California
Montgomery Ward & Co
Laughing at yesterday styles in television ads
Lexington Herald notes style shifts from yesterday to today as new buy or die television commercials draw public attention and humor. The brief comment frames evolving media tones and consumer culture.
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Lexington Herald
Iowa State students tour farms in New Mexico to start six thousand mile trip
Albert Stubbs hosts 33 Iowa State College agricultural students at Roswell from 8 a.m. to 10 30 a.m. on June 25. They will traverse about 6500 miles, visiting New Mexico, the southern tier states toward the Atlantic, then northeast to New York before returning to Ames July 19. They spend June 24 night at Norton Hotel. Texans cease marrying in New Mexico due to a new premarital exam law effective June 7. The Atomic Blast at Walker AFB changes to slick paper with photos. Sg t Whittingham arrives in Naples, Italy, after serving at Walker AFB. D-Day anniversary recalled with description of the 1944 air armada.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Roswell
al Woodburn
New Mexico
Atlantic Coast
New York
Norton Hotel
Texas
Justices of the Peace
Chaves County
Death of T Sgt Eugene S Morgan at Wurtsmith AFB
T Sgt Eugene Spencer Morgan, formerly stationed at Walker Air Force Base, died recently at his duty station Wurtsmith AFB Michigan where he served after World War II. He is survived by his wife Pauline Morgan of Deming and three daughters. They were married in March.
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Eugene Spencer Morgan
Walker Air Force Base
Wurtsmith Afb
Mich
Pauline Morgan
S. Silver Ave
Deming
Morgan
Polio cases in New Mexico show early vaccine impact
By June 1 this year New Mexico reported eight polio cases to the state health department versus seven in 1956. The five year median for this date is ten cases, suggesting Salk vaccine may be reducing incidence already.
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New Mexico Department of Public ‘Health
Hobbs News-Sun Humorous Take on Hangovers and Drives
Phil News jokes that a hangover is a head occupied by what wasn’t used the night before. He also dubs drive in theaters as places where a man goes to shut off the ignition and test his clutch.
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Hobbs News-Sun
Phil News
Marine Cpl Murphy Completes San Diego School Training
Marine Corporal Francis X. Murphy son of Mr and Mrs F X Murphy of 406 South Sea Avenue recently graduated from the Machinery Repairman School at the Naval Training Center San Diego California in a ceremony that marked the completion of his training for service duties.
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Francis X. Murphy
F.X. Murphy
S. Sea Ave
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Dr Van Dellen Addresses Accident Prevention And Costs
Dr Van Dellen cautions space limits questions on disease prevention and offers personal replies via stamped self addressed envelopes. He notes motor vehicle fatalities surpassed 40 000 last year with about 2 000 more than 1955 and many survivors endure long hospital stays and surgeries. He calls for more highway police and safety measures while acknowledging no single solution.
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van Dellen
Can a Fetus Catch Mumps From a Pregnant Mother
The reply states uncertainty until birth, noting the fetus may be affected only if delivery occurs during maternal mumps. It adds that such cases are remote and have been reported in some newborns when mothers developed mumps near delivery.
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Mrs. C
Foot difficulty raises toes but drops them with push
C D reports trouble with the left foot cannot lift toes fully and must push them down. Possible causes include nerve or muscle issues, tendon tightness, or conditions affecting foot mobility. Seek medical evaluation for a physical exam and targeted tests.
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C. D
Unclear Foot Nerve Detail in Patient Observation
The speaker notes an unusual effect where even a paralyzed foot toes drop due to gravity and questions whether the reference is to cramping. No further context provided about diagnosis or condition.
Sneeze etiquette: why people say God bless you
A brief look at the custom of saying God bless you after a sneeze. It covers historical beliefs about health, superstition, and social politeness that preserved calm and courtesy in crowded or close settings.
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J. E
Mouth Breath Blessing Against Demons in Old Belief
A fragment notes ancient ideas that illness or death came from spirits entering through the mouth. It mentions a blessing used when a person’s mouth was open for a sneeze, believed to offer protection.
Does leg burning signal pernicious anemia
A reader asks if leg burning marks pernicious anemia and learns other nervous system or circulatory issues can cause the sensation. The reply urges medical examination for an accurate diagnosis and cautions against assuming a specific condition based on partial symptoms.
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F. P
Roswell Daily Rates and Delivery Terms
Roswell Daily records subscription prices for advance, motor route, and longer terms in New Mexico counties. The paper publishes weekday evenings from 424 North Main Street Roswell, with Sunday morning edition and AP News access.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
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