Politicos Wonder If Sen Carl Hatch Is Slipping A Bit
In Santa Fe rumors swirl about Senator Hatch’s strength and who might challenge him next year. Governor Miles says he has no craving for the Senate seat but could influence the race. A push also grows to keep the New Mexico State park near Portales open for training uses, recreation, and local pilots, despite a tight budget.
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Carl Hatch
Santa FE
Clovis Statesman
John Miles
Hatch
Democratic Party
Miles
State Park
New Mexico State Park
Portales
Clovis
CCC
CAA
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales Flying Club
Hatch Act resentment and NM politics in 1942 race
Extreme party figures oppose the Hatch Act and its potential enforcement in New Mexico. Representative Lillard Homan of Terance county proposed further drastic legislation extending Hatch concept, impacting Hatch and current leaders. observers believe Senator Hatch will rely on campaigning skill in 1942 as tensions rise.
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Hatch
New Mexico
Lillard Homan
Terance County
Local defense training spreads across New Mexico towns
R. E. Holzer, coordinator of National Defense, praises training of amateur firefighters in state departments. Gallup organized volunteers independently, with Clovis, Raton, Clayton, Estancia, Farmington, Willard, Maxwell and Lordsburg joining under Holzer. Tucumcari will soon start. The program aims to prepare volunteers to respond to incendiary bombings or sabotage fires.
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National Defense
Gallup
Clovis
Raton
Clayton
Estancia
Farmington
Willard
Maxwell
Lordsburg
Holzer
Tucumcari
Reese's Big Trout At El Vado Displayed In Window
Enthusiastic chatter followed Randolph Reese as a 26 inch trout he caught at El Vado dam in northern New Mexico was shown in an ice cake in Central Hardware Company window. He fished with his father G L Reese on the outing.
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Randolph Reese
el Vado
New Mexico
Central Hardware Company
G. L. Reese
Fire Department Volunteers Lose Fixed Salaries
A note mentions fire department volunteers not receiving a definite salary and anticipates future technical instructions at all points.
Typhoid Immunizations Stir Carlsbad After Flood
Santa Fe health and military officials weigh typhoid immunization amid post flood concerns in Carlsbad. Dr. O E Puckett meets resistance from some doctors while about 10 000 shots have been given in the region and Velarde reports only two or three typhoid cases.
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Santa Fe
Carlsbad
O. E. Puckett
Eddy
Velarde
Carlsbadites
Taos Tackles Rabies With Dog Vaccination Push
Taos committee led by Dr. Ashley Pond promotes vaccinating all dogs and removing those not treated. Dr. T. I. Means from Santa Fe visits Taos weekly to spread the message. Immunization is generally effective but not failproof, with control efforts to be kept for three months after the last case.
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Ashley Pond
Taos
T. I. Means
Santa Fe
Fido
Scouts Gain Weight At Summer Camp Wehinahpay
Field Scout Executive Sam Henry reports strong growth at Camp Wehinahpay closing last Sunday. Eastern New Mexico Area Council ensures quality meals with ample portions and balanced diets. Thirteen weatherproof bunk houses provide healthful, safe lodging for about eight Scouts each. The Roswell Dexter Hagerman and Lincoln county camp runs June 15 to 22 at a cost of five dollars per Scout with transport to be announced on June 12.
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Wehinahpay
Sam Henry
Eastern
Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Lincoln County
Ride a Bike Rent a 1941 Knee-action Bicycle
A vintage 1941 Knee-action Bicycle is advertised for rent at 203 North Ky, inviting riders to experience classic cycling.
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