All Roads for Shriners Lead to Roswell Saturday
Community event notice shows Nobles of the Mys- Parade Rie leaders chair Hinkle Reed Mulkey and John W. Minton with committee Jack Lal, Will Crawford Law rence, and Curtis Robert Dak- as organizers planning a roswell Saturday parade route and schedule.
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Shriners
Roswell
Mys- Parade Riemen
Hinkle Reed Mulkey
John W. Minton
Jack Lal
Will C. Lawrence
Curtis
Robert Dak
Three Days of Maneuvers at Camp Luna Las Vegas NM
New Mexico National Guard engineers at Camp Luna prepare for three day maneuvers after Gov Miles reviewed units. Top shooters from across the state named to a 20 man team. Lt Carlos V. Gallegos Las Vegas and Sgt Phillip J. Porter Ilsbad among high scorers. Troop E Deming wins team competition. James Flanagan Las Cruces earns gold as U.S. small bore champion.
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Las Vegas
N. M
120Th Engineers
New Mexico National Guard
Camp Luna
John E. Miles
Camp Perry
Phillip J. Porter
Ilsbad
Matt Fritz
Socorro
Carlos V. Gallegos
James Flanagan
Headquarters & Service Company
Las Cruces
Thomas J. Phillips
Headquarters and Service Company
Lajes
Set
Frank Templeton, Jr
Taos
Paul R. Schurtz
Deming
Corp
Ellis J. Ackerman
Ed. D. Kemp
Albuquerque
George S. Shriner
S. Quintana
Santa Fe
Howard G
Carlsbad
Silver City
Clovis Set
Miles
United States
Handsome Ballplayers Lead Charity Softball Clash
The Ad Club battery rivals the Lions in a beauty themed charity softball game at de Bremond Stadium next Friday night. Both teams predict a win yet humor and razzing will fuel the event, with all proceeds benefiting their boys' work projects. Admission is 25 cents.
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Ad Club
Lions
de Bremond Stadium
Encampment opens as Governor reviews event in Gallup
The sixth annual New Mexico Department Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment opened in Gallup with Governor John E. Miles reviewing a morning parade at Gallup Junior High School. He planned to fly to Raton for a county clerks convention, with the day ending in a military ball and officer elections at the conclave. The governor attended a pre encampment banquet after memorial services, and the group will choose the 1940 encampment city tomorrow in closing sessions.
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Gallup
N. M
New Mexico Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
John E. Miles
Ladies Auxiliary
Raton
New Mexico Association of
Miles
R. C. Charlton
A. L. Zinn
State Supreme Court
Las Vegas
Elks
United Postal Employees of
New Mexico
W. A. Welsh
McAlister
Tucumcari
Mr. McAlister
Claude M. Allison
Roswell
George Uez
F. E. Lucero
Espanola
Denver
Colo
Womans Club
E. L. Brown
Cahoon Armory
Tom Lane
Albuquerque
H. B. McCarter
Raph Rodriguez
Santa Fe
E. T. Kemper
Association
Milwaukee
Dozen Injured in Flint Strike Police Clash
A dozen people were injured in a clash between police and United Auto Workers pickets at Saginaw and Flint plants. Three were seriously hurt as workers sought to pressure Chevrolet No. 5 and Fisher body No. 1, crucial Buick assembly units. A police lieutenant was hit by a club, prompting dispersal of about 200 pickets. no halt in operations was indicated.
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Flint. Mich
United Auto Workers
AFL
Saginaw
Rolet
Fisher Body
Flint
Buick Assembly
Chevrolet No. 5
Chevolet
Corporation
Fisher No. 1
Buick
Fred Bossman
Nelson Wins Nat Open Golf Title
Byron Nelson won the 43rd National Open at Philadelphia Country Club in a second 18 hole playoff. He shot 70 to Craig Wood's 73 after tying with Wood and Denny Shute at 284 following 72 holes. Nelson led with an early birdie and eagle, then held a four shot edge before wobbling on the back nine to secure the title.
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Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Philadelphia Country Club
Reading
Wood
Nelson
Denny Shute
Woog
Shute
Weather Outlook for Four Corners States
Weather forecast for New Mexico shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler temps in south central areas. Colorado expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with possible showers and thunderstorms in the north and little temperature change. Arizona remains fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature variation.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Educational orders to aid war munitions program
June 12 Washington. Ten industrialists named to assist in distributing educational orders for potential war materiel makers if Congress funds the program. If a 32.5 million appropriation is approved, at least 271 plants will receive trial orders for specialized munitions with machines and tools held by the government.
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Washington
Congress
Louis Johnson
Benedict Crowell
Wilson
E. M. Allen
Mathieson Alkali Works
Carl L. Bausch
Bausch and Lomb Optical Company
Frank D. Bell
Edgewater Steel Co
William H. Coleman
Bucyrus-Erie Company
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Company
John M. Hancock
Lehman Brothers
William Knudson
General Motors Corporation
J. L. Perry
Carnegie-Illinois
Johnson
War Department
Pass Bill Money To Fight Hoppers
Washington June 12 A 175000 appropriation for control and eradication of grasshoppers was rushed through congress and sent to the White House for signature. The senate passed the bill after favorable house action. The appropriation becomes available immediately upon Roosevelt's approval. Senator Russell noted agriculture department funds for insect control were exhausted and that the grasshopper situation is very serious this year.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Russell
Agriculture Department
Official Gallon Holds Roses in Santa Fe Desk
New Mexico official gallon measure, unused since federal standards, sat on the desk of Guy Shepard, secretary to Governor Miles, today in Santa Fe. It was filled with red roses.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Guy Shepard
Miles
Roswell Methodists Join Sacramento Youth Assembly
Delegates from Roswell's First and Trinity Methodist Churches travel to Sacramento for the New Mexico Conference young people's assembly. Over 300 youths from New Mexico and parts of Texas expected, under the Board of Christian Education. Bishop Holt to speak, with Rev. Joe Scrimshire as executive secretary and Rev. Joe Emanuel as assembly Dean.
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Young People’s Assembly of the
New Mexico Conference
Methodist Assembly
Sacramento
New Mexico
Texas
Board of Christian Education of the
Joe Scrimshire
Joe Emanuel
Kermit
Roswell
First Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Roland L. Schaefer
College Dramatist to Hollywood
Alyce Johnson, Eastern New Mexico Junior College student dramatist, will leave Portales for Hollywood to work in MGM's scenario department this summer. Hired after MGM scout saw her Campus Capers musical, she previously wrote for Fanny Brice on Baby Snooks and for Al Jolson and Eddie Cantor radio programs. She conducted a 10 week Original Jingle and Rhythm program on KICA Clovis last September and plans to return next fall to teach speech at ENMJC.
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Portales
N. M
Alyce Johnson
Fanny Brice
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
KICA
Clovis
Miss Johnson
Girl killed in Hagerman train crash near Roswell
Julia Carrillo thirteen formerly of Roswell died at St Marys hospital from injuries after a train automobile collision near Hagerman Saturday evening. Isidoro Chavez severely injured. Virginia Gonzales also hurt. Car occupants Jasinto Gonzales and Irvin Carrillo unharmed. Funeral held at Saint Johns Catholic Church.
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Julia Carrillo
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hagerman
Isidoro Chavez
Capitan Mountain
Virginia Gonzales
Jasinto Gonzales
Irvin Carrillo
Elmer McKinstry
Ervin Carrillo
Diamond
Julia
Maria Gonzales
Dora C. Ortega
Austrela C. Vigil
Rosa Carrillo
Urbano Carrillo
Cresencio Carrillo
Méianuell Carrillo
Jose Carrillo
Saint John’s Catholic Church
Father Fidelis
South Park
Ballard Funeral Horfie
Britons See King and Queen Reception in U S
Britons after four days of study say King George VI and Queen Elizabeth received a proper reception in the United States. Some observers, however, critique the frankness of celebrations with cries of Hi Ya King and openly praising the royal couple in public.
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ROYAL
Hyde Park
George VI
Elizabeth
Canada
England
United States
Mrs. Roosevelt
London
Queen Elizabeth
Two Die In U S Highway 66 Crash Near Albuquerque
A Sunday morning crash on U S Highway 66 ten miles east of Albuquerque killed Mrs. Robert Robinson, 22, and Joseph P. Vest, 50. Injured were Mrs. Vest, with critical head injuries, and Robinson, who was recovering from minor injuries. The Robinsons, from Albuquerque, were returning from the mountains. Vest and his wife, from Tulsa, were en route home from California. Mrs. Robinson, formerly Mia Clarke, worked for soil conservation. Robinson recently left the Albuquerque police and then worked for New York Life.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Here
U.S. Highway 66
Robert Robinson
Joseph P. Vest
Tulsa, Okla
Vest
Robinson
Tijeras Canyon
California
Robinsons
Mia Clarke
Santa Fe
Aztec
The
Soil Conservation Service
Albuquerque Police
New York Life Insurance Company
Stars Caped by Hans Wagner In Centenial Game
National League none. American League a celebration game in Cooperstown New York saw a team led by Hans Wagner of the Pirates defeat a squad captained by Eddie Collins of the Red Sox, 4 to 2 in seven innings before 10 000 spectators. Scoring by innings shows Collinses 000 002 0 and Wagners 002 002 x.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Student Drowns At Elephant Butte Lake
James Prestidge a Hot Springs High school student drowned at Elephant Butte Lake in New Mexico. He and friend Samuel Belk from Hobart Oklahoma got exhausted after hours of swimming and disappeared in about 45 feet of water. Belk was saved by Kenneth Mims son of the lake concessionaire Edna Mae Darwin a State College student revived him with artificial respiration. Prestidge's body could not be recovered.
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Elephant Butte Lake Hot Springs
N. M
Elephant Butte Lake
James Prestidge
Prestridge
Farm Leaders Push 16 Cent Cotton Price Plan
Washington officials report farm leaders and supporters of Roosevelt's subsidized export program are exploring a government price fix for cotton if Congress rejects subsidies. A proposed domestic price of 16 cents would peg grower payments while the rest would sell at world prices. a processing tax plan and certificate scheme are also under study.
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Washington
Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Congressional
Senate-House
Admin
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Ballut Abyad Temple
N. M.camp Luna
Royal Party
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hudson Valley
Roosevelt Estate
St. James Parish
Henry St. George Tucker
Episcopal Church
J. C. Short
Custor
Ray Dorsett
Kalena
Magdalena
Dorsett
Justice of Peace
Paul Frassinet
United Postal Employees
New Mexico State College
Williams Gymnasium
H. M. Milton
H. M. Gardner
P. M. Caldwin
D. B. Jett
George Fox Mott
Alice Mott
ST. Louis
Westwood Country Club
CIO
Methodists
Sacramentos
Young People’s Assembly
Fred Blocksom
Young People’s
First Methodist
Jean Marsh
Edith Anne Brabham
Edna Earl Luttrell
Dorothy Deason
Dorothy Hoffman
Mary Frances Kemp
Mary Frances’ Burdette
Ruth Jacobs
Robert Burdette
Dewey Burnworth
Erwin Marsh
Jack Martin
Billy Hoffman
Beth Hitchcock
Trinity Methodist
Mildred Dollahan
Margaret Bragg
Ruth Schaefer
Myrtle Mae Hanes
Royce Wilson
Betty Bogard
Roland Schaefer
Thomas W. Brabham
Bishop Holt
Hollywood
Associated Press
Rhe Collinses
Wagners
Dean
Cubs
Vander Meer
Reds
S. Johnson
Phillies
Jorgens
Yankees
Grove
Red Sox
MacFayden
Bees
Allen
Indians
Berg
Hayes
Athletics
Ruel
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