Funeral Mass Set for Mrs. Carolina Nieto in Roswell
Funeral services for 77 year old Mrs. Carolina M Nieto will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St John s Church with Rev Regis Carpel O F M officiating. Burial follows at South Park Cemetery. The Rosary is set for tomorrow at Ballard Chapel. Mrs Nieto moved to Roswell in 1923 from Balmorhea Texas with her husband Joe Nieto who died in 1949. She leaves six children 30 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Survivors include Mrs Maria Torres Rosa J A Jr of Roswell Mrs Lucia Garcia of San Pablo California and Mrs Elena Nunez of Mountain Idaho.
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Carolina M. Nieto
W. Reed St
Regis Carpel
St. John’s Church
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Chapel
Graveside service for Henry J. Bullard Jr.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bullard to be laid to rest at 10 a m tomorrow in South Park Cemetery officiated by Ernest West minister of South Main Church of Christ He died last night at Roswell Osteopathic Hospital The Bullard family has lived in Roswell four years He is survived by a brother and sister and by grandparents Homer Bullard and Delphine Archuleta all of Roswell Arrangements by Ballard Funeral Home
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Henry J. Bullard Jr
Henry Bullard
South Park
Ernest West
South Main Church of Christ
Roswell Osteopathic Hospital
Bullard
Roswell
J. B. White Feed Mill
Water Rationing Takes Effect at Sandia Base
Water rationing, mainly for lawn use, began at Sandia Base last weekend per officials. Restrictions aim to curb nonessential consumption amid shortages and apply to residential and facility watering.
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Albuquerque
Sandia Base
Artésia Rites Set For Mrs. R. B. Rehm
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert B. Rehm 47 daughter of Mrs. S S Ward Artesia will be at 3 p m tomorrow in the Artesia Methodist Church Rev R L Willingham former pastor will officiate Burial will be in Woodbine Cemetery She died yesterday morning in Dallas and is survived by her husband Robert B three sisters Lucille Metzger Artesia G R Brainard Dallas Mrs Harold Randelle Mission Tex and the mother Mrs S S Ward Artesia Burial will be in Artesia Woodbine Cemetery
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Artesia
Robert B. Rehm
S. S. Ward
R. L. Willingham
Woodbine Cemetery
Rehm
Dallas
S. 5. Ward
Robert B
J. S
Lucille Metzger
G. R. Brainard
Harold Randelle
Mission
Tex
Funeral Held for John G Hedgecoxe in Roswell
Private services for John Graves Hedgcoxe 73 were held at 11 a.m. in Westrum Chapel with reader Mrs. Florence Bigelow from the Christian Science Church. Burial followed at South Park Cemetery. Hedgcoxe died Saturday afternoon after years of illness. a Roswell resident for 54 years. survivors include brothers Earl and Eugene, both of Roswell.
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John Graves Hedgcoxe
Westrum
Florence Bigelow
Christian Science Church
Charlotte St.John
South Park Cemetery
Westrum Mortuary
Hedgcoxe
Roswell
Earl
Eugene
New Pitcher Raulmon Laza Joins Rockets Roster
Rockets manager Pat Stasey announced the arrival of rookie pitcher Ra mon Laza from the South this morning. Laza will be added to the Rockets roster probably tomorrow night.
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Pat Stasey
Ramon Laza
Laza
Rockets
Stasey
Over-taxed pumping system extended operation
The city reports that extending the pumping system was necessary to relieve overloads and the setup will operate indefinitely to prevent further disruptions.
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Ing
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Trade Slows
At Kansas City cattle receipts total 10 000 head with calf runs of 1 400. Slaughter steers and heifers weak, cows down up to 25, bulls steady, vealers steady to easier. Hogs 2 500 head with 190–230 lb at 24 50–25 00, sows down to 30. Sheep 5 000 head with slaughter classes generally steady. spring lambs 24 00–50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Cotton futures close mixed on New York market
Cotton futures in New York closed 70 cents a bale lower to five cents higher with July at 34.07 to 34.08 and October at 34.11. December 34.10, March 34.25, May 34.27 to 34.29, July 34.03, October 33.18 to 33.19. Spot cotton at 35.20.
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Cotton Market New York
Wool futures close lower across contracts in New York
Wool futures ended the day down 0.6 to 1.1 cent with July at 159.0 and October at 172.0. Certificated wool spot quoted at 159.5N while wool tops futures held steady to 1.1 cents lower with July at 203.5B and October at 206.0B.
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Wool Market New York
Special Hay Meeting Called For Today At 3 P M
A special day meeting is set for today at 3 p m in the County Agent's office. County Land Use Planning Committee will meet later this week, per chairman Al W Woodburn, with date and time to be announced.
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al W. Woodburn
Polio Count in New Mexico Rises to Ten
The polio tally in New Mexico climbs to 10 for the year with a new case reported in Los Alamos County. The five year median for this period stands at 13 cases.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Los Alamos Couty
Assault with words shocks Hobbs police arrest
An 18 year old Hobbs youth was arrested on a charge of assault with words for cutting into a phone call between Mrs. Cecil Seal and another party and using profane language. Police said it was the first such arrest here.
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Hobbs
Roger William Marshall
Cecil Seal
Firemen Battle Office Fire At Shamas Food Store
Firefighters rushed to Shamas Food Store at 1021 S Main St yesterday to extinguish a fire in the grocery office. A booster hose was used and crews returned to the station at 4 26 p m.
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Shamas Food Store
S. Main St
Taos County Democratic Chairman Begins Third Year
J. B. Martinez starts his third year as Taos County Democratic chairman after re election at the party convention. Demos elected officers and named delegates to the state platform convention in Santa Fe.
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Taos
J. B. Martinez
Taos County
Demos
Santa Fe
Santa Fe duo win National Training Laboratory scholarship
Charles and K Rose Wood of Santa Fe received a team scholarship to the National Training Laboratory in group development at Gould Academy Bethel Maine. The National Education Association awarded the scholarship.
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Santa FE
Charles and
K. Rose Wood
National Training Laboratory
Gould Academy
Bethel
Maine
National Education Assn
Mechem Dedicates Logan Bridge on U S Highway 54
Gov. Edwin L. Mechem cuts the ribbon to dedicate the new Logan Bridge over U S Highway 54. The ceremony drew about 3,000 people and sparked a full day of celebration in Tucumcari.
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Edwin L. Mechem
Logan Bridge
U. S. Highway 54
Simms Warns Democrats of Two Top Dangers at Rally
Santa Fe Democratic candidate John F. Simms urged the party to avoid cockiness and disharmony at its platform convention. He warned complacency could hurt turnout while unity would protect the party, as Senators Chavez and Anderson addressed the gathering and lauded Democratic unity and plans.
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Santa FE
John F. Simms
Simms
United States
Dennis Chavez
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
Congress
Washington
Chavez
Notable Canadian Writers and Actors Die in 3 Obits
The Associated Press reports deaths of Louis Arthur Cunningham 53 novelist and short story writer in St John New Brunswick died Sunday. The Rev Joseph Richard 102 oldest Jesuit priest worldwide born Montreal died Saturday in Guelph Ontario. Kay Carroll 28 stage and television actress wife of Louis Best of Chicago died Sunday in Libertyville Illinois.
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Associated Press
ST. John, N. B
Louis Arthur Cunningham
Guelph, Ont
Joseph Richard
Montreal
Libertyville
Ill
Kay Carroll
Louis Best
Chicago
Williams Dies at 83 Former NAACS Leader
Benja min F. Williams, 83, a longtime organizer and president of the National Assn. of Accredited Commercial schools, died Sunday in Des Moines Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Benjamin F. Williams
The
National Assn. of Accredited Commercial Schools
Greenwich composer E Ray Goetz dies at 68 Broadway
Greenwich Conn E Ray Goetz 68 Broadway composer and producer known for Fifty Million Frenchmen and Hitchy Koo died Saturday.
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Greenwich, Conn
E. Ray Goetz
Hitchy Koo
Death of A D Muncy Noted In San Francisco Obit
J A Duane Muncy longtime Los Alamos business manager 1943 46 died at UC Hospital after a two week illness. He was 43 and a Democrat who criticized vague rhetoric urging firmer stands on Los Alamos representation a statewide primary and state land development including a 13 million acre reforestation effort and attention to the Las Vegas insane asylum renovation.
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A. D. Muncy
San Francisco
J. A. Duane Muncy
Los Alamos
University of California Hospital
Las Vegas
Simms
Brown New Mexico Democrat Chairman Eyes Eddy County Accord
Tom E. Brown Sr. of Artesia, named state Democratic chairman, says the Eddy County split is over as North and South Eddy cooperate. He cites South Eddy's support for Artesia’s Fred Cole for a House seat and notes past county-creation efforts will not be revived. Brown, arriving for the Platform Convention, awaits central committee approval and discusses his background and views on grassroots governance.
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Santa FE
Tom E. Brown
Artesia
Eddy County
Brown
North Eddy County
Artesia l
South Eddy
Carlsbad
Fred Cole
House of Representatives
Artesians
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Central Committee
Rex Meador
John F. Simms
Seattle
Simms
Meador
Democrat Politicos
la Fonda
Rotary International
New Mexico
Rotary
Lake Frazier
Frazier
Everett Grantham
W. O. Culbertson
Culbertson
Births and admissions flood St Marys Hospital notes
The June hospital log records multiple admissions at St Marys including Charles Sims Pedro Garcia Bertram Wilcox Mark Gilles L D Arnold Bertha Clark J E Blaylock Henry Bullard and many others. Births list a girl to Mr and Mrs Jackie Odell and a boy to S/Sgt and Mrs Clydely Hickerson among June 12 to June 14 entries.
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ST. Mary’s
Charles Sims
S. Sherman Ave
Pedro Garcia
Bertram Wilcox
Mark Gilles
W. Wells
WAFB
L. D. Arnold
E. Apple St
Bertha K. Clark
N. Penn Ave
Betty Risner
N. Garden Ave
Lee Hardage
W.chisum St
Jack Odell Box
Box
D. E. Adams
Jackie Odell Box
Rt. 2
W. Mathews St
Osteopathic
J. E. Blaylock
Michigan Ave
Henry Bullard
Rt. 1
Tom O. Maté Ichin
Washington Ave
John Kelly Draper
W. Oliver St
William Brady
Apache Motel
James Carl Edwards
S. Cherry St
Pecos Texas
John T. Short
Arstesia
J. D. Heaton
Joe Morales
E.seventh St
Antonio Lucero
Roy Vaughn
Jackie Kyle
Harold Johnson
C. Sims
John H. Lee
Victor
Clydely Hickerson
N. Missouri Ave
Lawerence E. Gray
Orchard Park
Bobby E. Bron
P. O. Box
Dexter
Samuel A. Brant
H” St
Frank Rains
S. Michigan Ave
Clara Groves
S” St
George L. Barrett
Roger H. Blyth
J. B. Powell
Harold
C. A. Smith and Son
J. Shumardt
Langley Pl
W W. Buck
L. C. Green
James Son
Harold Cheslock
Artrip
Texas St
Artesia
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Dad
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