Indian Workers End Conference Amid Trade War Talks
Reported closing of the conference highlights Indian workers' stance on labor conditions and trade discussions. Delegates emphasized wage fairness, job protection, and regional cooperation amid mounting economic pressures. Local organizers promised follow up on actionable agreements with government agencies.
Bus trip plan And creditors notice from Chaves County
An item notes a New Mexico junior college bus charter for Sea Scouts to Long Beach with schedule dates in June and July. It includes a creditors notice: Harriet Conger Hamilton appointed executrix of Donald Wheeler Hamilton estate by Chaves County Probate Court, requiring creditors to file claims within six months, Roswell. The notice bears date June 15, 1939.
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Eacterm New Mexico Junior College
New Mexico Sea Scouts
Long Beach
P. V
Boy Executive
Pee Punvas
Chaves
Ate Seredo
Donald W4ffler Hamil
Harriet Conger Hamilton
Chaves County
New Mexico
Donald Wheeler Hamilton
Tebvy
Chavesty
Roswell
Newce
Raneeier
Peete Hervey
Soil erosion end set for July first in Great Plains
U S Soil Conservation Service said field operations in erosion control demonstration projects across the Great Plains would cease July 1. Technical staff will stay on to assist farmers in maintenance, with early projects dating to 1934 in Clayton and Clovis.
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Clovis
N.M
U. S
Conservation Service
Great Plains
Clayton
Disgraceful Old Age Bill Criticized By Dempsey
Representative John J. Dempsey of New Mexico denounces the proposed social security amendments as disgraceful for not guaranteeing adequate old age support. He fights a plan to raise federal contributions to 20 dollars monthly while forcing states to match dollar for dollar, accusing Congress of parsimony and deception toward aging citizens.
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Washington
John J. Dempsey
New Mexico
House
Congress
Dempsey
Chicago Farmers Club heads big city growers network
In Chicago's La Salle Street district a modern office hosts the Chicago Farmers Club. With 425 members across various professions, the group owns over 200000 acres of farms nationwide, from 20 acres to 5000 acres, engaged in diverse ventures from cotton to cattle. The club began in 1935 as a social exchange, stressing practical farming finances rather than politics.
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Chicago
la Salle Street Financial District
Big City
Chicago Farmers Club
Loop
George W. Rossetter
Cook
Lake
Boone
Victor S. Rice
Louisiana
Montana
Arizona
Ohio
North Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
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