Roswell Reservists Return From Texas Training in Heat
U S Army reservists from Roswell and nearby areas completed two weeks of active duty training at North Fort Hood Texas with the 316th Armored Cavalry Group attached to the 112th Armored Cavalry Regiment. They left Roswell May 31 returning Sunday to a cooler New Mexico. Only sunburn and poison ivy incidents were reported during a two week bivouac with four days in field conditions. Lt Col George S Orell led the unit.
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U. S. Army
Roswell
New Mexico
North Ford Hood
Texas
316Th Armored Cavalry Group
Texas Training Center
112Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Texas National Guard
George S. Orell
North Fort Hood
Howard K. Fanning
Dario A. Valenzuela
Glen C. Agnew
Harry D. Blake Jr
William F. Madison
William P. Shumpert
George G.appel
Russell G. Bird Jr
Oral K. Neal
Oscar F. Kunkel
James B. Stapp
Noel W. Wilson
Waterfront No Contract No Work Policy Leaves Ports Calm
New York reports normal waterfront activity after the NMU announced a no contract no work stance as contract expires. Police reported no picketing and calm piers in Philadelphia. Mediators urged status quo while talks with Atlantic and Gulf Coast operators continued past midnight. Curran defended the stance, saying workers follow contracts but won’t sign without one.
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New York
CIO National Maritime Union
Gulf Coast
Police Bureau of Operations
Philadelphia
NMU
Joseph Curran
Curran
Union
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Weather summary from United States Weather Bureau readings
Reading period from 2 p m yesterday to 11 a m today shows highs to 105 and 100 in forecast, with lows near 64. No precipitation in 24 hours ending 11 am today. Normal highs 92 and lows 62 for date. Sunrise 4 50 am, sunset 7 07 pm, day length 14 3 hours. Swelling clouds and hot conditions continue with little chance of showers tomorrow.
Vacations Slow Up CSC Funds Campaign
Prospective contributors are away on vacation slowing the drive to raise funds for rebuilding CSC No. 2. Mrs. Crawford Usrey heads the women’s club committee carrying the campaign with a $20 000 goal and about $4 000 raised so far. Campaign director Ben Ginsberg said steps will be taken to speed the drive and urged checks to CSC No. 2 Building Fund c/o Mrs. Usrey at 1204 Highland Road.
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Crawford Usrey
Usrey
Asrey
Lawless Named Assistant District Attorney
John H. Lawless Jr of Carlsbad is appointed assistant district attorney in a June New Mexico Law feature detailing his career and new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lawless, Jr
Carlsbad
New Mexico Law
Queen Elizabeth Attends Royal Ascot Opener in Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II attended the opening day of the Royal Ascot Races in Windsor. The event drew social attention as the race meeting showcased its top level of fashion and participation.
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Queen
Windsor
England
Hollywood Wedding To Unite Ann Blyth and Dr McNulty
In Santa Monica California on June 27 actress Ann Blyth 24 and Dr James Vincent McNulty 38 obstetrician and brother of actor Dennis Day will wed after obtaining a license yesterday Cardinal James Francis McIntyre archbishop of Los Angeles will officiate at St Charles Church North Hollywood The guest list for ceremony and reception totals 700 Dennis Day serves as best man.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Hollywood
Ann Blyth
James Vincent McNulty
Miss Blyth
MecNulty
Dennis Day
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
St. Carles Catholic Church
North Hollywood
Day
Communist Planes Bomb Kimpo Field and Inchon Port
Seouls environs faced a major air raid as fifteen Communist planes attacked Kimpo Airfield and Inchon Port last night and today. Fires raged at a fuel dump in Inchon and lighted Seoul twenty miles away. The attack, described by Allied officers as a large raid, involved Russian built PO 2 planes and marked the fifth raid on the Seoul area in nine days.
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Seoul
Kimpo
Inchon
Fifth Air Force
Red Air Force
Marriage license issued to Kenneth W. Herbert and Ellen K. Kollauf
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Kenneth W. Herbert age 40 of Rock Island Illinois and Ellen K. Kollauf age 41 of Benterdord.
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Kenneth W. Herbert
Rock Island
Ellen K. Kollauf
Benterdord
Mescalero Apaches claim prior right to Ft Stanton hospital
Mescalero Apache leader Wendell Chino asserts the tribe holds a prior claim to the Ft Stanton tubercular sanitorium site. He cites a 1875 reservation boundary change and an agreement that land would revert if the government abandoned the hospital. The facility was being handed back by the Public Health Service as funds ran out.
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Raidoso
Ft. Stanton Tubercular
Public Health Service
Merchant Seaman
State of
New Mexico
Chino
McKay
Farm Hand Drowned In Felix River Near Hagerman
Patricio Romero 24 a farm hand on the Ed Greer place was found dead in the Felix River three miles northeast of Hagerman at 12 05 am. An inquest at 2 30 am in Hagerman ruled drowning as the cause. He left a party at Armando Tavarez home to rest room and apparently fell from a bluff into the water. His body was recovered by Martin de la Rosa and revived briefly. bruises were the only marks. Romero had lived in Hagerman most of his life, with family home in Picacho.
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Patricio Romero
Ed Greer
Felix River
Hagerman
Sheriff’s Department
Charlie Troublefield
Romero
Armando Tavarez
Troublefield
Martin de la Rosa
Kferen
Picacho
Polish Pilot Claims Polish Air Force Fed Up With Soviet Rule
Lt. Zdzislaw Jazwinski, a Polish pilot who fled to the West, says Polish air divisions and regiments are led by Russian officers and airmen are ready to revolt if pressed into war. He spoke at a news conference after escaping to Bornholm on May 20 with another MIG15 pilot.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Zdzislaw Jazwinski
Bornholm
Poland
Jazwinski
Franciszek Jarecki
Boosts Oil Line As Boon for State
Santa Fe reports John Kelly a former state geologist and independent New Mexico oil producer calls the planned pipeline from the Permian Basin to the West Coast a great step forward for the New Mexico oil industry. He says construction will benefit oil producers and improve national security by ensuring more West Coast oil.
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Santa FE
John Kelly
New Mexico
West Coast
Permian
West Texas
Kelly
Crude Oil Output Rises In Week Ended June 13
The Oil and Gas Journal reports the weekly average crude oil and condensate production rose by 80,800 barrels. Year to date output reached 1,053,483,975 barrels, with a weekly average of 6,468,325 barrels. Texas plus 12,775 to 2,805,350. Oklahoma down 2,700 to 530,400. New Mexico up 1,025 to 196,025. Louisiana up 550 to 702,650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Bids Open in Albuquerque for Sandia Lab Plumbing Upgrades
Bids scheduled to open June 18 for Sandia Laboratory plumbing revisions in Albuquerque. Project includes sprinkler system additions, steam plant extension, and related utilities with an estimated cost between $100,000 and $125,000.
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Albuquerque
Atomic Energy Commission
Sandia Laboratory
Eisenhower wheat aid bill for Pakistan moves in Senate
The Senate advanced a bill urged by President Eisenhower to provide one million tons of wheat to famine‑stricken Pakistan. The program would cost about 100 million dollars and had no visible opposition.
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Pakistan
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Major League Results Highlight Lindell Sandlock Minner Jones
Pittsburgh Chicago game details include Lindell Sandlock Minner Jones Lown and Garagiola. Resulting scores and performance notes are summarized from the readable fragments.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Lindell
Sandlock
Minner
Jones
Lown
Garagiola
Truce talks loom as cease fire may follow heavy fighting
In Korea allied forces report a fresh Chinese attack on Finger Ridge with about 5600 troops. President Syngman Rhee visits the front with General Taylor amid massive air and artillery bombardment and renewed tank and ground assaults near Christmas Hill Anchor Hill and the Pukhan River sector.
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Seoul
Finger Ridge
Korea
38Th Parallel
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
East Central Front
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
Eighth Army
Christmas Hill
Pukhan River
Anchor Hill
Roks
William Barnard
New Jersey
Syuaw
Prison riot ends with deputy warden killing two ringleaders
In New Mexico State Penitentiary convicts seized guards and held Deputy Warden Ralph Tahash for seven hours. Tahash shot two ringleaders, Homer Lee Gossett and Adolfo Benevidez, as police stormed the hospital and cell block. Casualties included several guards and one convict, with no serious injuries reported among staff.
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Santa FE
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Ralph Tahash
Tahash
Edwin L. Mechem
Homer Lee Gossett
Gossett
Adolfo Benevidez
Gov. Mechem
Houdini
Juan Griego
Top level negotiators meet tonight in Panmunjom
U N backed talks resume as fresh Chinese assaults press Allied lines on the East Central front. Armistice approval would lead to formal signing by top commanders. Prisoner exchanges and contact lines are being drafted, while protests against truce surface in Seoul and among South Koreans.
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Munsan
Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
East Central
U. S
Seoul
South Korea
India
Dulles
Dulls
Eisenhower
Hemingway to Africa for Book Material
Pulitzer Prize winner Ernest Hemingway plans a trip to Africa to gather material for future books, aiming to deepen his observational library and literary repertoire.
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Key West
Fila
Ernest Hemingway
Africa
Margaret Truman Signs NBC Deal for Nine Radio TV Performances
Margaret Truman has signed a new contract with the National Broadcasting Company for nine radio and television performances.
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New York
Margaret Truman
National Broadcasting Company
Rosenbergs Attorneys Continue Dramatic Fight
A dramatic legal battle to save Julius and Ethel Rosenbergs continues as their lawyers win permission to present new arguments for a stay of execution at Sing Sing. The Supreme Court split 5 to 4 on review and later declined to intervene, while Justice Douglas agreed to consider a stay after requesting more information. Pickets outside the White House press for clemency.
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Washington
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Supreme Court
Douglas
Eisenhower
John F. Finerty
Rosenbergs
Raen
Finerty
New York
Sing Sing
Vinson
Justic
Emanuel Bloch
Bloch
White House
Street Shooting Ties up Traffic
A 32 year old Wharton husband Bill Peters was charged with assault to murder after a street shooting at a busy Houston intersection. Joe Martin, 29, of Houston, was hospitalized with chest and left hand wounds. Peters surrendered and posted a $1,000 bond set by Justice of the Peace W C Ragan.
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Houston
Wharton
Texas
Bill Peters
Joe Martin
Peters
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
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LAW
Lawless
Kimpo Field
Port Inchon
WED
Ft. Stanton Claim
Alva Simpson
Wendell Chino
Mescalero
Park Avenue
New York City
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
Tommy Thompson
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
Wallace Gray
J. L. Higgs
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