Five Thousand Copies Issued Of The Pup Tent Number
The Pup Tent monthly of New Mexico Military Institute has released five thousand copies printed by Hall Poorbaugh. It features honor graduates, Judge M A Otero Jr’s commencement address, the late E Cahoon, campus beauty spots, the cadet orchestra directed by Captain Hunt, and reproduces the Roswell Daily Record society column. The thirty seventh annual commencement June 1 to 4 is hailed as the school’s most outstanding. Colonel Pearson and the regents are congratulated.
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Pup
New Mexico Military Institute
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
United States
M. A. Otero Jr
E. Cahoon
Broncos
Hunt
Roswell Daily Record
Pearson
Board of Regents
N.M.M.L
Bradford College Graduates Jean White From Colorado Springs
Jean White daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis W White of 1814 Cascade Ave Colorado Springs graduated from Bradford Junior College Bradford Mass in the 132nd commencement She was art editor for Quill Annals and noted for her artistic talent A San Luis High School graduate she was born in Roswell to Mildred Utley and O W White who served as bank cashier and later with the Federal Reserve Bank in Colorado Springs
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Bradford
Jean White
Colorado
Otis W. White
Cascade Avenue
Colorado Springs
Bradford Juni College
Mass
Jean
Quill Annals
Miss White
San Luis High School
Roswell
Mildred Utley
O.W. White
Citizens National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank At
Mrs Kasson Hosts Bridge Party During Visit Home
Mrs C B Kasson nee Russell Robins of Chicago entertained last night at the Robins home with a charming bridge party as daisies and delphinium decorated the rooms. Guests included Miss Mary Mossman Dorothy Morrison Louise Tucker Martha Robinson and Messrs Craig Baker Edward L Scarritt Judson Goodart. The Woodmen Circle will banquet Friday night at IOOF Hall with Rebekahs serving, reservations 60 cents per plate. Dancing follows.
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C. B. Kasson
Russell Robins
Chicago
Harry H. Robins
Robins
Mary Mossman
Dorothy Morrison
Louise Tucker
Martha Robinson
Mmes
Craig Baker
Edward L. Scarritt
Judson Goodart
Woodmen
Ioof Hall
Rebekahs
Presbyterians Return From Sandia Conference in Roswell
Roswell residents and guests attended a Sandia Summer Conference near Albuquerque with 230 present. Rev LeRoy Thompson presided as dean. Notable speaker Dr Bando of Flagstaff, a longtime Emporia Kansas Presbyterian College professor, led sessions as attendees from Roswell and nearby areas traveled home.
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Presbyterian
Sandia
Albuquerque
Roswell
Bando
Flagstaff
Arizona
Presbyterian College
Emporia
Kansas
LeRoy Thompson
Thompson
Edward Gessert
Merrill C. Martin
Phyllis Jean Gessert
Joan Savage
Margaret Trolinger
Peggy Rabb
Mary Alice Perkins
Dorothy Long
Peggy Lund
Hope Crowder
Robert Lund
Robert Martin
Raychelle Chappell
Mountainair
Harriet
Martha Jean Kelly
Colorado
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Adopts Summer Hiatus
The Presbyterian Aid Society met yesterday afternoon in Westminster Hall with Mrs. Robert Beers presiding. Members present included Grace K. Carson B. F. Armold LeRoy Thompson Julia H. Dakens W. E. Fensom J. D. Herron Rose Kennedy W. S. Smock and Maniel Sewart. The group decided to suspend further meetings during the summer.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Westminster Hall
Robert Beers
Mmes
Grace K. Carson
B. F. Armold
LeRoy Thompson
Julia H. Dakens
W. E. Fensom
J. D. Herron
Rose Kennedy
S. Smock
Maniel Sewart
Lane Ford Marriage Slated For June Twelfth
Esther Lane and Maurice W. Ford wed at the home of the bride’s aunt in Roswell on Wednesday June twelfth. The bride, a Roswell High School 1934 graduate, has been visiting Denver the past year and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Ford at 11 West Twelfth Street, Denver. Annette Reese and family return from a Reese cabin trip. locals plan lunch for out-of-town golf visitors with reservations via Mrs. W. W. Phillips.
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Denver
Roswell High School
Ford
West Twelfth Street
George L. Reese
Annette
Reese
JZ Jr
el Paso
Roswell
W. W. Phillips
Double Ancho Roswell Wedding Ties Lincoln County Pair
In Roswell a double wedding joined Miss Norma Hudme with Bill Erwin and Miss Allie Haskins with Levene Snodgrass, all from Ancho New Mexico. The service was led by Rev W C Garrett at 106 South Sea Ave. Family and friends from Ancho attended. couples hope for a long happy life together. Also notes from Roswell garden club meeting and local social updates follow.
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ANCHO
Roswell
Lincoln County
W. C. Garrett
South Sea Ave
Norma Hudme
Bill Erwin
Allie Haskins
Levene Snodgrass
Ancho, N. M
Hulme
Wayland Baptist College of
Plainview
E. H. Hendricks
J. B. Miller
R. L. Blasengame
Snodgrass
N. M
A. R. Singer
Burl Erwin
Silver tea for Loy Scout Troop 2 by W H Kelly class
The W H Kelly class of the First Methodist Church South will host a silver tea for the benefit of Loy Scout Troop 2. The event runs Friday afternoon from 3:30 to 6:30 at Mrs. John C. Pond's home, 204 South Kentucky Avenue.
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W. H. Kelly
M. E. Church
South
Loy
John C. Pond
Kentucky Avenue
Lawmakers Discuss Water Projects and Federal Limits
The article notes Senator Costigan proposing lowering annual limits to gain federal funds for pricier projects. Representative Lewis sees potential for water works while Cummins expresses frustration and urges policy change. Grand Lake Trans Mountain Division plans face delays, drawing dismay from Cummins.
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Costigan
Lewis
Cummins
Colorado
Grand Lake Trans-Mountain
Postmaster General Comments on Advertisement Tactics in Contract Talks
In Hoover era remarks a postmaster general suggested wording an ad so the Columba n Steamship Co could receive a contract, amid executive talks. The report follows claims against the commerce department over ship subsidies by Ewing Y. Mitchell, ousted as assistant secretary of commerce. Mitchell accused Secretary Roper of a Leviathan layup harming the public interest, naming P. A. S. Franklin John M. Franklin Vincent Astor and Kermit Roosevelt as beneficiaries. Senate politics swirl as McCarran and Van denberg urge investigation and potential summons. Meanwhile floods devastate Kansas areas, with one drowning near Benkelman during rescue attempts, and smallpox cases rising in the region. Red Cross arranges serum shipments. travel blocks persist but food and water supplies hold steady.
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Hoover
Columbian Steamship Company
Commerce Department
Ewing Y. Mitchell
P. A. S. Franklin
John M. Franklin
Vincent Astor
Kermit Roosevelt
McCarran
Black
Senate Commerce Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Commerce Committee
Mitchell
Benkelman
Harold Mosier
Betty Jane
Kansas
Rivers Flood- Twin Disasters Threaten Nebraska Town
In Benkleman Nebraska on June 18 AP reports fears of simultaneous smallpox and typhoid outbreaks as the Republican River floods reach the 1,100 resident town. Airlifted serum from Lincoln rushes to combat both diseases while previous floods and tornadoes in the valley caused over 100 deaths and about 13 million dollars in damage.
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Stephenville
Benkleman
Neb
Nebraska
Republican
Lincoln
Uniform Capitol office hours eyed for summer
Santa Fe AP reports Governor Clyde Tingley will meet Thursday with department heads to discuss uniform summer hours for Capitol offices, likely after the finance board meeting. He proposed 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to standardize when the public can conduct business at the Capitol.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Capitol
Finance Board
Miss Kemp Heads Social Service Inst
Santa Fe opened yesterday under Miss Maude von P Kemp directing a six day program for social workers from nearby counties. The institute trains New Mexico personnel to supervise investigations of families applying for relief.
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Santa Fe
Maude von P. Kemp
New Mexico
Tiny Syrian Catholic Nation Seeks Aid for Survival
A two million strong Christian sect, the Syrian Catholics or Assyrian Chaldeans, faces persecution in Mosul after it was ceded from Turkey to Iraq in 1918. Surrounded by hostile Iraqi forces and Muslim tribes, they refuse to abandon their land where saints are buried and plead with Jews and Christians worldwide for freedom and security.
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Mosul
Turkey
Iraq
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Demarest
Phil Helmig
Marie Crosby
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Wis
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Billy the
Wallace Beery
John Mack Brown
Baer-Braddock
Nefpvs
Roswell Garden Club
Walter P. Turner
Ralph Vandewart
Herbert B. Smurl
Galaghter Frances
Dora Lundgren
West Coast
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
la Jolla
American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Cowan
North Kentuky Avenue
Harry Kelly
Kamp Kelly
Robin
H. H. Robins
Joe J. Lane Jr
Betty Beeson
Lane Caprock Ranch
Joe J. Lane
North
Missouri Avenue
Grace T. Bear
L. H. Graves
Dallas
B. Porter Cochran
Michigan Avenue
Graves
A. R. Manning
Amarillo
W. C. Crow
J. Mike Crow
Chant Marine
D-Ala
D-Nev
King
Utah
White
R-Me
Austin
J. P. Grace
Grace Lines
R. Stanley
Dollar Steamship Line
Admiral Line
Low
Ces
Roosevelt Steamship Company
Mail
W. Irving Glover
Old Mission
Coulter Cosmetics
Mrs. Daisy
Notley-Guffin’s
Emily Gaylord.Welty
S. Ky
Sanders
Alice Waller
N. Mo
Miss Kemp
D. P. Co
Or.gy Company
DR. Pepper Company
Dallas, Texas
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