Judge Blocks U S Move to Hand Girard to Japan
Federal Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy barred delivering Army specialist William S. Girard to Japan for trial. He ruled a Japanese trial would violate constitutional rights and that Girard remains under U S jurisdiction for possible court martial proceedings.
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Washington
William S. Girard
Japan
U. S
Girard
McGarraghy
Dulles
United States
State Department
Department
Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
Price of Smoking Rises One Penny For Each Package
New Mexico smokers will pay an extra cent per pack for non filter tip cigarettes. Wholesalers will raise wholesale prices by 35 cents per thousand, passing the cost to retailers. Major firms American Tobacco Co. Liggett Myers P Lorillard Philip Morris and R J Reynolds announce the hikes. Filter tips unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cigaret
American Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers
P. Lorillard & Co
Philip Morris
R. J. Reynolds
Shrapnel Wounds Army Worker At Fort Win Gate Depot
A 41 year old Army employee Ben Benallie was critically injured by shrapnel when an anti personnel mine exploded in his hands at Fort Win gate Ordnance Depot. Another worker suffered minor injuries as mine renovating work halted to investigate safety lapses. Sixty workers reassigned during the inquiry.
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Gallup
Fort Wingate
Ben Benallie
St. Mary’s Hospital
Wingate
Petroleum finds noted in San Juan County Gallup pool
Petroleum Information cited Pubco Petroleum No 18 13 as the best producer in the Verde Gallup pool in San Juan County New Mexico with a pump of 286 barrels daily and potential to reach 1700 bpd Reynolds mining also reported No 1 South Huerfano in the same county yielding 12 barrels per day from the Gallup at depths around 4939 to 5046 feet An advertisement asks if readers will trade a city home for a country home and 5 acres offering Wayne Adams as contact for properties listed June 16.
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Denver
Petroleum Information
San Juan County
N. M
Pubco Petroleum
Reynold Mining
South
Huerfano
Market closing roundup on New York stocks
Stocks end mixed with broad activity across majors including Am Airlines 18 1 4, RCA 38, Ford 55 3 4, General Electric 69 4, U S Steel 68 7 5, Texaco 14 5 4, Gulf Oil 14 5 4, Shell Oil 90 1 4, Standard Oil Ohio 59 1 4, Armours 14 7 4, Pepsi Cola 22 7, Crude and other petroleum issues cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ABC
Ohio Oil
Penney J C
Am T & T
Phill Pet
Armour & Co
RCA
Beth Steel
Rohr Aire
Borg-Warn
Royal Cut
Oe St
T. Pp
Sears Rock
Colg Palm
Sham O & G
Comw Ed
Shell Oil
Sinclair Oor
Socony
Cont Oil
Curtiss Wr
du Pont
Cal
Ind
el Paso
Firestone
Ohio
Ford Motor
Atchison
Repub
Elec
Sunray
Mtrs
Swift & Co
Gillette
Texas Co
Goodyear
Tex
US Borax
Martin Co
US Rubber
Monson Ch
US Smelt
Mont Ward
U S Steel
Nat Bisc
West UN Tel
N Y Cent
Closing American Stocks Mixed Across Major Issues
In New York trading today 2,440,000 shares changed hands. Leading issues included Cub Am Oil at 41, Humble Oil at 12954, Cub Ven Oil at 2, Louis iand at 521, Duval Sul at 3112, Seur Rabow at 37, and Signal Oil A at 60 percent.
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New York
Cub Am Oil
Humble Oil
Cub Ven Oil
Louisi Land
Duval Sul
Seur-Rabow
Signal Oil
Roswell Livestock Market Mixed Prices on 239 Head
Roswell livestock sale reports 239 cattle with steady to strong demand across most classes. Prices include good slaughter calves 19.00 to 21.00, stocker calves 21.00 to 23.00, stocker yearlings 18.00 to 20.00, and cows 8.00 to 15.00 with bulls 13.00 to 16.00. quality calves and yearlings show broader ranges.
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Fort Worth market reports hogs sold 0.50 to 0.75 lower with choice hogs around 20.25 and sows down 18.00. Cattle and calves remained steady with good to choice steers 20.00 to 22.00 and calves 19.00 to 22.00. Sheep held steady with spring lambs at 20.00 to 21.50 and ewes 6.00 to 8.00.
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Fort Worth Livestock Fort Worth
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Species
Kansas City markets show cattle steady to higher with veal losses and best steers at 24.50 for 1,284 lb. fed. hogs steady with 200-240 lb barrows and gilts 19.50-19.75. sheep steady with light spring lambs 20.00-21.50 and 22.50 for 104 lb lambs.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U.S
Cotton futures end unchanged to 70 cents lower in New York
AP reports cotton futures finished flat to down 0.70 per bale with July at 35.33 and December near 34.63. Middling spot price sits at 35.45. Market timing and exact months shown reflect the day’s closing figures across several contract months.
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Cotton Market New York
Wool futures fall in New York market slide
Wool futures closed down 2.7 to 3.7 cents in New York trading. July 1950 and October certificates show lower quotes for certificated wool as market activity waned.
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Wool Market
New York
Picket Line Curbs Farmington Telephone Service
About 50 Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph workers picketed the Farmington office today in a dispute with H R McBride Construction. Outgoing long distance service was curtailed while local calls remained available via dial system. The Farmington office serves Aztec Fruitland Kirtland and Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Telephone Company
New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council
H. R. McBride Construction Co
Union
Aztec
Fruitland
Kirtland
Bloomfield
Wife Charged Husband Left At Hospital Inquest Opens
In Farmington a death inquest was scheduled for Jessie Thomas 57 after his wife said he was left unattended for over an hour at San Juan County Hospital after arriving Sunday An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death An initial inquest occurred yesterday before Justice of the Peace Lloyd Miles Thomas was a service station attendant who recently moved to Farmington
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Farmington
Jessie Thomas
San Juan County Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Lloyd Miles
Thomas
Spot wool tops futures end lower in late trading
Spot 162.0N wool tops futures closed down 19 to 2.8 cents lower. July 193.6, neise. 191.5B. Certificated spot wool tops 195.5N.
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Neise
Dow Jones Averages Slip With Mixed US Market Tone
Stocks drift lower amid cautious trading as the Dow Jones industrial average falls 1.87 points to 511.32, the rail index dips 0.91 to 146.51, and utilities ease while the overall market shows selective strength in uneven action.
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Dow-Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
Missing burglars steal liquor from Ben Jaffa's lounge
In Santa Fe officers hunt the burglars who fled with an estimated four thousand dollars of liquor from Ben Jaffa's lounge over the weekend. They broke in through a rear door and a partition between the kitchen and liquor store was damaged. Jaffa estimated the loss as he inventory counts proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Ben Jaffa
Jaffa
Pice
Minor Injuries From Pair Of Traffic Accidents
Two people sustained minor injuries in separate morning crashes yesterday. Betty Shoup, 23, was treated for a left shoulder injury after a pickup collided with her. John Peppers, 15, injured a right leg when a scooter hit an automobile on Virginia in Deming.
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Betty Shoup
E. Bland St
Osteopathic Hospital
John Peppers
W. Hendricks St
Peppers
Marion D. Hopkins
Funerals Set For Mrs Robison In Roswell Portales and Pecos links
Mrs Hattie A Robison 75 of Roswell died at St May s Hospital. She leaves three sons and four daughters with 21 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral set for 10 am Thursday at Full Gospel Church Roswell with burial at Portales cemetery in the afternoon.
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Hattie A. Robison
E. Eighth St
Roswell
St. May’s Hospital
Frank Robison
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Portales
Susan Robinson Williams
Robison
Ada
Okla
Full Gospel Church of
Z. T
John C
Pecos
Tex
Russell
California
Carmenetta Webb
Josephine Robison
Aliia Roberts
Odessa
Grandline Clininger
Muskogee
Oklo
Delbert Eubanks
Artesia
Ballard
Accidents Take Two More Lives On State Roads
A man fell from a truck trailer after a corner turn and died from a skull fracture and neck injuries in Tucumcari. Another victim, Herman J. Martinez, 30, of Los Lunas, was found dead early this morning after a car plummeted into an irrigation ditch.
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Associated Press
Domingo Barreras
Tucumicari
Tucumcari
Herman J. Martinez
Los Lunas
Hospital Admittances and Births Highlight June Entries
Admitted June 17 list includes Mrs. Henry Lujan and several other patients from Artesia Capitan and Clovis areas. Dismissals and births follow the same June 17 date with multiple families reporting new babies and hospital movements. Walker AFB notes births none.
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Henry Lujan
E. Hendricks
Herman Richard
Joe Harrison
Artesia
Mary Green
E. McGaffey
Jack Washichek
H. T. Merrill
W. Ninth St
R. L. Gentry
Route 2
L. D. Merchant
Capitan
Tom Taylor
Toby Avila
S. Jackson Ave
James Colvin
Clovis
Paul Mihalic
S. Kansas Ave
Osteopathic
Monroe Walker
E. van Buren St
Leslie Shoup
E. Bland St
John E. Smith
W. 16Th St
Jerry Locke
E. O. Hughlett
Louis Redden
Missouri Ave
Walker Afb
HAL MILITARY RITES FOR WWI VETERAN MONTANO
Military services were held at South Park Cemetery for Juan Jose Montano 64 World War I veteran by the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans and an honor guard and firing squad from Walker Air Force Base.
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South Park Cemetery
Juan Jose Montano
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walker Air Force Base
Driver Mar tinez Plunges 125 Feet Into Ditch After Wreck
State Policeman Manuel Otero says a car driven by Mar tinez left State Road 47 near Los Lunas, plunged 125 feet into an irrigation ditch, and rammed a culvert. He cites excessive speed as the cause.
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Los Lunas
Manuel Otero
Martinez
Otero
Truck Rates Trial Asks FBI Records
Santa Fe court case involves 22 national firms and Albuquerque agencies charged with conspiring to fix rates for moving personnel at bases. Judge Waldo Rogers orders production of FBI records citing the Jencks ruling as defense gains access to investigative files. Prosecution aims to prove a coordinated rate schedule paid by the Air Force for base moves.
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Santa FE
FBI
Albuquerque
Roger
Supreme Court
Brennan
Air Force
Santia
Albuq
Rogers
Roaring Winds Spark Multiple City Fire Alarms
A series of blazes prompted four alarms as fire crews responded to a scrap lumber fire on South Cypress 300 block at 8:47 p.m. A car fire on 205 E. Bland St. followed at 1:15 p.m. Firefighters were dismissed by 1:21. A trash truck caused the first alarm at 10:37 a.m. on 1620 W. Second St. and was cleared by 11:05. A Sunday afternoon car fire on West Third near 200 block drew a 1:08 call and 1:19 dismissal. Big Mo led the truck responding to all four alarms.
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South Cypress
E. Bland St
Second St
West Third
Big Mo
Vote With Washington Democrats Back Civil Rights Bill
Rep Dempsey and Rep Montoya of New Mexico among 118 Democrats voting in favor as Eisenhower civil rights bill passes.
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Washington
Dempsey and Montoya
New Mexico
Eisenhower
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Wayne Adams
Jantzen
Terry
Ed Williams
B. F. Fields Jr
Lewis Mauney
Roswell Livestock Commission
E. F. Hutton & Co. Atomic Dev. Fund
Canada
Fidelity Fund
Gas Industries
Mass Inc. Trust
Ncocceeee
Aztec Ee
Food Mart, Inc
Northwest
Pubce
Rare Metals Co
Southern Union
Wee Eee
Tenn Gas
Three
Delhi-Taylor Sen
Lone Star Steel
Ambrosia Min
McRae O & G
EF. Hutton & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Richardson
Reed & Barton
Reed & Barton Craftsmen
Prices Inc
Fed
National Bridal Service
Diamonds && Watches
Chaves
Deming
Virginia
Nash
South Atkinson
General Motors Corp
Atkinson
Lonnie J. Miner
S. Dunton
Tucson
Ariz
Chevrolet
S. Atkinson Ave
GMC
Roswell Lodge No. 18
A.f.&am
W. Jack Rodden
Othe
Allied van Lines
ST. Mary’s
E. F. Tandy
Lucille Doughty
Anthony Heil
Raymond Lucero
R. J. Dunnahoo
Weldon Wagner
Joe L. Harrison
John Gillon
Ben Wylie
John Terrell ‘Brown
E.N.M. Medical Center
John Price
Michigan Ave
H. B. Daulton
Hobbs
James Simpson
Wafb
June Buzenius
N. Garden Ave
William L. Lacer
N. Main St
Raymond F.hunt
W. 13Th St
Richard Huntley
S. Hemlock Ave
William C. Montgomery
Baby
Harold Warren
William Flaugher
Linda Watkins
Patsy Watkins
James M. Woodson
Harold W. Stoll
HAL
Stix
Bates
Balt & Ray Clothiers
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