Girl Photographers Click in Business on Beacon Hill Stable
Former WAC sergeant and women photographers Maire and Louise transform a vacant Beacon Hill police stable into their photo studio. They built a client list including Tufts Wellesley Boston University and FBI approval for restricted government research. The pair emphasize thrift, grit, and turning an old stable into a successful business hub.
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A J. Sinnott
Caro
WAC
Fre
Maire
Beacon H
Louise Young
Corea
Maine
Sget
Jean Squittieri
New York
Coston
Jean
Hunter College
Louise
Florida
Beacon Hill
Boston
Greater Boston
Tufts College
Wellesley College
Boston University
Jackson College
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Highway Death Toll Expanded in New Mexico
The New Mexico highway death toll rose to 160 after three accidents added three names and 17 injuries. The latest casualty was Pfc. William Dorsey, 23, Holloman Air Force Base, Alamogordo, who died from car-truck collision injuries in an El Paso hospital. Also killed were Wilbur T. Miller, 37, Fort Worth, and Alfonso Martinez Marin, 49, Smeltertown, in wrecks near Tucumcari and Gage respectively.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Pfc
William Dorsey
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
el Paso
Wilbur T. Miller
Fort Worth
Tex
Senators Oppose Commercial Sponsorship of Hearings
Clinton Anderson and Dennis Chavez among 36 senators sponsoring a resolution opposing commercial sponsorship of future televised Senate hearings. Senator Bennet of Utah, author of the resolution, warned the hearings would deepen evils of commercial sponsorship.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Senate
Sen
Bennet
Utah
Quay County Crop Picture Is Black
The Quay County crop outlook is bleak due to dry winds and ongoing drought. County Agent Curtis Grimes warns moisture is needed soon. wheat harvest starts in the Caprock area next week, Cecil Moon reports.
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Quay County
Curtis Grimes
Caprock
Cecil Moon
Swimming class starts Tuesday for late beginners
The final summer group will begin Tuesday June 22 at 4 p m at the Municipal pool Cahoon Park. Registrations close then as announced by the Recreation Council. Ray Price notes only two beginners cannot swim. The council thanks Roswell for a new East Side Park drinking hydrant used during hot weather.
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Cahoon Park
Recreation Council
Ray Price
Roswell
East Side Park
Forecasted wheat yield trims 10 000 acre harvest plan
Forrest notes only 10 000 acres will be harvested this year. Grimes estimates wheat yields between two and five bushels per acre, deeming them insufficient to support sowing a fall crop.
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of Forrest
Grimes
GOP State Platform Convention Set for July in Duke City
SANTA FE The Republican state platform convention will be held in Albuquerque on July 17, announced by State GOP Chairman Sonny Johns. A 14 member platform committee led by Robert Botts and Paul W. Robinson of Albuquerque will meet June 26. Delegates from the February nominating convention will attend. The committee includes Jose Armijo, Reuben Pankey, Jack Cline, Edward Apodaca, Walter Mayer, Morris Shillinglaw, Joseph Ryan, Reginaldo Espinosa, Lilburn Homan, M. W. Hamilton, Jack McGary, and John Cusack.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque
GOP
Sonny Johns
Johns
Robert Botts
Paul W. Robinson
Jose Armijo
Las Vegas
Reuben Pankey
T. Or C
Jack Cline
Farmington
Edward J. Apodaca
Walter Mayer
Morris Shillinglaw
Joseph C. Ryan
Supreme Court
Reginaldo Espinosa
Santa Fe County
Lilburn C. Homan
Estancia
M. W. Hamilton
Jack McGary
Carlsbad
John P. Cusack
Roswell
Hurley Named Chairman of 1954 Industrialist Group
Patrick J. Hurley former secretary of war was chosen chairman of the committee to name 1954's industrialist of the year. He accepted June 13 with Walter S. Schmidt and Eric Johnston on the selection panel. The award dinner will be held in Cleveland November 10.
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Denver
Patrick J. Hurley
Hurley
Walter S. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Society of Industrial Realtors
Society
Ericohnston
Cleveland
Hurley Heads Committee to Name Industrialist of the Year
Patrick J. Hurley former secretary of war has accepted chairmanship of a committee to name the 1954 industrialist of the year.
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Hurley
Denver
Patrick J. Hurley
Secretary of War
CAB Bureau Eyes Continental Pioneer Branch Takeover
The Civil Aeronautics Board’s Bureau of Air Operations recommends approval for Continental Air Lines to acquire Pioneer Air Lines. Counsel V Rock Grundman warned a Continental Braniff merger could be pursued if the CAB rejects this plan. He cites annual savings of 897000 dollars and says the deal would not alter regional competition or create a monopoly, though it would eliminate competition on four Albuquerque routes.
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Washington
Bureau of Air Operations
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental Air Lines
Pioneer Air Lines
V. Rock Grundman
Bureau
CAB
Continental
Braniff Airways
Continental Pioneer
Grundman
Almerger
competibuquerque-Houston
Albuquerque- Midland
Albuquerque-Santa Fe
Albuquerque-San Angelo
Alleged Kidnapper Ordered Held for Trial in Arizona
Daniel J. Marsin an unemployed welder 41 was ordered held for Superior Court trial on kidnapping for ransom. Marsin allegedly abducted and released Evelyn Smith wife of Phoenix industrialist. Herbert Smith paid 75000 following notes. The money was recovered near the payoff site in the Superstition Mountains.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Marsin
Evelyn Smith
Phoenix
Herbert
Superstition Mountains
Competition Establishment In Key Airline Markets
The text notes compensation through the establishment of competition in multiple American Airlines markets including Dallas El Paso and El Paso Fort Worth and Braniff routes such as San Antonio Houston San Antonio Fort Worth San Antonio Amarillo San Antonio Waco Houston Denver and Houston Colorado.
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American Airlines
Dallas-El Paso
el Paso-Fort Worth
Braniff’s
San Antonio-Houston
San Antonio-Fort Worth
San Antonio-Amarillo
San Antonio-Waco
Houston-Denver
Houston-Colorado
Simms Urges Labor Role in Good Government
John Simms Jr. a Democratic gubernatorial candidate told the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen union in Albuquerque that organized labor can be a potent force for good government. He urged members to participate actively in government as individuals and as a group to improve wages and working conditions.
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Albuquerque
John Simms Jr
Simms
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
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CAB Bureau Okays Continental Taking Over
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