Dan Cahoon Receives Honor at University of Chicago
Daniel H. Cahoon son of Mrs. E A Cahoon of Roswell won the Harry Ginsberg Memorial Prize at the 196th University of Chicago convocation. The $70 award honors industry sincerity and ability for the 1938 39 year. Cahoon, who earned a Ph D in physiology last October, will obtain his M D next September and plans further research at Chicago. He resides at Judson Court 1006 East 60th Street Chicago. He is a 1932 graduate of the New Mexico Military Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Cahoon
E. A. Cahoon
Roswell
Harry Ginsberg
University of Chicago
Anthony J. Carlson
Department of Physiology
Cahoon
Commencement Issue Of The Pup Tent At NM Institute
The Pup Tent publishes a 28 page semi annual alumni edition from New Mexico Military Institute. It reports on NMMI forty first annual commencement, honors cadets, and alumni news across the country. Colonel D C Pearson notes near completion of 1939 40 enrollment. edition includes front page message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pup Tent
New Mexico Military Institute
Modene Bates
Institute
D. C. Pearson
Pup
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
Fire harms forest timber and habitat near Ruidoso
In Lincoln National Forest near Ruidoso a fire last week destroyed about 200000 feet of marketable timber and retarded a 4000 acre reproductive tract by about a century. Officials said the fire was man caused from a burning trash pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
N. M
Lincoln National Forest
Ruidoso
Farm Aidage Rates and Surplus Disposal Plans
Farm aid payment levels for wheat, cotton, rice, and corn are listed for the current year with next year expected to be similar. Two surplus disposal plans are outlined: expanding an export subsidy program that moved 112.0 million bushels of wheat and possibly extending to cotton and lard, and boosting distribution of surplus food and certain cotton goods to relief families at an estimated cost of up to 150 million dollars versus 66 million this year.
President's New Plan Draws Mixed Reaction in Senate
The Roosevelt proposal to issue government securities to finance a new relief program drew praise from supporters who say it could spur private industry, while economy advocates warned of budget risks. Senators weighed political implications and possible timing conflicts with the June 30 deadline for WPA funds.
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Byrnes
House
PWA
Roosevelt
Wagner
King
Utah
Economy Group
Daon
Johnson
Calif
Bridges
RNH
Weather Outlook for Four States This Weekend
New Mexico expects generally fair weather with warmer conditions in the southeast tonight into Saturday. Colorado shows fair skies through tonight and Saturday with warmth in the extreme northwest. Arizona forecasts fair conditions with little temperature change. West Texas sees fair skies tonight and Saturday with warmer readings in the Panhandle tonight and in the northern areas Saturday.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Panhandle
North
Senate Approves Tax Revision Bill In Washington
The senate approved the business tax revision bill today after voting down an amendment to extend income taxes to over 1.5 million people in lower income brackets. The measure raises about 1.6 billion dollars in annual revenue and goes back to the house for minor amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Poultry Special from Whatley Produce Co
Two small fat hens dressed and drawn for one dollar. Also fryers and heavy-type hens offered. Whatley Produce Co. contact phone 418 6-2311lc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley Produce Co
Stock Off Fenced Highways Under New Law
Santa Fe explains a new state rule that ranchers must keep stock off fenced highways. Negligence now can be a criminal offense. warrants may be sworn for owners found with stock on roads. The ruling, written for state police chief Tom Summers, clarifies liability when negligence is alleged.
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Santa FE
N. M
A. M. Fernandez
Fernandez
Tom Summers
Judge McGhee Returns to Roswell After Carlsbad Court
Judge James B. McGhee returned to Roswell last night from Carlsbad where he has been holding court.
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McGhee
James B. McGhee
Roswell
Carlsbad
Marriage License for Arpin and Walters in El Paso Jal NM
A marriage license is issued to T. E. Arpin of El Paso and Rene Walters of Jal New Mexico, authorizing their union. The record notes both parties meet eligibility and filing requirements for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Arpin
el Paso
Rene Walters
Jal, N. M
Pardoned convict in Roswell case by Governor Miles
W H Holladay, serving a four month sentence in Chaves county jail, received a complete pardon today on Governor Miles's recommendation from nine jurors who convicted him last April for assault with a deadly weapon on Earl Moore at Cowell schoolhouse north of Roswell. He began serving April 22.
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W. H. Holladay
Miles
Holladay
Earl Moore
Cowell
Roswell
For Rent Ad Classified Furnished Five Room Adobe
Furnished five room adobe with hardwood floors and Kelvinator available monthly rate of thirty five dollars. Located at 405 North Union. Also listed a small four room house by Mrs W C Fleming at 415 North Missouri. Entry dated 6 23.
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No. Union
W. C. Fleming
Missouri
59 Year Roswell Resident Dies at 92
Albert Bower Jacobs age 92 died after a week long illness. Born June 26 1847 in Missouri he moved to Roswell in 1881 and farmed until 1925. He lived with his sister Mrs Harral for 15 years and left two sisters as survivors. Private funeral at 3 pm conducted by Rev F B Holden Jr interment South Park Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home. Helen McGuire Roswell nurse to attend New Mexico Public Health Association meeting in Santa Fe then return Sunday.
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Albert Bower Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Washington County
Missouri
Roswell
Jacobs
Edgar Harral
Harral
A. C. Rogers
F. B. Howden, Jr
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral
Miss McGuire
Helen McGuire
Chaves County
Santa Fe
The
New Mexico Public Health Association
Roswell Shooters To State Rifle Match In Las Vegas
A S Campbell Tode Brenneman and Joe and Ed Williams leave Roswell for Las Vegas to shoot in the state rifle match and Camp Perry tryouts. Roswell lacks enough shooters for a team so entrants compete for individual honors. Mr and Mrs E G Robinson travel through Roswell en route to the match. Mrs Maria Jiroz dies after short illness at 1201 North Washington aged 52 born in Lincoln New Mexico. She moved to Roswell in 1920 and married Julian Jiroz in 1921. Survived by adopted son Benny Jiroz and three sons Delfin Albino Sabedra Emilio Sabedra and two daughters Aurora Sabedra and Mrs Eban Gonzales. Funeral from Spanish Methodist Church with Rev Segundo Garcia and church choir. Interment at South Park. Ballard Funeral Home in charge.
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Roswell
A. S. Campbell
Tode Brenneman
Joe
Ed Williams
Las Vegas
Camp Perry
E. G. Robinson
Maria Jiroz
North Washington
Aurora Sabedra
Eban Gonzales
Delfin Sabedra
Albino Sabedra
Emilio Sabedra
Spanish Methodist Church
Segundo Garcia
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
Roosevelt seeks Nicaragua survey for canal and highway
President Roosevelt asked Congress to approve a 200000 dollar survey for a barge canal and highway across Nicaragua. Officials estimate total outlays could reach 25000000 to 40000000 dollars for a Central American project tied to hemispheric defense, with army engineers to begin once financing is arranged. The plan differs from a Pacific Caribbean waterway estimate of 1440000000 dollars, while a Panama Canal expansion proposal totals 277000000 dollars for wartime fleet passage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Nicaragua
Central American Republic
United States
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Pacific
Caribbean
Panama Canal
House
Two Automobile Accidents In City Injure No One
Traffic policeman L H Keller investigated two crashes yesterday. Edith Ann Brabham lost control on Walnut between Lea and Missouri, but four passengers escaped injury and the car was damaged. On South Main, Milton Davis parked wrong, causing a collision with Frank Summers. Summers suffered major car damage and 20 gallons of honey spilled.
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L. H. Keller
Edith Ann Brabham
Walnut
Lea
Missouri
Milton Davis
Frank Summers
South Main
Keller
Davis
Summers
City Beautiful Contest Winners Named in Floral Displays
Mrs. E. M. Fisher won with a bouquet of gladiolas and Mrs. W. P. Turner received a prize for a bouquet of mixed perennials in the city beauty contest.
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E. M. Fisher
W. P. Turner
Anglo Well Baby Clinic At WPA Sewing Room
An Anglo well baby clinic will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning at the WPA sewing room on West 4th. All mothers are urged to bring their babies and pre school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
West 4Th
Man Suffers Broken Nose In Street Fight
Roy Haines is in the hospital with a broken nose and badly cut eye. C. B. Cole is awaiting trial under $100 bond on a charge of fighting. The incident followed a fight on East Tenth Street last night and the trial is set for 4 p.m. next Wednesday.
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Man
Roy Haines
C. B. Cole
East Tenth Street
Notice to Electrical Contractors in Roswell NM
Sealed proposals will be received until 3 00 P M July 5 1939 at the City Clerk Office First National Bank Building Roswell New Mexico for furnishing and installing all light fixtures and lamps in the City Hall Building at Fifth Street and Richardson Avenue Specifications may be obtained from the City Clerk in Roswell The City Council may reject or waive technicalities Co L Allison Mayor Attest J H Dekker City Clerk Adv
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First National Bank
Roswell
New Mexico
City Hall
Fifth Street
Richardson Avenue
Co. L. Allison
Showing Here Of Mercury Cars At Roswell Auto
A complete line of Mercury cars is shown at Roswell Auto Company today and tomorrow. The new Mercury, built by Ford, has been on the market six months and ranks ninth in U S sales. Public viewing is at the Roswell showroom after a city parade yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Auto Company
Ford Motor Company
United States
Roswell
Harvard and Yale Rowing Regatta In New London
Harvard and Yale clash in the 77th intercollegiate rowing regatta on the Thames River New London Conn. The event draws graduates and supporters from Boston New York Baltimore and beyond, with many traveling by train and boat to witness the race. The main event begins downstream at 4 15 p m MST.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
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Texsun
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Milwaukee
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
H. Meltzer
Psychological Service Center
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Roswell Auto
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