2 Dead 9 Hurt In Santa Fe Highway Crash
A head on collision on Highway 285 about 32 miles north of Santa Fe left two dead and nine injured. Varoz 27 of San Ildefonso and Juan Lovato 48 of Espanola died from the crash and its aftermath. The injured include Jose Pedro Garcia 61 and his daughter Emma 11 of Hernandez, plus several Garcia and Jaramillo family members.
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Santa FE
N. M
Varoz
San Ildeo
Juan Lovato
Espanola
Jose Pedro Garcia
Emma
Hernandez
Marie Garcia
Sedallia
Helena
Celina Garcia
Trinidad Jaramillo
Jose Jaramillo
Margarito Jaramillo
Hope News Busy visits and highway work near Hope
Hope area residents and visitors are listed through a week of travel and family visits. Clyde Browning and Frank McClaren families, guardsmen from San Antonio and Fort Bliss, and others seen in Lovington Roswell Las Cruces Elida and Artesia. Highway 83 blacktop near Hope was completed and sealed, with local residents moving and planning stays.
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Clyde Browning
Lovington
Frank McClaren
Hope
Artesia
McClaren
Artesia Bridge
Paul Coffin
San Antonio
Texas
Tom Coffin
Hoyt Keller
Fort Bliss
Will Keller
Gene Kinder
Roswell
Lavern Wilburn
Sam Lovejoy
Bell
Arizona
California
Loraine Wilburn
Las Cruces
Annie Reed
John Teel
Loraine Teel
George A.teel
Merlyn Guess
Carlsbad
Frank Curry
Grady
N. M
Ira Payne
Ancho
Cottonwood
Ruidoso
Hot Springs
M. E. Wathen
Mervan Worley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Alma Lane
Hal Hamil
R. A. Murray
Sam Zumwalt
Fl Paso
Virgil Craig
Ray Hill
Jean Pearl Horner
Hillary White
Mr. Morrow
Elida
New Mexico
Mor
More Aliens To Go To Ft Stanton And To Two Other Camps
Washington June 25 The department of justice contemplates periodic increases in population at alien detention camps at Fort Stanton New Mexico Fort Missoula Montana and Fort Lincoln North Dakota This disclosure was made by Lemuel B Schofield special assistant attorney general in charge of the immigration and naturalization service in testimony to a house subcommittee considering the second deficiency appropriation bill for the current fiscal year Schofield said there were 1402 persons already in those three camps 410 Germans at Fort Stanton from the crew of the scuttled German steamer Columbus 772 Italians at Fort Missoula and 220 Germans at Fort Lincoln The latter two camps he explained held mostly seamen who had deserted from ships and remained in this country or were taken from Axis vessels recently taken into protective custody With 2461 aliens in custody in various immigration stations throughout the country Schofield said it was the intention of the immigration service to take them from these stations where there are limited facilities and place them in these three camps Schofield said the German government was playing for the subsistence of the men at Fort Stanton who came under the technical category of distressed seamen but that those at the other two camps were not under that category and the governments involved are under no obligation to support them What are you going to do with them are you going to let them
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Washington
Department of Justice
Fort Stanton
N. M
Fort Missoula
Mont
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Lemuel B. Schofield
Department
Immigration and Naturalization Service
House
Schofield
Columbus
Immigration Service
Ill-Fated O-9 Debate Sparks Work Mandate Question
Representative Woodrum argues about how to assign duties to the crew. Marshall E. Dimock replies that they will do all the work, clarifying the administration's stance on command responsibilities.
Home Grown Green Beans and Squash
Classified notice from Anderson's Gardens invites readers to phone No 11 for home grown green beans and squash available in season during the mid nineteenth century.
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Anderson’s
No. 11
U S Field Office Planned for New Mexico
The government reports plans to open a field office in New Mexico in the next fiscal year if Congress provides the funds. The disclosure was made before a House subcommittee during the consideration of the second deficiency appropriation.
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Washington
Office of Government Reports
New Mexico
Congress
House
New Mexico Office Details for 1941 Appropriation Bill
The 1941 appropriation bill outlines New Mexico field office staffing with a state director salary of 4600 dollars per year and additional posts including a senior stenographer at 1620, a junior typist at 1260, and a junior administrative assistant at 2600. The probable office location was not disclosed.
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New Mexico
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