Nature’s power outshines man in world of volcanoes and progress
The article contrasts Alaska and Asian volcanic eruptions with human achievements. It notes man’s advances in machinery, navigation, and science while warning of nature’s vast, uncontrollable forces. It then shifts to U.S. political debate on the Hatch Bill, mentions Roosevelt’s views, and criticizes efforts to rewrite or weaken the bill. Additional pieces cover PWA funding, typhoid warnings, 4-H camps, and local notices including probate, advertising rates, and wheat loan updates.
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Alaska
Asia
Senate
Celler
Coe
Roosevelt
Cellier
Judiciary Committee
House
Hatch
House Committee
Senator Hatch
WPA
Clovis News- Journal
New Mexico
C. V. Hemphill
AAA Committee
Hemphill
Colfax
Curry
Harding
Rio Arriba
San Juan
Taos
McKinley
Mora
Quay
San Miguel
Union
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
Gulf Ports
Los Angeles
Peace and War Pressure Rise as Movie Makers Flock to New Mexico
The article notes world tension and heavy military spending while envisioning a future of peace driven by Gay citizens. It also reports a film company shooting a movie in New Mexico, the third such project recently, signaling recognition of the state's scenic beauty and favorable climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Liquor Control
New Mexico
PWA
WPA
George M. Bull
Sadie G. Johnson
Mary D. Costa
Chaves County
Roswell
Hervey, Dow, Hill & Hinkie
Executrix
Probate Court
Sam
Remember Thy Creator in Youth Harp of Life Message
A devotional urging early focus on spiritual growth and health. The speaker, Dan Luther Edwards, emphasizes that youth shapes the soul and body, comparing life's morning to age and urging remembrance of the Creator before 16. It warns that early years determine long term buoyancy of health and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Luther Edwards
Sidelights On The News By Will Robinson
Will Robinson reviews New Air Postal Service ed and tax plans affecting Raton Las Vegas Tucumcari Roswell Hobbs Carlsbad. He questions taxes for officials and supports a shared national burden. Summer conventions debate New Mexico south of Albuquerque favors Silver City for 1940 gathering despite heat concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Air Postal Service
Raton
Las Vegas
Tucumcari
Roswell
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Harry Christian
New Mexico County Officers Association
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Meeting The Payoff With the AIU Letter
The American Industrial Union sent a personal letter from Mr. C. H. Colvin noting the columnist’s income tax views on federal employees were “resented by the AIU.” The group, once supportive, emerged as a CIO feeder and was tagged as a notable public enemy before fading from influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Industrial Union
C. H. Colvin
AIU
CIO
Elida to Builders Two New Structures Amid Growth
The town of Elida plans two new buildings, a WPA funded city hall and a Kemp Lumber company facility, signaling a revival after doubts the town would fade. Local residents, regarded as among the finest, welcome the investments as a sign of summer progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elida
Kemp Lumber Company
Heat waves scorch desert town with 115 degree day
The report recalls a desert region with treacherous heat above 100 degrees and a peak of 115 degrees when shade was scarce. It notes relentless summer temperatures and the rugged climate of Hobbs and Jal during hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Jal
Odd Fellows Rally in Lovington Signals Fraternity Comeback
An Odd Fellows gathering in Lovington tonight will feature Carlsbad’s team performing the first degree for a large class of candidates. Roswell leaders push a sustained June to August schedule, hoping to keep fraternal work active through the summer and beyond after wartime declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Gallinas Canyon
San Miguel
Mora
Methodist Assembly
Weed
Chaves
Eddy
Odd Fellows
Lovington
Carlsbad
David and
Jonathan
Roswell
Roswell Lodge
Supreme Court Opinion on NRA Price Fixing Case
The Supreme Court addressed the National Rifle Association and its price fixing practices, ruling on the legality and implications of the association’s pricing actions within the broader regulatory framework. The decision clarifies federal antitrust considerations affecting membership organizations and market conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
United States Supreme Court
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Healey
Massachussetts
House Judiciary Committee
E. B. Godfrey
State Department of Public Health
Sagapore
Great Forest
Rich Jersey
Institute
C. M. Hester
Montgomery Ward
Carmichael
Chaves Co
W. A. Barth
E. Lindsay St
Stockton
Calif
State OF New Mexico
Adv
D. P. Greiner
Jo Schrimscher
Falcons Electrical Service
West 2Nd St
George Leavelle
Magnolia
2Nd
Kentucky
H. L. Oldaker
Schumann
Mon
F. Seaverns Ranch
Berrendo
Bargain
Penn
O. K
Eddie Greaves
West Tilden
Major Selby
Moseley’s
Imperial
North Tennis Courts
John Selby
Lorraine
Roswell Building & Loan Assn
West 5Th
Fowler
South
Richardson
N. Penn
So. Penn
S. Mo. Ave
Kelvinator
East Fourth
Ed Carmichael
American Cafe
Bailey Burke
East 2Nd
Burrows
EL Paso
Tex
Nace S. Heinkle
St. Louis
S. J. Heinkle
Edwards
Court House
Fulbright Furniture Store
N. Main
Roswell Mattress Co
Ruidoso
South Main
Thompson
2Nd St
Globe Vaccines
Rancher’s Supply Co
4Th St
White
South Main St
Leo di Lorenzo
Will Robinson
Supreme Court
Silver City
Mecca
Elgin’s
East 2Nd St
ABC
Callip
Spaulding
Appliance Company
Odessa
Texas
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