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Don C. Wright
Lynn W. Croissant
Leo £. Cox
Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
Newexico
It Had to Happen in Panther Creek Valley Mines
The Panther Creek Valley coal mine closes after a labor dispute as 4,000 miners lose work. John L. Lewis leads a powerful miners union during a era of strikes that reduced coal output while alternative fuels gain popularity. The large operator blames the conflict for ending production margins and a return to profitability.
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United States
Panther Creek
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Lewis
New Mexico Advances Mental Health Care Progress
The state spends about 2 million dollars to enlarge and rehabilitate the Las Vegas hospital for the mentally ill. While sources say the funds are inadequate for modern needs, officials acknowledge the step forward and express hope for improved treatment and eventual full modern facilities.
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Las Vegas
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Usefulness Questioned United Nations as a platform for Communists
A British newspaper questions United Nations value to the free world noting its assembly hosts propaganda by Communists and the Soviet Union. It argues UN may be used to spread discontent and push ideology, challenging the body's role in creating peace. The piece questions whether UN has outlived its usefulness in its early trial period.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Russia
Guatemala
Russia
40 and 8 plans Hobbs convention playfulness
Hobbs readers note a 40 and 8 chapter near the state American Legion convention. The piece also reports on welfare costs in the state, with estimates of 120000 in unspent funds and daily welfare outlays around 50000, plus a local Albuquerque dispute over cottonwood trees amid smoke and dust concerns.
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American ‘Legion
Hobbs
40 And 8
la Societe Des
Unearthing La Garita Fort north of Santa Fe
Bruce T. Ellis with funds from the Historical Society of New Mexico is excavating La Garita, the second oldest Spanish fort in New Mexico, likely built in the 1700s. The fortress served to imprison political offenders who were sometimes executed. Excavations reveal the fort atop foundations abandoned by earlier Indian structures believed to be from the 13th century.
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Bruce T. Ellis
Historical Society of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
la Garita
Albuquerque Shifts from Rail to Federal Jobs
Hobbs News-Sun notes a shift in Albuquerque's economy from the Santa Fe railroad to government personnel. In the first half of this year the federal government allocated 33 million dollars to Duke City, prompting anxiety as President Eisenhower discusses firing more federal employees.
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Hobbs News- Sun
Richard Strahlem
State Welfare Department
The
News-Sun
Strahlem
Santa Fe Railroad
Albuquerque
Hobbs News-Sun
Duke City
Eisenhower
Elevator Hole Planned at Carlsbad Caverns Between July 1 and 3
The Current Argus reports a hole for the new elevator at Carlsbad Caverns will be punched through between July 1 and 3. The contractor, who faced work stoppages, has passed the completion date and must forfeit $60 per day under his contract for missing the deadline.
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Carlsbad Caverns
Argus
Society Editor Joins Conde Nast in New York
Miss Jean O Connor of the Current Argus has secured work with Conde Nast publications in New York. She will contribute to magazines Vogue Glamour and House and Garden. The CA notes her move follows skepticism from Carlsbad friends who advised against pursuing the opportunity.
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Current
Argus
Jean O'Conner
Conde Nast Publications
New York
Voge
Glamor
Houseland Garden
The
Carlsbad
Artesia approves 57 acre housing project plan
The Artesia city government grants tentative approval to a 57 acre addition comprising 215 building lots. The development, shaped by Boyd Bennett of Artesia, marks a significant expansion for the area.
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Artesia
Boyd Bennett
Artesia Considers City Paving Plan To Cut Profits
Artesia officials weigh a city run paving program claiming substantial savings by removing contractor profits and taking paving work in house. The move would shift project management, materials, and labor under municipal control.
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Artesia
Clovis Chamber Reports Bright Local Business Outlook
The Clovis Chamber of Commerce notes retail sales up two million dollars in the first three months of this year versus 1953, with builders active, livestock market stronger, and 300 new residents moving in over the past year. A contrasting editorial in the Silver City Daily Press mocks scientists and Los Alamos security rules, claiming the nation did well with less science and will continue to do so.
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Clovis
Chamber of Commerce
The
Silver City Daily Press
Los Alamos
City approves paving project for 103 blocks
Clovis city commissioners approve a paving plan covering 103 blocks with an estimated cost of 550710 dollars.
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Clovis S
Eisenhower missed key White House insight on Doerfer case
Drew Pearson recaps how Indiana Congressman Halleck pressed for Doerfer's reappointment to a Senate post, prompting swift White House action. The piece details the political maneuvering over Philip Willkie's possible nomination and a separate incident denying Hunt staffers funeral attendance, plus Texas Governor Allan Shivers facing renewed scrutiny over insurance scandals.
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Halleck
Philip Willkie
Sen. Hunt
Shivers
Texas
Washington
White House
Ske
Eisenhower
Senate
McCarthy
FWC
John Doerfer
Rushville
Ind
Wendell Willkie
Doerfer
Young Willkie
F. Peavey Heffelinger
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
Willkie
MclCarthyntes
Hunt
Wyoming
Forest Harness
Ira Whitlock
Mike Manatos
Manatos
Whitlock
Allan Shivers
Shivers’ Bolt
Democratic
One Insurance Company
Gov. Shivers
R. W. Worth
Haddonfield
N. J
Texas Mutual Insurance Company
Leslie
Paul Lowry
Beaumont
William Moore
Esentre Insurance Committee
State Insurance Commission
Texas Mutual
Worth
Price Daniel
U. S
Lloyd's of North America
Ralph W. Hammonds
Hammonds
John van Cronkhite
John Ben Shepard
Attorney General’s Office
Looks influence diet says New York doctor
A New York doctor claims appearance is shaped by diet and warns that women will favor more appealing foods over plain fare based on these looks driven expectations.
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New York
Knitting Records Highlight Roswell Woman’s Art
25 years ago today in Hancock New Hampshire Mrs Lilla Upton began shawl knitting in 1945 and later turned to giving away 275 shawls to neighbors since then Lillis Fisher said she would be ready to start an archery class on July 1 with Great Britain involvement in World War II referenced.
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Hancock
N.H
Great Britain
Southwestern Public Service Co
Lilla Upton
Lillis Fisher
Albuquerque News Notes On Arts And Air Power
Guest columnist R F Deacon Arledge surveys Albuquerque culture highlighting Vivian Vance and local theater leaders. He notes Air Force Academy site selection in Colorado Springs, Kirtland Field improvements, and calls for a major jet-capable Santa Fe airport to bolster defense and regional aviation.
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Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Ted Sloan
David Gallagher
Broadmoor
Air Force
Albuquerque
Frank Speakman
Jimmy Oxnard
Mesa Land
Sandig Base
Kirtland Field
Albuquerque Municipal Airport
Hilton Hotel
Three Nations Face Strain Over War Split and Indochina
James Marlow argues that the United States Britain and France cannot afford a split if Russia moves against the West. Europe debates a single European army while Indochina tests French resolve, with the U S reluctant to enlarge Asian engagements versus looming elections.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Indochina
Eisenhower
Dulles
Churchill
Eden
Foreign Legion
Paris
Europe
Germany
Southeast Asia
Beery poems sell beer ads as U S Senator questions ads
Washington columnist recalls Miss Elizabeth Smart of the WCTU testifying before a Senate subcommittee against beer ads on radio TV and in print. He notes her beer verses and a Florida poll showing strong opposition to TV beer advertising, while admitting his own thirst and the legions of young listeners.
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Washington
Miss Smart
Milwaukee
Blatz
WCTU
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Sen
William Aja Purtell
R-Conn
Seagram's
Florida
Trail Length Clarified 2000 Miles for Appalachian Hikers
A reader notes the Appalachian Trail runs about 2000 miles for hikers. The figure reflects commonly cited estimates across sources and guides.
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