Registration On July 1 Expected To Be Well Done
In New Mexico there is complete alignment of the thirty six boards and registration of about 3 500 young men is expected between 7 and 9 p m Major Harry S Bowman director of manpower reported this morning in a wire to Washington Additional registers may be added for boards convenience and the number enrolled may vary within a range of one hundred or two hundred but the government expects 3 509.
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Santa FE
Selective Service
New Mexico
Harry S. Bowman
Washington
Registration Law Emphasized By Major Bowman
Major Bowman stressed that the New Mexico registration law applies to all male citizens and alien males 21 or older. Registrants must answer all registrar questions, provide detailed residence and mailing address, and face the same severe penalties for noncompliance as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Bowman
New Mexico
Selective Service
Hope News Miss Roma June Carson Hosts Weiner Roast
Hope News reports a Tuesday evening weiner roast hosted by Roma June Carson in honor of Colleen Zeib of Clayton and Wilbert Ray Stewart of Jal New Mexico. A picnic lunch followed the roasting at Retard Dam with many guests and neighbors in attendance.
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Roma June Carson
Colleen Zeib
Clayton
New Mexico
Wilbert Ray Stewart
Jal
N. M
Jackie McAulliffe
Lucille Young
Janice Wilburn
Billie Pru Crockett
Jane Crockett
Madie Teel
Mary K. Teel
J. C. Bunmegardener
Lewis Weddige
Nash Bumgardner
Clayton Menefee
Bill Weddige
Scott Bumgardner
George OO. Teel
Clayborn Buckner
Pete Jackson
Gallup
Will Keller
Coming Out Party At Mescalero Reservation
The Mescalero Apache will hold a four day feast starting tomorrow to honor two maidens Elizabeth Guydelkorn and Marjorie Shanta, with 800 Apache and about 200 guests from other tribes attending. The event features sunrise tomtoms, rituals, dances, and feasting for 96 hours as the girls enter Apache society, while braves hold annual baseball games and rodeos.
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Mescalero
N. M
New Mexico Mountains
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Elizabeth Guydelkorn
Marjorie Shanta
U. S. Army
Geronimo
Marjorie
Asa Dakaluge
Democratic Split in Guadalupe County Central Committee
SANTA ROSA N M June 30 Eleven members of the county central committee protest the election of Frank Encinias as permanent chairman saying a quorum was not present at a meeting held yesterday. They arrived before the set time but say Encinias was already declared elected and the session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
N. M
Democratic
Guadalupe County
Frank Encinias
Encinias
Ice Cream Mine Found In Clyde Village Dump
A small boy found an ice cream mine in Clyde New York when a cigar box packed with free sticks from an ice cream firm was tossed into the village dump. The sticks, used to freeze ice cream on a stick, were tossed by error into the waste basket and later feasted upon. Confectioners report a rush in business with one admitting he has accepted 150 free sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponanza
Clyde
N. Y
Training program aims to aid defense through CCC camps
Amaro, June. Regional conservator H. H. Finnell of the soil conservation service reports that about 90 percent of CCC enrollees in 25 camps across the southern Great Plains are receiving training valuable for national defense. Courses cover motor vehicle maintenance, woodworking, metal work, electricity, welding, radio, and aircraft construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
CCC
Great Plains
H. H. Finnell
Soil Conservation Service
Elephant Butte Water Reaches Spillway Level for First Time
HOT SPRINGS New Mexico June 30 The waters at Elephant Butte Dam on the Rio Grande lapped above spillway level for the first time since the 1916 completion. Engineers kept gates closed and planned to store until about July 12 to 15 before testing the spillway. Water reached bottom of spillway gates at 8 15 am yesterday and reservoir held about 1 830 000 acre feet with 339 000 acre feet more storage possible. dam depth was 182 feet.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Elephant Butte Dam
Rio Grande
Hagerman News Club Reports Another Week
Hagerman Wednesday Club met with Mrs. E R McKinstry on Wednesday afternoon. Johnny Bowen returned from a northern inspection trip. The Yucca Bridge Party at Mrs. Andrus featured high and second high scores. Local folks attended picnics, conventions, and church events amid storm damage and downpours. Mrs. McKinstry and others shared social visits, bridge and tea, while couple Frank Ivy and Mary C. Phillips moved from Artesia to Pecos and Roswell.
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E. R. McKinstry
Paul Whitman
Johnny Bowen
Mmes. Stephens
Raymond Durand
Virgil Jones
Pauli Whitman
Earl White
Dexter
Mmes
E. E. Lane, Jr
Roswell
Yucca
Andrus
Dub Andrus
Cecil Arnold
Cleta Glee Jacobs
Arthur Shaw
Frank Ivy
M. D. Menoud
Ivy
Artesia
Pecos
Joe
Tom Ferguson
Frank Curry
Grady
Lucille Frazier
Hagerman
Conrad Christenson
Christenson
Horse Springs
Harry Cowan
Miabel Cawn
L. Bowman Craven
Methodist Church
Face Sisters Begin Rite in Special Tepee Ceremony
With ceremonies starting tomorrow the girls enter a specially built tepee that is blessed and will be kept until the rites conclude at sunrise Friday.
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Frances
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National Educational Association
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Heitman Place
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J. E. Wimberly
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
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