Barrack Breezy Aims and Elections at Country Club Night
The entry recounts lively chatter at Barracks about cadet life and a forthcoming election after Government Inspection. It notes rumors of promotions read aloud, a crowded Country Club dance night, and a playful mood fueled by jokes about discipline, music, and moonlit gatherings amid spring nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Speedy” Stapp
Speedy
Mort
John Richards
Hippo” Klein
Rich
Fulton
Valentine
Lane
Freese
Vaughn
McGinnis
Gullion
Combs
Iir
Rene
Carlsbad Wins While Dexter Hits Loser
In Albuquerque on March 10, 1940, Carlsbad defeated Menaus 18 to 14 while Santa Fe Indians fell to Rogers 44 to 19. Las Cruces beat Albuquerque Bulldogs 26 to 17, Raton defeated Dexter 52 to 25, and Clayton beat Corona 36 to 19. Las Vegas edged Fort Sumner 25 to 24 as Forrest topped Windward 25 to 13. Tucumcari beat Virden 36 to 26. Second round pairings set Forrest vs Tucumcari, Las Vegas vs Rogers, Clayton vs Raton, Las Cruces vs Carlsbad.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Menaus
Carlsbad
Santa Fe Indians
Albuquerque Bulldogs
Santa Fe
Rogers
Las Cruces
Themseves
Raton Tigers
Dexter
Clayton
Corona
Las Vegas
Fort Sumner
Meadow City
Sumner
Forrest
Windard
Tucumcari
Virden
Pirates
Albuquerqque
Raten
Carishbad
Raton
Albuquerque Banks Begin Scrip Issue Tomorrow
Albuquerque banks will start issuing city and district negotiable scrip from $1 to $20 tomorrow if Washington allows. The notes are secured by assets of all three banks and will be usable throughout Albuquerque and the surrounding tributary district.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Washington
President seeks broad unemployment relief plan in economy push
Washington March 10 AP Senator Hobinson of Arkansas urged unanimous consent to refer a bill to cut costs and fund a large relief program proposed by the President The plan reportedly includes Muscle Shoals reforestation and projects to employ at least 500000 men The House creates a five member special committee to speed action while Rankin opposes shifting proposals to veterans panel Roosevelt plans a third message to the extra session and Senate delays to draft legislation for the programs
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Washington
Hobinson
Arkansas
Finance Committee
Robinson
McNary
Oregon
Roosevelt
House
Lyons
Tennessee
Senate
Letters To The Press Albuquerque March 8 1933
Editor Roswell Record argues for repealing the 18th and 23rd NM Article to regulate liquor while warnings call for strong prohibition. A second idea outlines a self sustaining local scrip program using dollar cards and three cent stamps to fund work, boosting employment and local commerce through rapid turnover.
Woodin affirms U S stays on gold standard despite shift to managed currency
Secretary of the Treasury William H. Woodin told newspaper correspondents the United States remains under the gold standard, calling any move away a grave mistake. He urged the term managed currency as a more accurate label for current policy.
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Woodin
U.S
Washington
William H. Woodin
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Lou
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Lieutenant Post
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Pollakai
Reppert
Dave
Burns
Carville Brunton
Joe Dinelli
Mort” Merritt
Major Plummer
Neal Brown
Laughlin
Lee
L. B. Plummer
Womans Club
S. A
State
Menaul
M.svbeater
Baton
Rankin
Mississippi
Veterans Committee
Woodrum
Tankin
Albuquerque, N. M
Roswell
New Mexico
Adela C. Holmquist
Albuquerque, N. Mex
J. DI Herron
Royal Fruit
Gelatin
White House Grocery
West Second and
Kansas
Libby
Cal
Texas
Clardy’s Products
Log Cabin North Main Street
Gus Lemp
Ar A
Montgomery
Ward & CO
Roswell, N. M