Legislature Convenes Next Saturday In New Mexico
The New Mexico Legislature will meet next Saturday March 15 for the fifteenth time since independence. Both houses expect to struggle with quorum and per diem debates as they begin a thirty day second session. The Colorado Plan may nullify more than a million dollars in requested special appropriations, with essential bills to follow after hearings.
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Will Robinson
General Assembly
New Mexico
United States
Colorado
Governor Miles Faces Bills and School Funding Battle
Governor Miles drives defense bills and shields finance control, aiming to curb waste and ill chosen measures as 53 school bills loom. debate over utilities and education funding, including a proposed $3,000,000 reallocation, dominates state politics amid concerns of graft and taxpayer burden. Yugoslav position in World War II era Balkans noted as strategic for Greece and Britain.
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Miles
New Mexico Troops at Fort Bliss reshuffle command center
Fort Bliss Texas March 10 Lt Col John C Luikart of Clovis acts as commander of the 200th coast artillery regiment while Col Charles G Sage of Deming is away at a coast artillery school. Sage plans to return June 1. The 200th, under training, receipts selectees from Santa Fe and Albuquerque, with hundreds more needed to reach 1681 officers and men. Promotions and postings extend through Battery C Santa Fe and the 260th anti aircraft unit at Fort Bliss.
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Fort Bliss
Texas
John C. Luikart
Clovis
200Th Coast Artillery (Aa
New Mexico National Guard
Charles G. Sage
Deming
Sage
Coast Artillery
Ft. Monroe
200Th
Santa Fe
William B. Reardon
Albuquerque
James E. Sadler
Thomas R. Taggart
Lordsburg
Gerald B. Greeman
Julian O. Long
Medical Corps
Ft. Lee
260Th
Ft. Bliss
John W. Turner, Jr
Frank Sanchez
Manuel Trujillo
Robert Duran
Antonio J. Gutierrez
Juan Gutierrez
Pete Ortega
Arthur B. Smith
Aurelio Quintana
Eddie A. Tafoya
Faustin Trujillo
Israel G. Zarate
Marcos R. Rael
Walter C. Kiesov
Richard J. Daly
Charles V. Safford
Frank A. Lucero
Paul A. Roessler
Lewis E. Duke
Donald Higgins
Louis P. Lutich
Abie A. Carillo
Connie D. Phillips
Errett L. Lujan
Theodore G. Martinez
Jesus M. Silva
Eloy Ruiz
Genaro B. Lopez
Lloyd Rogers
Bill W. Brown
Labor Action Sweeps Across U S Industries
Workforce unrest spreads from transit to steel and electrical sectors. 3,500 bus workers in New York vote 95 percent involvement as demands for a 25 percent raise and 8 hour day surface. CIO Steelworkers threaten a wage hike and reject a 2 1/2 cent compromise. Allis-Chalmers declines a strike-ending formula amid $45 million defense orders. AFL IBEW calls strike at Cornell-Dublier in New Jersey, seeking higher wages. UE Radio and Machine Workers weigh Edison proposal amid a pending one-day strike.
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CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
U. S. Steel Corporation
Office of Production Management
Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
South Plainfield
N. J
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cornell-Dublier Corporation
CIO
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Grace Comiskey New White Sox President Widows President
Mrs Grace Comiskey is depicted as the newly named president of the Chicago White Sox baseball club and widow of J Louis Comiskey. Dorothy Comiskey, her daughter, is shown as re elected treasurer of the club.
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Grace Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
J. Louis Comiskey
Dorothy Comiskey
Simple Washable School Frocks For Teens
A guide urges affordable wardrobe planning for early teens stressing simple washable school frocks. It notes patterns target needs of this age group and advocates teaching girls to sew, detailing models in cot ton seersucker, pique, and coordinated tennis outfits plus a lace-edged party dress.
Firestone tank withstands 52 bullets in test
Firestone test engineers reported a self sealing fuel tank for airplanes withstood 52 machine gun bullets without gasoline loss. A 50 caliber gun is shown sighted to deliver fire, while holes in the tank reveal the intact lining. In Albuquerque, William G. Muller remained hospitalized in serious condition after a car struck him, with a badly fractured leg and possible amputation.
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Firestone
Albuquerque
N. M
William G. Muller
Santa Fe
Muller
New Mexico Legislative Proposals and Pest Control Measures
A summary notes proposed constitutional changes curbing judiciary politics via a council of high officials, potential recall after six years, and possible life terms. It also covers SJR9 urging Congress to aid New Mexico against injurious pests, SB179 authorizing ad valorem taxes for conservancy districts to pay debts, and commentary on legislative process and citizen input via contact with lawmakers.
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Mexico
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Sapar Association
Congress
New Mexico
O. K
Burton Roach
Conservancy
Interned German Now A Bridegroom
A bridegroom among interned German sailors set to be moved to Fort Stanton New Mexico this week. Alex Rolfes 27 a cook from the Columbus married Kathryn Strong 25 a San Francisco insurance employee before traveling with immigration inspectors for a three hour honeymoon then returning to Angel Island. They plan to go to Germany after the war in two months he says. Karl Schneider shipmate nearly became a groom his fiancée Ann Holz paused nuptials when warned by immigration officials. Two contingents of about 400 sailors are at Fort Stanton converting an abandoned CCC camp for occupancy.
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Alden Ames
Rolfes
Angel Island
Germany
Karl Schneider
Ann Holz
San Francisco
Immigration Department
Fort Stanton
CCC
Patton Couple Lose $35,000 Auto Accident Suit
In Las Cruces on March 10 a jury ruled against Mr and Mrs B J Patton of Hatch in their 35000 dollar car crash suit against Mr and Mrs W E Arnold of Bayard. The verdict found the defendants negligent while the Pattons were held contributorily negligent. Mrs Patton said she suffered permanent injuries from the Bayard crash on September 18 last.
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Las Cruces
N. M
B. J. Patton
Hatch
W. E. Arnold
Bayard
Russians mistake red banner for revolution at Astoria
In Astoria Oregon Russian ship officers scanned the coast with binoculars and saw Fort Stevens troops marching with a red banner. A harbor pilot calmed them by explaining the banner was the battery's red guidon not a revolutionary flag.
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Astoria
Ore
Sergei Kirov
Fort Stevens
Cautious Couple Ski Honeymoon Ends With Injury
In Tacoma Washington William Mattingly and Virginia Hall wed after delaying skiing to avoid injury before marriage. They began their honeymoon at Mount Baker where a fall broke Mattingly's leg, halting their ski plans.
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Tacoma
Wash
William Mattingly
Virginia Hall
Merraige
Mount Baker
Matttingly
Glamor Girl to Wed Debutante Plan Wedding in April
New York society glamour figure with the number one title prepares to wed Josephine Johnson debutante who holds the title. The wedding to Blaine Faber is set for April 19 and the couple aims to begin their life together in Anderson's Gardens.
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New York
Josephine Johnson
Blaine Faber
S.S.S. Blood Tonic Promises Boost After Work
An advertisement touts S.S.S. Blood Tonic as a simple solution for tiredness weight loss and low appetite. It claims to improve digestion and energy without organic illness, urging readers to buy the 20 oz bottle at drug stores for 8.58.8 Co.
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S.S.S
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