New Mexico Beef Week Proclaimed By Governor Miles
Gov. John E. Miles proclaims March 23 through the week to promote beef, highlighting New Mexico as a leading beef state with about 140 million pounds annual production. The extension service notes beef as a strong diet source of phosphorus and protein, urging statewide uptake beyond the official week to support the major local agricultural product.
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New Mexico
John E. Miles
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Assn
Geo. F. Ellis
New Mexico Extension Service
ENM C oE notes include May graduation address
Eastern New Mexico College will host the first senior class commencement on May 29 with President Hugh Milton delivering the address. Milton, long a leading educator and author, has led New Mexico A and M since 1938 and is active in defense work.
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Florence Ward
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico College
Doctors of Philosophy
Friends of
Dove Outlaw
Vaughn
Christian Student Association
ENMC
Dad Elliott
Chicago
H. C. Gossard
Elliott
Portales
Hagerman Man Dies After Work Mishap
Mr. Duval, father of Mrs. Beeler, once ran a shoe repair shop in town and died Monday evening while working on repairs. Burial took place yesterday under Mason Funeral Home with J. F. Lilly of Church of Christ presiding. The community extends sympathy to relatives and friends. D. D. Club met Monday evening at Dexter with several absences and substitutions. Witt achieved high score as Mrs. Mehlhop served dessert.
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Harry Cowan
Alma Nail
N.S. West
Lange
E. S. Bowen
Willis Pardee
Garner
Jack Sweatt
Albuquerque Clinic
Juanita Bartlett
Robert and
Rosella Basinger
Marie C. Cassabone
Abbie Ann Cowan
Polly Cumpsten
Dorothy Sue Devenport
Lucille Frazier
Wanda Lee Frazier
Helen Goodwin
Anita Jacobson
Blanche Lane
Jack Langenegger
George Mark Losey
Jean McKinstry
Wanda Lee Newsom
Eileen Rogers
David Shaw
William Solomon
Lois Jean Sweatt
Bobby Utterback
Mabel Jo Wade
Louis Wallace
Gene White
National Defense
Woodburn
Ross Langenegger
Mittie Jean Miller
Arizona
Langenegger
Jack Miller
Bill Still
Nellie Lange
W. L. Heitman
Heitman
Ft. Monmouth
New Jersey
Fresno
California
Texas Company
Hagerman
Nazarene Church
F. L. Mehlhop
Dexter
Ramon Welborn
Raymond Durand
W. A. Losey
Miss Silliman
Mr. Witt
Mehlhop
Study of New Mexico State College Referred for Review
Chicago March 28 A study of New Mexico State College's application for readmission to the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools was referred to its board of review. The board will act without further action by the commission on higher learning and aims to complete the study in May after NM State was suspended last year for outside political influences.
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Chicago
New Mexico State College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Board of Review
Commission On Higher Learning
New Mexico College
Hugh M. Milton
College Commission
John L. Seaton
Albion
Mich
John Miles
New Mexico
Tobacco Tax Proposals Draw Fire From Merchants Group
The Tobacco Merchants Association of the United States opposes new state tobacco taxes. It argues current federal levies burden consumers and calls tobacco a staple not a luxury. It notes a blue tax stamp adds 6.5 cents, about $23.72 yearly for a pack-a-day smoker, from roughly $55 spent yearly on cigarettes. The group says taxes fall mainly on the poor, with millions of tobacco consumers vs. few income tax filers. It warns taxes hurt tobacco farms, citing 2 million acres under tobacco cultivation and up to 1.9 million workers tied to production.
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Tobacco Merchants Association of the
United States
Association
Uncle Sam
No Mountain Lions But Turns to Roses
Silver City New Mexico reports deputy sheriff C M Wallace armed with a sub machine gun and tear gas in pursuit of mountain lions in the Black Range but returns empty handed. He vows to quit hunting lions and spend his spare time rose gardening, ending the note with a wry twist.
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Silver City
N. M
C. M. Wallace
Black Range
Here
Gas Fumes Deaths in Artesia Tour Camp Case
Eddy county officials closed an investigation into the deaths of Lawson Shepard of Lovington and Mrs Lois Pearl Garten of Hobbs. Bodies were found in an Artesia tourist camp cabin on November 24. A coroner's jury ruled death by carbon monoxide poisoning. Shepard was brother of Guy Shepard, secretary to Governor Miles.
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Artesia
N. M
Eddy County
Lawson Shepard
Lovington
Lois Pearl Garten
Hobbs
Shepard
Guy Shepard
Miles
Tobacco Tax Relief Stance Cited by Farm Groups
National farm organizations adopted resolutions arguing tobacco is already overtaxed relative to other commodities. The statements frame tobacco taxes as excessive and burdensome within agricultural policy debates.
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National Farm Organizations
Street Car Collision in Fog Kills Motorman
In Washington a downtown crossing crash between two street cars in dense fog killed one motorman and seriously injured eight others. One car overturned and firemen used torches to reach the victim, who was already dead.
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Washington
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Mr Witt
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Lloyd Worley
Louis Worley
Bobby Cubpsten
Arlie Brock
P. E. Kiper
Pepsicola
Carlsbad
J. C. Hicks
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Pinkham
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