Atwood seen as likely appointee for U.S. Senate
Roswell businessman and World War II veteran Colonel J. D. Atwood, a Democrat and ally of Senator Cutting, is viewed as a probable U.S. Senate appointee if Governor Seligman declines the post. Atwood, a lawyer with a strong public profile in New Mexico and nearby states, would be an influential choice with broad political ties.
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Sue's inner turmoil shadows a quiet life after love
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Just Mavericks on Books and Track at State Meet
The piece discusses a Roswell track finals race and the state high school meet. It reviews recent books popular with readers, noting titles by Farnham Lewis, Lloyd Douglas, Roosevelt, Adams, and Arlen, among others. It also weighs the value of virtue, self-knowledge, and social recognition in youth.
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Leap 72 Former GM of Oliver Iron Mining Company
Leap aged 72 served as general manager of the Oliver Iron Mining Company of Duluth Minnesota. He later held positions including vice president of the Lincoln Trust Company and treasurer of a named organization, with ties to a merger involving Chase National Bank and a mention of president Hooray.
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