Tingley Demos Organize To Aid Election
Republicans seek Democratic support in Albuquerque for defeating Governor Miles. Independent Suffrage League formed with Joseph Dailey as chair, aiming for honest government. Crile campaigns at Roy defending cattle import claims. Miera campaigns at Clayton attacking state efficiency and tax dividends.
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Tingley Demos
Micra
Associated Press
John E. Miles
GOP
Albuquerque
Independent Suffrage League
Clyde Tingley
Joseph Dailey
H. Charles Roehl
Tingley
Dailey
Bowling Green
Ohio
Congress
Roy
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Maurice Miera
Clayton
September Building Permits Totals Reach 86 380 This Month
September building permits totaled 86 380 contributing to a year to date 345 300. Excludes new grade school addition Mark Howell school and two N M M I structures awaiting permits. New permits issued include a 60 000 telephone building and an 18 000 Safeway store, plus two residences over 2 000 each.
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Mark Howell
Safeway Stores
Anti Tank Units Through New Mexico
Santa Fe announces that the Santa Fe railroad will provide a seven acre tract in Raton for a new high school stadium and armory for the anti tank company. Adj Gen R C Charlton said units at Santa Fe and Tucumcari and the unit in Raton have been activated as of October 15. Activation does not imply any call to extended active duty or determine its date.
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Santa FE
N. M
Santa Fe Railroad
Raton
Adj
R. C. Charlton
Tucumcari
Pilot training courses ordered in three cities
Governor Miles announced civilian pilot training courses authorized for Clayton Carlsbad and Farmington under the civil aeronautics authority. Quotas not yet set but will range from five to thirty students. Local instructors will conduct training with names to be announced.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Clayton
Carlsbad
Farmington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
New Mexico Crop Improvement Booth Shines At Fair
The New Mexico Crop Improvement Association showcased a standout booth at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair themed Coronado Cuarto Centennial. The annual Roswell meeting drew members from 21 of 31 counties, with talks on sorghum cotton and Pinto bean improvement.
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New Mexico
Roswell
The
New Mexico Crop Improvement Association
Association
Claude Simpson
Comerce
H. P. Edmonds of
Portales
R. E. Karper
Texas A. and M
Lubbock
G. N. Stroman
New Mexico State Agronomist
New Mexico State College Experiment Station
John Carter
Clayton
N. M
Booth Co
P. Wayne
New Mexico State Extension Agronomist
Wayne
State College
Crop Improvement Association
Booth
Fred Nelson
East Grand Plains
Dr. Stroman
N. M. Smith
Las Cruces
H. P. Edmonds
J. J. Knight
San Jon
Mr. Newberry
Mr. Griffin
Picacho
4-H Club
United States
Building Permits for repairs by B. B. Wilson
B. B. Wilson applies for building permits covering repairs and related work on his property. The notice outlines scope and compliance requirements for the project under local building ordinances.
Irvin S Cobb to Broadcast Tomorrow in Roswell
Irvin S. Cobb, Kentucky humorist and writer, will air on KGFL in Roswell from 7:45 to about 8:30 tomorrow night. The Willkie club will host the hour long program with a 7:30 to 8:30 slot and a 15 minute preliminaries segment. The broadcast comes via a Liberty Hall El Paso wire, promising a notable evening for listeners.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Kentucky
KGFL
Roswell
Willkie Club
Willkie
Cobb
Liberty Hall
el Paso
Mental Deficiency Meet At Los Lunas
Representatives from six states gather for a regional meeting of the American Association of Mental Deficiency at the New Mexico Home and Training School for Mental Defectives in Los Lunas. About thirty workers from Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Colorado and New Mexico are expected. Speakers include Rupert F. Asplund New Mexico Taxpayers Association Santa Fe Dr G M Wilson Lander Wyo regional chairman Mark Allen and Dr H H Ramsey.
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Los Lunas
N. M
American Association of Mental Deficiency
New Mexico
M. O. Blakeslee
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Rupert F. Asplund
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Santa Fe
G. M. Wilson
Lander
Wyo
Mark Allen
H. H. Ramsey
American Fork
Blakeslee
Cavern Attendance Sets New Record at Carlsbad
Carlsbad Caverns national park recorded its largest September attendance with 24,822 visitors in the month. Texas contributed 10,109 visitors, followed by California, Oklahoma, and New Mexico in that order.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Texas
California
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Repair Jobs Record From Local Residence List
Ross Martin repairs a burned house at 102 E. Mathews for 900 dollars while a model residence at 108 N. Missouri is valued at 1500 dollars, detailing two property repair and appraisal items from the local notices.
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N. Missouri
Ross Martin
E. Mathews
Willkie Calls Production Key to Jobs in Grand Rapids
Wendell L. Willkie urged increased production, a scientific tax system, and reduced red tape as the path to full employment. He pushed for 700,000 new enterprises, tax stability, and cutbacks in government reporting to spur private investment and hiring. He contrasted Roosevelt’s stance with the current lull in job talks, warning against stagnation and unemployment.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Wendell L. Willkie
America
Precy Ganes
Ees
Willkie
Roosevelt
Beaver Killing Golf Club Trees
Albuquerque golf club suffers tree loss from a beaver on the course. Gnawed stumps and a night watchman link the beaver to the damage, with state and federal protection complicating actions. Homer Pickens, district game warden, plans to issue a trapping permit but doubts success.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Country Club
Homer Pickens
Pickens
Federal criminal cases in New Mexico
The administrative office of federal courts reported 290 of 386 defendants in New Mexico were found guilty in the year ended July 1. Across eight western states 2,035 persons answering charges were found guilty. Nationally 48,856 criminal actions were disposed of in 84 district courts. Bankruptcy cases totaled 45 and civil cases 99 in New Mexico.
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Washington
Administrative Office of Federal Courts
New Mexico
Henry P. Chandler
United States
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Pat Hamilton
Ed Safford
Hamilton
Safford
J. J. Dempsey
Senate
Kelleher
Ralph Kelleher
Bernalillo
Dempsey
Crise
Herman Crile
B. B. Wilson
Will
Lee Ae
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Pecos Valley
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Roswell, N. M
N. Main ST
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