Barracks Briefs From NMMI I R S Club Meeting Notes
The International Relations Club at NMMI, chaired by Major Kelly, outlined a biweekly meeting schedule and plans to send delegates to the Southwestern Conference. The piece notes social mischief, cadet life quirks, and introduces new cadet L A Wittkopp from Artesia with tennis as his sport and West Point as his career aim.
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International Relations Club
Kelly
Nmmi History Department
Southwestern College I. R. S
United States
All c
G and I
O. C
Curto
Herman Cook
Worsham
Reds
Tigers
Kane
Schubach
Salt Lake City
L. A. Wittkopp
Artesia
New Mexico
West Point
Unborn Children Defers Drafting in Santa Fe
Oct 9 draft officials in State Headquarters announce deferral for men with dependents in Class three of Selective Service. Those registering on Oct 16 with dependents including wives children or parents will be placed in this class. Local boards in each county will determine classifications after Registration Day.
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Santa FE
Memorial dedication services held at Embudo Presbyterian Hospital
Las Vegas New Mexico reports dedication services attended by Presbyterian leaders from across the state. Rev. F Homer Tegler chaired the national missions synod of New Mexico meeting in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Embudo Presbyterian Hospital
Embudo, N. M
F. Homer Tegler
National Missions, Synod of New Mexico, of
New Mexicans Work During The 16th Congress
New Mexico’s delegation in the 76th Congress stayed active amid a primary battle. Sen Carl Hatch steered the Ramspeck bill to broaden civil service, backed the Logan Walter admin law bill, and aided house passage of Hatch act revisions. Sen Dennis Chavez backed wool labeling. Rep J J Dempsey pushed reapportionment potential.
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Washington
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
Senate
Dennis Chavez
Rep
J. J. Dempsey
Schwartz
D-Wye
Dempsey
House
House of Representatives
Congress
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Johnson
D-Cole
Murray
Bureau of Mines
Dry beans market outlook brightens amid army demand
New Mexico Extension Service forecasts a materially improved bean outlook for 1940-41 due to army and navy consumption. U.S. crop expected around 15 million bags, with NM production about 600 thousand bags, two thirds of the national Pinto crop, ranking NM second to Colorado.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Navy
New
U.S
New Mexico
France
Scandinavian
Colorado
DeMolay Officers Are Installed At Roswell Chapter
Dewey Burnworth was installed as Master Councilor of Roswell Chapter Order of DeMolay at the Masonic Temple. Past Master Councilor John Ed Johns officiated with Harold Newton Joe Fowler Frank Young Bob Howard and Bob Owen assisting. Additional officers named include Frank Blair Jr George DeShurley Don Chappel Burt Fletcher Dick Brenneman John Waggoner Charles Malone Jerry Owen Don A. Smith Harold Newton and others in a formal installation with refreshments afterward.
Peaceful March Planned by Gold Shirts in Mexico City
Mexico City is to host a peaceful march organized by the Gold Shirts a semi military group. The date remains set while northern cities Juarez Chihuahua Saltillo and Nuevo Laredo will mobilize the followers who back General Juan Andreu Almazan. They pledge to cooperate with the government and oppose agitation threatening public peace.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Saltillo
Nuevo Laredo
Joaquin Rodriguez
Chihuahua City
Rodriguez
Juan Andreu Almazan
Dan
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Nu.ll
Sugge Geace
Uooran
Chrysler
Lowrey Auto Company
West 2Nd St. Roswell, N. M
Charles Malone
John Bill Powers
Jerry Owen
Don A. Smith
Harold Newton
Warren Cobean, Jr
Dixon Bullock
Albert Johnson
Ben F. Kelly, Jr
Ted M. Brown
Flo Austin, Jr
George Massey
Mexico City
Mexico
Gold Shirts
G. K. Richardson
Jake Hinch
Richardson
SCO
Owen
Robertshaw
Qdail
All America
Coles
A.G.A
Roswell, N. M
Montgomery Ward
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