Britain to Kick Out Communist Members of Cabinet in Guiana
FBI withholds nationwide alert on Thomas John Marsh as police hunt the ex convict tied to the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping case. Hall and Mrs. Bonnie Heady face Missouri charges. Marsh fugitive warrant filed. questions linger on who killed Bobby and why. ransom funds recovered in St Louis amid ongoing investigations. Hagerman Dexter 4-H and FFA boys sweep Fat Lamb show ribbons at Eastern New Mexico State Fair.
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Kansas City
FBI
Thomas John Marsh
Bobby Greenlease
St. Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Hall
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
Marsh
Heady
Howard Brownell
Washington
Hagerman
Dexter
FFA
New Mexico
Marvin Frazier
Owe
Troy Winham
Southdown
Jean Tulk
Hagerman Ffa Club
Judging Continues At Fair Two Sales Set for Tomorrow
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair enters its third day with a record number of entries in stock shows and exhibits across agriculture art and commercial displays. A rodeo crowd of 1822 attended the third night at the Chaves County Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo. Junior Beef Cattle judging began about 8:30 a.m. with open judging starting at 10 a.m.
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New Mexico
Chaves An
Sheriff’s Posse
Increase in County Valuation Revealed
The Chaves County budget shows 1953 valuation at 39,273,491 up from 37,158,037 in 1952. The document titled tax levies and annual budget was read into minutes on Oct 5 after hearings on July 1 and tax commission approval on Sept 8. Signers were F. W. Moxey and Manuel R. Baca.
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Chaves
Tax Commission
F. W. Moxey
Manuel R. Baca
General County
Bonito Pipeline To Take Spotlight
SANTA FE Municipal water supplies for several small communities in south central New Mexico top the agenda of the Interstate Streams Commission meeting today. A Ruidoso delegation will discuss the Southern Pacific Railroad water pipeline from Bonito Reservoir to Vaughn and its effect on Alamogordo Carrizozo Fort Stanton Hospital and other users.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Interstate Streams Commission
Ruidoso
Southern Pacific Railroad
Bonito Reservoir
Vaughn
Carrizozo
Alamogordo
Fort Stanton Hospital
New Jewish Chaplain Named at Walker AFB
First Lieutenant Myron Berman will serve as the Jewish chaplain at Walker Air Force Base replacing Chaplain J M Reich. His office will be in the base chapel and Jewish services are held at Congregational B n Israel located at and Washington in Roswell. Berman is a first assignment as an air force chaplain and a native of New York.
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Myron Berman
Walker Afb
J. M. Reich
Berman
Congregational B’n’ Israel
Washington
Roswell
Walker
Bernam
Air Force
New York
Mitchell Named Labor Chief in Eisenhower Cabinet
James P. Mitchell, 52, a New Jersey Republican, is appointed as the new secretary of labor. He will take office today in Washington, replacing Martin P. Durkin who left the post a month ago to return to the AFL Plumbers Union presidency.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Earing
Mitchell
Army
New York City
Martin P. Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Weather summary from United States Weather Bureau
The report states high 88 and low 40 with a normal high of 78 and low 50 for the date. Precipitation shows none for 24 hours ending 11 a.m. and none month to date or year to date. Forecast calls for clear skies through tomorrow with a low tonight around 42.
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A.m
Suit Seeks 6150 Dollars Over Dog Death
Flenniken sues Wyne in district court seeking 6150 dollars for the death of a liver and white pointer named Queen. The petition claims the dog was pregnant and on Flenniken's premises when shot during a breeding trip to Natchitoches between July 15 and 17. Damages break down 500 for the dog 650 for pups and 5000 punitive.
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Thomas Flenniken
James C. Wyne
Flenniken
Queen
Natchitoches
Sport
Cosmic meteor shower may unfold tonight over world skies
Albuquerque observers, led by Dr. Lincoln La Paz of the University of New Mexico, anticipate a major meteor shower as Earth meets the Giacobini comet’s debris trail. Conditions should be favorable with no new moon, offering a rare global spectacle, though exact timing remains uncertain.
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Albuquerque
Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico
Giacobini
Earth
la Paz
United States
Europe
POW Explanations Could Open Monday
The Allies proposed a plan to speed up prisoner of war explanations with centers ready by Monday. The U N Command would operate round the clock to cut processing from seven to five days for 22 600 Chinese and North Koreans who refused repatriation. NNRC criticized moves to shorten the period ending Christmas Eve.
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Panmunjom
U. N. Command
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
NNRC
Britain moves to suspend constitution in British Guiana
The British government uses emergency powers to oust six PPP ministers led by Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan, claiming a plan to turn British Guiana into a totalitarian state under Moscow. Troops guard Georgetown as an independence commission is announced to draft a revised constitution.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Peoples Progressive Party
PPP
American
Cheddi Jagan
Britain
London
United Nations
Colonial Office
Sir Alfred Savage
Implacable
Jagan
Moscow
Independence Commission of Inquiry
Japan
Janet Rosenberg
Europe
Parole Planned for Carlsbad Banker
The U S Parole Board announced that R T Spence of Carlsbad New Mexico a banker at a Federal institution in La Tuna Texas will be paroled on October 28 He was sentenced in Albuquerque federal court to two years for making false entries to defraud his bank He began serving January 29 1953 and became parole eligible after eight months plus a 15000 fine was paid
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Washington
U. S. Parole Board
R. T. Spence
Carlsbad
N.M
Federal Correctional Institution
la Tuna
Tex
Spence
Federal District Court
Albuquerque
Col William K Martin to Lead B 36 Squadron to Thule Greenland
Col William K Martin, Sixth Bomb Wing commander, will lead a squadron of B 36s from the Sixth for a weeklong training exercise at Thule Greenland a major Arctic base on the Northwest coast of Greenland. another B 36 squadron from the 7th Bombardment wing at Carswell will run a similar mission to a SAC base in North Africa for about 11 days. This fits SAC global mobility training and follows recent Far East trials with non stop Pacific flights to American bases.
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William K. Martin
Tth
Carswell
SAC
North Africa
Strategic Air Command
Far East
Ruidoso Aspencade Set for Sunday in Mountain Resort
Special committees of the Ruidoso Chamber and the recently formed Ruidoso Trail Riders plan a large Aspencade weekend event. A noon chuck wagon dinner for at least 400 will end the trail, with horseback riders hayride passengers and autos arriving. Texas clubs from Brownfield Hereford Levelland Pecos Lubbock and El Paso will ride in, using Ruidoso Downs facilities. A 9 am parade and a best club contest start Sunday, followed by an Aspencade tour and interdenominational church services high in the White Mountains.
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Ruidoso
Record’s Own Service
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Nolan Hart
Chamber of Commerce
Sheriff's
Brownfield
Hereford
Levelland
Pecos
Lubbock
el Paso
Texas
Ruidoso Downs
White Mountains
Gallup War Hero Miyamura To Review Troops At Ft Bliss
Sgt Hiroshi Miyamura Medal of Honor recipient will review troops at Ft Bliss with a general today. He and his prison camp buddy plan a drive in Gallup after discharge. Miyamura held off Communist forces in Korea before capture and later earned honors in El Paso events.
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Gallup
Ft. Bliss
EL Paso
Hiroshi Miyamura
Frank Uyeda
N. M
Dan I. McKinney
Clovis
Miyamura
Korea
American Legion
Advance Gifts Drive Opens for Chest 1953
Will C. Lawrence announces the 1953 advanced gifts drive for the Community Chest starts Monday. Bob Beck, drive chairman, has enlisted Stanley Mathis and D. E. Adams to assist. Lawrence has headed the division for nearly ten years and says sponsors have been very generous in the past.
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Will C. Lawrence
Bob Beck
Stanley Mathis
D. E. Adams
Lawrence
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Fuel Cuts and Earmuffs Cisco
The column jokes about fuel price cuts and heating costs with a playful line about earmuffs as a remedy. It reflects a temperate regional tone and light commentary on household costs. The humor gestures toward everyday concerns without naming specific events or figures.
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