X rays to determine Hendrix head injury mystery
Salt Lake City Oct 13 Physicians planned X ray photos to learn if a blow on the head caused Gilbert G. Hendrix Jr prominent Albuquerque New Mexico financier to suffer memory loss. Fred Reid brother in law said results would decide if Hendrix could be moved to Denver for treatment. Reid came by chartered plane to identify Hendrix and believed a sandbag or similar instrument caused the injury with no outward signs.
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Salt Lake City
Gilbert G. Hendrix
Abuquerque
N. M
Fred Reid
Muskogee
Okla
Hendrix
Denver
Reid
Santa
Amnesia case tied to missing Albuquerque financier
Gilbert G. Hendrix Jr., missing five days, was identified in Salt Lake City as the amnesia victim. He registered in Salt Lake City hotel as R P Wilson of El Paso but nations authorities believe he was robbed of memory not money. Doctors expected to move him to Denver for specialist care amid family plans for an early reunion. The X rays showed no skull fracture despite initial fears of a slugging incident.
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Fe. N. M
Hendrix
Albuquerque
N. M
Gilbert G. Hendrix, Jr
Albuquerque Finance Company
Salt Lake City
Dick Oden
Okla
Oden
Reid
Salt Lake
Chen
Santa Fe
Denver
R. P. Wilson
Paso
Tex
W. M. Levy
Levy
Production Credit plans for 1940 education program in Wichita
The Production Credit Corporation oversees 41 production credit associations in New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Kansas. A nine member committee in Wichita will discuss the 1940 educational program for these associations, to be launched at upcoming stockholders meetings. The Wichita gathering includes a joint conference with the Farm Credit Administration board and its regular monthly session.
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Credit Corporation of
Wichita
Production Credit Corporation
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Production Credit Associations
Farm Credit Administration of
Wage Hour Changes Set for October 24
Washington estimates 650000 workers will gain pay raises on Oct 24 and 11.1 million more will gain shorter hours or overtime. The new minimum wage rises to 30 cents an hour and the 44 hour week becomes the maximum. About 175000 textile workers get increases under a 2 1/2 cent minimum and 46000 hosiery workers gain hikes from Sept 18. Total wage increases expected to reach 100 million dollars for the year starting Oct 24.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Wage Hour Act Sets 40 Cent Minimum This Year
Wage-hour officials estimate 450000 employers in the United States with over 12000000 workers are covered by the act. Expected wage increases follow the minimum rate boost as industry committees study standards and hold hearings. The aim is to raise the minimum pay to 40 cents an hour as quickly as possible without reducing employment.
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United States
Brainard to FCA Meeting at Wichita
G R Brainard director of the Roswell Production Credit Association will attend a Farm Credit Administration meeting in Wichita on October 16 and 17. He will represent associations from Roswell Albuquerque Springer Clovis and Las Cruces. He is one of nine men in the Ninth Farm Credit District serving on an advisory committee.
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G. R. Brainard
Artesia
Roswell
Farm Credit
Wichita
Brainard
Albuquerque
Springer, Clovis
Las Cruces
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