Adventurous Pup Tent adds Adventurettes and Corps address feature
The second Pup Tent edition prints cadet articles and a new Adventurettes series about journeys across the country. Colonel Lusk’s “An Address To The Corps” highlights three essentials health studies and discipline and urges reading to rekindle NMMI spirit. The radio club, led by Captain Sayre, reports a successful season with officers G D Warr president J Pearson vice president and William Rank secretary treasurer.
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Lusk
M. D
Sayre
Las
G. D. Warr
J. Pearson
William Rank
Amateur Radio Club Activities and Reputed Fights in November
W5ZM station operated from Willson Hall hosts three licensed operators Captain Sayre Pearson and Warr at club meetings Major Smith lectures on radio theory and practice. Members build transmitters receivers and practice Morse code. Free radiograms serve the country from the basement radio room. Cadets invited weekly after study hall. Jumping Joe Dinelli asks when election is due and the Flying Dutchman trains under Jim Wrigley. James once Sonora’s flyweight champ now trials bouts in B-204 with Von Becker and manager Jim. Rumor of first bout for K O Goldstein next month. odds even, money on Hank.
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Willson Hall
Sayre
Pearson and
Warr
Smith
Radio Club
Joe
Dinelli
Set
Cassady
Sarge
Jim
Winners Animal Coloring Contest at Yucca Theatre
Roswell children excel in the Animal Coloring contest sponsored by Yucca Theatre and The Record with 20 top entries earning free tickets. Winners listed include Vella May Knox Dean Powell Lorraine Robertson and many others. some art will be displayed in Yucca Theatre lobby and tickets may be claimed at the box office.
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Roswell
Yucca Theatre
Yucca
Vella May Knox
Dean Powell
Lorraine Robertson
John Ellett
Rosie Black
Neil Ray Glover
Sallie Smith
Anne Taylor
Jason Bond
Frances Trayor
Howard Hyatt
Buddy Foreman
Jim Scot
Ben Rue
Francis Davidson
Sam Grimm
Frances Orton
Burton Miller
Sybil Peed
Mary Frances Wilcoxon
Charles Robison
Rosa Frances Carper
Bernice Santheson
Virginia McCune
Phyllis Jean Gessert
Kathryn Johnson
Lanora Gaston
Philip Peed
Allen Smith
Charities Davidson
President Hoover Heads West for Campaign Swing to Cleveland
President Hoover began a strenuous day touring four states on a dawn to dusk run toward Cleveland where he will deliver a campaign speech. The train stops included Martinsburg Cumberland Meyersdale Connellsville McKeesport Braddock Zelienople New Castle and Youngstown with brief slows in Ravenna and Kent Ohio. He planned to finish the address before dawn and return to Washington by 10 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Middle West
Cleveland
Ohio City
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Des Moines
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Meyersdale
Connicllsville
McKeesport
Braddck
Zelienople
New Castle
Penn
Ssilvania
Youngstown
Akron
Ravenna
Kent
Stone
Reed
Brown
Judiciary
White House
Gun Battle Continues As Suspect Narrowly Misses Player
Report notes a gun battle escalation with Carreaga dodging a bullet that missed him, as the confrontation continued from page one. An exchange of gunfire and subsequent actions by authorities likely followed, with no injuries specified in the excerpt.
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Carreaga
Stock Market Mixed Gains As Rail Report Weighs In
New York stocks edged higher early but momentum faded after midmorning freight carload data. Traders watched Santa Fe and Union Pacific swing with the rail earnings, while Bradstreet cautioned on the political campaign and overall business confidence. Volume for the two hour session neared half a million shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Bradstreet’s
Sterline Cables
New York Curb Stocks Mixed On Midday Trading
Trading on the New York Curb Exchange showed mixed results with Ark Nat Gas advancing to 21 2 while Cr Sve New rose to 35 8 and Cr Sve Pfd moved to .21. Other issues included Hecla Mining at 33 8 Newmont at 15 and New York states S O Ind at 20 7 8 with various slight shifts.
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New York
Ab&éDye Amer
Amcar&f
Am&forp & Amer Int
Amerp&É&L
AmRadSt
Amrobm
AmSmelt
Amt&t
AmTob
Avia Cor
Bal Loco
B&o Rail
Barnsdl
Bendix A
Beth Sdl
Boh Alum
Borden
C&o Rail
Chi R&p Chryrir
Coca Col
Col G&e
Drees Inc
du Pont
Eastman
Elec P&i. Erie
Gil Raz
Goldust Goodver
Hershey
Mtr
Nki
T&t
Ins Mvi
Kencott
Lig Myr B
Lor Tob
Mack Tr
Midcpet
Mo Pac
Montard
Murray C
Nash Mtr
Nat Bix
Nat Cash
Nat Dary
Nat P&l
Nevada C
NY Cdl
Se Nyuham
Nrk Wst
Na Aviat
Noramncc
Safeway
Sears R
Shell U
Rail
G&e
Unit Corp
Indal
Rubhr &i
Smelt
US Steel
P&l
Vanadum
Pixi
Westla
West UN
West Air
Wathé ™ M
Woolwie
Curb Close
Ark Nat. Gas A
Sve New
Sve
Hecla Mining
Newmont
S O Ind
Chicago Grain Market Summary From Oct 15 Trading
The Chicago grain market shows wheat futures with December at 48 1 4 to 3 8 and May at 53 3 4 to 7 8, July at 5d, oats December at 15 5 8, May at 18 1 4, rye May 35 1 4 and July 36, lard October 4.49, January 4.30, bellies for October with no trading.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
É’a Reo
RYE
Dace
Ee. OE Sa
Kansas City Livestock Prices Fall Short on Week’s Trade
Cattle sales total about 1 000 head with better native fed steers scarce and steady. Calves, yearlings, and fed heifers show weakness or stability. killing calves down to 59 cents. Hogs around steady with ton price near 23.45. Lambs show slight gains for wet stock, with top range lambs to shippers and feeding lambs around 4.25 to 5.90. Ewes and other categories mixed amid light receipts.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Bert
Wool Trading Quiet with Steady to Firm Prices in Boston
In Boston on October 15, wool trading was very light last week. Prices were mostly steady to firm, with stronger demand for firer wool and slight declines on 48, 5s, flewer grades. Some scoured wool lines suited for the woolen trade remained scarce, while buyers aimed to maintain current asking prices.
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Boston
Mac Heldere
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Sags On Southern Selling
Moderate demand from trade and shorts supported opening gains of 3 to 6 points in New York cotton. Prices slipped as southern selling and realizations set in, with December futures dropping from 6.55 to 6.49 and closing barely steady with net declines of 5 to 8 points.
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New York
Shorts
Local men praise Boy Scouts movement on Main Street
Community leaders and professionals from schools to banks express strong support for Scouting. D N Pope says scouting aids modern education, Coonel Pearson notes cadets excel with Scout training, E A Cahoon commends council fundraising, Hall-Poorbaugh official cites sportsmanship, Judge Frazier notes juvenile court experience with Scouts. Roswell residents will share views during Monday canvass.
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Main Street
D. N. Pope
Tom Hall
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
Lake Frazier
Roswell
Plans awaiting approval for seven highway projects
Santa Fe New Mexico October 15. W R Eccles chief highway engineer said seven or eight federal aid highway projects are with the federal bureau of public roads in Denver awaiting final approval. As soon as approval comes another highway letting will be advertised. Eccles said.
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Santa Fe N. M
W. R. Eccles
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Denver
Eccles
West Coast Flight Through Rainy South America
Letter from Buena Ventura dated Oct 12 describes crossing the west coast of South America and noting heavy rainfall, political turmoil, and plans to attend events with reserved seats. The writer, comparing themselves to Floyd Gibbons, signals a breezy journey as the plane prepares to depart.
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Buena Ventura
South America
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with revised quotations. Sales reached 4,369 bales as middling grade cotton stood at 6.45 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Copton
Local Atwater Kent Contest Winners Announced
Miss Harriet Poorbaugh of Roswell and Joseph Brown won the local Atwater Kent radio audition at the M. E. Church South. The six entrants represented Chaves Lincoln Roosevelt and Curry counties with state and district contests leading to Dallas and New York.
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Harriet Poorbaugh
Roswell
Joseph Brown
Atwater-Kent
M. E. Church
South
Albuquerque
Chaves
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Curry
Miss Poorbaurgh
Donald Carver
Metro
Miss Poorbaugu
Joe Bountain
Jewel Song
Forrest
Charles Stone
Brown
Fells
St. Marys
Stone
Salvation Army campaign total reaches 2580.50 by 3 PM
The Salvation Army reported $2,580.50 raised by three o clock this afternoon in its ongoing financial drive.
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Salvation Army
Herveys and Vickers Plan Albuquerque Santa Fe Trip
Mr and Mrs J M Hervey and Mr and Mrs W A Vickers will depart in the morning on a business trip to Albuquerque and Santa Fe and expect to return Tuesday.
Duck Season Opens Tomorrow Activates Migratory Bird Hunt
The season for duck, geese and other migratory birds starts at noon tomorrow, opening a brief hunting period managed by local authorities. Hunters are urged to follow regulations and bag limits.
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Olivas
Sanchez
Mann
Zamora
Ed Swope
Tijevas
N. M
Salomon Sanchez
New Mexco
Tijeras
Here
Andy Olivas
Bernalillo
Antonio Sanchez
Felipe Zamora
Frank Mann
Mn Rison Wrest
BOY Scouts
Revolution
Floyd Gibbons
Yours
Atwater-Kent Song Contest
Portales
Ergy
Chaves County
R. C. Dillon
Hugh Woodward
Jose Armijo
Lorenzo Garcia
Oliver M. Lee
Republican Central Committee
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