El Paso Times editor Hubert Hunter dies at 54
Hubert S. Hunter editor of the El Paso Times since 1928 and former AP Arizona New Mexico Bureau chief died of a heart attack in the newspaper editorial rooms last night. He was 54 and survived by his widow four children and his Phoenix parents.
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el Paso Times
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Associated Press
Southwestern
Hunter
Decatur
Ill
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Arizona
The
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Tucson Citizen
Herald
A Paso Herald
Southwest
Hubert Shipley
Allen
Charle
Phyllis Ann Hunter
Robert Hunter
Trio Chest drive launches volunteers for Salvation Army and Scouts
More than sixty men meet at Nickson Coffee Shop at 7 30 Tuesday to receive instructions for the Trio Chest campaign. A rapid effort aims to raise 10000 for Salvation Army Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, with business leaders donating time and money. The committee led by Paul Wilmot plans to visit firms to collect signed employee cards and expects strong participation across local organizations.
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Nickson
Trio Chest
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Paul Wilmot
Ed J. Williams
S. P. Johnson, Jr
Floyd Childress
Thornton Boswell
Mr. Wilmot
Southwestern Public Service Company
Two Weeks Left Before Election Campaign Nears End
The Associated Press reports New Mexico races in final stretch before November 5 ballots with Democrats led by Governor Miles Chavez Anderson in Rio Grande valley Mora Socorro rally stops. Republicans Miera Mitchell campaign in Torrance Chavez counties Roswell et al. Cross-border notes show Britain warning Hitler of RAF shift to German skies as bombings intensify with Berlin, Essen and Kiel targets and Munich reports.
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Dennis Chavez
Belen
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Roosevelt Declines Willkie Debate in Baltimore Move
President Roosevelt will not debate Willkie in Baltimore on October 30. He may speak at Brooklyn Academy of Music or Jerooklyn NY at another date, with no plans to visit New England before the election. Early cited security and campaign scheduling as reasons for staying near Washington.
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New England
Cleveland
Ohio
Hyde Park
Gillespie Receives Key Post in Telephone Co
J D Gillespie formerly of Roswell New Mexico is named Colorado plant superintendent for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co The Monitor magazine notes his career from Roswell collector in 1913 through El Paso Ft Sumner Yuma Prescott Flagstaff Phoenix Tucson Idaho and Utah posts culminating in his Utah state plant superintendent role.
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Ariz
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Flagstaff
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Arizona
Tucson
Idaho
Utah
Service Honors for Frank Marks at Roswell Bell System
The Monitor shows a page titled Service Honors with photos of long serving employees, including Frank Marks the Roswell telephone company manager who recently completed 30 years with the Bell System.
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Monitor
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Frank Marks
Roswell Telephone Company
Bell System
Willkie Offers Hall for Debate With President
On the Willkie train en route to Milwaukee on October 21, Wendell L. Willkie attacked Roosevelt’s third term bid. He warned that “one man rule” would curb labor unions churches and education and feared a president for life. He cited Jefferson letters supporting the two term tradition as he entered the final two weeks of his campaign.
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Milwaukee
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Wausau
Wis
Thomas Jefferson
Chamber of Commerce Rooms to Be Converted to Movie Studio
Chamber of Commerce rooms will be turned into a miniature movie studio tomorrow night as about ten committees and directors are filmed. The moving picture committee has already captured hundreds of feet of film showing various chamber activities, to be shown at a future membership meeting and kept for historical use.
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Chamber of Commerce
Moving Picture Committee
No Third Term Rally Broadcast From Carnegie Hall
The National Committee to uphold constitutional government sponsors a non partisan rally titled No Third Term For Any President at Carnegie Hall New York on Tuesday October 22 Principal speakers include United States Senator Edward R Burke Democrat of Nebraska Samuel B Pettengill former Representative from Indiana and author of Smoke Screen and Rev Norman Vincent Peale of Marble Collegiate Church New York The Mutual Broadcasting System will broadcast the event from 6 30 to 7 30 Roswell time.
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Carnegie Hall
New York
United States
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Samuel B. Pettengill
Indiana
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
Mutual Broadcasting System
Roswell
Crile To Speak At Rally Tonight At the Courthouse
Major Herman R. Crile will deliver his second hometown speech in his bid for Congress at a Republican rally in the district courtroom at 7 30 tonight. Other speakers include Albert K. Mitchell if he can attend, Robert Botts, Mrs. M. M. Torres, Walter Hernandez, and C. M. Barber. Campaign events and a KGFL broadcast are also listed.
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Herman R. Crile
Albert K. Mitchell
U. S
Robert Botts
M. M. Torres
Walter
KGFL
St. John’s School
Methodists Return Pastors to Pulpits in New Mexico Conference
Rev. Thomas W. Brabham of the First Methodist Church and Rev. Roland T. Schaefer of Trinity Methodist Church were returned to their pulpits for another year by the New Mexico Conference at Tucumcari. Dan H. Wilmot of Roswell was reelected Lay Leader. Roswell delegates J. H. Mullis and Guy Rowe attended. District superintendent L Bowman Craven reported few pastor changes and called the conference exceptionally fine.
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First Methodist Church
Roland T. Schaefer
Trinity Methodist Church
New Mexico
Methodist Church
Tucumcari
Dan H. Wilmot
Roswell
J. H. Mullis
Guy Rowe
Carlsbad Welcomes State Baptists Leading Convention
Carlsbad NM October 21 Four days of sessions open today with 500 to 600 Baptists from New Mexico attending the state convention Along with the convention the Carlsbad Baptist church marks its fiftieth anniversary Rev Bernard Guy of Clovis presides J L Kraft of Chicago Kraft Cheese Company is among out of state dignitaries slated to speak.
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Campaigners rally across counties highlight races
Democratic lineup includes Governor Miles Senator Chavez and party at a night rally in Union county Clinton Anderson for congress and party in Clayton. Republican slate features Albert K Mitchell for senator in Chaves county and Maurice Miera for governor in Torrance county with Estancia night events.
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Maurice Miera
Torrance County
Estancia
Albert K. Mitchell
Chaves County
Roswell
Mora
Socorro
Miles
Chavez
New Mexico
Associated Press
Belen
Union County
Clinton Anderson
Clayton Night
Torrance
Mangrum Wins Santa Anita Open Again
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago captured his second straight Santa Anita open title with a 278 total after rounds of 69 and 72. The $1,000 prize accompanied the victory, achieved at Los Angeles on October 21.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
175000 More Needed For New Mexico Schools
In Santa Fe on October 21 an extra 175000 in maintenance funds is needed for New Mexico public schools due to enrollment rises ranging from 2500 to 3900. Education secretary R J Mullins warned of further budget cuts and higher loads, as the state education association opens its annual convention with over 3300 educators expected.
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New Mexico
R. J. Mullins
State Education Association
Mullins
New
Kiwanis 1941 Convention Names Leaders in Southwest
Dr D S Robbins of Las Cruces N M elected district governor as Kiwanis International wraps its 20th annual convention in Las Vegas New Mexico. Other officers include Tom McGuire Las Cruces secretary treasurer George Trehearne Phoenix district governor division one Fred Ward Albuquerque It governor division two E H Will El Paso It governor division two.
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N. M
Kiwanis International
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Las Cruces
Tom McGuire
George Trehearne
Fred Ward
Albuquerque
E. H. Will
el Paso
Butler Killed When Horse Fails at Track in Katonah
New York race track pressed ahead with evening events after James Butler Jr. president of the empire city race track died from a fall off a saddle horse he was schooling. The 52 year old heir to the James Butler grocery fortune died instantly in Katonah New York according to medical examiner Amos O Squire.
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N. Y
Iron Ore Found In Jicarillas Mountains Near Roswell
Reports from the Jicarilla mountains northwest of Roswell indicate large iron ore deposits with plans to mine and ship the ore. An analysis shows iron at 63 percent, manganese 0.5, insolubles 5.4, and phosphorus 0.016.
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Herbert Ellis
Jicarilla Mountains
Roswell
Hamilton Home returns from Texas business trip
M. S. Hamilton, owner of Roswell Drug Co., is expected to return to Roswell today or tomorrow after a business trip to Dallas, Texas.
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M. S. Hamilton
Roswell
Cadet Juniors Lose to Vaughn High
The N. M. M. I. Juniors were defeated 13 to 6 by Vaughn high school in a Saturday afternoon game at Vaughn.
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Vaughn High School
Vaughn
Roswell Guard Officers Promoted in Local Promotions
Roswell National Guard officers gain promotions subject to War Department approval. 1st Lt. John Allen Phinizy moves to Captain commanding Company A, 104th Antitank Battalion at Roswell. 2nd Lt. Fred G. Rowell becomes 1st Lt. in Company A. 2nd Lt. C. M. Woodbury becomes 1st Lt. in Headquarters Company at Santa Fe. Captain Edward Purdy is promoted to Major for command of the 104th Antitank Battalion with Santa Fe HQ. The 104th will train at Fort Sam Houston, Texas for a year starting January.
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Mining Board
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Low car license numbers available in Chaves county
Persons may apply now for automobile license numbers below 1000 through Jeff Liston, distributor for Chaves county. Applicants who had a low number last year will receive the same number again this year upon applying.
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Jeff Liston
Chaves County
Reserve Officers to Meet Tonight Discuss Medical Regiment Talk
Rev LeRoy Thompson will address the Reserve Officers at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 tonight on A Medical Regiment In The Field. The event gathers local officers and interested listeners for a detailed talk and discussion.
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LeRoy Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Bursey resigns from tourism post to run campaign unit
Joseph Bursey resigns as director of the New Mexico state tourist bureau and becomes manager of the Democratic state campaign press division amid Republican charges of Hatch act violations. Republican chair John Emmons says Bursey should have resigned when the Hatch act passed, citing his supervision of political publicity for Governor Miles and allies.
Vaughn Lodge 54 Celebrates Thirtieth Birthday
More than 200 Masons and Eastern Stars from Belen to Clo vis and nearby areas attended Vaughn Lodge No. 54 thirtieth birthday celebration. Roswell’s group led by Sergeant Eddie Day contributed to the Know Your New Mexico Masonic feature. A general programme followed, led by Associate Matron Sloan of Belen, and a fried chicken banquet opened the evening.
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Belen
Clovis
Vaughn Lodge
No. 54
Roswell
Eddie Day
Dr Marshall to Speak to First Aid Class Tonight
Dr I J Marshall will lecture on anatomy at the second session of the local Red Cross First Aid Class in the junior high band room at 7 30 tonight. All class members are urged to attend and others may enroll tonight.
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I. J. Marshall
Red Cross
Murder trial on at Carlsbad today
Ed Montoya of Artesia goes on trial in district court for murder in the death of Eulijio Perrez after a brother against brother brawl in Artesia last summer. He also faces a second charge with his brother Juan for assault with intent to murder Perrez’s brother. later in the week. Pearl Smith, Artesia resident, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after previously pleading innocent to murder in the stabbing death of Irene Price. sentence deferred.
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N. M
Ed Montoya
Artesia
Eulijio Perrez
Montoya
Juan
Pearl Smith
Artesia Negress
Irene Price
Readers praise Record Classified as top advertising medium
Mrs. E. A. Cahoon, a Record Classified reader, says she reads the section for the news it provides and finds it interesting. The text reflects a broad reader sentiment that classified ads generate real news interest and broad appeal.
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E. A. Cahoon
Record Classified
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