Teachers Defend Pay Checks and School Finances in NM Meet
In Albuquerque 3500 teachers began the 54th New Mexico Educational Association convention. Officers planned a broad program to safeguard school finances while a lack of candidates for president echoed concerns over pensions and retirement benefits. A finance study was approved with a $1200 budget for next year as resolutions pressed for salary notices by May 1 and continued state pension support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico Educational Association
E. D. Martin
Association
Nmea Council
New Mexico
NEMA
J. P. Steiner
Fortales
Tom Wiley
Ihaouerque
Bernalillo County
Zebedee Garcia
Chama
Wiley
T. D. Martin
Washington
NMEA
Walter F. Dexter
California
Froy
Sacramento
Harry Hogrefe
Birdie Adams
Silver City
New Mexico State Teachers College
Clyde Tingley
Margaret J. Kennedy
Las Vegas
New Mexico Normal University
Thomas J. Shelby
Austin
Texas University Extension Department
Dexter
Martin
R. J. Mullins
Russia Favors Germany In Captured Ship Case
Secretary Hull announced Washington demanded the return of the City of Flint and its cargo to the American crew. He said the demand was presented by Ambassador Steinhardt and no reply had been received. Hull cited the Appam decision and Hague Article 21 in framing the U.S. position on prize ships and port entry.
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Washington
Hull
Soviet Russia
Flint
Laurence A. Steinhardt
United States
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Murmansk
United States Supreme Court
Appam
Associated Press
City of Flint
Moscow
Lord Halifax
Poland
Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Ivan Maisky
Danzig
von Ribbentrop
U. S
State Department
White House criticizes Wallace third term talk
Washington reports secretary Wallace should have consulted President Roosevelt before seeking a third term. Stephen Early condemned the remarks as poorly timed amid neutrality debates. Wallace defended Roosevelt, saying Europe’s war underscored the need for a capable leader.
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Washington
White House
Wallace
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Stephen Early
Early
Capitol
Europe
Ickes
Garner Refuses Admit Senate Day 504 Hours
Washington reports the vice president Garner claims a day has 24 hours not 504. His brisk parliamentary style unsettles the Senate which expects slower proceedings. Senators complain as he spurs bills forward with a faster pace than predecessor Charles Curtis.
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Garner
Senate
Washington
White House
Charles Curtis
Nazi Attacks on Ships Threaten Allied War Effort
The Associated Press reports that Nazi submarine and blockade tactics threaten Allied supply lines. British and neutral merchant ships face increased sinkings and neutral-detained cargo as Berlin hints at further mass bombings of England and wartime shipping routes.
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Associated Press
City of
Flint
Berlin
England
Germany
Jellicoe
Grand Fleet
Britain
Mediterranean
British Isles
France
Mer
Second Day State Health Meeting Opens in Santa Fe
New Mexico Public Health Association members began the second day of their annual convention in Santa Fe with a general session featuring more than a dozen speakers. Out of state guest A L Dopmeyer of the U S Public Health Service led the list, with regional and state health leaders also speaking. An open meeting last night urged officials to report violations of food drug and cosmetics laws to the Denver federal office.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Public Health Association
A. L. Dopmeyer
U. S. Public Health Service
San Francisco
R. P. Randle
Clovis
David Chavez
State Welfare Board
Mary Watson
Nambe
Kay Parker
State Health Department
Gordon Martin
Santa Fe New Mexican
Fred L. Schneider
Bureau of Animal Industry
Albuquerque
Paul S. Fox
Ethel Dunham
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Wendell Vincent
Denver
Federal Food and Drug Bureau Office
Federal Bureau
Strange Mystery in the Escape Mrs Winnie Judd
Investigators concluded Winnie Ruth Judd escaped through an unlocked ward door at the Arizona state hospital for the insane Tuesday night. An all-night inquiry found the door from the woman's ward to the outside was unlocked and remained so. a Mexican attendant slept nearby as most staff and patients attended a dance. White believes the attendant may have left Judd unguarded and that Judd walked out. Deputies watched the McKinnell home where her parents live as she reportedly remained in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Y. C. White
Bob Jones
White
Winnie Ruth
Los Angeles
Judd
H. J. McKinnell
McKinnell
Plan Court Test On Capitol Remodeling
Portales real estate man R G Bryant says he will file a suit in the New Mexico Supreme Court challenging the 1939 capitol remodeling act. Eastern New Mexico taxpayers reportedly donated 600 dollars to finance the case as bond issues were authorized for the project under a 20 mill tax cap. The attorney general called the move the right of any citizen and noted grounds may include the 20 mill tax limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
N. M
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
R. G. Bryant
Bryant
Statehouse
Capitol Improvement Commission
Santa Fe
Filo Sedillo
Senate Vote Tomorrow On Neutrality Sure To Pass
James Dempsey Hill a prominent Roswell builder died at 310 South Michigan Street last night after a brief illness. Born November 24, 1884 in Sweet Springs Missouri he came to Roswell in 1923 from Caldwell Kansas. He left a wife three daughters two sons a sister and a brother with funeral plans to be announced by Talmage Mortuary.
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James Dempsey Hill
Michigan Street
Sweet Springs
Missouri
Hill
First Christian Church
Ruth Holston
James M. Albert
Dorothy Hill
Roswell
Russell Hill
Aubrey Hill
George S. Forbes
J. T. Hill
H. O. DeShurley
Junior Holston
Martha Sue Hill
Carl F. Wilcoxen
J. D. Hill
Mary Frances Wilcoxen
Talmage Mortuary
Senate Tightens Neutrality Bill Over Flag Use by Foreign Ships
Senate backed a substitute to bar foreign vessels from flying the American flag in U S waters for three months. Violators face seizure, fines up to 20000 dollars, and up to two years imprisonment. House leaders plan a joint conference to resolve differences rather than direct amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Tobey
House
Senate
Battery A 158th Field Artillery Seeks Seven More
The New Mexico National Guard unit Battery A 158th Field Artillery has room for seven more men before reaching a raised quota of 80. Captain Edward Purdy announced two drills weekly with increased pay, through February 1. Two drills per week and a seven day field training are planned, and eight enlistments were received this week. applicants should apply at the armory at once.
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158Th Field Artilery
New Mexico National Guard
Edward Purdy
Grazing Election Held Here Today
An election of the entire membership of the Illiman advisory board of District 6 under the Taylor Grazing Act was held this afternoon in the district courtroom. The McCarran amendment governs the process, with one third of board members to be elected each year. All grazing permit holders could vote, and C. F. Dierking served as regional grazier. results were not available at press time.
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Illiman Advisory Board
Taylor Grazing
McCarran
Advisory Board
C. F. Dierking
Opposition to Loss of Cavalry in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports Adj. Gen. Charlton pledges that converting the national guard cavalry to anti aircraft will not abandon Las Cruces training camp. He foresees possible schedule changes to extend drills away from Camp Luna and notes a $7,030 water system upgrade and a $20,000 funding need, seeking legal guidance on certificates of indebtedness.
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Santa FE
N. M
Adj
R. C. Charlton
National Guard Cavalry
Las Cruces
Las Vegas
Camp Luna
Charlton
Washington
Attorney General’s Office
State public health session outlines health reform aims
In Albuquerque on October 26 the second general session of the State Public Health Association discussed overcoming public apathy toward health programs. Governor Miles emphasized public apathy over funds. speakers urged closer cooperation from citizens, with emphasis on public education and health education publicity. Coroner ruled P G Hill death natural. funeral plans pending. he was single with relatives at Watrous.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
State Public Health Association
Miles
David Chavez
New Mexico Welfare Board
State Welfare and Health Department
Kay Parker
Health Department
Goroda Martin
Santa Fe New Mexican
P. G. Hill
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Watrous
Opposition group forms to challenge NM public utilities purchase
In Gallup on October 26 Col A W Hanson heads a light and power users group formed to oppose buying the New Mexico Public Utilities Company holdings by the city. The group asks Attorney General Frank Murphy to open an inquiry, arguing the price far exceeds properties value since assessed at under 125000 while engineers appraisal sits at 187000. City officials have not commented.
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Gallup
N. M
New Mexico Public Utilities Company
A. W. Hanson
Frank Murphy
Estancia Man acquitted in embezzlement case
Faul Tabet former Torrance County treasurer was acquitted by a district court jury of embezzling more than nine thousand dollars in county funds. The verdict came at 2 a.m after last night’s deliberations and witnesses testified to discrepancies including a three thousand seven hundred sixty dollar error.
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Estancia
N. M
Faul Tabet
Torrance
Tabet
Democratic Party
Alva Timonez
Martha Gray
Santa FE
Paul Tabet
C. R. Sebastian
Tora@Mee
Filo Sedillo
Tr R
Charge Filed in Theft From State Policeman Case
M C Myers is charged with receiving and aiding in the concealment of stolen property in a JP court complaint filed this afternoon. The theft involved items taken from State Policeman McCasland during the fair visit. Part of the property has been recovered.
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M. C. Myers
J. P
McCasland
Laurene Nelson Named NM Representative to 4-H Congress
Laurene Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson East Grand Plains is among seven outstanding 4 H Club members chosen to represent New Mexico at the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago from December 1 to 9.
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Laurene Nelson
Fred Nelson
East Grand Plains
New Mexico
Chicago
Local Weather Office to Resume Forecasting Pecos Valley
The Pecos Valley weather forecasting will restart under the local Weather Bureau with Cleve Hallenbeck as head. Daily morning reports from the region between the Mississippi and the Pacific will be received, and a near doubling of reports is planned. Balloon work with runs every six hours will also commence at the local office.
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Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Cleve Hallenbeck
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Denver
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Raton
Sec. Wallace
Texas
Winnie Judd
R-Nh
Late State News
Clyde ‘Tingley
Vermijo Fark
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