Armed man sought near Capitan after ranch visit
A man armed with two pistols a rifle and handcuffs was hunted across 30 miles along N M 37 after visiting a Capitan area ranch seeking food. Police tracked him from Capitan to U S 70 near the N M 37 intersection but found no sign of the gunman. Additional units from Lincoln County Sheriff New Mexico State Police and local agencies assisted in the search.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputies
New Mexico
N.M
Leandro Vega
Frank Silva
Capitan
Ray Provine
New
Ruidoso
Capitan and
U.S. 70
N.M. 37
Manor district arraigns six in Roswell court
Manuel Garcia age 20 pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the Aug 15 traffic crash that killed 21 year old James Harkness. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Also arraigned were George Cardenas 18 on burglary charges and Joseph McElroy 44 on burglary charges with bonds 2000. Rosa Espinoza 19 pleaded guilty to forgery and sentenced to two to ten years concurrent. Marino Valenzuela 41 pleaded guilty to driving with license revoked and got 30 days. Carol Jean Houston 15 committed to Girls Welfare Home for habitual truancy until 21 or further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Garcia
S. Mulberry
Garcia
James Allen Harkness
Harkness
Southeast Main
Air Base Road
George Cardenas
S. Beech
North Roswell
Rosa Espinoza
Joseph McElroy
E. Albuquerque
McElroy
Marino Valenzuela
Artesia
Carol Jean Houston
Helan Houston
E. Hendricks
Albuquerque
N.M
Five Hurt in Roswell Traffic Wrecks
Five people sustained minor injuries in separate Roswell traffic accidents on Monday. Sarah Eva Pace and Martha Moore Mayer were bruised when their cars collided at Seventh and Kentucky at 11:32 a.m. Police did not issue citations. Hannah C. Fatherly was cited for disobeying a traffic signal after a 4 p.m. crash at Second and Richardson. Marilee Andrus, a passenger in a Camino Real car, suffered minor injuries in an Union and College collision with Edith Hollifield driving another Camino Real car. Mildred James incurred minor injuries in a Alameda and Main crash while riding with Winnie Mae Gallegos. the other car was driven by William B. Griffith Thiand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Sarah Eva Pace
WAFB
Martha Moore Mayer
Futura
Seventh
Kentucky
Hannah C. Fatherly
E. Summit
Margree Daniels
W. Walnut
Fatherly
Second and
Richardson
Marilee Andrus
Camino Real
Union and College
Coralie Andrus
Edith Hollifield
W. 13Th
Andrus
Mildred James
S. Main
Alameda and
Main
Winnie Mae Gallegos
E. van Buren
William B. Griffith Thiand
Mrs. Ethel Titus dies after brief illness in South Carolina
Roswell resident Mrs. Ethel Honey Titus 56 died Monday at Medical College Hospital Charleston after a brief illness. She lived at 306 W Deming St and is survived by husband Roy a son Melvin Leon Titus Albuquerque a daughter Floy Ballard Beaufort seven grandchildren. Funeral plans are pending Ballard Funeral Home announced. She was born November 20 1908 in Popular Bluff Missouri and moved with her family to California before settling in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel ‘‘Honey
Ballard Funeral Home
Roswell
International thieves blast Brink's vault in Syracuse heist
Police traced a resourceful gang that used a 20 mm cannon to blast open a Brink's vault in Syracuse and loot about $400,000 of cash and coins, with FBI checking if the weapon came from a prior theft in Plattsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Brink’s
Brink’s Inc
FBI
Albany
Railway Express
Plattsburgh
Visiting hours and hospital admissions notes
Hospitals list visiting hours for general patients 2 p m to 8 30 p m maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m names and addresses of patients discharged births and memorial osteopathic admissions on Oct 25 including Reynaldo Lucero Martha Kennedy and Henry Spicer with locations in Artesia Ruidoso Hagerman Capitan and San Patricio.
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Renae Owen
E. Apple
Eddie Mireles
Dexter
Frank Johnson
Artesia
Lee Brittenback
Ruidoso
Maussie Carrell
Ray Sanchez
Capitan
Lester Barnes
Hagerman
Glen Armitage
Route 2
Pat Lyman
Ronnie Cox
N. Main
John White
Route 1
James L. Murray
Levi Scarberry
Memorial Osteopathic
Reynaldo Lucero
San Patricio
Martha Kennedy
N. Sea
Students to Tour Walker AFB by California trainees
Six navigation students from Mather AFB California will tour Walker Air Force Base on November 3 and 4. They will meet Col Norman W Ray base commander and view the alert facility and related films. A visit to the command post a B 52 and an operational briefing will follow before returning to Mather AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Afb
Calif
Walker Air Force Base
Norman W. Ray
Air Force
Walker
Cotton Farmers Face Mostly Small Regulatory Changes
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department guidelines outline minor rules for cotton growers under the new farm law. Eligible for federal supports, they must keep a soil conserving base and place diverted acres under conservation. The requirement tying cotton producers to their feed grain base for benefits is being dropped. Wheat and feed grain producers must plant within their respective allotments on the participating farm, with feed grain base excluded from this rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnson
IPAA Pushes West Coast Development and Trade Stance
The Independent Petroleum Association of America urged developing West Coast production and refining. It opposed certain free trade zones and urged basing overland import estimates on company reports rather than federal estimates. The statement accompanies IPAA’s closing-session remarks at its 36th annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Yates
Artesia
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Yates
Dallas
F. Allen Calver
Tulsa
Okla
Tex
IPAA
U.S
New Mexico Briefs From Gallup to Santa Fe
Gallup grand jury to hear Vincent Barraza in the Sept. 11 shooting death of John Arviso and another officer. Albuquerque police sergeant John Tixier faces bribery and conspiracy charges tied to alleged bribes in official matters. Tucumcari congressman Morris to discuss draft law violations with the Justice Department. Albuquerque NLRB hearing on Azotea Tunnel project unions seeking bargaining recognition. Santa Fe finance director cites state auditor over per diem payment procedures and possible repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gallup
MckKinley County
Albuquerque
John Tixier
Tixier
Dist
D. A. MacPherson
Tucumcari
Thomas G. Morris
D-N. M
Justice Department
New Mexico
Morris
U. S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
University of New Mexico
National Labor Relations Board
Albuquerqque
Azotea Tunnel
Azotea Contractors Inc
Santa FE
C. R. Sebastian
Highway Commission
John Sudderth
Accident reports from Union and Sunset areas
At 10 30 a m on Monday in the 400 block of South Union driver William Thomas Bailey of 406 South Union struck a parked car owned by Larry Steven Jeter of 603 South Lea and Bailey was cited for improper backing. At 8 06 p m at the intersection of Second and Sunset drivers Clarence Lee Keller of Auto Route West and Earl Murphy of Crane Motel were involved with Murphy cited for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block South Union
William Thomas Bailey
S. Union
Larry Steven Jeter
S. Lea
Bailey
Clarence Lee Keller
Auto Route West
Earl Murphy
Crane Motel
Murphy
Mrs. Turner Dies in Missouri Winter Resident of Roswell
Stella Shirley Turner 77 a Roswell winter resident died Monday night in Kirksville Missouri after hospital admission the day before Funeral services are planned in Kirksville Turner born January 8 1888 in Queen City Missouri studied at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music She married E M Turner on June 12 1915 and was active in the Christian church PEO and DAR Survived by husband son Lt Col William L Turner Vacaville California and two grandchildren Also noted death of Lennie McDonald 88 in Lamesa Texas with ties to Weatherford and Roswell survivors include children Leslie Lloyd Inez Gretchen and several grandchildren
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Stella Shirley Turner
Roswell
Kirksville
Peo
Dar
Lennie McDonald
Lamesa
Texas
Weatherford
Cuban refugee returns after Key West weather shutdown
Six Cuban refugees arrive in Key West after a three day stoppage caused by a storm. Homero Machado, 39, came back empty handed after seeking his wife and two sons in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West, Fla
Cuba
Homero Machado
New York
Refugee trip ends in failure at Camarioca port
A man recounts a 3,000 mile journey to the Camarioca refugee departure point where his two boys aged 14 and 15 were deemed ineligible due to military age. His wife chose to stay with the youths as the effort failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camarioca
Machado
Markets Rise Sharply As Blue Chips Rally
The stock market posted a sizable late day gain with broad advances among blue chips and high flyers. About 69 million shares traded, versus 7.09 million on Monday, led by Fairchild Camera surging several points in a rapid buying spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Yormn
Official Records Divorces Granted in Roswell Area
Official records list four divorces granted including Ann L. Campagna from Joseph Campagna Jr Hazel M Maples from Thur man E Maples and Wanda J Seiffert from Dale E Seiffert. Also filed were divorces Richard Broadwater vs Daisy Broadwater Hillis M Henry vs Eva L Henry and personal records for James Frederick Johnson Mary Louise Maxwell Felipe Sedillo and Patsy Chaves all of Roswell.
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James Frederick Johnson
Mary Louise Maxwell
Roswell
Felipe Sedillo
Patsy Chaves
Richard Broadwater
Daisy Broadwater
Hillis M. Henry
Eva L. Henry
Ann L. Campagna
Joseph Campagna Jr
Hazel M. Maples
Thurman E. Maples
Wanda J. Seiffert
Dale E. Seiffert
Thief Raids Purses at First Baptist Church
A theft Sunday at First Baptist Church 500 N. Pennsylvania saw $30 to $35 taken from ladies purses and two suitcases with clothing stolen from a storage shed. Miss Barbara Dee of 3042 E Eighth reported the items. Police found no sign of forced entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
Barbara Dee
Car Fire and Fence Fire Reported in City Neighborhoods
A car fire caused by a carburetor backfire occurred at 11044 N. Lea owned by Keith Potter. A second fire burned a fence on another block at 1109 Greenwood Drive at 11:30 a.m. Owner not immediately known.
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11Th
12Th
North
Missouri
Keith Potter
N. Lea
Greenwood Drive
Chicago markets and Denver livestock results recap
Chicago live cattle and Dow Jones averages show mixed close with utilities and rails up while industrials rise. Denver reports USDA cattle and hog prices, sheep and lambs mostly steady with feeder lambs unestablished and fats moving within narrow ranges.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
DOW Jones
E. F. Hutton& Co
Denver
USDA
Egg Market Chicago Averages Hold Steady
Eggs in Chicago show small moves with wholesale prices mostly unchanged. Grade A whites cost 364, mixed 382, mediums 34, standards 32, dirties not quoted, checks 23.
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Chicago
Booster Club Meets Tonight at Roswell High
Roswell High Booster Club plans a 7:45 p m meeting at the school to discuss cross country varsity and junior varsity football and a white elephant sale. Coaches Stan Lair Jim Eddy and Hoy Mar cum will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell High School
Stan Lair
Jim Eddy
Hoy Marcum
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Dan Castillo
Greenbriar
ENM Medical Center
Wayne Garfield
Highland Dr
Alonzo D. Chatten
Frank Willis
Virginia
John Robinson
John Looney
Joseph Mirsky
S. Wyoming
James C. Powell Sr
N. 2Nd
Lyle Bonner
Howard Hicks
Nancy Viera
Henry Spicer
Roswell Lodge No. 18
Afram
Mox Littell, WM
Justice of the Peace
Lorenzo Duran
San Juan-Chama
Alex Armito
Finance Department
Sebastian
Armijo
Highway Department
Sudderth
United Fund
Turner
The
Christian Church
PEO and Daughters of the American Revolution
Bruce C. Daniel
Bruce QC
Daniel
Sherman Ave
Ballard Chapel
Truitt Allen
Trinity Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist Church Choir
Harry Lamkin
Jo Tyner
South Park Cemetery
Cecil Hill
Bob Kendall
Glenn Langham
Bert Rhodes
Mario Galassini
al Davidson
E. F. Hutton & Company Inc
Oast Stock Exchanges
North Main Street
Fairchild Camera
Official
Denver Livestock
Amerada
Phill Pet
Airlin
Reich Chlate Can SA
Reyn Met
Rey Tobates
Sefeway
San D Gas
Atchison
Sears Rock
Shell Oh
Chrysler
Sinclair
Cities
Socony
Cent OH
Swest PS
du Pont
Sperry Rd
EI & Mus
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Ind
Ford
EGG Market
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Airlines
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