Probate Court Sets Heirship Hearing in Woolgamott Estate
In Chaves County New Mexico the estate of Emma S. Woolgamott is before Probate Court. Executor Corwin S. Wolgamott filed final report accounting and petition for discharge and heirship determination. December 14, 1939 at 10:00 a.m. in Roswell Courtroom designated for objections and distribution discussions.
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Emma
Woolgamott
State OF
New Mexico
Corwin S. Wolgamott
Milton Howard Wolgamott
Marion Corwin Wolgamott
Welgamott
Emma S. Wolgamott
Chaves County
Roswell
Lake J. Frazier
W. 4Th St
N. M
For Rent Bargain in Quiet 4 Room Apartment
Nice four room apartment with laundry, basement, private bath, and water heater. Water furnished in good community. $16.50. See Kuy Kendall at Spring River Camp. Also a furnished five room apartment at 1210 North Main. Adults apply at 506 N. Penn.
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Kuykendall
Spring River Camp
North Main
Faith and confidence keep US out of war says Jaeger
W J Jaeger state labor commissioner and former New Mexico National Guard adjutant general told Catholic Daughters of America that faith and confidence are needed to stay out of war. He urged an adequate defense on land sea and in the air and called the church a bulwark of the republic.
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Albuquerque
United States
W. J. Jaeger
Catholic Daughters of America
Jaeger
New Mexico National Guard
Republic
Congress
Albuquerque unveils 666,667 low rent housing plan
Albuquerque announced a 666,667 dollar low rent housing program with a 90 percent federal loan approved Saturday. Senator Dennis Chavez wired approval. Nathan Strauss urged rapid local planning, while Albuquerque housing authority head Kenneth Baldridge said construction would take several months to begin.
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Albuquerque
U. S
Dennis Chavez
Nathan Strauss
Kenneth Baldridge
Albuquerque Authority
Radio Station KWEW Seeks Expanded Broadcast Terms
Washington report notes KWEW Hobbs New Mexico petitions the FCC for unlimited time rather than daytime only frequency change from 1500 to 1310 kilocycles and power increase from 100 to 250 watts.
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Washington
KWEW
Hobbs
N. M
Federal Communications Commission
Clovis Doctor Elected NM Veterinary Association President
Dr E E Kraus of Clovis is elected president of the New Mexico Veterinary Medical Association at its two day convention closing session. The group also votes to meet in Albuquerque in 1940 with Dr R M Olbeter of Clayton named vice president and Dr F H Sharp of Albuquerque as secretary.
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Clovis
E. E. Kraus
New Mexico Veterinary Medical Association
Albuquerque
R. M. Olbeter
Clayton
F. H. Sharp
Citizens seek take-over of Clovis air port by TAT group
Trans Continal Air Lines directors must approve a deal to transfer the closed Clovis airport to a citizen group. A. W. Anderson says $20,000 has been subscribed by local citizens to finance the purchase and takeover of the facility closed since 1930.
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Clovis
N. M
Trans-Continental Air Lines
A. W. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Magdalena appoints Morgan Salome town clerk in vacancy
Magdalena New Mexico October thirty representatives of the state comptroller office were making duties as town clerk of Magdalena filling a vacancy left by resignation of Bone Landavoza a member of a prominent Socorro county family. Salome assumed duties today in the office.
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Magdalena
N. M
Morgan Salome
Bone Landavoza
Socorro County
State Comptroller’s Office
Mak
Cadet Polo Victory Marred by Rider Injuries at Roswell
The Institute’s 9 to 8 polo win over Randolph Field officers was marred when Cadet Monk Jowell suffered a brain concussion after his horse fell in the fifth period. Jowell, from Quay New Mexico, rested well this morning with no skull fracture. Evans led the cadets with four goals and Thompson added five as Roswell cadets rallied in the final chukker.
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Institute
U. S. Army Air Corps
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Ray
Monk
Jowell
Quay
New Mexico
Roeswell
Chukker
Army
Roswell
West Point
W. T. Hastey
E. A. Walker
Evans
Thompson
von Tempskey
Maj. Jones
Cecil Kyte
Nmmi Pos
Air Corps
Kissner Evans
Hastey Thompson
Sudduth King
Walker
N.M.M.S
NMMI
Kissner
Hastey
Sudduth
Armistice Day Proclamation by Governor Miles
SANTA FE New Mexico October 30 Governor Miles issued a proclamation designating Saturday November 11 as Armistice Day. He urged fitting observances to honor World War I dead and to reinforce the cause of world peace amid current global tensions.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
New Mexico
Gone The High Cost Of Many Stomach Troubles
Don’t pay $3.00 to $5.00 for relief from stomach pains and indigestion caused by excess acidity. Try Adia Tablets a three week supply for $1.25 with money back relief. Roswell Drug Co. and Owl Drug Co.
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Roswell Drug Co
Owl Drug. Co
Navajos face stock limits as 10000 horses removed
Washington reports the Indian Bureau says Navajo herds under stock reduction will have 10,000 horses removed or transferred. Some stock simply changed owners as herds exceeded reservation limits while others bought by those with lower counts. The program aims to conserve grazing land for sheep.
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Washington
Ickes
Indian Bureau
Hosteen
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Ortiz in Santa Fe
Funeral services for Frances Ortiz wife of Santa Fe mayor Alfredo Ortiz will be held at 3 30 a m Tuesday at St Francis Cathedral with burial at Rosario cemetery She died at the family home at 40 survived by husband Mayor Alfredo Ortiz son Alfredo Jr sister Mrs I T Martinez and brother Joe B Ortiz
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Santa FE
N. M
Frances Ortiz
St. Francis’ Cathedral
Rosario Cemetery
Alfredo Ortiz
Alfredo Jr
IT. A. Martinez
Joe_ B. Ortiz
Plan to Hold 1940 Olympics in Detroit
New York, Oct. 30. The announcement from Olympic headquarters in Switzerland raised the prospect of moving the 1940 Olympic Games from Helsinki to Detroit. Finland had not renounced its bid, and Detroit officials warned there was little time to plan a major Olympiad.
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New York
Switzerland
Helsinki
Finland
Detroit
Europe
International Olympic Committee
Lausanne
United States
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Richard Reading
Frederic C. Matthai
Finland May Hold Games If War Prolongs
The Finnish Olympic committee will decide whether to keep the plan for the games if the war lasts into next year. Helsinki has built a stadium for 62 000 and a village for 4 089 athletes, funded by city and national governments. The committee reports no foreign ancestries withdrawn despite the war. A campus accident left Miss Medley dead and two students injured while riding a joy ride car near the college.
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Finland
Helsinki
Japan
Olympic Village
Olympic Committee of
Marriage Licenses for Gentry Doyal and Robran Ulrey
James Gentry and Dorothy Doyal of Tatum tie the knot while Forrest Robran and Lillian Ulrey of Del Norte Colorado obtain marriage licenses.
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James Gentry
Dorothy Doyal
Tatum
Forrest Robran
Lillian Ulrey
del Norte, Colo
Fatal Accident Shocks State College Campus in New Mexico
Physicians fought today for the life of Harry Stephenson, New Mexico State College senior, injured Saturday night when an auto crash killed classmate Miss Isabel Medley of Belen. Campus mourned as doctors treated Stephenson after the tragedy following a campus festivity.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Harry Stephenson
New Mexico State College
Isabel Medley
Belen
Stephenson
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N. Main St
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Central Hardware, Inc
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