West Germany vote to decide future in Bundestag race
Western Germany faces a 484 seat Bundestag vote as Adenauer leads a pro Western coalition. The campaign pits anti Communists against Socialists who seek a neutral Germany while Moscow films its influence. Dulles endorsement sparked fierce debate amid East West tensions.
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Western Germany
Bundestag
Pariament
West Germany
United States
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic
Adenauer
Georgi Malenkov
West
Dadenauer
Socialist
Adenauey
Germany
Moscow
Dulles
Organizations Promise Floats for ENM Fair Parade
Towne, parade committee chairman, says the Eastern New Mexico State fair parade will feature floats on the first day. Three additional groups have agreed to participate, including last year's business float winner Bill Deane’s firm. Other entries include Sertoma Club Rosewell Optimist Club and Santa Fe Railroad. At least 15 bands are expected, with Dexter Hagerman and Lovington already set to perform. 185 firms received entry mailings and 25 bands were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Cams
Bill Deane’s
Sertoma Club
Roswell Optimist Club
Adolph Coors
Dairy Queen
Senior Chamber of Commerce
George J. Maloof & Co
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Dexter, Hagerman and
Lovington
POWS ARRIVE AT TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE CALIFORNIA
At Travis Air Force Base California forty eight more prisoners of war arrived yesterday bringing the total count of POWs at the base to thirty eight.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Weather Summary from United States Weather Bureau
Yesterday afternoon observations show variable values with a high near 87 and a low around 61. Precipitation was nil for the 24 hours ending 11 p m. The forecast calls for fair weather today tonight and tomorrow with warmer temperatures. Today's high expected near 00 and tonight's low around 56.
6th Bomb Wing Finishes Year Of B36 Flying Without Mishap
The 6th Bomb Wing at Walker AFB marks a full year of accident free B-36 operations Aug 28 anniversary. Col W K Martin lauds maintenance and crews for safety culture while detailing Flying Safety program actions and transition from B-29 to B-36 begun in 1951 52 with first B-36 delivered in 1952.
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Walker Air Force Base
Col. W. K. Martin
Wafb
Carswell Afb
Texas
Ooe
Census finds few eligible men for young women
The Census Bureau analyzed the 18 to 24 year old group and found only 61 eligible civilian men for every 100 women ages 18 19, with 89 per 100 in 1950. For ages 20 to 24 there were 94 men per 100 women 23 to 27, improving since 1950, while ages 25 to 35 showed 115 men per 100 women.
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Washington
Sept. A
Census Bureau
Three Couples Licensed to Wed In One Week
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Emery Watson 25 and Johnnie Mae Morgan 18 of Steubenville Ohio. J C Lacy 41 and Veda Watson 29 of Lubbock were licensed as well. On Friday a license was granted to Jodie A Horne 32 and Fidelia Sen also 32, both of Rose.
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Emery Watson
Johnnie Mae Morgan
Steubenville
Ohio
J. C. Lacy
Veda Watson
Lubbock
Jodie A. Horne
Fidelia Sen
Roswe
One Case Heard In Police Court Blotter
A three day run in Police Court shows eight cases heard and one defense of not guilty in a drunkenness charge before Judge R. L. Ballard. The blotter records a solitary case yesterday as part of the docket.
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R. L. Ballard
Old Timers Reunion Set For Saturday
The second annual Old Timer Picnic and Reunion, announced by Rolla Hinkle, will be held next Saturday at Cahoon Park Roswell from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. New Mexico residents 30 years or more are eligible. Old time music, short talks, beans, coffee, paper supplies. bring a basket lunch. Officers include Harry Thorne president Rolla Hinkle treasurer Mrs Charlie Porter vice president and J Walden Bassett secretary.
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Rolla Hinkle
Cahoon Park
Roswell
New Mexico
Old Timer Association
The
Old Timers Association
Harry Thorne
Charlie Porter
J. Walden Bassett
Big Switch ends Korean War prisoner exchange
At Panmunjom the Korean War prisoner exchange concluded with 110 Americans released including flyers claimed to confess germ warfare. State Department denounced the confessions as torture. Over 88,000 prisoners were repatriated in 33 days of Operation Big Switch. B 29 crew interned in Red China returned without prior notice. crash details unavailable.
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Panmunjom
Reds
U. S. State Department
Red China
30000 Mexican Workers Expected in El Paso Stream
A stream of 30 000 Mexican workers is expected to pour through El Paso amid widespread labor movement indicators and regional employment patterns.
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EL Paso
Tito to Make Fiery Talk on Trieste Issue
Tito plans a fiery speech in Okrajaglica on the Trieste dispute detailing Yugoslav claims and Italy’s border defenses. Diplomatic protests accuse Italy of massing divisions near the frontier while Yugoslavs flood the village for the imminent address.
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Tito
Trieste
Okrajaglica
Italy
Rome
Gorizia
Yugoslavia
Udine
Hereford Tour Visits Capitan Area Ranches in Lincoln County
About 250 members of the New Mexico Hereford Tour visited Capitan area ranches in Lincoln County yesterday. The group toured the Steve Lanning ranch near Riverside, the Burt Pfingsten ranch at Hondo, and the Bonnell Ranch where Ralph Bonnell and Fred W Pfingsten exhibited cattle. The tour proceeded to Fort Stanton and the Albert Watson ranch where a bulldozing project to clear brush was demonstrated to create more grazing. Additional stops included the Virgil Grantham Padilla Spring ranch and the W A Sterrett ranch with high quality commercial herds observed.
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New Mexico
Hereford Association
Capitan
Lincoln County
Steve Lanning
Riverside
Burt Pfingsten
Hondo
Bonnell
Bonnell Ranch
Bonnell Ranch Co
Ralph Bonnell
Fred W.pfingsten
Highway 70
Ft. Stanton
Albert Watson
Don Watson
Ferrell Watson
Watson Ranch
Watsons
Virgil Grantham-Padilla Spring Ranch
W. A
Artesia Teacher Named in New Who’s Who West
Mrs. Ralph Hayes, Artesia eighth grade social studies teacher, is selected for inclusion in Who’s Who in the West fourth volume. The listing notes her nursing, education, and family, with residence at 710 W Bullock Ave and husband Lt. David Hopkins serving in Korea.
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Artesia
Record’s Own Service
A. N. Marquis & Company of
Chicago
Ralph Hayes
Hayes
Cathryn
Husban
Ralph Hunter Hayes
Artesia Abstract Company
Regina
David Hopkins
Ralph A
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N. M
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Southern Methodist University
AEA
NMEA
PEO
AAUW
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Women Teachers’ Honor Society
Artesia Chamber of Commerce
Fear Reds Holding Back POWs as Exchange Ends
A Korean War prisoner exchange concludes with 110 Americans among 8 British 4 Turkish 1 South African and 1 Japanese returning on the final day of Operation Big Switch. The UN reports 88,549 prisoners exchanged. concerns persist over missing air force personnel and alleged communist germ warfare claims amid final handoffs at Panmunjom.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
United Nations
U. N
Reds
O. P. Weyland
Far East
Air Force
Labor Day Observance Sparks Shutdowns Across Roswell
The Roswell Daily Record outlines the Labor Day closure for Monday September 7 including all departments of The Record and Roswell offices. It notes the holiday’s legal status in multiple jurisdictions and recalls origins with the Knights of Labor and the 1894 Congress proclamation designating the first Monday of September as a legal holiday.
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Roswell
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
New Mexico Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor
Oregon
Congress
Quake Reported in Athens Central Greece
A strong earthquake rocked central Greece yesterday with reports of shaking felt in Athens and surrounding areas. Officials have not released details on casualties or damage at this time.
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Athens
Greece
New Cadets Enroll at NMMI for New School Year
Two hundred eighty new cadets enrolled for the 1953-54 term at the New Mexico Military Institute. Capt. R. Raymond Miller, appointed registrar and dean of admissions, notes the total will reach about 675 with returning cadets. New students undergo orientation, exams, faculty counseling, and campus tours before classes start September 3.
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New Mexico Military Institute
R. Reymond Miller
County Clerk Fight Reaches Eight Months in N.M. Dispute
On Sept. 14 the eight month dispute between Dorothy Herring and Harold L. Rives Jr. over the Chaves county clerk seat marks its anniversary. Rives filed suit Jan. 14 in District Court. Judge C. Roy Anderson ruled for Herring. case then moved to the state supreme court, which has not yet announced a decision since Aug. 1.
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Chaves
Dorothy Herring
Harold L. Rives Jr
Rives
C. Roy Anderson
Carlsbad
Mexican Nationals Expected In Artesia Detained in Mexco
The first order of 42 Mexican nationals for cotton harvest ordered by the Alfalfa Growers Association failed to appear. Local official Carl Foster said workers would not leave Mexico until the subsistence rate dispute is settled. Negotiations among U S Labor Department farm representatives and Mexican officials continue with Artie McAnally handling local interests.
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Artesia
Record
Carl Foster
Mexico
U. S. Labor Department
Artie McAnally
Alfalfa Growers Association
McAnally
Foster
Texas
New Mexico
el Paso
North Eddy County
Braceros
Coa
Texas Gate
Las Cruces
Eisenhower denies Dulles summons amid foreign policy flap
The White House branded as untrue a report that President Eisenhower summoned Secretary Dulles for a conference over Dulles foreign remarks. Dulles will meet the President Monday after arriving from summer quarters as Washington reviews policy on Iran, Spain bases talks, and Far East affairs.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Dulles
White House
Washington
Indo- China
Far East
Iran
Soviet Union
Fazollah Zahedi
Tehran
James C. Dunn
U. S
Spain
Dunn
Murray Snyder
Andrew Tully
Scripps-Howard
West Germany
India
Italy
Japan
Snyder
Tully
Hisenhower
American Legion
Local CAP Members To Attend Barbecue
Captain Tony Redman RO Roswell Squadron CAP conducts Friday meeting. Former commander Robert Shirkey reports from Pakistan for the Point Four Program. Hobbs Squadron invites staff officers and senior members to an annual CAP fly-in barbecue at Major Joe Brown's farm on Labor Day with transport from the airport.
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Tony Redman
Roswell
Civil Air Patrol
Robert J. Shirkey
Shirkey
Karachi
Pakistan
Hobbs Squadron
Joe Brown
New Mexico
Brown
Labor Day Closures Observed by Local Institutions
Schools banks and most businesses will close Monday in observation of Labor Day per the Chamber of Commerce calendar. Filling stations and similar service establishments are expected to remain open.
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Record
Chamber of Commerce
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Flying Safey
Bulletin
New Who' S Who
Monte Carlo
Elizabeth Chouisky
Istanbul
Turkey
Fear
Cat
Buick
Blackie
K. M. Woodson
E. Bland Sr
R. Perry Bean
Glasgow
NMMI
Mexco
Brand
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
Jack Caskey
Geog
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