Mechem Criticizes Welfare Department Over Lien Laws
Former Gov. Ed Mechem told about 125 supporters in Clovis that too much discretion was given to the Welfare Department in lien and responsibility laws and that administration probably exceeds any welfare grant cuts. He highlighted record on road building during his term and noted visits to Fort Sumner Mountainair and Belen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Edwin L. Mechem
Welfare Department
Mechem
John F. Simms
New Mexico
Fort Sumner
Mountainair
Belen
553 Bales Of Cotton Ginned In Chaves County 1956 57
Cotton ginned in Chaves county for the 1956 57 crop totals 553 bales per figures from Al W Woodburn county agent. Reports by gins list Roswell gin 59, Farmers Inc 72, EGP 13, Southsprings Gin none, Patterson brothers 9, Dexter 3 84 4 12 5 122 Hagerman Nos 1 2 184 Bogle 3 and 21 on yard Cottonwood gin 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
al W. Woodburn
Roswell
Farmers Inc
Southsprings
Patterson Brothers
Dexter
Hagerman
Bogle Gin
Cottonwood
Major League Results Os. touté. 2 s 000 000 000-50 New York
Os. touté. 2 s 000 000 000-50 New York, Poholski, Jackson and Katt Smith. Gomez and Westrum. L- Poholski. Home runs New York Mays.
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New York
Poholski
Jackson
Katt
Smith
Gomez
Westrum
Governor Signs Bill to Restore Hay Support Program
Governor John Simms signed a contract to bring New Mexico farmers and ranchers back into a hay roughage program. The plan offers 10 dollars per ton for hay or roughage, applies to all counties except Los Alamos, with 225000 federal funds and 75000 state funds. John W. Chapman will administer the program under Finance Board supervision. Applications begin immediately at county Farm Home Administration offices or local Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation offices.
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Las Cruces
John Simms
New Mexico
Los Alamos
Dan Smith Jr
Santa Fe
Simms
State Finance Board
John W. Chapman
Finance Board
Smith
County Farm Home Administration
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Offices
FHA
Debouillet Sheep Sale Sees Prices Fall Amid Drought Decline
Southeastern New Mexico and West Texas ranchers trim flocks as a seven year drought weakens ranges. At the A D Jones Estate sale near Roswell the 1956 Ram price averaged 31.28 and yearling ewes 20.88 with total sales of 15 418 dollars from 269 rams and 468 ewes sold. High ram price was 70 per head. Attendance dropped from 300 last year to about 100.
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New Mexico
West Texas
A. D. Jones
Roswell
Tatum
Jones Ranch
Bob McNally
Kim Yoder
W. R. McKnight
Walter Britten
Arthur Harrell
Fort Stockton
Texas
Rams
C. F. McWilliams
Carlsbad
Frank Runyon
Hope
Irwin Corn
Clyde Marley
M. Johnson
Plains
Robert Corn
Pete Louissena
Caprock
Fred Gentry
Pinon
Goldwaithe
Fred Corn
Hub Corn
Lillian Crane
Florence McKnight
Sam Williams
Artesia
Dennis Bros
Gail
George Bunger
Eden
R.E. Fresquez
Guy Branch
Dick Gorn
George Teel
M. John- Lee Sheep
Texan Found Dead in Vehicle East of Artesia
A Midland man Virgil W. Hambly 46 was found dead in his 1956 Ford east of Artesia off State Road 83. A Amarillo salesman Earl Reynolds spotted the wreck in a road bed pit and notified police. The coroner's jury convened to view the scene.
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Artesia
Midland
Texas
Virgil W. Hambly
Amarillo
Earl Reynolds
Pecos River
Reynolds
Hamby
Former King Falls Short At Forreston Kraut Festival
Richard Boyle, 25, of Rockford Illinois, devoured 254 pounds of sauerkraut in three minutes to claim the title at Forreston Illinois 37th annual kraut festival. Last year’s king Dale Markel of Ridott Illinois managed only 20 pounds in the same span.
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Forreston
Ill
Richard Boyle
Rockford
King
Boyle
Dale Markel
Ridott
Two Former State Employees Face Embezzlement Charges
In Albuquerque two former state workers, W. B. Bachicha and Mrs. Freda O'Neal, were charged with embezzlement. Dist Atty John Murphy listed Bachicha with a $776.12 shortage but corrected it to $688.38, and cited offenses in 1952 and 1954. O'Neal allegedly misused $6,199.31 while head of the drivers license office from Feb 9 1955 to June 30 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
W. B. Bachicha
Revenue Bureau
Freda O'Neal
Dist
John Murphy
Bachicha
Murphy
O'neal
Kefauver Opens 15 State Campaign Tour Today
Democratic vice presidential candidate Len Estes Kefauver begins a 15 state tour starting in Florida. He and Adlai Stevenson have campaigned together but will now travel separately. In Florida Kefauver aims to win back one Southern state from 1952. He will visit Tampa Sarasota St. Petersburg and Orlando before heading to Ohio then the Midwest and Pacific Northwest. He returns to Washington on September 30.
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Washington
Len Estes Kefauver
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Virginia
Texas
Tennessee
Tampa
Rep
William Kramer
St. Petersburg
House
Congress
Sarasota
Kramer
Orlando
Cleveland
Ohio
Middle West
Pacific Northwest
Judges Beef Show at Lea County Fair in Lovington
Al Woodburn Chaves county agent will judge the beef show at the Lea County Fair Lovington. The fair began yesterday and will conclude tomorrow with judging today and tomorrow remaining events.
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al Woodburn
Chaves County
Lea County
Lovington
Tragic Alamogordo Plane Crash Claims Two Lives
In Alamogordo two private Cessnas collided during takeoff near Highway 70 54 injuring F A Newell of El Paso Texas and killing Heinrich Lau a 40 year old former Luftwaffe colonel and James Perry 28 of Alamogordo. Lau was a Holloman Air Development Center engineer and veteran pilot with 6000 flight hours.
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Alamogordo
City
Heinrich Lau
James Perry
F. A. Newell
el Paso
Tex
Newell
Gerald Champion
Lau
Perry
Champs ‘Flying Service
Holloman
Germany
University of Munich
University of Darmschadt
Lydia
Hartmut
Margaret
Wolfgang
Western Big Three Speeds Users Plan
London reports the Western Big Three push to form a Suez Canal users association as Dulles may visit. Britain signals invitations to an international conference while Eden seeks UN action and warns Egypt over canal restrictions. US vows not to force passage and Egypt denounces the plan as aggression.
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London
U. S
Dulles
Eden
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Albion
Mediterranean
Suez
Labor Party
U.N
Security Council
United States
Users’ Association
Washington
Africa
House of Commons
U.N. Security Council
New Mexico Wins Access Rights Battle
District Judge Luis R. Armijo in Estancia upheld the State Highway Department over access rights on the first interstate project east of Clines Corners. The ruling certifies farm and ranch gates and grants control of business site access along a 10 mile stretch, enabling the multimillion dollar interstate program. A $100,000 bond was ordered to cover potential damages.
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Santa FE
Luis R. Armijo
State Highway Department
Armijo
Estancia
Clines Corners
John T. Watson
Council
Watson
Oliver Seth
William Federici
Seth
Federici
Yom Kippur Rites At Bnei Israel Synagogue Tonight
Yom Kippur rites will be conducted at 7 tonight in Bnei Israel Synagogue on Eighth and Washington. Tomorrow morning services start at 9 and continue through the day with a break the fast buffet supper at the conclusion. The day marks deep self reflection and prayer in the Jewish calendar with Kol Nidrei and the Jonah story featured in services.
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B’nei Israel
Eighth
Washington
Rosh Hashana
Auto deaths in New Mexico fall to 33 last month
State Police records show 33 persons died in auto accidents in New Mexico last month, down from 52 in August 1955. Of the fatalities, the report notes 18 had some degree of liquor involvement.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Fried Pie Man Settles Score With Honest John
Clarence Clifford Wilson was awarded 1500 dollars in a damage suit against the Honest John grocery after a 10 cent fried pie he did not steal. He testified he was embarrassed when jailed on the pie accusation three years ago and noted persistent notoriety as the "Fried Pie Man."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Clarence Clifford Wilson
Wilson
Honest John
Heart disease risk higher in New York than New Mexico
The U S Public Health Service reports your risk of dying from coronary heart disease is more than twice as high in New York State compared with New Mexico. The survey aims to guide a nationwide study of regional variations in heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
New York State
New Mexico
Democratic group forms Albuquerque unit volunteers for Stevenson
A new Democratic volunteer group formed in Albuquerque for Stevenson. State chairman Ralph Trigg said it would be the first in a succession of such units across the state.
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Albuquerque
Stevenson
Ralph Trigg
Oil Industry Voluntarily Tackles Salt Water Disposal
A. L. Porter of the Oil Conservation Commission reports progress in Lea County oil fields on disposing salt water. The state engineer flagged dangers to fresh water, hearings led to industry studies, and a three month continuance was granted. Amerada Petroleum estimates costs of 32 to 5 million dollars across Hobbs, Denton, and Wolfcamp fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
A. L. 4Pete Porter
Oil Conservation Commission
Lea County
Oil Commission
R. S. Christie
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Hobbs
Denton
Wolfcamp
Eunice Monument Area
Lincoln County Fair Set For Saturday In Capitan
Lincoln County Fair opens Saturday at Capitan with goat roping barrel races and rodeo events for all ages. Gate prizes totaling 75 dollars include five five dollar prizes and multiple cash gifts from Black Ranch Bar W Ranch and 9H6 Ranch. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children with a Lincoln County Fair Queen contest as a highlight. Exhibitors from Ruidoso display products and merchandise.
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Capitan
Lincoln County
Black Ranch
Bar W. Ranch
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Sam’s Watch Shop
Lincoln County Feed
Lincoln
Bronco Ticket Booth Opens Before Tomorrow Night Game
A ticket booth at the First National Bank corner opens tomorrow morning from 9 to 11 30 for Bronco football tickets. Jerry Smith and Hank Fielden of the Roswell Quarterback Club lead the sale with single and season passes available. At 10 o clock the NMMI Headquarters band performs a 30 minute concert.
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First National Bank
Bronco
Jerry Smith
Hank Fielden
Roswell
NMMI
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