Lander elected president-elect of Chaves Heart Association
At the annual Chaves County Heart Association meeting in the Nickson Coffee Shop Dr. E W Lander was elected president-elect while Dr Dan H Cahoon will continue as president for the coming year Dr Lander will preside over a broadening program as the board expands The meeting also elected officers including Field Robinson Earl S Latimer Richard Gee and Earl B All a with a large slate of board members and committee chairmen to be named later The group discussed coordinating with the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center on cardiac equipment and heard praise from New Mexico Heart Association officials for local support and leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County Heart Association
Nickson Coffee Shop
E. W. Lander
Dan H. Cahoon
E. L. Malone
Chaves County
Malone
Lander
Field Robinson
Earl S. Latimer
Richard Gee
Earl B. Alla
Boyd Scott
Charles R. Davies
Charles L. Allison Jr
Tom J. Haill
Tom J. Hall Jr
Marion Hotopp
M. D
Harry H. LeVeen
I. J. Marshall
Clayton Meairs
Earl H. Nelson
J. B. Pirtle
Bill Pu
Cahoon
State Heart Association
Lloyd Clarke
Albuqueque
New Mexico Heart Association
American Heart Association
F. B. Godwin
F. B. Goodwin
Chet L. Snyder
R. L. Villard
Earl Nelson
Ella Yeager
A. B. Carpenter
Wilma Schuster
Tom J. Hall
E. S. Malone
Jean Prager
Nutchuk
Clayton Meiers
Mary Ann Beall
Hinton Wilmot
Fred R. Brown
Pierre Salmon
Honeymoon No 4 for Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes wed in a brief ceremony at the Sands Hotel Las Vegas becoming husband and wife for the fourth time for both. The couple, followed by plans for New York and Philadelphia nightclub work, emphasized a lifelong union as they prepare to travel together and divide time between Greenwich Connecticut and Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes
New York
Philadelphia
Rita
Haymes
Greenwich
Conn
Miss Hayworth
Hollywood
Frank MacNamee
Gold
Sands Hotel
Rebecca
Orson Welles
Yasmine
Aly Khan
Local Weather Summary from United States Weather Bureau
Temperatures recorded at 3 hour intervals from 3 p m yesterday to 11 a m today show a high of 97 and a low of 50 with normal ranges 82 and 55. Precipitation trace in four hours ending 11 a m. month to date shows trace. Day length 12.1 hours. Forecast calls for fair weather today tonight and tomorrow with northerly winds and cooler temperatures. daytime around 85 and tonight near 47.
WAFB Airman Awarded DFC Purple Heart
Sacramento New Mexico airman William C. Baker receives the Distinguished Flying Cross and Purple Heart for heroism during a North Korea mission. He remained at his post after anti aircraft fire and injuries as the B 29 landed safely in South Korea.
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WAFB
William C. Baker
Sacramento
N. M
North Korea
Walker Air Force Base
Thomas C. Musgrave, Jr
47Th Air Division
Baker
307Th
Okinawa
Strategic Air Command
Ujong-Ni
Pyongyang
Set. Baker
South Korea
State Highway Board Defends Independence Amid Nepotism Critique
Santa Fe AP report says the State Highway Commission will keep its independence and address nepotism concerns, approving a tentative 242 million for seven New Mexico highway projects including near Albuquerque, Roswell, Lovington, Cuba, Wagon Mound and Cebolla. The panel considers relatives in the department and plans to vet all future cases, while affirming funding relies on revenue and may adjust downward if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
State Highway Commission
Santa Fe County
Commission
Albuquerque
Roswell
Lovington
Cuba
Wagon Mound
Cebolla
C. O. Ervin
T. B. White
Department
Erwin
G .D. Hatfield
White
Jack Watson
Ralph Jones
Watson
Highway Department
New Mexico
R. E. Strahlem
Albuquerque-Isleta
U. S. Highway 66
Tijeras Canyon
Hurricane Florence Threatens Gulf Coast Ports
Coast Guard reports a tug and 50 aboard are trapped at the Mississippi River mouth as Hurricane Florence nears. The 263 foot barge and tug Margaret Route cannot enter or exit the river while Nike stands by. Air Transport Service moves planes from Mobile as warnings extend from Tampa Bay to the Mississippi.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Margaret
Herman B
Nike
Military Air Transport Service
Mobile
Ala
Tampa Bay
Weather Bureau
Center
Texas
Florida Keys
Gulf
Grand Isle
Panama City
Florence
Caribbean
Cuba
Stevenson Thanks Police For Vigilance
Adlai E. Stevenson praised two state policemen on U S 66 for stopping him after he admitted buying a car without license plates. The 1952 Democratic presidential nominee said he had just applied for plates and continued to Bloomington, his boyhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac, Ill
U. S. 66
Adlai E. Stevenson
T. D. MacNamara
D. L. McKinney
Bloomington
Petroleum Buyers and Pipelines Highlight New Mexico Oil Trade
Roswell Geology Society hears Tad Wilson of Cities Service discuss crude oil supply and transport. He notes 17 companies buying crude in New Mexico and pipelines valued at 40 to 50 million dollars. Wilson cites over 140000 miles of pipelines in 40 states and emphasizes logistics in delivering refined products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States
Tad Wilson
Roswell Field Representaive
Cities Service Oil and Gas Company
Roswell Geological Society
Country Club
Wilson
Dave Dunn
Society
West Texas Gulf Line
Navy to Transfer Frigates and Landing Ships to Japan
The U S Navy announced it will transfer two patrol frigates and three landing ships to Japan on September 30. The three landing craft complete a batch of fifty ships moved to Japanese control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S. Navy
National League St Louis Game Summary
National League notes show St Louis leading with Haddix Rand Rush Pollet Leonard Moison and McCullough contributing in a low scoring contest versus Chicago. Scoring details indicate a 1 run deficit late game and final line reflects Chicago with a modest rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Haddix
Rand
Rush
Pollet
Leonard
Moison
McCullough
Shirley Atchley Seeks Queen Title At ENM State Fair
Shirley Atchley 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Reid Atchley of 310 W Bland Sr is a contestant for the Queen title in the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Posse rodeo. A RHS graduate she works for KSWS and is sponsored by KSWS radio and TV. A singer who has appeared on TV and won a talent contest her favorite sport is horseback riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Atchley
Reid Atchley
W. Bland Sr
New Mexico
State Fair Opens as New Mexico Expects Record Turnout
The 16th annual New Mexico Fair opens tomorrow on Albuquerque's eastern outskirts with forecast crowds reaching half a million over nine days ending Oct 4. Officials predict more records will fall with a 2.8 to 3 million dollar pari mutuel handle and major updates including the School House and arts and science displays. Governor’s Day features a downtown parade and statewide events as livestock and horse show activities dominate the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Hill
Leon Harris
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Fair Grounds
Aztec
Los Lunas
Santa Fe
New Assistant DA Begins Duties in Hanagan's Office
Robert Joseph Barrett age 34 has started duties as assistant district attorney under Pat Hanagan. A native of Albuquerque he was born June 11 1919 and is a Harvard Law School graduate who practiced law four years in Lordsburg before entering public service. Barrett attended schools in Pennsylvania and New Mexico and served in the U S Army from February 13 1942 to October 10 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hanagan
Robert Joseph Barrett
Albuquerque
Lordsburg
Harvard Law School
Cambridge
Mass
Barrett
Pennsylvania
University of New Mexico
U. S. Ma
Teo Dedicate Chapel To Mrs Saunders
Friends of Mrs H P Jimmie Saunders who died here Thursday have started a memorial fund to dedicate a chapel at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center in her memory. Contributions may be made to committee members Mrs J E Johns and Mrs Truman Sanders led by Gene Reischmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P
Jimmie) Saunders
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
J. E. Johns
Truman Sanders
Gene Reischmann
U N Red Delays Plan to Interview Prisoners for Repatriation
In Panmunjom the Korean repatriation commission postponed the start of Allied and Red efforts to interview prisoners refusing repatriation. The move delays interviews originally set for Friday or Saturday and raises questions whether the 90 day period to tally unrepatriated prisoners in neutral custody will start from that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
U.N
Commission
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C. E
Bob) Burns
Kiwanis Kids’ Day
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Patty Burns
M. B. Smith
Leslie Thompson
Ann Miller
Burns
Heart Association
United States Weather Bureau
Storm
Tug
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Stevenson
Police
Hanagan
Teo
Mrs. Saunders
U. N.red
Quickies
Ken Reynolds
R. P. Breaux
W. L. Ainsworth
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