Clayton High School Vocational Training Expanded
Clayton high school expands its two year home economics program with a new cooking and sewing track. Under State Supervisor Faith G. Vaytor the department shows an excellent start with a fully equipped cooking laboratory and a multifunctional sewing lab that doubles as a dining room. Miss Anna Howarth leads the department as students plan spring activities serving luncheons and community events.
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Crusoe Demonstrates Advertising Persistence on Island
The tale of Robinson Crusoe shows sustained advertising works. Crusoe improvised shirt ads on the sand to attract a ship, changing copy as garments shredded. Despite initial indifference, he persisted, proving the old claim that advertising pays off only with time and effort.
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Clayton High Builds Splendid Library With New Additions
Clayton High School expands its library with fifty new volumes from its private collection, including seven complete sets and nine individual volumes. Dr. Charlton funds a $600 static machine for the science lab. Mr. Barber classifies books under the Dewey system as the Current Topics Club donates volumes and magazines. Students redirect class funds to buy books, aiming to match the best schools in the region.
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White House denies secret pact charge after arms talks
Washington says no understandings of agreements existed at the arms conference and rejects Senate charges of a secret accord with Great Britain on Pacific action. Officials deem the accusations outrageous and inconceivable, denying any invitation to Japan concealed a bilateral deal.
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Price of sugar certain to drop says Spreckels
New York March 21 Claus A Spreckels president of Federal Sugar Refining company after returning from Europe predicted an early drop in sugar prices He cited a recent raw material rise that spurred more European sugar production and said prices in America will fall as European demand wanes He called the prior rise a flash in the pan and said a reaction is inevitable with all European countries improving sugar supplies within a month and export demand from the western hemisphere diminishing.
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National Guard Chamber Debate on Local Unit Support
Discussion shows business leaders and National Guard officials weighing a possible unit. Gen Brown notes funding limits but the business community’s stance will determine whether the unit is established. Government support is a key factor in the decision.
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Grayson
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Poe
Obenchain Retrial Set for June in Murder Case
The retrial of Madalynna Obenchain, charged with the murder of Belton Kennedy, was tentatively set for June 6 in Superior Court before Judge Sidney. The proceedings were quieter than usual as Mrs Crenchais sat in the courtroom.
State Briefs From New Mexico News Highlights
Senator A A Jones visits Las Vegas and says the talk is not politics but business. Albuquerque won the state basketball tournament. Francia B Willard School opens in Kitefe with 30 enrolled and 444 applications. Melony mill and elevator destroyed by fire likely due to a faulty line engine. Grenville plans road improvements and freight-rate lobbying into Texas. Portales seeks cotton expansion to attract Roosevelt County workers. Las Vegas summer school for teachers who are parents will offer free care. Independent Style Committee to meet in Las Vegas during cattle growers association convention. Bob F Paxton named Roy Lopes team manager predicting a win. Las Vegas contemplates a west-side branch of Chamber of Commerce. Artesia to vote April 4 on 4 for school buildings. Raton Creamery and Dwight Toe Cream expanding with new refrigeration. Santa Fe Railway Hospital in Las Vegas to close. chamber hopes for sanitarium conversion or country club. T W Conway named NM public schools secretary with Santa Fe HQ.
Clayton Wilt Hava Radio Phone Recitals
The American Legion proves its value to Clayton by supporting radiophone concerts for local residents. They organize access to leading United States artists, aiming to bring cultural news and entertainment to the people of Union County.
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United States
Union County
Getting Stung in Salve Investment Schemes
An opinion piece outlines three causes of people being stung in investments: seeking something for nothing, inability to know their own minds, and infantile naivety. It states two classes lose money: those too weak to guard assets and those who profit by trickery. The remedy is knowledge of law and that gains must be earned through others' labor, not by money working for you.
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Dearborn
Clayton’s Two Year Achievements Praised by Chamber
The article lauds Clayton’s two year progress, noting a unified board of trustees and improved services. It credits the administration for better municipal services, a strong water plant, sidewalks, and conveniences comparable to larger cities, urging continued advancement.
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Clayton
Chamber of Commirce
Franks Ornelas Dies After Local Shooting Tragedy
In Union County last Saturday a shooting between Jose Dominguez and ex soldier Frank Ornelas left Ornelas fatally wounded. He lay with boots off for about an hour before transport toward Clayton for treatment, but a lack of fuel delayed aid and medical help. A hospital report cited cause of death as the resulting injuries after the incident near the old Baca ranch between Busyeros and Mierg.
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Union County
Jose T. Dominguez
Frank Ornelas
Ormelas
Frieguda
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Westimonyer
Untitled fragment about hearing Gis on from North Sta
Fragmentary text mentions hearing Gis on from any part of North Sta with garbled words. No clear event, name, or date available.
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Town Board Re-nominated At Clayton Meeting
Citizens of Clayton met at the courthouse last Monday to back a mayor and four council candidates and discuss a bond issue of 80000 for public improvements. Mayor Eklund opened the session, with Judge I. Toombs as chairman and Mateo Lujan as secretary.
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Clayton's New Industry Seeks Local Ice and Creamery Setup
Fragmentary text shows Clayton planning to supply own ice and ice cream this season. Mentions Mr Diekman from Loves land Cole, described as capable and honest, joining a business group to install a pier or creamery facility. Reading is unclear and lacks concrete details or dates.
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