Word: fe
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...office of New Mexico's governor one day this week, picture hangers were hard at work. Under the supervision of Dr. Reginald Fisher, art director of Santa Fe's Museum of New Mexico, they carefully placed 14 paintings on the walls of the governor's private office and its anteroom. Next morning, when Governor Edwin Mechem and his staff arrived, everybody had a good look and a lively discussion...
Near old Santa Fe...
...York Central's six-month earnings were $16,694,394 v. $1,810,277 a year ago. The Pennsylvania Railroad more than tripled its net income, from $5,740,457 in the first half of 1952 to $19,100,362 this year. In the same period, the Santa Fe's net rose from $30,382,533 to $38,118,191, and the Baltimore & Ohio reported its earnings up from...
...sail fleets of Thistles, Y-Flyers and Snipes every day of the year. At Wichita, in the dry state of Kansas, lives the National and Western Hemisphere champion in the Snipe (15½-ft.) Class, Aeronautical Engineer Ted Wells, who does his home sailing on tiny ( ⅔ sq.mi.) Santa Fe Lake...
...last three years Gilbertson has worked by himself in a small adobe studio in Santa Fe. He has invented such surprising objects as ceramic bells which ring like bronze, and such bestsellers as oval flowerpots for use on narrow city windowsills. He keeps both his output and his prices low, makes a bare living from his work...