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11th Squadron Martins, 1936	A. Alessendri grocery store and the Porto Rico Saloon	Accordion players, Albuquerque
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Actors perform for radio show, Albuquerque	Actors perform for radio show, Albuquerque	Aerial view of Albuquerque
African-American Batallions enroute to Mexican Border, Albuquerque	African-American troops on railway cars, Albuquerque	Aftermath of the raid in Columbus, New Mexico
Airplane Shop	Alabama Milner	Albert Gramm at the Alvarado Hotel
Albuquerque Airport Administration Building	Albuquerque Airport Opening	Albuquerque Bus Company busses and drivers
Albuquerque Bus Company busses and drivers	Albuquerque Bus Company, Bus #9 in front of garage	Albuquerque Cowboy Band

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This Month in New Mexico History

1896:

February 17, 1896 - The "Santa Fe New Mexican" reports blood and clothing found on a Tularosa road indicate that Col. Albert J. Fountain and his son, Henry, were killed and buried at White Sands. Fountain and the 7-year-old were never found.

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