What effect did the war have on UNM?

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BaLLatris [955]2 years ago

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The civilians of New Mexico by buying war bonds, growing more wheat and potatoes, raising more beef cattle, and mining more coal and copper. What effect did the war have on UNM? Many male students left school to go to war. At the start of the war, 70% of male students entering UNM had gone to war

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