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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1952

Page

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Accidental Pistol Discharge Fatal to LA Boy

Robert A. Altuna 4 son of Mr and Mrs Louis Altuna of Los Angeles died after a target pistol discharged while Louis Altuna handled the unloaded weapon near Lords. The bullet entered the abdomen and despite hospital aid the boy died. The Altuna family left for Los Angeles after the incident and funeral arrangements were not yet announced.

Robert A. Altuna Louis Alyma Los Angeles California Altuna Lords Louis Robert Heather Mortuary

Pocos Edge CPS to Tighten Softball Race

In the close league chase Pocos pull ahead of CPS after key wins and a dogged finish by Pecos. Johnny Pocos pitched well as Banner Mine and Dockum both posted decisive victories while Dockum and Warren also split a doubleheader.

CPS Pecos Dockum Butane Warren Banner Miners Johnny Pocos

Cocal Fire Department Answers Another Call

The Cocal Fire Department rushed to the Lala Her residence at 12 15 Tuesday afternoon. A storage building adjoining the house was on fire causing substantial content damage though the dwelling was saved. The cause remains undetermined.

Cocal Fire Department Lala Herrera

PTA Pot Luck Supper for Council Officers Aug 1

A PTA pot luck supper is planned for Friday night August 1 at 7 o clock in the patio of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harwood. The event is for officers and chairmen of the PTA Council and school units with a possible movie and a business meeting.

Bob Harwood P. T. A. Council

Summer Travel Expected To Surge In New Mexico

Fred Ling executive secretary of the New Mexico Petroleum Industries predicts a record summer travel season with 67 million gallons of gasoline consumed and 5.37 million dollars in gasoline taxes paid. He cites 980 mile average trips and 1.007 billion total miles in the state. He warns of rising traffic deaths and urges careful driving during the peak period.

New Mexico Fred Ling New Mexico Petroleum Industries America

Red Cross Seeks Nurses for Polio Season

The American Red Cross urgently needs registered nurses for polio season duties. Demand is high in Iowa and Texas as polio cases rise 58 percent this year. NFIP covers salary and transport. nurses serve at least two months, with inactive nurses encouraged.

American Red Cross National Foundation For Iowa Texas Kay Fitzpatrick Red Grass Miss Fitzpatrick Red Cross NFIP Tt Polo United States Ilinois Kansas Sioux City Ffeoston Fitzpatrick

Chamber Of Commerce Appreciation Day Drawings

The first drawing held since Appreciation Day moved to Saturday drew a good crowd. Three losers failed to claim the first prize of $15: Mrs Fount DeVilbiss, Paula Martinez, and James W. Smith. The consolation prize of $15 went to Josephine Gray who was present. Mrs. Ted White won the second prize of $20. The 20 percent ticket valued at $108 went to Mrs. Kenneth Pharr. a 10 percent ticket worth $54 went to Mrs. A. V. Broun who could not be present. The notice urges local trade with Lordsburg merchants and attendance on Saturdays for drawings.

Fount DeVilbiss Paula Martinez James W. Smith Josephine Gray Ted White Kenneth Pharr Kansas A. V. Broun Lordsburg C. of C

Indians Win Two Close Games

The Lordsburg Indians defeated Deming 21 to 20 on July 20 and beat Hurley 4 to 3 last Sunday in two tight games against strong opponents.

Indians Lordsburg Indians Deming

Senior Girl Scout Pot Luck Meeting Set at Mrs Messecar’s Home

All high school girls aged 14 to 18 interested in becoming Senior Girl Scouts will meet at Mrs. Messecar’s home for a pot luck supper at 7 o'clock Monday evening August 4. Please contact Mrs. Messecar at 297.

Bayard Resident Injured In Local Auto Crash

Bayard New Mexico Chief of Police Lalo Sanchez reports a Tuesday morning two car crash on Highway 60 near Ranch House cafe and Yucca Motel in Lordsburg. Mrs Wallin Tapley wife of Bayard’s police chief sustained a skull fracture a fractured leg and a fractured shoulder. Her husband was treated for minor injuries and a passenger in the other car had minor injuries. The other driver Dalton Walker of Barstow California was uninjured his wife had minor facial wounds. The crash involved a following car driven by Mr Cushing of Waco Texas and a sudden slow down led to Tapley losing control and colliding with oncoming traffic. Wrecker removal freed Mrs Tapley. The Hidalgo County investigation aided by local traffic details.

Highway 60 Ranch House Cafe Lordsburg Wallin Tapley Wie Bayard New Mexico Tapley Dalton Walker Barstow California Heather Walker Lalo Sanchez Mr. Cushing Waco Texas M. Cushing Mr. Tapley Cushing

Mobile X-Ray Unit Operates in Hidalgo County

The State Health Department, with the Hidalgo County TB Association, runs a free mobile x ray and blood test unit in Lordsburg for two days then returns on August 5 and 12 15 14 18 16 17 18 19 with the goal of testing at least 40 percent of Hidalgo County residents. The unit operates near Railroad Avenue by the police station.

State Health Department Hidalgo County TB Association Lordsburg Hidalgo County Ata Railroad Avenue Spolice Station Hidalgo County Tuberculosis Association

Polio Patients Return Home In Hidalgo County

La Faye Gordon, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Gordon, is released from Hillcrest General hospital Silver City after a 10 day polio stay with non paralyic effects. John Atkinson, son of Mr and Mrs J D Atkinson, improves at Carrie Tingley hospital. a brace is ordered and he hopes to return to school in the fall.

la Faye Gordon Ray Gordon Hillcrest General Hospital Silver City Hidalgo County John Atkinson J. D. Atkinson Carrie Tingley Hospital John

Rainbow for Girls Meeting Notice August Fifth

A regular Rainbow for Girls meeting is set for August 5 at 7 00 PM Barbara McCants serves as Worthy Advisor.

The Rainbow For Barbara McCants

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Pocos Estrada and Rice Latham and Bishop Dockum Merrell Crum Gale Chap- Man Banner Mine Bowman and Wells Robert Son Saavedo Rich Lopez Banner Nas Bowman Chapman Estrada Case Dockums Rich’s Rice-Warren Poco Chamber of Commerce News Virden Cotton City Faye Gordon Hillcrest Hospital Southern Pacific Railroad
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