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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1944

Page

4

Lost Hand Saw on City Streets Reward Offered

A lost hand saw was reported Sunday August 6 on High Railroad or Texas streets. The Community Public Service Company offers a reward for return.

Texas Community Public Service Company

Paratroop Captain Denounces Soldier Conduct

London declares paratroopers have no respect beyond themselves parachutes and the Red Cross. Local notices report Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Mayfield returning home with Mrs. Mayfield and baby visiting in Las Cruces while Mr. Mayfield attended an educational meeting in Hot Springs. Mrs BL Will travels toward Columbus Georgia to reach her husband at Fort Benning with stops in New Orleans and Laurel Mississippi to visit relatives. Classifieds note several for sale items including a living room rug and Firestone car cover, plus lost items and a box advertisement for marriage inquiries and a lost billfold with furlough papers.

Tom J. Mayfield Mrs. Mayfield Baby Las Cruces Mr. Mayfield Hot Springs Saturda Columbus Georgia Fort Benning New Orleans Louisiana Laurel Mississippi

War crops expanding in Middle America by United Fruit

The United Fruit Company expands plantings in Middle America to about 2,100 acres as war crops shift production toward abaca or Manila hemp. The move underscores wartime needs for fiber and rope supplies in strategic sectors.

United Fruit Company Panama Manila

Dietician’s Aide Constance Talmadge Serves Red Cross

Former film star Constance Talmadge now Col. Walter Giblin’s wife works as a Red Cross dietician’s aide in New York. She weighs used fat at a major hospital before salvage, noting its role in munitions medicines and vital products.

Constance Talmadge Col Walter Giblin Red Cross New York

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Janes Shean of Silver City attends to business in Lordsburg where he is secretary of the Silver City draft board. Marlin Hoggett of Animas visits Lordsburg. The Red Cross donates 10000 to aid Bombay disaster victims. Eisenhower presents a plaque to Harvey Gibson for two years of ARC service in Europe. Carrie Bounds visits El Paso relatives. Harold and Mrs. Rolfe return from a two month Big Lake vacation. Walter LaFleur, former Lordsburg resident, visits. Charles Crouch on furlough from the Navy stationed at San Diego.

Janes Shean Silver City Lordsburg Mr. Shean Red Cross Eisenhower Harvey Gibson ARC Great Britain Charles Crouch Navy Charles San Diego

Summer salvage push keeps war effort strong through heat

The article urges continued wartime production and fat recycling in August. It stresses farmers must raise crops and livestock, plants and factories must run at full speed, and saving used kitchen fat is vital to extend labor, support industry, and reach a 230 million pound goal for the year.

Wit Lond Dobers and Miss Len Rae Richins Visit Albuquerque

Miss Len Rae Richins enjoys a vacation from nursing duties in Albuquerque visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Richins. Miss Elizabeth Richards of Rodeo visits Miss Marilyn Fairly this week while having dental work performed.

Len Rae Richins Albuquerque George Richins Elizabeth Richards Rodeo Marilyn

Make Your Own Navy Rayon Sheer Dress Pattern

A late summer dress project features a navy blue rayon sheer fabric with a low waistline and a soft neckline. Instructions advise checking fabric care labels, noting rayon care varies and may require washing or dry cleaning. Readers can request pattern numbers and a free leaflet on rayon hosiery care by mailing a stamped self addressed envelope to the Women's Department.

Women's Department of the Newspaper

Red Cross reference noted in Canton nursing class hint

Canton notes include a student exam sentence about the Red Cross and a home nursing instructor. Local residents Mrs Roy Smith and her son Paul Roy return from hospital to stay with Mrs Smith’s parents, Mr and Mrs E J Wood. Mrs Jesse Bingaman and two children relocate from San Diego to Canton with Lt J G Bingaman in the Navy. Dr and Mrs C B Austin host dinner for Pvt H E Scofield and Mrs Thelma Ross, as May War Bonds and Stamps appear.

Canton Ohio Helen Weaver Red Cross Mrs. Roy Smith Paul Roy Mrs. Smith E. J. Wood Jesse Bingaman San Diego California J. G. Jesse Bingaman Navy Bingaman George Wood C. B. Austin H. E. Scofield Thelma Ross

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