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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1957
Page
4
Health officers report a county survey on tuberculosis and coccidioidomycosis. In Lordsburg schools 93.7 percent of junior high students and 86.4 percent of high school students were tested by Dr. John C. Mitchell, district health officer.
Sales of imported cars, mainly small economy models, have increased steadily and quickly. The National Review speculates that perhaps Ford should have revived the flivver instead of building the Edsel.
Mrs Cureton recounted statements from an officer and Dr Arthur D Jong of the New Mexico State Health Department. The fragment notes the involvement of local health officials in the report and mentions Cureton as the observer.
The Lions International board announces John H Vogt as Executive Administrator reporting to the President and Board. Vogt, formerly Assistant to the Divisional Administrative Manager at Ford Aircraft Engine Division, will direct administrative activities from Lions HQ in Chicago for the world’s largest service club with over 560000 members in 13000 clubs across four regions.
Post Office urges patrons to wrap packages well and address on one side with return address. Letters may be enclosed in a package for three cents more and postage rates remain unchanged. Special Saturday and Christmas Day hours are detailed for parcel post and general delivery.
A yearly subscription to the Lordsburg Liberal offers your friends a weekly reminder of you for the next year. Each issue provides a fresh connection to your tastes and shared memories, turning a simple gift into ongoing thoughtful contact.
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