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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1957

Page

2

Richard B. Rice and family acknowledgment

Richard B. Rice Jr. and Mary Frances Rice are named in a notice with other relatives. The brief item records a family event or notice involving the Rice lineage.

Richard Rice Richard B. Rice, Jr Mary Frances Rice

Porter advises against a buyer’s strike amid high prices

Sylvia Porter relays a reader’s call for a consumer boycott and counters with a firm no. She argues sustained strong buying is the sole antidote to avoid a deeper slump next year. A broad pullback could trigger bankruptcies, job losses, and inflation via government stimulus.

Sylvia Porter Miss Porter

Hidden Gas Robbers of Motoring

An American Petroleum Institute warns that modern gasoline is efficient but drivers waste fuel. Underinflated tires, dirty air filters, poor compression, faulty spark plugs, slow chokes, idling, and rapid stops drain mileage. Proper maintenance and careful driving can improve overall efficiency.

American Petroleum Institute

Faster and Faster Printing Speeds Raise Obsolescence Fears

The United States government uses new presses that print nearly four times faster than the old machines. Analysts wonder how long these remarkable machines will remain current amid ongoing inflation and advancing technology.

United States

Danish police stations stocked with dolls to ease lost children

Danish authorities say police stations carry dolls and toys to help frightened children awaiting reunion with parents. The move aims to redefine the officer as everyone’s friend, addressing lingering fears among children who have been lost and recovered.

Denmark

William Bradford Dillingham Publicity Tour With Police

William Bradford Dillingham led a private citizen on a visit to the local police station after his small son feared the police. The boy met officers on duty and toured the station, ending with the impression that policemen are friendly. The article implies Danish parents are reacting publicly.

Lordsburg News Roundup and Christmas Cheer

John R Bradford Jr served as coted worshipful master at Lordsburg Lodge No 30 AF&AM annual meeting and elections held December 18. Dave and Mrs Williams won first prize of 10 dollars in the Christmas home decoration contest. Miss Pear Scott to wed Cpl Karl Hardin next Thursday at 7 30 p m. Lordsburg to host a Japanese submarine view from the Treasury on January 7.

John R. Bradford, Jr Lordsburg Lodge Af&am Dave Williams The Chamber of Commerce Pear Scott W. W. Scott Cpl Karl Hardin Lordsburg Houston United States Treasury Pearl Harbor

Fisher-Foxworth Wed at Methodist Church

Miss Ruthe Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Fisher wed Sgt Charlie Foxworth last Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church Rev F R Poage officiated The ceremony united two local families in a small town wedding setting.

Ruthe Fisher E. M. Fisher Sgt Charlie Foxworth Methodist Church F. R. Poage

Marriage Bond Seals Tie of Local Couple

Twenty years ago on December 24 1937 Miss Tommie Irene Gee and Mr Clem Smith Jr were united in marriage Thursday of the past week. Dr and Mrs C B Austin and Mr and Mrs Charley Fuller attended to Rose Bowl plans and a family reunion at the Fuller ranch with the children all home for the holidays.

Tommie Irene Gee Lordsburg Clem Smith, Jr Pasadena Calif C. B. Austin Charley Fuller

Denmark Policing Policy Shapes Child Safe Streets

Danish approach treats police as guardians not antagonists. Children are kept away from depictions of crime, films for youth exclude criminals, and police run country picnics and excursions in summer. Officers are non threatening, carry no weapons, and aging officers die peacefully.

Denmark Copenhagen

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