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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
3
Hidalgo County notices cover probate matters for Ernest M. Brickley and Roy Burton Clayton, plus a bid call in Lordsburg. Executrix Ruth Brickley Bishop seeks claims by year end. bids due January 2 1945 for a 114 ton truck. probate determinations and heirship hearing set for January 26 1945 with attorney E Forrest Sanders listed.
Delinquent taxes for 1943 and prior years listed by Hidalgo County New Mexico Tax rolls. Bids to pay purt of taxes penalties and costs before sale. Witness my hand December 28 1944 Mertice Brooks Treasurer Hidalgo County New Mexico 1st pub December 29, last pub January 5
Audie L. Everett sues Dosier N. Everett in the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico for absolute divorce and custody of minor children on incompatibility and support grounds. Default judgment may be entered if no answer by Feb 2, 1945. Attorney: E Forrest Sanders. Clerk: Nount Wood. First pub Dec 22 1944.
President A T Mercier states Southern Pacific freight and passenger loads set all time records in 1944 driven by teamwork with customers military and government agencies and railroads and by technological advances. He notes a manpower shortage of about 10 000 with 16 477 former employees in the armed forces and urges more workers to meet anticipated postwar demand. He thanks the press and calls for fair competition in peacetime transport.
The National Cotton Council invites 18 to 25 year old native daughters of 17 cotton states to compete for the 1945 Maid title. Finalists announced February 6 in Memphis after January 20 applications. Prize includes a 90 day all expense tour selling War Bonds and promoting cotton, plus training in New York.
The first post 1943 Red Cross relief shipment to Japan arrives at Kobe with 300000 standard food parcels and other aid. Basil O'Connor announces plans to distribute 15 percent of the cargo to POWs and civilian internees in the Philippines and to captive Americans in Japan. The imports represent a joint effort by American and British Red Cross societies and mark a a Russian port route collaboration after months of US Soviet and Japanese diplomacy.
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