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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
6
Swedish organizers announce a hunger march from Gothenburg to Stockholm to protest over eating. Lennart Edren leads, recalling a prior 340 mile trek four years earlier that took 10 days, while critics in Stockholm mock the plan as impractical.
The article notes the heroic effort of eleven men enduring a 44 mile daily trek aided by five bottles of water as they face blisters and hunger pains. It also discusses Swedish Danish divorce norms with a mix of anecdotes and descriptions of the aegtepagter contract system.
The new Turboglide from Chevy is a triple-turbine automatic with a single forward-speed position and no Low setting. It offers oil-smooth acceleration from a standstill to cruising speed and can slow on grades with a Grade Retarder. Optional at extra cost, it promises a unique driving experience.
Since November 12, 1911, millions have ridden Pullman cars and suffered fatalities as travel increases. The period records more than 190 thousand highway deaths amid growing passenger movement and road use.
Notes show Mrs Bonar and Mrs Verna McMain contributing grades and support for the Animas library with a May 6 and May 14 entries. A new book in the lit is A Bar Cross Man by Gene Manlove Rhodes. W. H. Hutchinson and Mrs Doak Heard are mentioned in connection with donations to the library and Edgar Cureton.
Notice to Joseph B. Strous co-owner in mining claims in Hidalgo County San Simon district. You must contribute your share of final assessment work for 1954 1955 1956 on multiple claims or risk abandonment to the claimant who paid the expenditures. First publication May 31. Last publication Aug.
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