The Lordsburg Liberal MRS. C. G. SAGE, Owner
The Lordsburg Liberal announces ownership changes with Mrs. C. G. Sage listed as proprietor in a brief local notice. The item confirms Sage as primary owner of the publication in Lordsburg.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
2
The Lordsburg Liberal announces ownership changes with Mrs. C. G. Sage listed as proprietor in a brief local notice. The item confirms Sage as primary owner of the publication in Lordsburg.
Veterans questions cover officer rank when returning to reserve status, age limits for Women's Army Corps, discharge credits under demobilization, GI Bill loan guarantees, and bank loan participation. The War Department clarifies temporary ranks on active duty and reserve reentry, service credits, and government guarantees on loans up to two thousand dollars with interest covered for one year.
The national feature picks New Mexico's Clinton P. Anderson for the No 1 farm job under President Truman. Highlights note his 640 acre South Dakota farm in 1895 and his leadership roles including Rotary presidency from 1932 to 1983.
The new secretary of agriculture, a former administrator of state relief and federal relief programs from 1935 to 1936, served as chairman of the Unemployment Compensation Commission of New Mexico 1936 to 1938 and led the Coronado Exposition Commission 1930 to 1940. He was elected to the 77th through 79th Congresses and chaired a House committee on campaign expenditures. He owns an 825 acre farm near Albuquerque with 740 acres irrigated and a Holstein herd.
Industry representatives warn farmers not to assume the order removing quota restrictions guarantees immediate access to farm machinery. They say more workers and materials are still needed to meet demand.
Regional Forester F. C. W. Pooler reports intensified measures against Japanese balloon bombs. Forest Service personnel in New Mexico and Arizona train to handle incendiaries and explosives. Efforts focus on spotting balloons jammed recently as military authorities warn civilians not to touch any explosives.
Estimates indicate pantry meat will provide about 15 percent of the 1946 meat supply, a share higher than any prior year, due to more broiler and turkey production. The industry reports shortages of food containers and urges conservation. April milk production and the milk feed price ratio reached record highs for the month, reflecting dairy support payments.
Gilda and Thelma Klevit sisters in Mu Chapter GILDA Psi Lambda Tau at Central High promote buying War Bonds. They offer parents a night off by purchasing bonds from a group of 20 sorority girls who will perform household chores in exchange for bond purchases.
Poem mocks Japan and Nazi Germany, praising U.S. air and submarine power. It foresees Pacific reach with B 29s and submarines, a farewell dance in Tokyo, and Japan’s eventual surrender as the Rising Sun is set. The piece attributes lines to Pat Carley.
Notice invites Hidalgo County horse owners to enter a two year old Futurity race for half breed Colts born in 1944 with first payments due July 1, 1946. Entrance forms are in this paper and should be sent with fees to R M Reynolds W G Anderson or Pat With. The event aims to be a major racing highlight with two days of additional racing.
Notice lists probate hearings for multiple estates in Hidalgo County New Mexico including Al bert L Green Minnie Pancoe Joseph Garrett Egon Tom B Reid Elizabeth Foster and Nancy Pace with hearings set for July 8 1945 June 1945 and June dates at Lordsburg Court House. Objections must be filed with the County Clerk before hearing.
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