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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
2
The document lists Richard B. Rice and Richard B. Rice Jr. alongside Mary Frances Rice with roles including President, Editor, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer. The layout indicates a family or organizational governance roster with these individuals occupying key offices.
A major American department store leader argues that economies follow natural cycles of expansion and correction. He warns against expecting perpetual prosperity and against government attempts to override supply and demand with price controls, urging restraint to avoid repeated panics.
The Globe-Democrat series argues government railroad regulation since the 1880s has failed and that modernizing management is needed. It blames obsolete practices and feather bedding by unions for high costs and warns that reform could avert future bankruptcies and economic distress.
William Bradford Dillingham reports on the 1956 Congress for Bachelors and Spinsters held in Holland with speeches and tax questions on the unmarried. The event draws participants from Europe and aims at shared camaraderie rather than marriage. A separate 1957 Widows and Widowers congress drew 400 attendees, 40 men.
E M Fisher Sr longtime business leader died yesterday at his home with services planned for Friday. In Albuquerque the Lordsburg team had one finalist, Don McAlister tying for third in pole vault with Farmington rivals. The Banner Mine will keep operating as western copper mines face closures and curtailment.
Betty Smith president of the Chamber of Commerce announced that work started last Monday on the War Memorial Monument to be erected in the court house yard. Reserve personnel of the Army and Air Force will meet with Major Paul Foster QMC of Las Cruces to discuss supply evacuation and transportation.
Mrs. Rachel Atkinson county clerk and Rev. F R Poage performed a wedding at the internment camp for Oda Junichi internee and Maki Kobayashi of Posten Ariz with a license issued at the scene. John R Robertson stationed at Camp Gruder Okla promoted to staff sergeant.
Vacation Bible school starts at 9 o clock Monday morning June 16 at Fifth and Pyramid Streets. Children three years and up may join. Activities include Bible study singing handcraft and recreation. Able teachers will lead all classes. E L Anson minister.
Local notices outline events across Lions Club Rainbow Girls and Sunshine Girls groups. Meetings include Tuesday Bridge Club and Tuesday Sewing Club along with Knights of Pythias and Bataan Auxiliary Lodge events.
Franklin banner tribune points to misplaced priorities as taxes rise and foreign aid spending grows. Lyons republican questions continued dollars in aid and warns of deeper deficits, asking if the government learns from its mistakes.
The record shows that the Right-To-Work law does not impede unions in legitimate operations. It does not force membership or firing, and it protects a worker's freedom to join or refrain from joining a union according to conscience.
Moorefield Examiner notes committee meeting on the Flood Prevention program held at Brandywine. The project, sponsored by the Potomac Valley Soil Conservation District, differs from the Corps of Engineers flood control dams by using small retention dams to prevent floods in upper watershed regions.
At a special meeting in City Hall on Tuesday night Mayor Short named officials and outlined important business transacted by the council twenty years ago.
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