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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
2
Mrs. C. G. Sage owner of The Lordsburg Liberal. Local paper notes ownership and publication details with emphasis on the editor or proprietor.
Readers ask about discharge under the point system, surplus property purchases, and death benefits. The Army keeps skilled personnel in service. surplussale buyers contact Smaller War Plants Corporation or local War Food Administrator. muster pay ends for soldiers who die. occupation duties do not guarantee immediate return home.
The Chamber of Commerce of Great County recommends approval of Public Law 290 approved April 5, 1944. It authorizes creation of the Office of Synthetic Liquid Fuel under Interior Bureau of Mines Division. The resolution cites Secretary Harold L. Ickes and aims to fortify future fuel supplies amid motor fuel shortages.
By resolution the organization backs the hydrogenation plant plan for coal processing within the state and pledges cooperation with allied bodies to secure a suitable site using coal from Cosrado and Utah. A committee is created to study and establish a program to pursue a hydrogenation plant in the state.
President Osmena of the Philippines, touring U S offices, lauds Allied gains in Europe and the Pacific. He credits General MacArthur and Admiral Nimitz for liberating the Philippines and urges support for the Seventh War Loan to sustain supplies for final victories.
Shell Oil announces a $15 million bond program in addition to the firm's 8 000 West employees bond quota. Chairman H Belithey says continued war material production must be matched by ongoing War Bond purchases to aid the industrial war effort.
Shell Oil Company announces it will participate in the Seventh War Loan Drive with a $15,000,000 bond purchase allocation shared across Western States. The total matches the One Company’s sixth war loan, marking the largest single-drive bond allotment to date.
Notice invites Hidalgo County horse owners to enter a two year old futurity race to be held in September 1946 for half breed Colts born in 1944. First payments start July 1 1945. Entrants obtain an entry form from Mr R M W G Anderson. limited spots available with two other races mentioned.
In a humorous family tale Sober Hoskins earned his name because he appeared sober at birth. His father notes siblings named Gay and Prissy, and a U S Brewers Foundation writer argues naming children after virtues is a long American tradition citing Faith Pious Charity Hope and Ernest. He suggests adding Tolerance as a middle name for a better world.
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