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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
3
Multiple notices including the estate of J R Davidson with final report and hearing set for November 2 1945 in Lordsburg NM. water rights change application by Florence R Swafford. civil action against Guy P Hull in Hidalgo County. land office notice of mineral land exchanges. probate of Ernest M Brickley with hearing November 23 1945. various court and state notices.
On September 7 1945 D A Merrell of Virden Hidalgo County New Mexico filed with the State Engineer to change the point of diversion for a 10.4 acre water right declared under Declaration No 0532 and recognized in the Gila River Decree. The proposal moves from the Middle Canal diversion in West NM PM to the Sunset Canal Diversion NW 1 4 of Section 31 Township 19 South Range 21 West NM PM with bearing and distance details.
The text references settlement of a Final Report and Account and court action to determine ownership of decedent's estate and rights of rightful claimants. Attorney for executrix listed as H Wearie Payne P D Box 926 Lordsburg New Mexico. Witnessed by Judge Peter J. Fairly with county clerk Naomi Wood deputy. Publication dates October 6 1945 and October 12 1945. last publication November 2 1945.
The War Labor Board set wage and condition terms for Pacific Greyhound drivers from 1944 to 1946 after hearings. In October 1945 the Amalgamated Union demanded retroactive pay totalling about 1.65 million plus future increases of 1.8 million annually, threatening a strike if unmet. The company offered to submit to the War Labor Board or arbitration, both rejected by the union. The wage levels remain among the highest for U S inter city buses.
Pacific Greyhound Lines warns that union wage demands threaten a strike, arguing the union seeks to disrupt service rather than secure fair pay. The company notes it carries over 140000 daily passengers including many military personnel and Bay Area commuters, and cites repeated rejections of peaceful settlement offers. Y W Ackerman, Vice President, Pacific Greyhound Lines.
H. KE Scofield was discharged from the Army last week and arrived home on Saturday. Mrs Luella Clark hosted a quiet dinner with no guests. Attendees included Mrs H. 8S Chase Miss Judy Element Miss Mary Coursé Noce Stephen Birchfield and T-Sgt Ralph Flournoy.
Dee Mall and her son Tommie departed Tuesday for their home in Winslow Arizona. The brief notice notes their move and destination without additional details.
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