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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
3
In the Hidalgo County New Mexico probate court the matter is the estate of Hugh B. Nance Jr Deceased Probate number 252 Notice is hereby given that the recorded details are incomplete in the provided text.
Mary Ophelia Nance is named administratrix of the Hugh B. Nance Jr. estate by Hidalgo County Probate Court on March 15, 1944. She publicizes the claim deadline and directs all creditors to present claims within legal time, with first publication September 1 and last September 22, 1944.
Public notices announce Blas Noche as administrator of Dolores S. Baisa estate with a Final Report and Account filed and a hearing set for October 14, 1944 at 10:00 A.M. in Lordsburg to determine heirship and distribution. Attorney H Vearle Payne represents the administrator. County Clerk Rachel Atkinson records the notices with dates September 1 and September 22. Additional similar notice for James P Woods estate with hearing October 14, 1944 and attorney H Vearle Payne.
The Attorney General argues that current practices by rail shippers and railroads enabled fair competition and mass transport of passengers and freight during the war. He asserts rail lines did not require overhaul, but were ready for wartime demands due to ongoing improvements.
The article notes a transformation in rail travel with air conditioned cars and streamlined trains. It mentions faster passenger and freight schedules and coordinated merchandise transport that speeds connections between market centers. It also references Bowman and a veteran team supporting Red Cross blood donation efforts during a vacation period.
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