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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
4
A forward looking piece argues expanding employment after victory is essential for liberty and opportunity. It estimates seven to ten million new jobs require 40 to 60 billion dollars in plant and working capital, with labor and government sharing responsibility for orderly postwar prosperity.
Dr and Mrs C B Austin entertained the Music Club Thursday evening at their home with a dinner party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs N A Gammon James Sumner Mrs Emma Scofield and Mrs Thelma Ross. Mrs Alvin Oberlander also attended. Set Warren and Mrs Warren departed Sunday for San Antonio Texas. Warren begins a new station after three weeks with Mr and Mrs D D Warren at Separ.
Mrs. S. BF. Allen hosted the Wednesday Card Club at the Hidalgo Hotel with attendees Mrs. N. A. Gammon Mrs. C. B. Austin Mrs. J. H. Clark and guest Mrs. D. F. McCabe. FE. F. Sanders drove to Albuquerque last Sunday to meet Mrs. Sanders and Ann and return Monday.
Mrs Poindexter hosts guests from Lordsburg Animas Rodeo Douglas and El Paso for a Saturday birthday dinner. Jimmie Hauser and Buck Clayton visit, Rosie Mae returns from Lordsburg after an ad appendectomy. Red Cross reports 3 000 000 clothing items sent to Italy and fishing kits aid Caribbean patients. Barbara Anne Parker returns to El Paso Loretta Academy. Wai bonds and stamps urged.
Amid manpower and equipment shortages, Chevrolet dealers showcase a self powered bull rake built from junker chassis. One operator equals three teams, boosting haying efficiency by 200 to 300 percent and cutting horse costs. The device mounts a wide basket with eight foot prongs and moves 3 to 15 mph.
The Wednesday Sewing Club gathered with hostess Mrs Elbert Coursey. Members included Mrs Chase Mrs Culberson Donald Johnson G P Jeffus Alton Powell L B Robinson and Miss Ima Fairly. Guests were Mrs Helen Green Mrs Homer Rountree and Mrs J H Baxter. The Red Cross aids 46700 prisoners of war and 8200 civilian internees held by enemy nations.
Monday Night Bridge Club members gathered at Miss Nancy Chase's residence for a session. The group included Mesdames Bertha Koff Jane Traylor Hazel Chase Helen Green Minimnu Scofield Floy Hudson Helen Robertson and Helen and Nancy Chase with guests Mrs Louise Bryant and Mrs Margaret Bradford. Joyce Poindexter stayed with Mr and Mrs Curley Walter in Animas over the weekend. The Red Cross runs a trainmobile unit in Italy to serve coffee and doughnuts to servicemen. Doak Heard of Hachita was admitted to Lordsburg Hospital for treatment. For marriage inquiries, Box 26 Vancouver Washington. Angora wack five years old owned by James Riddell Tyrone New Mexico sheared eleven pounds last fall and eight this spring.
A Senate briefing reports American farmers face a shortage of equipment as machinery vast quantities head to Canada and other nations. North Dakota farmers recount seeing six carloads of combines and three tractors pass by rail in one week, while the northwest reduces food production due to the lack of implements.
A War Food Administration purchase in Minnesota in May led to eggs shipped to Cleveland and then diverted to a Missouri egg breaking plant. The eggs remained unbroken as the tale continues with a government bureau involved.
Mrs. Arles Weis Jr longtime assistant campaign director of women’s activities for the Dewey Bricker ticket promotes women’s civic duty. At Newark Republican headquarters she urges 100 percent voting, issue awareness, and daily political engagement citing Governor Dewey and Governor Bricker’s fitness.
The record details eggs shipped from St Paul to Chicago then Omaha and back to St Paul, crossing state lines. Officials in Washington approved action against the eggs after the Minnesota agriculture department flagged them as bad. The cross country transport cost 4200 dollars with delivery charges.
The Crystal Ball cites Thomas Jefferson in 1816 warning that perpetual debt forces dependence on rulers. It argues that economy and liberty clash when public debt expands and taxation grows, turning society toward misery and servitude.
A federal electric project chief states interest is not included in costs. He argues the U. S. Treasury bears interest, implying the burden falls on the taxpayer. The remark highlights the argument over who pays the carrying costs of government investment.
Mrs. F L Johnson returned to Mrs Clara Kimbley Mrs Day Silver City Monday after spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson Clifton Arizona with friends Gladys Sapp spent Monday with Mrs Donald Johnson in Clifton Arizona.
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