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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1956

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Democrats Criticize Administration At National Convention

In Chicago the Democratic National Convention adjourned after a rousing session led by Sam Rayburn. Adlai Stevenson accepted the nomination pledging to win in November and attacked the Republican administration for stalling the nation and masking truth with propaganda. Harry Truman praised Stevenson and Kefauver, while Kefauver, accepting the VP nomination, attacked Vice President Nixon and urged a focus on leadership over political maneuvering.

Chicago Sam Rayburn Adlai Stevenson Stevenson White House Ad Revenson Eisenhower Fis 1Ower Truman Tuman Kefauver Administration Nixon

Former Lovington Resident Returns After Decade Away

William A. Tate of Terlach Nevada, once active Lovington oil broker, returns for visits as Atlantic Refining presses drilling rights on his extensive lands. His wife, who sought administratrix of his presumed-dead estate after a 1929 Kansas divorce filing, had remarried and leased Tate's lands to Atlantic.

Lovington Tesume William A. Tate Terlach Nevada Tate Kansas Atlantic Refining Atlantic Puysics

District Court Adds Second Courtroom In Lovington

The district court in Lovington will open a second courtroom when the term begins September 5. An expanded back section provides a new room about 20 feet deep. District Judge John R. Brand says 50 filings are behind on the docket and a second judge is needed to handle non jury cases. Judge Paul Tackett will be here September 10 and Judge C Roy Anderson on September 24 for one week each. Judge George Harris will be here October 1 through October 6.

Lovington J. R. Wycoff John R. Brand Paul Tackett Albuquerque C. Roy Anderson George Harris

Revival Starts At Jackson Ave Church

The Jackson Avenue Papist Church revival began Saturday night August 17 and continues August 26. Pastor Fred Thomas preaches and Byron Hargraves offers singing. The public is invited to attend.

Jackson Avenue Fred Thomas Byron Hargraves Offerie N. M

Hagerty Predicts GOP Victory In November

Secretary Jim Hagerty told reporters the election is a sure thing for the GOP with Ike vs Stevenson already in focus. He laughed when pressed on Stevenson’s renomination as Democrats gather their convention in Chicago. Richard Nixon heads to California unfazed by Stassen’s challenge as Republicans look ahead to San Francisco.

Pessent Jim Hagerty Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Hagerty White House Stevenson San Francisco Richard Nixon California Harold Stassen

Egypt accuses Israel of raid killing Egyptian soldiers

Egypt charges Israel with crossing into Egyptian soil and killing nine soldiers in border raids described as the worst since March cease fire. The report cites clashes Thursday night and Friday and notes heightened regional tension.

United Press Egypt Israel Hetland Cyprus Bri- Gate Tain Algeria Constantine

Monument Infant Buried On Friday

Graveside rites were held Friday at 5 p m for Sherian Rose Fontenot infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fontenot of Monument. Rev Roy F George led the service at Glad Tydings Assembly of God Church Hobbs. Burial was in Prairie Haven Cemetery with Green Chapel directing. The child died Thursday evening at the county hospital. Survivors include the parents and four grandparents, Elias Fontenot and Mrs. Fontenot of Ville Platte Louisiana and Earl Hughes and Mrs. Hughes of Monument.

Sherian Rose Fontenot John Fontenot Monument Roy F. George Glad Tydings Assembly of God Church of Hobbs Prairie Haven Cemetery Green Chapel Elias Fontenot Ville Platte Earl Hughes

Lily Whites Bolt GOP Convention Seat Fight

Delegates representing the Lily White faction of Mississippi Republicans bolt the GOP National Convention after a battle to seat their 15 man delegation as Mississippi’s official representatives. The Black and Tans group among Mississippi Republicans also demanded seating as official state delegates.

San Francisco Mississippi Republican Organization Mississippi

Divorce Suits Filed in Lovington Direct Court

Suits filed in Lovington direct court include Edna Garner versus J L Garner Leona Frazier versus Marvin Frazier Doris Marie Bookman versus Ulysses Bookman Andy Huff versus Alo Ste in Gates Huff Gisela Ingrid Padilla versus Elilio Padilla Loweda F White versus D D White.

Lovington Edna Garner J. L. Garner Leona Frazier Marvin Frazier Doris Marie Bookman Ulysses Bookman Andy Huff Alostein Gates Huff Gisela Ingrid Padilla Elilio Padilla Loweda F. White D. D. White

Two Lovington Teens Arrested in Car Theft Case

Vernon Tiger age 18 and Ernest L. Park age 19, of 114 North Fifth, were arrested in Lovington on Wednesday night in connection with car theft. Four others had previously been implicated in the break in at the auto dealer and office. The latest arrests were made on Friday.

Lovington Vernon Tiger Ernest L. Park Con- St

Nixon battles shape GOP at San Francisco convention

Vice President Richard Nixon faces two rival fronts as he arrives in San Francisco for the Republican National Convention. Harold Stassen presses for replacing Nixon with Christian Herter, while Gov. Goodwin Knight seeks to lead the California delegation only if he backs Nixon. The Platform Committee plans a strong civil rights plank and Eisenhower intends a low profile weekend at the White House before returning to renomination efforts.

United Press San Francisco Richard Nixon Harold Stassen Nixon Massachusetts Christian Herter Herter Stassen California Goodwin Knight William Knowland Knight Republican Platform Committee Hisenhower Eisenhower White House Convention City James Hagerty Adlai Stevenson Hagerty

Kefauver Narrowly Secures Democratic VP Nomination

The Democratic National Convention saw Estes Kefauver defeat John Kennedy for the vice presidential slot on a dramatic second ballot. Kennedy led early but defections from Tennessee and elsewhere pushed Kefauver to a 744 to 600 edge, with Humphrey, Gore, and others far behind. Kennedy urged unanimous support as Kefauver sealed the ticket with Adlai Stevenson.

United Press Stevenson Kefauver Estes Kefauver John Kennedy Massachusetts Kennedy Tennessee Humphrey Gore Wagner Clement Con Kennedy Aula Steve Inser Tursay

Missourian Dies in Auto Accident Near Santa Rosa

A 29 year old Joplin Missouri man Leonard West died in a head on collision on US Highway 66 near Santa Rosa. Five to seven people were injured, Texas vehicle involved, state police say both drivers may have fallen asleep. Earlier Irma Leech 58 of Arlington California was killed near Shiprock in a separate crash.

United P.@ss Joplin Missouri Santa Rosa Leonard West Texas Arlington California Irma Leech Shiprock

Maxwell Family Visit Spreads From Liberal to Caverns

Mr and Mrs Fred Maxwell and daughter Peggy of Liberal Kansas stay with Mr and Mrs Leroy Maxwell at 313 West Ave F Thursday They will tour Old Mexico during the rest of their vacation and visit Carlsbad Caverns upon returning to Kansas.

Fred Maxwell Peggy Kansas Leroy Maxwell West Ave Old Mexico Carlsbad Caverns

New Nazarene Church Opens for Services

Lovington Church of the Nazarene plans first worship in the new South First Avenue B building on August 19 with Pastor Bernard Culbertson. Finishing touches continue and grand opening is set for September 9 led by Nazarene superintendent Dr. Robert C. Gunstream, with a larger dedication planned for May 1957 by a General Superintendent.

Lovington Church of the Nazarene South First Avenue B Bernard Culbertson S & Is Church Furniture Company Packsonville Texas Robert C. Gunstream Nazarene New Mexico Church of the Nazarene

Eunice Couple Seek Damages From Truck Crash

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Daniel sue in Lovington district court for about 2000 dollars after a Witt & Ross truck driven by William A. Sterns crashed into their Eunice laundry injuring Mrs. Daniel and killing one person. Damages claimed cover building equipment car laundry closure and business losses. Also a separate suit seeks 170.43 dollars owed by C. W. Walker Jr. to Cosden Petroleum Co.

E. A. Daniel Lovington Eunice Daniel William A. Sterns Witt & Ross C. W. Walker Jr Cosden Petroleum Co

Wright celebrates first birthday anniversary at family home

Ray Lynn Wright celebrated his first year with a party at his parents home at 792 West Avenue G. Guests included Scotty Haynes Rex Carl Teresa Freddie Hood Martha and Jay Williams. Birthday cake and cold drinks were served.

Ray Lynn Wright Mrs. Claverce West Avenue G Scotty Haynes Rex Carl Teresa Freddie Hood Martha Jay Williams

Delegates Depart for San Francisco GOP Convention

New Mexico announces 27 delegates will travel to the National Republican Convention in San Francisco. Edwin L. Mechem leads a large delegate group aboard the San Francisco Chief from Belen. Harry Robin and a small party depart by air, with three leaders already in San Francisco.

San Francisco Edwin L. Mechem Belen Harry Robin E. L. Moulton Albuquerque Albert K. Mitchell Albert National Committee Anc Tony Llewellys Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower New Mexico

Eisenhower urges states to start $33 billion highway program

President Eisenhower has urged all states to begin work on the $33 billion highway building program after a progress report from Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks. General plans have been made for about $800 million in Interstate projects since the program became law on June 29.

United Press Eisenhower Commerce Sinclair Weeks

Docket Picks Up In September With Variety Of Criminal Charges

The criminal docket for jury court opens September 5 with robbery charges against Ray Franklin Decker heard first. Following are cases against David G. Brown for unlicensed real estate brokerage and Wayne Lee Coleman for breaking and entering.

Ray Franklin Decker David G. Brown Wayne Lee Coleman Alfred Loper Noel C. Baker Julius Richardson Howard E. Martin Ester P. Hester Robert M. Ybarra Kenneth Hoover Herman H. Lang Lubbock Lang Carlsbad Hobbs Sam Manley Truman Eugen Davis Evelyn Colbert DWI James Kirk Erwin Henry L. Hardaway

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