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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

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Ballinger narrows Southwestern lead with ninth inning surge

Ballinger roared back to a 10 5 win over Clovis, pulling within three games of the league leading Red legs. Other games saw Carlsbad beat Plainview 4 2 Midland 7 5 over Hobbs and El Paso 5 3 over San Angelo. Ballinger plated six runs in late frames behind De Souza and Alvarez as Ernst homered for Hobbs.

United Press Ballinger Clovis Balinger Redlegs Plainview W.J. Green San Angelo Carlsbad Midland Hobbs el Paso Caristahn de Souza Ozzie Alvarez Wilbur Ernst

Parking Tickets and Fees Report for May

The city issued 614 parking tickets in May with 425 paid leaving 189 unpaid. May arrests numbered 38 and 78 traffic citations were issued. Parking meter collections and overparking totaled 1616.80, license and fines 484.80 and 380.00, arrest fees 1062.80, overall May total 3542.80.

Two More Traffic Deaths Reported in New Mexico

New Mexico records two additional traffic fatalities bringing the total to 156 for the year, with victims including Jessie Toledo a Torreon Indian woman killed on State Road 44 north of Cuba after being ejected from a pickup truck. Also added is Billie Armstrong 47 of Roswell whose car ran off a Roswell street and struck a tree. Drivers John Montoya and Jesus Sandova both of Torreon were injured.

New Mexico Jessie Toledo Torreon Cuba John Montoya Jesus Tio Sandova Billie Armstron Roswell

Foster Father Attacks Massachusetts Over Child Case

The foster father of Hildy McCoy accuses the state of Massachusetts of using lies and has truths to keep him apart from the child, alleging manipulation in the custody dispute.

Little Hildy McCoy State of Mass Pang

Weekend Spate of Minor Crashes Leaves No Fatal Wounds

Over the weekend officers logged three minor accidents tied to a fatal Friday. At Dead Man’s Curve Raymond Scarbrough survived a single-vehicle overturn. A Sunday head on on Eddy near Washington involved C Gonzales charged with drunk driving. A Plains Road sideswipe damaged a 56 Plymouth and Ford tractor, Arthur Hillis cited for speeding and horn lapse.

Dead Mans Raymond Scarbrough Andrews Dead Mans Curve Sayall Washad Eddy C. Gonzales Eddy Washington Janey Merc Gonzales Lovington Plains Road Plymouth Arthur S. Hillis Billy Ray Roberts Hillis

Fire Department Responds to Six May Calls

The Fire Department logged six calls in May with no major blazes reported. No significant fires or structural threats occurred, indicating routine incidents and standard response operations for the month.

Ike Returns to Work as Train Crash Kills 12

A Santa Fe freight train struck a truck carrying farm workers near Vroman Colorado killing 12 and wounding five. The truck driver Sylvester Lincano identified among the dead. Survivors rushed to Rocky Ford and La Junta hospitals. train crew unharmed. President Eisenhower also back at the White House after a stomach upset, ordered limited duties with routine medical notes confirming stability.

Ike Vroman Colo Santa Fe Colorado Rocky Ford Sylvester Lincano Pioneer Memorial Hospital la Junta W. S. Inskeep J. C. Prince Troy Thomas D.A. Johnson Puebo United Press Eisenhower White House Howard Snyder James Hagerty Hagerty

Three Youths Enlist For European Duty

Don G Castleberry age 17 Jackie R Davis age 18 and Cecil O Anderson age 17 all of Lovington New Mexico enlisted in the Regular Army at El Paso Texas for three years under Operation Gyroscope to serve with the 4th Armored Division in Europe. They will report to Fort Chaffee Arkansas for processing then Fort Hood Texas for basic training before joining a Gyroscope unit for deployment to Europe later this year. Other Lovington area men interested may contact the US Army Recruiting Station 114 W Mermod Carlsbad New Mexico.

Don G. Castleberry Ruedolph Castleberry S. Third St Jackie R. Davis E. C. Davis W. Ave Cecil O. Anderson C Main St Lovington New Mexico el Paso Cecil H. Cunningham Carlsbad Don Jackie Cecil Army 4Th Armoured Division Europe Fort Chaffee Rkansas Fort Hood Texas 4Th Armored Division US Army W. Mermod St

Truman predicts grandson will be a Democrat

Former president Harry S Truman says his grandson Clifton Truman Daniel is likely to be a Democrat. He noted the name on the child and his recent visit with daughter Margaret Truman Daniel in New York.

Harry Clifton Truman Daniel Harry Truman Mr. Truman Boston Newsmen

City approves alternate site for new water well

City commissioners reject the ninth street site after a protest by attorney G T Hanners and authorize a substitute well near the current water tank. Jack Caton Drilling Company won the contract to begin with a guaranteed straight hole. Bids were opened for pipes valves and fittings with Viking Supply of Albuquerque and Crane O Fallon of Roswell as low bidders. The board also addressed water rates, fire plug installation near Avenue H, street light recommendations by Lea County Electric, and a $100追加 for Pony League insurance costs.

G. T. Hanners H. Carrell Ninth Street Carrell Hanners Jack Caton Drilling Company Caton Viking Supply Company Albuquerque Crane O’fallon Roswell Jim Beverly Wes Allen Avenue H Lea County Electric H. C. Pannell Allen The Pony League

Final Rites Wednesday For R E Priest In Lovington

Funeral services for R E Bob Priest are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Lovington Chapel. The World War I veteran died Friday in Albuquerque Veterans Hospital and will be laid to rest at Antioch Cemetery beside his wife, with survivors including son Jimmie and daughter Roberta Grant.

R. E Bob) Priest Lovington Priest Veterans Hospital Albuquerque Antioch Cemetery Hobbs L. H. Braswell Jimmie Robertine Grant Ogden Utah W. T. Priest McNei Arizona A. R. Priest San Diego Calif Margaret Benson San Jos N. M Ada Allen Mt. Shaferberry Vermont Lea County France Germany Ada Grice Caprock Soldier Hill Veteran’s Hospital

Alert citizen aids police in auto crash case

An alert citizen in Hereford Texas helped police convict Alton Sharp after a Main Street sideswipe and hit and run. Marion Shields reported the crash, provided a license number, and later helped locate the car. The suspect was fined $150 and jailed for failure to pay.

Alton Sharp Hereford Texas Main Street Marion Shields Main Denver City R. Greaves James Robinson H. P. Joplin Shields

Reward Increased for Pet Goat Abuse Case

Dewey Gann added ten dollars to the reward for the person or persons involved in brutal abuse of a pet goat last week. The total reward rises to twenty five dollars.

Dewey Gann

Huckie Birth Announces Mark Lee in Lovington Clinic

Mr and Mrs Freddie Lee Huckie announce the birth of their son Mark Lee at Lovington Clinic on June 10. The baby weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces and joins the family as their new arrival.

Freddie Lee Huckie Lovington Clinic Mark Lee

Local Girl Wins State Road-eo Title

HuElla Dickson 14 of Lovington wins the state road-eo driving title at the state meet sponsored by JayCee. A Lovington High School student in the driving class taught by Darrell Howard, she will compete at the national meet later this year carrying New Mexico hopes.

HuElla Dickson W. Monroe HuElla Lovington High School Darrell Howard Portales J. M. Dickson New Mexico

Loans to Lea County Farmers Exceed $440000 in Year

More than $440,070 has been loaned to Lea County farmers in the past eleven months by Farmers Home Administration. Repayments on outstanding loans total $473,911.78. The heaviest demand covers annual operating expenses such as fertilizer seeds fuel oil repairs labor and some living costs. Real estate loans for farm improvements and irrigation were also issued.

Lea County Farmers Home Administration Luther D. Daniel

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Maid of Cotton Norma Jean Hurta Andrea Burkheart Ann Gann Lea Lovely Jal Norma Jean Finch Sports R.E Bob Priest Lea
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