Pflimlin Appeals to De Gaulle Over Algeria Crisis
Premier Pflimlin, backed by a three month emergency power plan, urged General De Gaulle to clarify whether he would overthrow the Fourth Republic. He sought peace with the Algeria dissidents Raoul Salan and other generals, hoping to avert a civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paptis (P
Pierre Pilimlin
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Pflimlin
Pflimin
de Gaulle
Orce
Ger Raoul Salan
Glenn Schubert New Commander of Hobbs Legion Post
Glenn Schubert was elected commander of the Hobbs American Legion Post. Other officers include Leo Williams as first vice commander Julius Brown as second vice commander Noe Rogers financial chairman Paul Weaver chaplain Lyle Gholson service officer Junior Harris W M Speed Lloyd Green and L F Brothers as directors. The post voted to sponsor a boxing match June 16 in Bender Park with two San Angelo boxers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Schubert
Hobbs American Legion
Leo Williams
Julius Brown
Noe Rogers
Paul Weaver
Lyle Gholson
Set. of Arms
Junior Harris
W. M Speed
Lloyd Green
L. F Brothers
Bender Park
San Angelo
Former Knowles Resident To Be Buried In Hobbs
Final rites for Cleve H Arnold 73 of Hobbs will be Sunday at Griffin Chapel with Rev. C R Brown officiating. Burial at Prairie View. Pallbearers: Dandley Thorpe A J Redden M F Burrows Earnest Manning W H Coleman Rufus Craig. Arnold lived in Knowles 50 years died in Berryville Arkansas where he had resided since 1952. Survivors include widow Mary Arnold Berryville and one daughter Mrs M W Arroows Hobbs and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve H. Arnold
Hobbs
C. R. Brown
Bethel Baptist Church
Prairieven
Dandley Thorpe
A. J. Redden
MF Burrows
Earnest Manning
W H. Coleman
Rufus Craig
Arnold
Knowles
Berryville
Arkansas
Mary Arnold
M. W. Arrroews. Hobbs
Lovinaten High School Class of 1958 Photo Feature
More pictures of members of the 1958 Lovinaten High School eraduatina class appear in today’s paper. The full set could not run at once due to the number of graduates, so only a portion is printed in Tuesday’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovinaten High School
Peanut support set at 213.20 per ton for 1958 crop
The U S Department of Agriculture announced a minimum national average support price of 213.20 dollars per ton for the 1958 crop peanuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
U. S. Dept of Agriculture
Lovington High Announces Honor Students Naul and Minton
Lovington High School names Charles Naul salutatorian and Tyree Minton valedictorian. Naul holds a straight A average and participates in multiple clubs including Future Teachers Club Roadrunners Club and National Honor Society. Minton, with a 10.45 average, joins Junior Play Science Club Student Council and National Honor Society. Both plan to attend New Mexico A&M with Naul pursuing math and music and Minton natural sciences.
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Lovington High School
Charles Naul
Tyree Minton
Charles
C. L. Naul
Tyree
E. G. Minton
Future Teachers Club
Roadrunners
Wildcat
New Mexico A&m
Poppies Sale Planned by Hobbs Legion Auxiliary
The Hobbs American Legion Auxiliary will sell 5,000 poppies on May 24 aiming to raise funds. Eunice will work to sell 1,000 poppies in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs American Legion Auxiliary
Eunice
Army chemists eye psycho chemicals to derail enemy
Army scientists testified to a House subcommittee about developing chemical agents that alter behavior, cause temporary blindness, or disarm without killing. They also touted a missile killer and a 1000 pound lying jeep for 50 miles, all part of broader wartime research plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Neilson
United Press
Washington UP
Army
William M. Creasy
House
Creasy
Hobbs Woman's Civic Club installs new president
Mrs. Harry V. Allen was installed as president of the Hobbs Woman's Civic Club on Friday noon, marking a peaceful handover of leadership within the local civic group.
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Hobbs
Harry V. Allen
Woman’s Civic Club
Contests Planned for Miss America Pageant at Ratón
The junior chamber of commerce announced a Miss America contest to be held early this summer in Ratón. Chairman Paul Kastler aims to attract entrants from Taos Clayton Las Vegas Springer and other northeastern New Mexico communities.
Leader Corrects Flare Error in Forgery Charge
Mrs. Mary Pinkston of Hobbs waived preliminary hearing Friday on forgery charges. The Hobbs Flare had listed Mrs. Thurman Tucker as the charged party due to a typesetting error. Tucker is wife of Thurman Tucker, manager of the Hobbs Cardinals and former Hobbs Oilers player-manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pinkston
Hobbs
Thurman Tucker
Hobbs Flare
Mrs. Tucker
Pinkston
New Mexico
Tucker
Hobbs Cardinals
Hobbs Oilers
Truck Driver Charged After Friday Courthouse Collision
Truck driver Jimmie L. Fletcher was charged with failure to yield after backing from a north square parking spot struck W. H. Taylor’s car in front of the courthouse. Damages were listed at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie L. Fletcher
Fletcher
W. H. Taylor
Mrs Gunns Pupils Recital At Methodist Church
Mrs Anita Gunn presents a recital at Fellowship Hall Sunday afternoon featuring pupils Tenny Ann Pridgeforth Mary Ann Denton Cindy Howard Hilda Harad Guy Ann Ledbetter Shelby Martin Pat Rhea Gwen Roath Bobby Shoun Linda Shoun Panda Townsend Cynthia Wall Max Wright Paula Whits and later group including Marybell Dorothy Ansley Sue Bodani Janet Bridgforth Jeona Conway Elyse Howard Jack Roath Sally Settles Lois Trimbie at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Gunn
Methodist
Jeona Conway
Elyse Howard
Jack Roath
Sally Settles
Lois Trimbie
Mr. Glascock Dies Here in Lovington
Mr. Leman Glascock 71 longtime Lovington resident native of Steven County Texas died at home 423 W Ave B after lengthy illness Funeral services set for Monday 10 am at Smith Yarbro Funeral Home Chapel Reverend Paul Phillips and Reverend W M Beauchamp officiating Survived by wife Nellye son Leman Glascock Jr and eight grandchildren all of Lovington Interment in Lovington Cemetery after funeral services
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Leman’ Glascock
Lovington
Steven County
Texas
W. Ave. B
Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home
Paul Phillips
First Baptist Church
W. M. Beauchamp
Glascock
Nellye
Hobbs Camera Club Discusses Depth of Field and Lenses
Hobbs Camera Club met at 106 West Taylor to discuss depth of field and lens topics. Members Joe Wright M H Alexander John Goddard and others attended with notes on shutters and a Hobbs Photo Shop window study.
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Hobbs Camera Club
West Taylor
Alos
Hobbs
Joe Wright
M. H. Alexander
John Goddard
Don Zarina
Pete Anderson
Bob Martin
Joe Birdwell
Charlie Hardesty
Hilton Takes El Paso Luxury Motel Bid
Hilton Hotels announced it won the bid to build and operate a $75,000 luxury motel at El Paso International Airport. Construction will begin on the 150 unit guest house, with plans for 40 similar installations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso Tex
Hilton Hotel Chain
el Paso
Child Killed by Lion at Washington Zoo
At the Washington Zoo a lion attack killed Julie Ann Vogt a Canadian visitor aged four. The incident occurred in an outdoor cage where a male and female lion previously trained in a circus setting mauled the child as her grandfather and sister watched.
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Washington Zoo
Washington
Julie Ann Vogt
Canada
National Zoologica
Julie
Benjamin Vogt
Chilliwack
British Columbia
Judy
Harry Jackson
United States
Julie Ann
Ack 'Re
J. Lear Grimme
Ain Zai
Queeni
Ceasar
Pashah
Baron
Lions Win Attendance Contest Elect Chet Dotson Lion Boss
Lovington Lions club won the district attendance contest by 20 points over 27 clubs. Deputy District Governor Bernard Love announced the unofficial honor at the Friday meeting and praised the club’s organizers. Chester Dotson will be Lion Boss with Carl Crutchfield as secretary, Bill Gilmer Tail Twister, and directors to be named. Leo Jones and Dotson named Lions of the Year candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington Lions Club
Bernard Love
Love
Chester Dotson
Lion
Carl Crutchfield
Ken Schrader
Tail Twister
Bill Gilmer
Leo Jones
Jimmy Woodward
Lion Club
Lovington
Spinach legend debunked by AMA amid child truth myths
The AMA in Today's Health rejects spinach as a miracle iron source and calls soap ineffective as a truth serum. Dr William Bolton says spinach is a filling low calorie food and experts urge addressing why a child lies rather than punitive mouth washing.
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Chicago
Chile
American Medical Assn
AMA
William Bolton
The
Magazin
Elizabeth B. Hurlock
Bror Mawr
American Psychological Association
Postal airlift to speed Grand Junction Durango Farmington
Postal authorities announced a three cent letter airlift starting Monday between Grand Junction and Durango and Farmington. The service will speed up delivery by as much as 48 hours in some cases for several classes of preferred mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Grand Junction
Durango
Chllo
Maid of Cotton Contest Plans Shape Up in Lea County
Lea County chamber members outline early next month cotton festival with a parade merchant displays a circus style show and a Maid of Cotton contest plus a Tiny King and Queen. The event under National Cotton Council auspices aims to boost cotton sales with a grand parade and diverse activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Pannell
A. C. Taylor and Company
Princess
Naid
Atest
Romises
National Cotton Council
Theft of Tires at Gulf States Oil Field Service
Glen Booker Oil Field Service reports thieves stole two wheels and two 800x152 tires from power tongs Friday night. Total value placed near 100 dollars. Incident occurred at Gulf States number 1 kg in Crickey Queer Field just across the county line in Chavez j County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Booker
Gulf States
Crickey-Queer
Chavez J
Funeral Services Set for Mr. Young
Joel M. Young 74 of Lovington died yesterday at his son's home in Lovington. A Texas native, he lived there since 1935 and is survived by wife Vineta, son Elmo, daughter in law, 12 grandchildren, and sister Minnie Stover of Clyde Texas. Services Sunday May 18 at Smith Yarbro Chapel with burial in Lovington Cemetery.
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Joel M. Young
East
Jackson Street
Lovington
H. B. Young
Isa
Young
Texas
Elmo
Mallamar
Vineta Young
Smith Yarbro Chapel
Erment
Lovington Cemery
Burns Dies in Roswell at 50 Funeral Sunday at Tatum
Otis L. Cob Burns died Friday at St Marys Hospital Roswell aged 50 after living in Tatum all his life. He ran a local business for 26 years and is survived by his wife Earlene of Tatum daughter Mrs Glenda Hill of Marion Texas mother Mrs F N Burns Tatum and brother F N Burns Jr Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum Baptist Church
Otis L. (Cob) Burns
St. Mary’ Hospital
Roswell
Burns
Vigo Park
Texas
Tatum
Earlene
Glenda Hill
Marion
F. N. Burns, Tatum
F. N. Burns Jr
Army Redstone Missile Flight Marks 4 Year Test
At Cape Canaveral the Redstone, 62 feet tall, launched by Battery A from the 49th Field Artillery Missile Group, finally roared aloft at 8 05 p.m. EDT after delays. It was the first large ballistic missile flight by a field unit in the United States, visibly streaking across the sky for nearly five minutes, with the Army not announcing its exact range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fila
49Th Field Artillery Missile Group
Sells Stolen Auto Parts. Bailey Jailed for Petty Larceny
Q B Bailey of Lovington a Negro was jailed after selling $18 worth of auto parts to Jim's Junk Yard. Barton Radiator Shop owner identified the items as his property. Wesley Vaughn and his wife, found in the car, admitted trips to the junk yard. Bailey could not remember details due to intoxication. Charges filed for petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. B. Bailey Lovington
Bailey
Jim
Barton
Les Villers
J. O. Polson
Villers
Polson
Wesley Vaughn
Vaughn
New Mexico Bankers Plan 47th Convention in Albuquerque
The New Mexico Bankers Association will hold its 47th annual convention in Albuquerque in May 2024 with Sen. Clinton P. Anderson and Gov. Edwin L. Mechem set to address attendees during the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lovington High prepares largest graduation class ever
Lovington High will award diplomas to a record number at commencement exercises on Tuesday night in Parnell Auditorium. Tom Wiley of the New Mexico Education Association will give the address, with Dr. Samuel Phillips delivering the baccalaureate message tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington High
Parnell Audiorium
Tom Wiley
New Mexico Education Association
Samuel Phillips
First Baptist Church
Lovington
Dinker
A. C. Taylor
Supt. of Schools
H. C. Pannell
Lassman
Tyree Minton
Unitec Press
Rayburn Corbitt
Distaff
Ann Gann
Asan
Man charged with assault to kill after gun threat
Ray Manuel of 409 E Alston Hobbs says Helen Kidwell pulled a revolver on him at 2 a m Saturday, he wrestled it away and restrained her until Officer Key arrived. Kidwell held in Hobbs jail on 2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Manuel
E. Alston Hobbs
Helen Kidwell
Hobbs
Manuel
Key
Hobbs City
Elks Elect Carlsbad Native as New NM President
More than 1,000 delegates to the New Mexico Elks convention in Albuquerque elected Hampton Martin of Carlsbad as president, succeeding James W. Carpenter of Farmington. They plan a deer hide drive for hospitalized veterans with the Air Force Reserve as collection agent, hoping to gather about 40,000 hides for leather work. last year about 2,000 hides were turned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Hampton Martin
Carlsbad
James W. Carpenter
Farmington
New Mexico
Air Force Reserve
O. H. Emblem
Santa Fe
NMMI Honored as Honor Military School for 50th Year
New Mexico Military Institute was named an Honor Military School for the 50th consecutive year by the Department of the Army. Lt. Gen. Hobart R. Gay, superintendent, announced the recognition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Department of the Army
Hobart R. Gay
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Azeee
Republic
Hobbs Legion Post
Auburn Corbitt
Corbitt
Ray
Finch
Ann
Mr. Glascock
Hilton
Jackson
Joyce Lowery
Rebecca Coney
Mortar Board
New Mexico University
Lions
Chet Dotson
Acid of Cotton
Shane
Uneral Services
Otis
Cob) Burns
Army Rocket
Elks
NMMI
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