Records show July civil filings near 102 cases in district docket
The July filings set a district court record with 102 civil cases. Judge Roy Anderson signed the appeal order in Clyde Lister et al versus Town of Lovington. United Carbon Co. files suit against the State of New Mexico seeking rehearing on a prorating order. Multiple divorce, custody, and property actions listed with various settlements and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Spoonmore
Shirley Evans
Lois Jean McNeil
Warren Earl McNeill
Melvin Bratcher
Choya Drilling Co
Bert Weir
Omah Weir
Weir
Hobbs
Monument
George Thomas Sauls
Livermore Drilling C
T. R. Barnhill
Ollie Cook
Leverne Cook
Daniel J. Austin
Katherine Austin
Viola Davis
Leon Davis
Earl T. Filby
Joyce L. Filby
Ruth Wesley
Jeff Wesley
Cabot Credit Union
Harvey O. Lloyd Order
H. M Coday
Ruby Lee Caldwell
H. H. Caldwell
Ruby Black
Arlene Geneva Cowan
Hubert E. Cowan
R. V. Seymore
Patsy Seymore
Patsy Phillips
Clyde Lister
District C'srk
Wm. Beauchamp
United Carbon Co. Inc
N. M
State Oil Commission
Carbon Co
Eunice
Ethel M. Barber
Wm. Blocker
George Blocker
Cos Mex Oil Co
E. E. Pennington
J. W. Eaves
Kermit Nash
Neal Girand
Box Score On Ike's Program Box Score On Ike's Program
Washington report details Eisenhower administration items in his legislative agenda. Housing and tax revisions, farm price supports, social security, health reform, atomic law revisions, Taft Hartley redux, and trade acts are outlined with status in Congress. Hawaii Alaska statehood debates, Seaway approval, and veterans disability pay provisions are noted along with bills pending in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President
House
Senate
Taft Hartley
Comeo
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Statehood
Hawaii
Alaska
Congress
U. S
St. Lawrence Seaway
State Police Arrest 2000 in June Report
State Police Chief Joe Roach released a report showing more than 2000 arrests in June. Over 1500 were traffic violations with Bernalillo County leading at 346 and Santa Fe at 208. Non traffic motor vehicle violations numbered 135, and the force collected nearly $52,000 in fines and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roach
Bernalillo County
McKinley
Santa Fe
Lea
Dona Ana
Roach
Kiwanis Club Hosts Dr Charles Lerche Speaker
The Kiwanis Club met at noon Thursday with Dr Charles Lerche as guest speaker after introductions by Chester Dodson and a discussion of recent Rotary ball game plans. Lerche discussed International Relations and US Foreign Policy in a lecture arranged through Stanolind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kenneth Osborn
Malcolm Wright
Jodie Wiest
Lea Theatre
Chester Dodson
Stanolind
Charles Lerche
Lion’s Club
Lions
Kiwanis
Charles Lerch
Hobbs Woman Sarah Crouch Dies in Hobbs Hospital
Mrs. Sarah Johnnie Crouch died Sunday at 6 55 am in a Hobbs hospital at age 65. Born September 7 1888 in Texas she lived with two Hobbs sons at 701 N Grimes. Survived by mother Mary Ellison of Brady TX three daughters D A Sutton Copperas Cove TX Ruby Peel Big Spring TX A E Wolf Artesia CA four sons J C Wolf Coleman TX J R Wolf Fred Wolf Hobbs Edgar Wolf Ft McKavett TX and sisters Ruth Worn Freerport TX Lonie Kayniss Mason TX Lou Midcalf Brady TX. Funeral by Griffin Funeral Home Coach at Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Johnnie) ‘Crouch
Hobbs
Crouch
Texas
N. Grimes
Mary Ellison
Brady
Brady Tex; 3 Daughters, Mrs. D. A. Sutton, Copperas Cove Texas; Mrs. Ruby Peel
Big Spring Texas
A. E. Wolf
Artesa Calif
J. C. Wolf
Coleman
J. R. Wolf
Fred Wolf Hobbs
Edgar Ft. McKallett
Ruth Worn
Freport
Lonnie Kayniss
Mason Texas
Lou Midcalf Brady
Mason
Griffin Funeral Home
Aid To Drought Areas In Lower Grain Prices
The House Agriculture committee tentatively backed a plan to sell government stocks of corn oats barley and grain sorghums at 100 percent of local parity to aid drought stricken livestock producers. The move would lower feed costs for Pike County Illinois farmers and help Texas Kansas ranchers by making stored grain sorghums cheaper. Formal House action unseen, officials cautious about broad extension.
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Washington (Lp
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Sid Simpson
Illinois
Pike County
Ilinois
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Representa
Tive W. R. Poage
Texas
Hope
Congress
Fair Committee Meeting Called for Livestock Sale Plans
County Agent W. J. Rawlins calls a meeting of the Fair Sale and Junior Livestock committees for August 16 at 1 00 p m to decide sale timing and methods to attract buyers. Those interested in helping, and prospective buyers, are urged to contact the County Agent's office in the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rawlins
Rawlins
Court House
Rites Pending For Willie Blue
Willie Blue age 53 died Sunday at 5 15 in a Hobbs hospital from cancer He had long Hobbs ties since 1946 and worked for Gene Day Ford in Seagraves He was a 1953 member of Masonic I x le in Rawls He was born December 24 1900 in Houston Survived by one son Ira Blue of Welch Louisiana and several Houston cousins Funeral arrangements pending Green Chapel unavailable for survivor contact No final arrangements made at this time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Blue
Hobbs
Rosell Mosley
Seagraves Texas
Ira Blue
Welch
Houston
Blue
Welfare Board
Green Chapel
Free Golf Clinic Opens As Baker Moves to Lovington
Frank Baker, new Lovington golf pro, will run a free clinic for all ages starting August 15 at 3 pm with weekly Sunday classes. He arrives from Socorro after stints in Boulder City and Pampa and plans to offer equipment and supplies through his temporary HQ at McLaughlin Trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Frank Baker
Lovington Country Club
Lovington
Socorro
New Mexico Tech
Boulder City
Boulder
Colorado
Pampa Country Club
Pampa
Texas
Anemone Stiles
Lee Stiles
Judy
McLaughlin Trucking Co
Sr. 4-H Plans Team Practice for State Encampment
The Senior 4 H Home Economics Judging team schedules practice sessions today and next Friday in the Court House basement. Members attending include Billie Pat Hayter Waynette Greer Irma Jean Johnson and Joyce Duncan from Lovington and Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Billie Pat Hayter
Waynette Greer
Irma Jean Johnson
Lovington
Joyce Duncan
Hobbs
Pro-Communist Government Under Attack in Guatemala City
In Guatemala City, the provisional government of Carlos Castillo Armas faced a military revolt early Monday. The government said its forces had the situation under control as gunfire sounded near the southern military base, with cadets and asylum-seekers from the Mexican Embassy joining the uprising amid tensions tied to Monzon’s former junta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castile Armas
Military Academy
Castillo Armas
Eifego Monzon
Jacobo Arbenz Gusman
Monzon
Magnolia Production Leads Softball League After Week of Plays
The Softball League saw fast action as Magnolia Production and Green Brothers led with strong shows. Mallamar defeated Haliburton 10 5 with Gillett winning and Henson losing. Jim Caudle hit a homer for Mallamar and Jim McCutcheon went 4 for 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallamar
Haliburton
Gillett
Henson
Jim Caudle
Jim McCutcheon
Halliburton
Parker
Atlantic Seismograph
Atlantic
Magnolia Seismograph
City Drug
Kyle Lord
Scott Braetcher
Pill Rollers
Wayne Hicks
Larry Tankersly
Green Brothers
Magnolia Production
Louis Thompson
Green Bros
Dee Schroeder
Forrest Henry
Henry
Wayne
Lingle
Magnolia
Bank Women Meet in Houston September 30
Progress Through Service will be the theme of the 32nd Convention and Annual Meeting of the Association of Bank Women to be held at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston from September 30 to October 3. Mrs Genevieve Arnold assistant cashier at Lea Co State Bank is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Bank Women
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Genevieve Arnold
Lea Co. State Bank
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Eddy County Safety Council
Carlsbad
Bob Jurney
New Mexico
H. W. Kiddy
Safety Council
Artesia
Jewel McAdoo
Eddy County Safety County
G. E. Kaiser
Bob Fuller
E K. Neumann
Ike
Farm
United Press
M. B. Johns
John Simms
Taos
Johns
Raton
Carrol H. Neely
Lea County
Neely
Arkansas Junction
Green Brothers League
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