Lovington Leader publication details and schedule
The Lovington Leader is an official publication of the U. S. Land Office and an entry of Lea County Publishing Company. It notes it was established in 1909 and is entered as second class matter at the Lovington New Mexico post office. The paper is published twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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U. S. Land Office
Lovington, N. M
LEA County Publishing Company
I. F. Cowiey
Lea County
Glyn Spears
Daniels Bros
Tom Murray
Jim
Carl Denson
Daniels
Murray
Denson
Carl
Brown
Lovington
Hobbs
Basis of Our Strength Emphasizes Food Independence
From Farm Service argues the United States is now food independent due to scientific agriculture and modern machinery. It notes surplus production, export capacity, and a shift of labor from farming to industry, asserting inflation and hoarding are unwarranted.
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Asia
United States
India
China
Prediction on new car models and lawn care comment
A local man predicts new car models will shed current squat look returning to artistic shapes. He notes even power mowers do not ease lawn work, still needing frequent mowing. James A. Farley expresses that Congress should emphasize national security over local urgency.
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National Congress
James A. Farley
Crown of St Stephen Finds Way Home Through War Seizures
Hungarian royal insignia including the crown and scepter were seized by German forces in Augsburg after Germany’s surrender. The items were hidden in a mud covered drum and later recovered by American G-2, transferred to Wiesbaden, and prepared for return to Hungary. The tale appears in James J. Rori mer’s book on wartime art salvage.
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United Press
New York
Germany
al- Siew Im Reims
France
Seventh Army
Augsburg
St. Stefan
Hungary
United States
Paul Kubala
Frankfurt
Reichsbank
Wiesbaden
James J. Rorimer
Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives
7Th Army
Abelard Press
Pittsburg Produces Natural Rubber Plant Believed Novel
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania begins a small rubber plantation as two rubber trees gifted to Phipps Conservatory and the city for education. The 14 foot trees are tapped for liquid rubber and are expected to yield about 10 pounds annually when mature, with potential growth to 30 feet.
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Pittsburgh
Phipps Conservatory
Pittsburg
Botanical Gardens
Wood distribution progress under British Empire Control Agency
The report shows J. C. states the agency has nearly distributed wood resources over six years, far short of the ten year target. It notes ongoing efforts to accelerate allocation and manage supply across controlled territories.
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J. C
British Empire Control Agency
Posing Critique of Soviet Propaganda by Billy Pose
Billy Pose challenges Soviet propaganda and media misrepresentations in a brisk, tart column. He cites Pravda Isvestia Novy Mir and Khrustalev to argue that Western culture is mocked while American figures are smeared, urging editors to curb the distortions.
Baruch Urges Home Front Mobilization For War Effort
George Marder notes Bernard Baruch’s call for full mobilization including wage and price controls and a national war front command. Congress and President Truman show limited appetite, with lawmakers cautious about enacting broad controls without a declared all-out war. Baruch links Korea involvement to a broader fight against global communism and warns delay risks defeat.
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Baruch
Congress
Korea
Truman
Sparkman
Allen Frear
Delware
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
The Big Show at Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Duke City
The biggest show in New Mexico is planned for August 23 in Albuquerque with a Jefferson Jackson dinner at $25 per plate. Two thousand attendees are expected with Sheriff Horace Bur Owens among the notable figures. Proceeds aim to back Johnnie Miles in November. couples may attend for $30, or $25 plus $5 for Jennies.
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New Mexico
Duke City
Horace Bur] Owens
Howell Gage
Ray Rodgers
Jonnie Miles
el Mabry
Owens
Miles
Russia's proxy war fears threaten Yugoslavia in Europe
United Press warns Moscow may use the Balkans as a new front to pressure Yugoslavia. Tito's forces, though strong, would face a Russian plan aided by neighboring Hungary Romania and Bulgaria. Yugoslavia's position remains wary amid US arms aid and a volatile alliance stance.
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Russia
Asia
Europe
Yugoslavia
Korea
Orient
Balkans
Moscow
South Korea
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Marshal Tito
Tito
United States
Belgrade
Britain
Italy
United Nations
Mechanical doll mistaken for abandoned infant in Knoxville
Police respond to a call about a baby in a basket at a North Broadway address. Safety Director Christenberry and Capt. Siler rush to the scene only to learn the infant was actually a life like mechanical doll displayed by a local florist.
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Knoxville, Tenn
North Bredway
C.V. Christenberry
Raymond Siler
Neighborhood oddities and local mishaps in brief
A Brighton street shows seven twin households in one block sparking chatter about big families. In Danville Virginia a fire truck crash during emergency response after a pole collision. Richmond police praised by some, but others doubt the safety director. A New York hair expert warns short hairstyles may risk baldness later. Murphyboro high school band festival yields injuries from a baton and heat incident.
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Gigelow Street
Brighton
Boston
Danville
New York
Robert France
Bob
Murphyboro
Ill
No Advance Information On Reopening Military Installations
The Defense Department states that advance word will not be provided for reopening air bases and other installations. An official spokesman says announcements will come when decisions are made and planning stages will omit information to avoid confusion. Some bases have already returned to full status, with more activations expected.
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Washington
Defense Department
Learned Judge Explains How Whiskey Works
Oklahoma liquor laws and bootlegging tactics are outlined as police uncover a hidden whiskey stash in a Muskogee hotel. An officer bored two needle holes in a bathroom door, used wires to trigger a motor, and revealed a floor secret containing whiskey. A second suspect was arrested for transporting whiskey inside a car gas tank.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Baby Starts False Fire Alarm At Bus Stop
In Webster Massachusetts a two year old in her mother’s arms triggered a false fire alarm. Fire engines rushed to the bus stop before the mother realized the child was playing with the alarm box.
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Webster
Mass
Keep Your Tractor Tuned and Operates At Recommended Temperatures
To prevent fuel waste, ensure your tractor is properly tuned and runs at the temperatures advised by the manufacturer. Regular maintenance helps efficiency and reduces fuel use.
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