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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1952
Page
2
The notice states publication occurs twice each week specifically on Tuesdays and Fridays. It clarifies the schedule without naming any dates or additional details.
Glen Staley of Hobbs forwards a letter praising opposition to socialism and communism. It recounts a Yonkers teacher’s parable showing redistribution harming incentives, then argues freedom and enterprise sustain prosperity. The Leader asserts Lea County Schools do not practice or plan this theory.
The Lovington Leader asks readers if they favor a daily paper, noting plans for a new building and new equipment rather than reusing old issues. A call for feedback invites community input on moving to a daily publication.
The text lists Martin Van Buren Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt as governors of New York before becoming U S presidents. It also notes birds generally lay one egg daily or every other day and that brooding begins after the final egg, causing all at once hatching.
The article discusses Belloc among great debaters, mentions Chesterton and Baring as friends, and references Ida Bailey Allen on saving money buying vegetables. It notes skim milk and evaporated milk as cost effective, and states all meat cuts and eggs share similar nutritive value. It also describes a mansion rebuilt with a steel skeleton during reconstruction.
A compiled slate lists candidates for U S Senator, U S Representatives, President Electors, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Public Lands Commissioner, Corporation Commissioners, Justice of the Supreme Court, State Senators, and district leaders. Names and addresses span Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Roswell, Hobbs, Clovis, and other New Mexico towns. The document presents the ballot alongside home locations and campaign offices for numerous party nominees.
United Press commentary outlines Mossadegh plans to restart Iran oil fields with improvised crews after rejection of compulsory World Court jurisdiction. It notes Iran may claim compensation, denies need to return British technicians, and questions U S cooperation while blocking Iranian oil imports.
In the probate court of Lea County New Mexico Olga Mae Hilliard Executrix of Grady M Hilliards estate faces hearing on final account and report September 29 1952 at 10 AM in Lovington court. Also E A Schneider administrator of Ella Mae Griffin estate set October 7 1952 at 10 AM for hearing objections and distribution inquiry. Attorneys listed L George Schubert Hobbs NM.
G K McDonald and Cleburn Shofmer seek a permit to abandon the current well and drill a new 16 inch diameter well 135 feet deep in Section 1, Township 13 South Range 37 East N M P M for irrigation of 160 acres. Protest rights end about August 29, 1952. Published Levington Leader August 5 12 19 1952. Also notes tractor air cleaner oil change cost vs repair and U S farm land value as of March 1 1952.
A lightweight guide offers a date nut sandwich, ham pinwheels and cheese frosted ginger snaps as refreshing party treats. It suggests storing fillings in the refrigerator up to two weeks and provides recipes for dates nuts ham fillings and cream cheese decorations.
The Argentine government announces Eva Perons body will lie in state one to two months to allow citizens to pay homage. Nighttime crowds surge through downtown as mourners seek a glimpse of the late first lady amid security forces working to control the demonstrations.
The entry lists dates in 1952 for a public notice cycle including July 29 and August 6 12 19. It references A. D. as the era designation for the year.
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