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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1951
Page
4
The article explains simple methods to capture sunset shots with common equipment. It covers exposure adjustments for varying light, color film advantages, and black and white contrasts, plus framing ideas like using tree branches.
A United Press report notes Grosvenor Square again swarming with Americans, with secretaries from US offices sunning, US cars lining the area, and the embassy and Marshall Plan offices nearby. The piece captures a lively, postwar display of American presence in central London.
GE explains how to use a fan to cool without chills by blowing away from the user and circulating air. Pointing the fan at the ceiling at night promotes airflow for a comfortable sleep. The piece then shifts to a scene around a naval and memorial area with Roosevelt monuments and international visitors.
Pacific Transport Lines unveils a portable garage for car transport to overseas destinations. A heavy gauge vinyl cover protects cars from salt air weather and corrosion, offering bumper to bumper protection. In MEMPHIS a golf term note adds owl proof, windproof, sunproof features to protect gear in heat and rain.
A weekly Bible reading reflects on God’s speech to Job from the storm, contrasting human wisdom with divine works. It urges humble response to creation and includes a note offering a free 150 page book by Christian Publicity Associates, New York.
New York UP reports a daytime audience rise as Don Ameche and Francis Langford prepare a noon to 1 PM ABC variety show starting Sept 10. Budgeted at 40 000 weekly, the program aims at aproned viewers with songs skits and chat while Ameche notes daytime fans are more loyal.
Defense mobilizer Charles Wilson told Evanston executives that the new controls may push living costs up by 16 million dollars and trigger local meat famines and black markets. He cited a potential 10 percent bread and egg price rise and questioned when increases would occur, noting the defense program is behind schedule.
President Truman and government leaders joined nearly 1,000 attendees for Stephen Early’s funeral in Washington. The Episcopalian service was held at the National Cathedral, with burial at Arlington Cemetery in full military honors following a brief heart illness.
Invitations have been mailed for a bridal shower honoring Miss Pat Bigham bride elect of Mr Wel don Yarbro. The event at Mrs E H Eivers home runs Friday 6 to 9 with co hosts Mrs Howard Grandon Mrs Ray Short Mrs Tom Steele Mrs Chas Nole Mrs J L Hampton and Mrs A J Berkshire. The couple both juniors at New Mexico University plan to wed Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Lovington.
Mr and Mrs Artie Nowell announce the birth of their daughter Cece lia Christine Nowell The infant and mother are at home in Lovington Roswell and Mason Texas visits are noted for relatives and friends
Mrs. Betty Joe Luker spent time at the residence of her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Luker in Dora.
A melon and cherry salad layered on lettuce rings with cantaloupe rings as a base. Fill centers with honeydew balls and cherries and serve with a bowl of mayonnaise in the plate center.
Accordionist Dick Contino is sentenced to six months in jail and a $10,000 fine by Federal Judge Michael Roche in San Francisco. The judge says Contino may submit for induction into the army at the end of his sentence.
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