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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1951
Page
8
Help wanted mornings only at Powers Motel located at 215 South Avenue B. Apply in person or call 3791 ite for details.
Brown Company reports a quarter million seedlings distributed in New Hampshire Vermont and Maine for a major reforestation program. The release also notes land acquisitions in Lea County New Mexico as part of expansion.
As the 1951 fall term nears, nationwide enrollment is rising toward 34 to 36 million. Parents must plan ahead to manage health checks, budgets, and clothing, while schools face teacher shortages and crowded facilities. Community effort through PTAs and local measures will support a smooth return to learning.
A listed retro breakfast menu promotes a better school morning routine noting that many children start with poor breakfasts. It argues breakfast boosts alertness and performance and provides a cereal based recipe for Crunchy Wheat Muffins with applesauce and peanuts, plus milk and juice suggestions.
Leaders urge active local involvement to aid young people's return to school and improve the school system through tangible youth-centered programs and community backing.
A list of forthcoming marriages includes Betty Ma ness and Kenneth Boatman of Ozona, Mary Muse and Frank Buckner of Big Spring, Mae Cogdell and W C Atkisson of Monahans, Ruth Singleton and Floyd Cobb, Ruth Lusher and Theodore Augustusher of San Angelo, Violet Day and John Gaddes of Tyler, Barbara Norwood and James Hurst of Odessa, Edelia Vola and Augustine Perez of Lovington, Amelda Frier and James Odle of Tatum, Vivian Kirkpatrick and Paul Moore of Dallas, and Nadine Martin and Irvin Smith of Midland, with dates mid August and late August.
About 50 Zuni and Mescalero Apache Indians flown to Northern California to assist in fighting large forest fires. The same group previously distinguished themselves in New Mexico during earlier fire campaigns.
Reports indicate General Douglas MacArthur will not attend the San Francisco conference ending the war with Japan. A New York statement says he received no invitation and was not part of the official delegation, suggesting no public appearance without direct invitation.
County Agent Joe Cole reports a mass of mustard yellow catapillars with four black stripes, identified as larvae of the white lined Sphinx moth, within five miles east and ten miles west of town. He says they can be killed with 10 percent DDT and notes some are burrowing to cocoon.
Battery failures now account for 24 percent of all automobile breakdowns, eclipsing tire troubles for the first time and signaling a shift in common automotive faults.
Attorney General Joe L. Martinez ruled that a special session cannot consider proposing a constitutional amendment to tighten utility rate hike rules. He said amendments may only be proposed at regular legislative sessions.
In Birmingham three Overton brothers work as dispatchers on the Louisville and Nashville line. Company officials note they have dispatched more than 1,600,000 trains, making routine railroading seem old hat to them.
OTSEGO Mich UP George L Tischiuse a fireman believed he was performing a routine task when he answered an alarm. His house was suddenly the target of danger as the fire truck stopped nearby.
A historical reference states the United States produces about two thirds of the world oil supply, highlighting its dominant role in global energy production and market influence.
The University of Minnesota celebrated its 100th birthday this year, marking a century of growth, research, and public service by the flagship institution.
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