Adoption hearing notice in Lea County district court
The State of New Mexico informs Thomas R. Tate and Wilma S. Tate that Glenn D. Schrader and Dorothy N. Schrader filed a petition to adopt Linda Sue Tate. A hearing to determine whether consent is required is set for September 23, 1952, at 10:00 a.m. in Lovington. Failure to appear may lead to an order dispensing with consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Linda Sue Tate
State of New Mexico
Thomas R. Tate
Wilma S. Tate
Glenn D. Schrader
Dorothy N. Schrader
District Court of
Lea County
District Court
Lovington
William J. Heck
Hobbs
W. M. Beauchamp
Notice of Pendency of Action in New Mexico
A. Pethtel files suit in Lea County New Mexico No 10222 to quiet title to Yellow surface rights for Lots 5 6 7 9 10 in Block 23 of the Dick Herwig and Stuart Third Addition to Jal, including improvements. Defendants include named individuals and unknown claimants with potential interests in the described premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knudsen
M. Hyatt
Pauline Hyatt
Joe Farinelli
Frank Wilson
Sidney
Jack Campbell
E. W. Cope
Winnie Cope
Alvin A. Summers
A. A. Summers
R. F. Walden
Joe Walden
R. F
Dick Herwig
Stuart
Jallea County
New Mexico
Helms Case Notice Pendency of Civil Action
Lea County New Mexico records show Viola Morgan Helms as plaintiff against Vernon Wilson Helms in Civil Action No. 10,232. The notice details pending litigation and court jurisdiction for the case proceedings and potential liens or claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Wilson Helms
Mrs Pate Boone Returns From Wichita Visit
Mrs Pate Boone of Hobbs returned Sunday from Wichita Kansas where she visited her ill brother who is reported improving after the trip the family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate Boone
Hobbs
Wichita
Kansas
Timber Production Drops in National Forests 1952
The U S Forest Service reports total timber cut from national forests at 4.4185 billion board feet for the fiscal year ending June 30 1952 a drop of 269.8 million from 1951. Study attributes reduced harvest to higher costs and other factors affecting 1951 outputs.
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U. S. Forest Service
National Forest
Washington
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Arizona
GPA Discusses Stops for Lake Drainage at Convention
State Game Warden Elliott S. Barker told hundreds of delegates at the State Game Protective Association Convention in Socorro that draining lakes fed by public streams threatens outdoor sports. He cited Alamogordo Lake and El Vado Dam as examples and noted the Supreme Court ruling that such waters are public recreation resources, while questioning how an interstate compact might affect enforcement.
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Elliott S. Barker
New Mexico
Barker
State Game Protective Association
Socorro
Alamogordo Lake
el Vado Dam
Supreme Court
Law change urged after lake drain incidents
A speaker argues for federal action to address major catastrophes and cites the draining of Alamogordo Lake and El Vado Lake last year as violations of the American principle of live and let live. He stresses need for strong national standards to prevent future harm.
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Alamogordo Lake
el Vado Lake
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Hugh Clardy
the District Court OF
The
Lovington Leader
George Schubert
Lucille B. Lister
L. George Schubert
Viola Morgan Helms
Campbell’s Dairy
Clovis, N. M
Forest Service
Anencas
Dearborn Gas
Dearborn
Dearborns
America
ARMY
Hobbs, New Mexico
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