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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
3
A driver with top down in bright red shirt, polka dot tie, shepherd's plaid suit and a beret is stopped by a motorcycle officer who asks what is wrong. The driver says no laws were broken, and the officer replies he wants to hear him talk.
Industrial production barely fell yet stayed above the prior year while business nerves grow over Korean peace talks and tax prospects. June dividends rose 20 percent, stock averages hit 21 year highs, auto output jumped 29 percent, personal income peaked at 251 billion dollars, and wheat prospects fell to 988 million bushels with a 70 million drop from July forecast.
Day old U S hatched chicks flown to Costa Rica start a first of its kind commercial broiler operation. Chicks are raised to market age, plucked, quick frozen and sold in plastic packs for Costa Rica and Panama Canal Zone markets. Refrigerated transport aids Latin American broiler expansion.
Needlecraft guidance from Nancy Baxter on personalization in bedroom design. It covers balancing feminine and masculine tastes, calculating fabric needs for spreads, draperies, vanity scarfs, and a Narcissus vanity set leaflet offer with mail-in request EI-290.
In the golden age of whaling from 1833 to 1863, the United States operated about 675 ships actively chasing sperm, right whales, and other ocean mammals across global seas.
A Navy announcement says the nation will build its first atomic powered submarine by Electric Boat Co in Groton Conn with details withheld for security. Experts expect an endurance boost and air purification enabling underwater operation for long durations and plans to convert subs into guided missile carriers in the future.
Elizabeth Toomey reports that 200 field workers from the National Council of Churches travel to 25 states each summer to aid 2.5 million migratory laborers. They provide education, recreation, and church services, often using Willys station wagons packed with first aid kits and movie projectors to support workers and their families.
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