Lovington Leader publication details and rates
The Lovington Leader a Lea County publication shows its three weekly issues Sunday Tuesday and Thursday format. It lists editor publisher Agrues Kastner Heri and a 1909 establishment with classified rate cards for Lea County and Lovington subscriptions and carriers.
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Sorvington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agrues Kastner Heri
Land Office
Lea County
Lovington
Carrier
Lee County
Practice urged for Safe Driving Day ten day prep
The nation backs a ten day practice period ahead of Safe Driving Day on December 1. Officials expect a lower traffic death toll than last year and urge drivers to study common errors such as speeding, tailgating, weaving, and running signals to improve road safety.
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Committee For Traffic Safety
End Of An Era In New Mexico Liquor Law Ruling
The Carlsbad Argus notes that New Mexico's liquor control law is unconstitutional on a technical point and hopes the issue reaches the Supreme Court. It laments decades of favorable treatment for the liquor industry and predicts an era change if the law is overturned.
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New Mexico
James M. Scarborough
John Miles
Supreme Court
Carlsbad Argus
Phyllis L. Sherman
Miami
Fla
Pan Am Airways
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dominican Republic
Ciudad Trujillo Zoo
Contentment in Simple Life Celebrates Home and Companionship
An old man finds joy not in costly goods but in simple pleasures. He urges contentment at home and with everyday family, friends, and shared moments, noting the beauty of nature and the warmth of the hearth. True happiness comes from community and daily work rather than distant travel or wealth.
Why Men Fail Causes for personal and work failure listed
A psychology quoted list outlines ten common causes of failure among men. It cites faulting others, minimal effort, criticizing others, slander, procrastination, deceit, disloyalty, egotism, and lack of training as primary factors.
Bedford Daily Times Mail Opinion on Conservatism
An editorial passage argues most Americans are conservative at heart due to desire to conserve homes policies farms and property and to preserve the government system and private enterprise that sustain high living standards.
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Lieve
United States
Leap Year Letters to Santa Stir Lovington Leaders
The Grapevine riffs on Leap Year by soliciting Lovington leaders and townsfolk for Santa letters. Names teased include Jerry Wright Lovington mayor and Col. Don Hallam Hobbs, with playful jabs at bachelors and would‑be brides. Readers are urged to submit notes before print.
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Lovington
Chef Yearwood
Bull Anderson
Hobbie Gann
Yonnie Campbell
Ernest Joe Simmons
Cimmaron
Wanmoore
Jerry Wright
Col
Don Hallam
Hobbs
Bill Hollis
France
Clerk Sends Birth Record After Long Delay
In Grand Rapids 1942 County Clerk Lewis J. Donovan received a Houston man's request for his birth certificate. He sent an affidavit to correct the record which listed his first name as Baby. The man sent back the affidavit with $1 and Donovan issued a certified copy.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lewis J. Donovan
Houston
Tex
Donovan
Global oddities and studies show quirky moments abroad
In New Delhi Nehru and Krushchev test a bamboo cat. it collapses. In Birmingham laundromats mix soap with Shostakovich as jukebox rules begin. Danish pigs drink Aquavit, thrive on mash, and stay named under alcohol induced antics while a Washington dairy expert notes smiling cows by ear and eye signals.
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Russia
Communist Party
Krushchev
New Delhi
Nehru
Denmark
Russia Longest Hydrogen Bomb Blast Reported
The Atomic Energy Commission says Russia’s latest nuclear test was the largest ever in the USSR, potentially a three stage hydrogen bomb. Experts note fusion requires extreme heat from an atomic detonation and discuss implications for Soviet weapons development.
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Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Pacific
United States
The Low Down on Socialism and Free Enterprise
A letter laments government run projects like Grand Coulee and TVA as socialist, warns such taxes and state control would undermine American free enterprise. The writer condemns government monopolies and urges a louder, more attention grabbing defense of individual enterprise.
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Free America
Grand Coulee
Hells Canyon
TVA
Europe
Sing
JO Serra
Public Aid Names Should Not Humiliate Relief Recipients
Letter from W. R. Teague of 7557 Walnut Drive argues against publishing the names of those receiving public aid. He invokes the Golden Rule and warns naming all relief recipients could shame the innocent and encourage chiseling, harming conscientious relief seekers.
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Chisler
Conscientious Party
Theerby
W. R. Teague
Walnut Drive
Citrus Heights
Calif
Better Equipment and Wages Support for American Industry
The piece argues that capital access and superior machinery raise worker output and earnings. It uses a shovel versus steam shovel example to show how better tools boost gross and net income, wages, safety, and prices. It concludes that higher profits per employee correlate with higher wages, justifying industry investment.
Future teachers told to raise their sights
University of Texas professor Dr. C. C. Colvert says education majors should aim for administrative or college teaching positions as shortages grow. He notes a lack of qualified administrators at all levels and predicts rising demand with increasing college enrollments.
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Sity
University of Texas
C. C. Colvert
Educational Administration Department
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