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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1952
Page
6
A make ahead pork and apple roll ups dish with a sweet sour sauce, plus a beef loaf variation using ground beef and oats. The pork version is prepared as rectangles filled with apple and raisin mix, browned, baked, and finished with a sauce. The beef loaf is baked in custard cups with chili sauce on the bottom.
A farmer boasting how he trains a single mule by shouting many names to spur it. A stranger questions the tactic, and the farmer explains Pete the mule thinks others are helping him. The joke hinges on misdirection and the mule’s perceived strength.
November 22 to 25 lists numerous couples from Lovington Hobbs Lubbock and Texas towns who obtained marriage licenses. Names include Conver Calvillo to Manuel Saldivar Dolores Garre son to James M. Martin French Williams to J B Hardman Edna Hannum to J M Kelsey Billie Lance to Norman Hennington Bonnie Chesney to Gilbert Hudson Nelliam Morton to L G Cochran Marie Davis to C Elliot Bobbie Richeson to Herman DePrang Jesusa Estrada to Guillermo Garten Lucille Bates to Arthur Holloway Genita Nowlin to Lloyd Huddleston Mary Lou Greer to Charlie Washington Deane Martin to Dale W Howarth Viola Duncan to William Hanes Ane Cole to Roy Brandon Jene lene Jones to James Hodge Thelma Wood to Paul Miller S E Ober to Marion Norton and Norma Hampton to Dan Rackley Hofman notes Soviet policy influence.
Dessie Sawyer a Democratic National Committee woman at Crossroads plans a December 7 tea at her ranch drawing Democrats and loyalists after the November Republican win. Notables Mrs Clinton F Anderson Mrs Dennis Chavez Mrs Beatrice Roach and Mrs W G East are invited along with Mrs Sawyer's husband A D Sawyer and their daughters families. A large statewide turnout is expected.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports Mexico will not export more than 200000 head of cattle or equivalent meat in the coming year. The move follows lifting the foot-and-mouth quarantine and may shift focus to processed meat, reducing live cattle imports to the United States.
Casiandro sues three barbers for $40 claiming repeated cuts left him with a tuft on top and a Mohawk like appearance. The case highlights the barbering sequence and the broader remark on government population policy and cooperation.
The governor's traffic safety coordinating committee announced nine upcoming meetings across New Mexico next month. Cities and dates include Raton December 1 Clovis December 3 Albuquerque December 5 Artesia December 8 Alamogordo December 10 Deming December 12 Gallup December 15 Farmington December 17 and Santa Fe December 19 to gather citizen input on reducing traffic accident tolls.
Washington report notes population experts warn India faces famine and rising communism unless birth rates drop. The Population Reference Bureau argues a rapid population explosion could outpace gains from the five year plan and deepen hunger, inviting communist influence.
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