Lovington Leader Publication Details
Lovington Leader an official Lea County newspaper shows publication three times weekly in Lovington New Mexico. Agnes Kastner Herie serves as editor and publisher since 1909 with circulation in and beyond Lea County including six months in Lea County and outside areas listed with pricing.
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Stovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agnes Kastner Herie
Land Office
Lea County
Lovington
Atte Boe
Seeaentga
Lee County
Farm Machinery Prices Lag Behind Rising Wages says Manufacturer
A farm machinery head argues to Secretary Benson that farm prices follow world markets while machinery costs rise with higher wages and materials. Despite price increases in machines, costs outpace machine prices, even as newer models boost efficiency for farmers.
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Benson
Wages Tell The Story Of US Merchant Fleet Costs
The Pilot argues high American seaman wages raise operating costs for US flagships versus foreign-flag rivals. A seaman’s Italy England Norway base pay is far lower than US wages, supporting calls for government aid and policies like the 50-50 law to keep a strong merchant marine for national security and economic health.
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Pilot
National Maritime Union of America
CIO
Italy
England
Norway
Eisenhower
THREE G'S PLUS GUTS IN OIL INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
Petroleum Week notes a growing trend of oil firms diversifying into mining and metals processing. Nuclear energy may compete with oil by 1975, prompting oil executives to pursue basic nuclear roles and uranium exploration using geophysics geochemistry geology and guts. Congress faces anti trust and small business merger questions as unions influence consolidation.
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Petroleum Week
Congress
Barbary Sheep Hunt Opens on North American Soil
The first Barbary sheep hunt on the North American continent began in the Canadian River country near Roy east of Santa Fe. State game officials monitor results to assess disease susceptibility and dietary needs for potential sport stock. The 200 head New Mexico herd, imported from North Africa, supports a five day hunt for 25 participants with one official per pair.
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United Press
Santa Fe
Roy
New Mexico
North Africa
Game and Fish Department
Owner of Boats Finds Most People Honest
Paw Paw Michigan reports Ed Wagner a 73 year old boat rental operator says most customers are honest. He has used a self serve honor system at Cedar Lake for two years and notes only a few fees were missed unintentionally. A garage sign directs $1 per boat to the slot and self service access.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Ed Wagner
Tve
Wagner
Cedar Lake
Patsy
Benson outlines soil bank plan and political clash
Agriculture Secretary Benson sketches a soil bank focused on better land use and marginal farming areas but offers few specifics. He calls for added income to agriculture and a possible short-term drop in total farm production while criticizing Democratic leaders as crafting poor farm programs.
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Benson
Soil Bank
Congress
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Democratic Party
Jake Arvey
Carmine de Sapio
New York
Arvery
Adlai Stevenson
de Sapio
Averell Harriman
Washington
House
Leslie Arends
Illinois
Arends
W. R. Poage
Texas
South America
Poage
Farm News
Sid Simpson
Eisenhower
Simpson
Asher Burdick
North Dakota
Burdick
Nationalist China Threatens UN Mongolia Veto Turmoil
Chiang Kai-Shek’s delegation signals a veto on Outer Mongolia as part of the 18 nation UN membership package. Russia’s potential vetoes complicate the process, and US policy faces blame if the package collapses. Chiang cites sovereignty aims and mainland return as key reasons for the opposition.
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United Press
China
United Nations
Chiang Kai-Shek
Outer Mongolia
Russia
Security Council
Red Albania
Chiang
Inner Mongolia
Mongolia
United States
Ers
the UN
Henry Cabot Lodge
Spain
Japan
Italy
Ham Radio Plates Roll Out in Connecticut Next Year
Hartford CT UP reports special license plates will be issued to about 2,000 amateur radio operators in Connecticut starting next year as part of a state program.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
The Physics of Fighting a Fish on Light Tackle
Jason Lucas argues that fish cannot break a rod or line. human errors cause breakage. Proper technique includes keeping pressure below limits, using slack when a fish nears the boat, and quick wrist actions to prevent surges. Large fish may lie on the bottom, so tap and pluck the line to provoke a move.
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Jason Lucas
Sports Afield Magazine
Cranberry Pie Recipe Glamourizes Holiday Feast
New York cooks share a cranberry chiffon pie that substitutes a graham cracker crust for a baked shell. The filling blends cranberry sauce lemon juice gelatin and a meringue with whipped cream folded in then chilled until set for a festive dessert.
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New York
Parke Davis tests ultra violet in polio vaccine work
Detroit sources report Parke Davis is using ultra violet rays to sterilize vaccine components. The method is not yet approved by the Public Health Service polio vaccine committee and has delayed production since last May, with limited releases to date.
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Parke Davis Company
Detroit
The
Public Health Service
Parke Davis
Park-Davis
Eli Lilly
Plan Contrast Lighting for Balanced Room Illumination
The article advises careful use of light and dark areas to add interest. It warns against uneven lighting with one side bright and the other dark and suggests balancing features like a lit valance with a matching lit wall bracket or cor nice on the opposite wall.
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New York
Health secretary estimates 32 million shots by year end
Health secretary Marion Folsom says 32 million shots would be released by year end. She cautions that reaching the target will require immense effort and coordination.
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Marion Folsom
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