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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1955
Page
4
Local market page lists cane prices in multiple grades with figures of four dollars for some grades and lower figures such as one dollar fifty to two dollars fifty for others. Details reflect price ranges offered by sellers in the Lovington area.
Oklahoma politician Ed Edmondson toured East Berlin in a radio-telephone equipped Army sedan. Reports say there was no trouble as he faced a claimed Soviet bear bluff during the trip and no arrest or incident occurred.
On December 15, 1791 Virginia ratified the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution marking the Bill of Rights. The piece notes the importance of three quarters of states approving and imagines a world without these protections. It urges continued preservation of liberties for future generations.
The Colorado Supreme Court issues a one sided ban on photography in state courtrooms drawing strong opposition from radio and television broadcasters. A hearing is set for January 30 to consider views on upholding or amending the judicial ethics canon.
United Press reports a National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association guide urges using lead free interior enamel on toys and children's furniture. It warns against red lead primers and outdoor coatings that may contain harmful substances, advising consulting a paint dealer for safe products.
Charles W. Russell sues a construction firm for 75000 alleging excessive noise during whelping season destroyed his entire mink crop and caused financial damage. The case centers on nuisance from noisy work on a local project.
The Grapevine notes excitement as Alex Trimble Eunice Chief of Police announces for Sheriff with two others running unannounced Hammel Carrell seeks Probate Judge and Eunice residents back Alex two years after his fast race He faces Sheriff Jewell McAdoo amid courthouse remodeling rumors in the 1956 contest.
Probate Judge Harvey Markley has endured multiple moves within the Lovington courthouse as offices shift for staff and new systems. He finally prepares to reclaim a dedicated probate office on the main floor after years of relocations tied to abstractors lawyers and assessors.
New Mexico extension service warns farmers and ranchers that grasshopper infestation will worsen in 1956. A survey projects one million acres in Catron and Socorro counties harmed, with Lea Union Lincoln and Chaves counties hit harder than 1955. Rangeland losses also expected in Bernalillo Mora Rio Arriba San Juan Santa Fe Taos and Valencia counties.
In New Haven, a 13 year old boy was picked up for the third time in a stolen car. Police report he was clearly determined to drive, yet each time a patrolman stopped him as he could barely see over the steering wheel.
CONAD Commander General Earle E Partridge says defending the nation remains the priority during the holiday period. Soldiers receive liberal leaves but readiness is not sacrificed as threats to freedom and democracy persist.
Brazil plans a purchase totaling 41 million dollars of wheat and other surplus commodities from the United States. The deal signals continued trade ties as markets respond to quotas and pricing set by the two nations.
A 16 year old in Albuquerque writes about a mother who jealousy over friends dominates family life. The teen seeks independence while affirming love and urges a calm talk to restore trust and tactful understanding within the home.
U P Commentary notes King Hussein's decision to join the Baghdad Alliance with Britain and others. Premier Said al Mufti resigns in protest as Jordan faces internal opposition and fear of anti Western sentiment. The move aims to dull Arab unity against Israel but may provoke resistance at home and among Egypt and Syria. The alliance's durability hinges on external pressure from Egypt or Russia.
A Michigan biologist reports a new funnel net trap for ruffled grouse proves valuable in research. Walter Palmer says Michigan conservationists adopted the Wisconsin success, trapping 23 grouse in the first ten days. The five nets use 50 foot runners of hardware cloth around a cloverleaf center guiding grouse into the enclosure.
In Your Neighborhood items recount rounds of charitable meals for 26 families. Other briefs note a home and home basketball clash canceled when Spartansburg College teams found the South Carolina squad missing. a Burlington NC ducks nuisance decision. Chicago dog food aid. and a Alaska resident warding off a buffalo intrusion after salt lured animals to her cabin door.
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