Kibutz Calm in Palestine as Mixed Armistice Commissions Work
In Haifa the Israeli Lebanese MAC operates from Ras El Nakura custom house near Lebanon, handling missing persons, war prisoners, and refugees while planning cross border relief. The Israeli Syrian MAC uses Kibutz Rosh Pinna and Jisr Banat Yacub to demilitarize zones and oversee civilian life under UN supervision. Palestine’s four MACs collectively restore peaceful farming, with agronomists estimating grain for 10 000 people grown in no man’s lands and reconditioned areas over six months.
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Palestine
Eacel
U.N
Holy Land
Haifa
Israel
Ras el Nakura
Lebanon Mountains
Mediterranean
Ras el Nakure
Naions
MAC
Lebanon
Syria
William Riley
Little Mac Corps
el Auja
Kiker Weighs Governor Run To Block Hobbs Election
Ex-District Judge H A Kiker seriously weighs entering June GOP primary to block Hobbs election. He cites client obligations and a desire for an independent candidate. His wife favors staying out of politics while the Kikers tour Lovington Santa Fe and Carlsbad amid legal trials.
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Kiker
Hobbs
H. A. Kiker
Farmington
Ortiz
Supreme Bench
Judge A M Anderson Welcomes Son On Birthday
In Macon Georgia Judge A M Anderson gained a son on his birthday as his wife gave birth. The couple had three daughters previously and this adds a baby boy to their family.
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Macon
A. M. Anderson
Andersons
Miners Seek State Aid For Food Relief Amid Job Losses
State welfare director Mur ray Hintz says the welfare board will meet Thursday to consider emergency relief requests for unemployed miners and families in Silver City and Carlsbad. The CIO Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union asks state aid for Carlsbad potash workers off work since mid November as union funds run short. Silver City miners have been idle for months due to metal mine curtailment.
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Murray Hintz
State Welfare Board
Silver City
Carlsbad
CIO Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Plan to recapture cotton acreage rejected in 1950 quotas revision
Washington agriculture committee members indicate they will reject a plan to recapture cotton acreage as part of quota revisions for 1950. Chairman Harold D. Cooley opposes including such a provision in his revival of the 1949 cotton central law. His proposal would allow redistributing unused allotments but keep cotton acreage above 70 percent of the 1946-47-48 averages or 50 percent of planted acres, whichever is larger, for the 1950 crop.
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Washington Agriculture Committee
Cahirman
Harold D. Cooley
Cooley
State finances freight rate bureau for current year
Governor Mabry announces the state will fully fund a freight rate bureau this year. He directs Robert McKinney to stop fundraising and focus on a railway rate study, allocating 5000 from emergency funds while pledges from chambers and shippers totaling 3300 will be returned. McKinney emphasizes the project will be self-governing and non political.
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Santa FE
Thomas J. Mabry
State of
New Mexico
Robert McKinney
State Economic Development Commission
Board of Finance
McKinney
Chambers of Commerce
McKinley
NMU Be Host To National College Gold Tournament
Albuquerque likely to host the National Collegiate Golf Tournament next June on the university course. Ted Payseur, head of the NCAA golf committee, says a formal recommendation will be sent to the executive committee in New York, which is expected to approve.
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Albuquerque
National Collegiate Atheltic Association
Ted Payseur
NCAA
New York
Lovington NM Ordinance Establishes Building Permits and Inspections
The Lovington Board of Trustees enacts an ordinance creating the office of building inspector to oversee building and additions. It requires permits, conformity with state and municipal building codes, electrical codes, and fee collection to protect residents.
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Lovington
New Mexico
H. W. Gillett, Md
A Mayer
Lovington adopts building code for permits and inspections
The Lovington New Mexico town adopts a building ordinance requiring permits for construction costing over 300 dollars, signed applications with lot details, a 1 dollar per thousand estimated cost fee, and a city inspector to enforce state and municipal codes. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or imprisonment up to 90 days. The ordinance also outlines inspection, occupancy, and certification procedures. A hearing notice also appears for a separate will probate in Lea County.
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Lovington
New Mexico
Town of
Organ A. Pope
Fonzo Pope Fort
Audie T. Pope
Bryant H. Pope
Fannie
Mae Pope Gardner
Bettie Lou Pope
Thomas D. Pope
Lea County
Probate
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