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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1952
Page
6
Ford Motor Company buys a 15,000,000-volt betatron X Ray machine to inspect steel sections for Army Ordinance tanks. It is one of the first such devices in the automotive industry and aims to ensure flaw free components.
The notice lists church activities including Morning Worship on Sunday, Evening Service on Sunday, and Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. Kenneth Chambi School Superintendent and Ugh Harris are associated with Pelham. Assembly of God schedule notes Morning Worship on Sunday, Young People's Meeting on Wednesday, and Prayer Meeting on Friday with Rev. Orel Boteler as pastor.
The Hobbs New Mexico church announces a busy week of services and meetings led by Ray W. Ross, minister. Sunday school superintendent Raymond John heads the program as members prepare for the Life lesson January 20 1952 with the golden text Understand.
A compact note lists biblical verses from Genesis 1 1 and Proverbs 16 22 alongside correlative quotations from Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures including The infinite has no beginning.
Elberfield residents note October 10 as a special date for 66 year old John Snyder and his three grandchildren who celebrate birthdays within a single year. The event highlights family ties and shared milestones across generations.
General Electric developed a large rubber like radome for radar gear. The inflatable balloon style shield protects the antenna from wind snow and ice and is designed to withstand winds up to 125 miles per hour.
National Lead Company plans to search Albemarle Sound in North Carolina for ilmenite ore containing titanium used in paints. If found, the firm will mine it and pay the state 30 cents per ton for a nonexclusive lease.
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