Public sale terms and court notices from Lea County New Mexico
Legal notices cover mineral rights sale conditions in Santa Fe with state reserves, bid rejection rights, and date of January 10 1952. Followed are civil suit notices from Lovington Leader involving Emma Brown Martines against Lula Collins and Laura M Powell Johns with March 15 1952 deadline. Also final hearing for Nancy Jane Stephens estate set for March 3 1952 with administrator Francis M Stephens and attorney William J Heck.
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Emma Brown Martines
District Court of
Lea County
New Mexico
Laura M. Powell Johns
L. George Schubert
Hobbs
Nancy Jane Stephens
Lovington
Francis M. Stephens
Eunice
William J. Heck
Eva Tatum
This Man Doesn’t Have Time to Read
Lovington Leader notes a young school teacher and his wife stopped their subscription citing no time to read. The editor contrasts varied readers in town, including a German educated family and the Kastner household, who read multiple papers daily.
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Lovington
Christian Science Monitor
Priviledge
Herman
Mary Kastner
Stoddard
Missouri
Kastner
St. Louis
Loretto
Santa Fe
Parnell
Lea County
Police Dispatches Odd Elwood Car Hornet Invasion
In Elwood Indiana police report a bizarre case as resident Fred Barlow found his car invaded by hornets. Officers used a bug bomb to disperse the insects. A stray quoted line appears in the report, noting an unrelated reading exchange.
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Elwood
Ind
Fred Barlow
Wool futures close steady with gains in New York market
New York UP futures closed unchanged to 12 points higher, while overall wool futures finished four to 24 points higher. Standard certificated spot wool rose 20 points to 205, and spot grease wool gained 10 points to 107 nominal.
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New York
Ike's Bandwagon Sparks Shifts in Political Loyalties
In Hobbs, A. A. Kemnitz joins Eisenhower as Taft supporters switch camps. The May cattle rustling trial features exhibits including a calf head hide and hoofs stored in a funeral chapel loft. Sheriff Trimble presents evidence in formaldehyde, while attorney Dub Giraud wins concessions and binds his client over after a tense hearing.
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Charlie Trimble
Trimble
Dub Girard
Giraud
D. A
Reese
Sheriff Trimble
M. E. Thompson
Virgil Baker
Dub
Selective Stock Rise Amid Oil Driven Market 1951
The 1951 market showed selective gains with utilities strongest while rails and some industrials lagged. Oil and metal sectors led advances amid new tax fears, earnings shifts, and future volatility, with bonds underperforming except for overseas issues and government issues drifting.
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New York
Wall Street
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Foreign Department
United States
Rancher Disputes Calf Head Details in Court
Court hears rancher compare calf head to a child and describe a square look. He identifies the calf by a thumb nail sized tick bite near the eye and reacts as cross exam reveals the scene in the courtroom.
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G. R. Bingham
Dub Giraud
Don Hallam
Bingham
Girand
Dub
Lil
Defense Attorneys Try to Stall Trial with Confusing Tactics
The hearing stretched as defense lawyers used delaying tactics to unsettle witnesses and maximize their clients’ benefit. After the proceeding, Randy Reece hurried to leave and hurried the judge into setting bond prematurely.
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Tne
Randy Reece
Wool futures and spot prices move lower in New York market
United Press reports wool top futures closed unchanged to 24 points lower on the New York market. Futures fell 16 to 27 points. standard certificated spot tops slipped 20 points to 200.5. spot grease wool declined 14 points to 16.56.
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United Press
New York
Health lessons on air pollution and sleeping sickness
Donora, Pennsylvania suffered 18 deaths and 5 910 illnesses in five days from smog caused by pollutants. Experiments probe danger from oil, dust, sulfuric acid, ammonia and other fumes as cities push smokeless fuels and waste interception. Encephalitis or sleeping sickness is brain inflammation linked to mumps or measles and mosquito bites. preventive steps include health maintenance and mosquito control, plus forming active local health councils to coordinate community action.
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Donora
Pennsylvania
Health Information Foundation
Veterans Benefits To Cost Less
President Truman said veterans services in the coming year will cost nearly one billion dollars less than this year. He asked for more than four billion to fund 1953 programs, noting a 43 percent decline since 1947 as the GI Bill and NSLI wound down, and urged quick action on a Korean War readjustment program with cautions about past GI bill errors.
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Washington
Truman
Johnsons Enter State Penalty in Hobbs Killing
Art Johnson 54, condemned slayer of Hobbs oil worker William Cabrel, awaits execution in New Mexico’s electric chair at Santa Fe. His wife Lucille, 43, got a life sentence for involvement. Judge George T. Harris denied a new trial after Roswell trial, fixing April 18 for the execution date.
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Art Johnson
Hobbs Oil
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lucille
Roswell
George T. Harris
William Cabrel
Hobbs
Harris
Johnson
Engines Need Fuel Grand Ledge Diesel Train
The Chesapeake and Ohio diesel train halted in Grand Ledge as crew members searched for the cause. After more than an hour they found the problem: fuel tanks had been left empty by a Grand Rapids roundhouse worker.
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Grand Ledge
Mich
Grand Rapids Roundhouse
Public Land Sale Notice in Lea County New Mexico
State lands office announces a public auction for Sale No. 2893 in Lovington Lea County at 9 00 A M March 28 1952. The tract 1 13 acres lies in Section 33 Township 18 South Range 38 East and begins at the quarter corner on the south boundary line. Minimum bid is 1500 dollars.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
West Broadway
Section 33
Township 18
State Land Office
Notice of Public Auction of Farm Equipment and Trailers
The United States Farmers Home Administration will auction at 10:00 a.m. February 9, 1952 at the George Worthington farm near Hobbs Paymaster Gin the re possessed SC Case tractor 1943 model serial 4504384SC with four row planter two row cultivator attachments two home made slides and two four wheel trailers. The property is from mortgagors Tandy E Turner and Sarah Turner. Cash bids accepted with reserve and US right to bid. Property may be viewed at Worthington farm before sale.
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United States of America
Farmers Home Administration
United States
Tandy E. Turner
Sarah Turner
Unit States OF America
Drayton E. Wasson
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Guy Shepard
Lovington Leader
State OF New Mexico
Lula Collins
Laura M. Powell
Ww. Mae Cler
of the District Co
District Court
State OF
Grover C. Stephens
Edward M. Stephens
William C. Stephens
Clara S. McKinley
Lily S. Donaway
K. & Jones
Florence Crawford
Lucille Evans
Stella Donohue
Minnie Carey
L. C. Camp
Guardian Ad Litem
Johnnie Bryan
Ike
A. A. Kemnitz
Eisenhower
Taft
Kemnitz
Old Dub
Hallam
Johnsons
Terry Browne
Detroit
Grossinger
N. Y
Mary
Marilyn Eisengruber
Sebewaing
Gloria Swanson
Damon Runyon
Cancer Fund
Mutual Insurance
Chicago
John A. Arnold
J. H. R. Timanus
Philadelphia
K. L. Wright
L. A. Fitzgerald
John C. Stapel
Columbia
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