Births in Hobbs and Nearby Towns Reported
May births listed for Hobbs area families with details on parents addresses and newborns including James Denton 6 lbs 93 oz, Terry Iuyan 7 lbs 9 oz, Rudian 7 lbs 2 oz, Cyn thie Dian 7 lbs 6 oz, Janice 4 lbs 1 oz, La Verne 7 lbs 15 oz, Floyd Lewis 6 lbs 1 oz, Joe Terry 6 lbs 3 oz, Donald G 7 lbs 3 oz, Henry W. Dode 7 lbs 4 oz, Alexia Marie 5 lbs 15 oz, Stephen Eric 6 lbs 5 oz.
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Herman E. Idieman
So. Morris
Hobbs
James Denton
W. P. Adlong
Skelly
Terry Iuyan
Carrillo
Humble Hobbs
Rudian
Janice
Olenn Edwards
Plains
Texas
la Verne
John L. Murdock
Denver City Highway
Floyd Lewis
Charles T. Moore
Tatum
Joe Terry
Clem Clay
H. Main
Donald G
Everett E. Forester
S. Lynam
Henry W. Dode
Henry W. Penny
Alexia Marie
Thomas J. Bergen
Stephen Eric
Lea County Jury Upholds Will Of Roy Williams
A Lea County jury in district court spent about four hours to decide the will of Harvey Roy Williams. The verdict upheld the 1948 will leaving property to Emma Maude Taylor, wife of Arthur Taylor, amid a contested hearing with four Taylor sisters opposing. Roy Williams died in September 1950 while hospitalized in Fort Worth, having previously entered the hospital in August 1949.
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Lea County
Roy Williams
Harvey Roy Williams
Emma Maude Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Arthur Taylor
John R. Brand
Hobbs
George L. Reese
Carlsbad
Taylor
Julig Culp
Pauline Forrester
Ruth Schufeter
May Williams
F. L. Heidel
Lovington
Neice
Ray Williams
Tommy Lee Smith
Maude
Fort Worth Veterans Hospital
Hobbs Soldier James W. Clifton Serves in Korea
Cpl. James W. Clifton of Hobbs New Mexico serves with Battery A, 90th Field Artillery Battalion, 25th Infantry Division in eastern Korea. Clifton arrived last April after training at Hobbs High School and working at Cashway Food Store before enlisting in July 1950.
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25Th Infantry Division
Korea
James W. Clifton
W. L. Clifton
Third St
Hobbs
N. M
25Th Infantry
25Th
Pusan
Clifton
90Th Field Artillery Battalion
Hobbs High School
Cashway Food Store
Army
New Mexico County Officials Seek Laws to Destroy Old Records
Delegates at the New Mexico county officials convention in Albuquerque urged the legislature to allow destruction of records 15 to 20 years old including paid vouchers and election returns. They also pressed for clarified election rules and higher pay for first deputy positions. State Tax Commissioner Fred Moxey outlined plans for a uniform county taxation program to be discussed further.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Hilton Hotel
Fred Moxey
Convention of
Association of County Officials
Politician Plans Explainer Session for County Officials
The speaker says he will explain the measure to county assessors and treasurers during their upcoming meeting, outlining key points and anticipated impacts. The move aims to build understanding and support among local fiscal authorities.
Gallagher Graduates from Munich NCO Academy
Cpl. Clarence C. Gallagher Jr. graduates from the Seventh Army Non-Commissioned Officers Academy in Munich Germany. He is a driver in Company B 1st Battalion 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment entered service in 1950 and has the Army of Occupation Medal. his wife Anna and son live in Andrews Texas.
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Munich
Germany
Clarence C. Gallagher Jr
Anna
Andrews
Texas
Seventh Army
Gallagher
14Th. Armored Cavalry Regiment
Army of Occupation
Jal
New Mexico
Jal High School
Needle teeth trimming for newborn piglets to prevent injuries
Newborn piglets may injure themselves or others with needle teeth. Trimming these teeth can reduce risk of wounds and subsequent infections. Proper technique and timing advised for piglet health.
Dairy 4-H Demonstrations Highlight National Dairy Month
The Dairy Foods program trains 4-H members nationwide to craft dairy dishes from ice creams to orange sherbets. In New Mexico A&M College leader L S Kurtz notes June as National Dairy Month, with medals and a wrist watch as county and state awards and eight trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago for top winners.
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New Mexico
L. S. Kurtz
New Mexico A&m College
Carnation Co
Chicago
USDA Revises Peach Standards
The U S Department of Agriculture announced revisions to fresh peach standards effective June 15. The changes replace 1933 rules and require fancy grade peaches to show at least one third pink blush or red color, with extra No 1 grade peaches needing at least one fourth surface color and a 15 percent oversize tolerance.
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U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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St. Helena's
St. Helena’s School
Ruth Ann Myers
Patty English
Alfreda Derick
Anita Carraco
Carl Thomas Williams
James
Carl D. Sage
Cyn‘thie Dian
Rs. Fulmer
Oil Center
E. L. McCombs
B. Sangar
Cpl
Moxey
America
LEA Insurance
Agency
West Washington
Lovington, New Mexico
Standard Stock Company Protection
Cpl. Gallagher
Dairy Foods
USDA
Grayson
Oak
Lawrence Rice
Lea County Lumber Company
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