Lovington Leader Official Publication Details
Lovington Leader is the Lea County official newspaper published by Lea County Publishing Co. Agnes Kastner serves as editor and publisher. The paper, established in 1909, prints three times weekly in Lovington New Mexico with subscription rates listed for Lea County and outside counties.
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Lovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agnes Kastner
Official Publication Land Office
Lea County
Lee County
Lovington Selects Bill Harrison as City Manager
The Lovington press lauds the new city manager James W. Harrison known as Bill for bringing professional leadership. He vows a business like chain of command, regular office hours, and careful office setup with no radical changes for 30 days, asking for community support.
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Lovington
James W
Bill
Harrison
Commission
Yale Education as Guide to Broad Learning and Selfhood
The article argues Yale, with under 8,000 students, remains an Ivy League benchmark shaping educational philosophy toward contact with knowledge, currents of thought, and aesthetic experience. It contrasts liberal learning with department store schooling and warns against fragmented samplings lacking life wholeness.
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Yale
United States
Willie
Agriculture Secretary hints wheat price support shift
Agriculture Secretary Benson tells a Hutchinson Kansas wheat field day that price supports for wheat may be based on quality. He says a discount schedule for low quality wheat in 1956 is being considered and could be announced before fall planting. A new bread baking quality test may aid lowering support rates for low quality wheat. Benson urges farmers to vote their own choice in the June 25 wheat quotas referendum. On Capitol Hill Chairman Cooley says sugar quota hearings open June 22 to shape a new sugar act.
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United Press
Benson
Kansas
Hutchinson
USDA
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Secretary
Capitol Hill
Harold Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Lovington reader praises columnist and street safety note
A Lovington reader commends Wayne for a street safety column about a young tow headed boy, describing the boy as six and a half, part of a large family, new to Lovington, and his first grocery store visit. The letter thanks the writer for observant reporting and hopes for continued coverage.
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Wayne
Lovington Leader
Lovington
Bob Cochran
Crown Service
Ave. J
N. M
Weekly Business Review: U.S Europe Fashion Optimism In Markets
Elmer C Walzer reports rising stock optimism and gains across sectors. Commerce Weeks notes strong European business. auto output seen at 740000 cars for June barring strikes at Ford and GM. May production 731000 cars 125000 trucks. Steel dips on heat and vacations but mills push deliveries. Building permits set records. Dun & Bradstreet notes $400 million weekly heavy construction awards.
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Automobile
Automotive Daily News
Ford
General Motors
Dun & Bradstreet
Living Bible Theme at Nazarene School Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School opens Monday June 6 at Loving ton Church of the Nazarene corner of South 1st and West Avenue B with the Living Bible theme. Mrs Bernard Culbertson and the pastor’s wife direct the two week program from 9 to noon for ages 4 to 14.
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Lovington Church
Dawson Hudgens
B. W. Culbertson
L.E. Walker
O. M. Barker
C. G. Hoover
Stanley Collum
Culbertson
Proposed 23rd Amendment Targeting Federal Enterprises
The Hoover Commission reports reveal federal agencies claim vast land holdings and enterprises. They argue the Interior Department holds 39.4 percent of continental land and 32.3 percent of U S land and water, with Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service adding millions of acres. The piece urges immediate action on H J Res 123 to bar government business ventures beyond constitutional allowances.
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U. S
Department of the Interior
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United States
Caribbean
South Pacific
Arctic Circle
U.S
Interior Department
The
Forest Service
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Greece
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Department of Defense, Justice, Labor, Commerce, State, Treasury
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
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