Editorial on Americanism and Rumely Book Purchases
The piece argues that the $1000 fine on Dr Edward A. Rumely for refusing to name buyers of Committee for Constitutional Government books signals a shift from early American values. It defends privacy in buyers, critiques labor bosses, and urges citizens to study constitutional principles while criticizing judicial and governmental overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Rumely
Committee For Constitutional Government
Rumely
Buchanan Committee
Committee For
John T. Flynn
Thomas James Norton
Norton
Congress
United States
Richmond B. Keech
Supreme Court
Do Nothing Youth Commission Set Up by Democratic Legislature
The last legislature approved a Youth Commission under the attorney general’s department. Peter Chamblis, former assistant to the state's attorney, now heads the commission and outlines an eight point program aimed at social services, neighborhood improvement, church involvement, juvenile justice, local youth bureaus, coordinated recreation, cross agency work, and research. He labels welfare expansion as the principal flaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Chamblis
Democratic Party
The American Way in New Mexico Youth Programs
The speaker disputes Chamblis proposed youth program numbers five to eight as unnecessary or wasteful. He argues for support of existing clubs and for parental responsibility measures to address delinquency and child abandonment in New Mexico, noting Chamblis presents a paperlike but predictable plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Chamblis
Commission
900000 Dead In Fires Fifty Year Check
Boston based story reviews fire deaths in US and Canada across the century. Notable conflagrations include Chicago Iroquois Theater 1903 with 605 fatalities and Coconut Grove Boston 1942 with 492 dead. World War era blazes, ship explosions in Texas City 1947, and major forest fires in Minnesota, Ontario, Maine, and Chelsea Massachusetts are cited with totals and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gill
United Press
Boston
United States
Canada
National Fire Protection Association of Boston
Chicago
Texas City
Tex
Ontario
Maine
Chelsea Mass
Chelsea
Salem
Mass
Notice of Pendency of Civil Action in Lea County
The Church of Christ of Jar New Mexico filed suit in Lea County District Court to quiet fee simple title to Lots 8 9 and 10 Block 32 Dick Herwig and Stuart Third Addition Jal New City Lea County New Mexico and bar any liens or claims. Defendants include John G McKenzie V Marie McKenzie J W Collum W M Saylors Olar Saylors and others. Judgment by default possible if no appearance by August 4 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. McKenzie
V. Marie McKenzie
J. W. Collum
W M. Saylors
Olar Saylors
O' Saylors
W. A. Page Harve Rush
H. Rush
Mamie Rush
Church of Christ of
Dick Herwig
Stuart
New City
Jal
Lea County
New Mexico
L. George Schubert
Hobbs
W. M. Beauchamp
Jewel Key
Lovington
Township
Finn Watson
Inas M. Tatum
Heidel & Swarthout
Washington Meat Debate Cuts Across Farm Policy
A Washington meeting of the congressional watch dog committee heard cattle growers feeders and packers warn of a meat shortage as price ceilings on hogs loom. Secretary Brannan urged higher corn production while Truman chatted with 4 H Club youths in Washington about returning to the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rvress
Washington
Congressional “Watch Dog” Committee
Eric Johnson
Defense
Charles Wilson
Mike” Disalle
Burnet Maybank
Disalle
Chicago
C. L. Farrington
Indianapolis Commission
Ops
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohians
Charles Brannan
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Disale
America
Brannan
Ohio
Truman
4-H Club
Declaration pledge remembered by 56 brave signers
A fragment recalls the 1776 signing of the Declaration of Independence with 56 men pledging lives fortunes and honor to liberty and the new nation. The piece honors democratic ideals and enduring patriotism across centuries.
The Signers’ Spirit Fuels A Nation’s Rededication Day
A valiant band founded a new nation and left an indomitable will and fearless freedom. The text urges rededication to the signers’ deals as the nation continues to live by their spirit.
Notice to unknown heirs in Martha C. Pearson estate
In the Matter of the Estate of Martha C. Pearson deceased prospectively determines heirship. Joseph W. Pearson filed a petition in Cause No. 1091 to determine heirs. The court set July 16, 1951 at 10:00 a.m. in Lovington New Mexico for hearing at the Probate Judge's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil McKnight
Ina B. Orrell
Lovington
Lea County
New Mexico
Della Wooton
Joseph W. Pearson
Lulu McIntyre
Tom Pearson
Lee Pearson
Grace Jarrett
W. J. Pearson
W. E. Merrill
Henry Merrill
Walter Merrill
Jack Merrill
Martha C. Pearson
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Agnes Kastner Herch
Land Office
THE
LEA County Publishing Company
Santa Ana
Calif
Ind. Rep
Rimouski
Cabana
Que
Fire Protection Association
Quebec
San Francisco
Texas
Minnesota
Oregon
Lagrande
State OF
Mexico
Nils T. Kjellstrom
New Tioner
Mildred Long
County of
Lea
State of New Mexico
Eva Tatum
Lovington Leader
Vna B. Orrell
Sam Owens
Clarabel Owens
Mary Marguerite McKnight
Roy Owens
Joe Murphy
John F. Owens
Myrtle Owens
Thelma
Clarence) Gattis
Lorene
Arnett) Monroe
Louise Owens
Janelle Owens
Doris Owens
Raymond Owens
Orville Owens
William Owens
Lovington, New Mexico
Otto Culbertson
Edith Culbertson
R. R. Culbertson
Joe Ham
Carl C. Owens
Dorris Owens
Raymond Owens, SR
Earl Ray Owens
District Court
Towit
Township 14
Township 15
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Ween Pwr
Aprn Papupa Cpapey
Ptiaot
Wis
Dale
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