Cost of Living Up 2 Percent
United Press reports May prices near January highs with overall gains 2 percent from last year and 11 percent above pre Korean levels. Rents, auto repairs, gasoline, hospital costs up. wood prices rise. Government notes pork chops down, pig production down about 9 percent in 1952. Truman calls for higher taxes to address a seven billion dollar deficit as Congress weighs extending price controls and considers easing them.
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Faith Renewed By The Bible Through Historic Quotes
A collection of renowned statements on Bible reading from figures such as Tyndale Goethe Truman Greeley Eisenhower George VI MacArthur Wells Taft and scripture from I Timothy 3 16 17. The passages emphasize Bible study as comfort guidance and a cornerstone of Western civilization.
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Lovington Graduate Wins Phillips Scholarship
John Hutsell, a 1952 Lovington High School alumnus, has been awarded the Phillips Scholarship. He plans to attend Texas Tech at Lubbock next year. The Campbells were stationed at Hobbs Air Base during the war.
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Shirley Collier Finishes ENMU Twirling Course
Shirley Collier, high school drum major, completed a twirling course at Eastern New Mexico University in Portales and will instruct girls trying out for drum majorettes next year.
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